"Ignoramus" genre: Folk Rock
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	A good ol' Newfie jig about drinking and comming to terms with your own mortality
	Credits: Jeremy Ash
	Lyrics I ask myself the question Why am, I afraid to die. I don’t know if it’s the worms and things, That’ll eat up my insides. Or if it’s the fact I’m in a box Six feet under ground. With no one there to keep me warm, No, no one else around (‘Cause) (Chorus) I’m an ignoramus When it comes to life and death. I don’t know if I’m blessed, Enough to go to the best place After I’m dead I talk to friends ‘bout heaven and hell They say I’ve had too much to drink. I say, “Now by’s I likes’ me beer But ‘dis is what I t’inks. Is there something after death, Something better than here?” They say heaven’s under a bottle cap And hell is an empty beer (‘Cause) (Chorus) I went down to the preacher man To see what he had to say. If he could help me with my problems, Troubles and dismay. He said now by’, everything is alright Everything will be just fine. So, let’s go nip into the back And have a drink of wine (Chorus)

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