Triumph reunites to lay it on the line at Stanley Cup final in Edmonton
Gil Moore can barely go a day without hearing someone belt out the words to one of his biggest hits.
'It's hard to get through a Tim Hortons lineup without people singing, 'Lay It on the Line,'' he said. 'I'm playing golf and I'm lining up my putt, and guys are yelling at me, 'Lay it on the line!''
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Triumph reunites to lay it on the line at Stanley Cup final in Edmonton
Gil Moore can barely go a day without hearing someone belt out the words to one of his biggest hits. 'It's hard to get through a Tim Hortons lineup without people singing, 'Lay It on the Line,'' he said. 'I'm playing golf and I'm lining up my putt, and guys are yelling at me, 'Lay it on the line!''
