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The Tragically Hip ~ Fifty-Mission Cap


Bill Barilko disappeared that summer, he was on a fishing trip. The last goal he ever scored won the Leafs the cup They didn't win another until 1962, the year he was discovered. I stole this from a hockey card, I keep tucked up under my fifty mission cap, I worked it in to look like that Bill Barilko disappeared that summer, (in 1950) he was on a fishing trip.(in a plane) The last goal he ever scored (in overtime) won the Leafs the cup They didn't win another until 1962, the year he was discovered. I stole this from a hockey card, I keep tucked up under my fifty mission cap, I worked it in to look like that more free lyrics

Bill Barilko disappeared that summer,
he was on a fishing trip.
The last goal he ever scored
won the Leafs the cup
They didn't win another until 1962,
the year he was discovered.
I stole this from a hockey card,
I keep tucked up under
my fifty mission cap, I worked it in
to look like that

Bill Barilko disappeared that summer, (in 1950)
he was on a fishing trip.(in a plane)
The last goal he ever scored (in overtime)
won the Leafs the cup
They didn't win another until 1962,
the year he was discovered.
I stole this from a hockey card,
I keep tucked up under
my fifty mission cap, I worked it in
to look like that

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