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Fred Eaglesmith — 105
Album: Lipstick Lies & Gasoline
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Released: 1997
Length: 2:44
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Streak of lightning coming down the highway
turn around and watch it go
switch on the lights
put on the highbeams
better find a preacher on the radio

I like to drive at 105
its just how fast i got to go
i got the gears and i got the motor
aint no reason to go slower
and i like the speed i like the motion
i like the rockin machine
i like to drive at 105
better hurry up if you wanna catch me

neon sign flashin by like something in your eye
Elvis on the radio almost makes you cry
falshing lights in the rearview you know
payin many mile step on the gas pull out to pass and leave em far be hind

I like to drive at 105
its just how fast i got to go
i got the gears and i got the motor
aint no reason to go slower
and i like the speed i like the motion
i like the rockin machine
i like to drive at 105
better hurry up if you wanna catch me

you shouldnt ought to done it honey you shouldnt ought to run around
but two cant be on the highway darlin and i'M THE ONE THATS OUT THERE NOW

and i like the speed i like the motion i like the rockin machine i like to drive at 105
better hurry up if you wanna catch mebetter hurry up if you wanna catch me
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 Slam wrote:
Fred is the man. This guy writes excellent edgy songs in a genre I don't frequent very often. He was around here (Southern Ontario) for years without a label nibble, went to Nashville and was signed up in no time, so the story goes. Fred's the real deal. AND you've reminded me that he's playing around the corner tonight. Thanks once again RP. Slam in Toronto
 
I agree Slam. Fred is the best
Posted 13 years ago by SantaCruzinGail    [ Reply ]
This guy's voice makes me feel pseudo-homicidal. Absolutely terrible.
Posted 18 years ago by prairiedogj    [ Reply ]
Ooh. One reason to leave RP for a while...
Posted 18 years ago by jasonv    [ Reply ]
Im getting tired of the really cheasy american coun try rock this station plays alot of :/ Its normaly a really good station from playing loads of styles from other places. Or at least used to but latly iv been hearing alot of really bad country rock. Please PLEASE more stuff from around the world...
Posted 18 years ago by NutsyUK    [ Reply ]
YES, another country song... way to go RP. Nice to hear some of this occasionally. Your mix choice this morning is ... ace.
Posted 18 years ago by mach-hog    [ Reply ]
Fred is the man. This guy writes excellent edgy songs in a genre I don't frequent very often. He was around here (Southern Ontario) for years without a label nibble, went to Nashville and was signed up in no time, so the story goes. Fred's the real deal. AND you've reminded me that he's playing around the corner tonight. Thanks once again RP. Slam in Toronto
Posted 18 years ago by Slam    [ Reply ]
Bill, you have outdone yourself. Fred! I am delighted and in awe. Please, please, please, keep up the great work. This has motivated me to get off my lazy butt and send you in another cheque - I'm overdue!
Posted 18 years ago by Laniel    [ Reply ]
ThePoose wrote:
Fred, who lives not far from me here in eastern Ontario, played his best stuff early in his career. My brother-in-law Max also believed this, and told Fred so in a letter. Fred wrote a long missive back to Max telling him to go straight to hell and using more four-letter words than Max thought possible. So Fred has edge--personal as well as professional--it seems. I wonder if the letter has value. Are you listening EBay?
LOL - a letter is written criticizing a person, and you're surprised by the response? Fred is an excellent songwriter, and this is a very good album. I was lucky enough to see him in a small, grimy venue in my town better known for local hard core acts. He was the opening act for a popular regional act called "Split Lip Rayfield". Fred and his band gave a great show, even though there were only a handful of people in the audience, and of those only maybe 3 or 4 who were familiar with Fred. He gave a heartfelt show in spite of the conditions. The band was friendly, and freely talked to me before the show. I'd see him again in a heartbeat if he comes back through.
Posted 18 years ago by GregX59    [ Reply ]
Fred, who lives not far from me here in eastern Ontario, played his best stuff early in his career. My brother-in-law Max also believed this, and told Fred so in a letter. Fred wrote a long missive back to Max telling him to go straight to hell and using more four-letter words than Max thought possible. So Fred has edge--personal as well as professional--it seems. I wonder if the letter has value. Are you listening EBay?
Posted 18 years ago by ThePoose    [ Reply ]
billery wrote:
I can't drive 55.
Certainly not with this on the radio.
Posted 18 years ago by handyrae    [ Reply ]
I can't drive 55.
Posted 18 years ago by billery    [ Reply ]