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My song 'Blood, Sweat and Water' uses Stampede as a metaphor for the city's courage, hard work and resilience. It's a tribute to everyone who's been toughing it out dealing with the flood damage in southern Alberta. The idea occurred to me after seeing all the work people had done to make Stampede happen this year. I wrote it in the last few days, and me and some of my Edmonton musician friends went in the studio and recorded it in a day.

I was really moved by how the organizers in Calgary were able to bounce back so quickly from the flood and go forward with the Stampede despite challenges I can't begin to imagine. I think it did a lot for the morale of the city, and i know playing the Coke stage this year a was very moving and special experience for me and the guys in my band. I remember seeing the 'Come Hell or Water' graphic just days after seeing the worst of the flood photos.

Nice job Calgary; you handled yourself through this thing with a lot of class.

- Corb Lund


Credits:
Scott Franchuk: Engineer/Producer, Riverdale Recorders

Shannon Johnson: Fiddle
Miah McDade: Mandolin
Peter Hendrickson: Drums
Chris Brzezicki - Bass
Kris Glabush - BG Vocal

www.corblund.com

Blood, Sweat & Water (A Song for Southern Alberta)

Bury me not 1996

Ring Of Fire (live)

A Cowboy's Prayer / Oh Bury Me Not (live)

Home Boys Home

The Doryman

Great Harbour Deep

Rockin' On the Water

Do I Let Me Go Girl

The Anti Confederation Song

Diamond-Found Friends

Every Road Leads Back to Tennessee is a slow-burn country ballad about chasing dreams, losing your way, and realizing where your heart truly belongs. Set against the contrast of small-town roots and big-city lights, the song follows a woman who leaves Tennessee for Los Angeles, only to learn that some roads are meant to bring you home. With heartfelt lyrics, gentle fiddle, and a classic country feel, this song is about love, lessons learned, and the pull of home that never fades.

Artist: Rick Mack Band
Genre: Country / Americana
Mood: Reflective, emotional, timeless

Every Road Leads Back to Tennessee

Shadow on my Trail (Rock) by Tony Gibbs
All rights reserved © ℗ 2025 Tony Gibbs

I’ve been running from a promise
that I made when I was young,
Swore I’d never let the darkness
overshadow what I’ve done.
But the night keeps creeping closer,
and the road feels worn and frail —
Every mile I leave behind me
still leaves a shadow on my trail.

’Cause I walk with the light,
though the dark calls my name.
I’ve lost a few battles,
but I’m still in the game.
There’s a fire in my heart
that’ll never turn pale —
I keep moving on
with the shadow on my trail.

Had a woman once who loved me,
but I loved the highway more.
Left her standing in the doorway
like a saint behind a door.
Now her memory rides beside me
in the wind and in the hail —
She’s the angel on my shoulder,
not the shadow on my trail.

Cause I walk with the light,
though the dark calls my name.
I’ve lost a few battles,
but I’m still in the game.
There’s a fire in my heart
that’ll never turn pale —
I keep moving on
with the shadow on my trail.

Some men chase redemption,
some men run from sin —
I guess I’m somewhere in the middle,
trying not to fall again.

Yeah, I walk with the light,
though the dark calls my name.
If the good Lord will guide me,
I won’t end up the same.
There’s a fire in my heart
that’ll never turn pale —
I’ll keep walking on
with the shadow on my trail

The Anti Confederation Song

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