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They used to play this song (along with a video) on NJN during the late 1990's and my Dad loved it, LOL.
I don't remember the lyrics (except for "something something New Jersey, which stands for liberty..."). I've tried looking for it on You Tube, but I couldn't find it. Do you guys know the song and it's title? Thanx!
They used to play this song (along with a video) on NJN during the late 1990's and my Dad loved it, LOL.
I don't remember the lyrics (except for "something something New Jersey, which stands for liberty..."). I've tried looking for it on You Tube, but I couldn't find it. Do you guys know the song and it's title? Thanx!
Busch Boy - Maybe this is what you were looking for. It played on all the NJ Public Television stations at one time or another.
OMG, that's it! Thanks Emissary! No wonder I couldn't find it, it has an odd title. You've just made my day.
Glad to help! They ought to make that the official state song. I don't think anything better has been written and this strikes all the "right chords"! I wonder what Bruce could do for it!
Glad to help! They ought to make that the official state song. I don't think anything better has been written and this strikes all the "right chords"! I wonder what Bruce could do for it!
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Man, does that bring back memories! Even the shot at 1:20 of Scott Ernie tossing a touchdown.
Thanks!
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