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‘Lake Ontario’ lyric now anti-Trump rallying cry, says Blue Rodeo’s Greg Keelor

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Blue Rodeo's Greg Keelor says 'Lake Ontario' lyric now an anti-Trump rallying cry - CTV News

By Alex Nino Gheciu Greg Keelor had been mulling what to say about Donald Trump all night. Blue Rodeo was about to play “Hasn’t Hit Me Yet” during their Saturday show at Toronto’s RBC Amphitheatre, and the Canadian band’s frontman knew their 1993 hit contained a newly loaded lyric: “Out in the middle of Lake Ontario.” Keelor considered using the moment to tear into the U.S.

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