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Now you get lying and I'll get p. Honey, you get lying, I'll get f. You get lying and I get cold we'll go down to the crawdad hole honey baby my y come stand with sack on his back honey y comes a man with a sack on his back baby comes a man with a sack on back he's got four corads and he can back honey b mine by the man fell down and he broke his sack honey man fell down and he broke his sack the man fell down and he broke his sack your seat crow dance back and back bunny baby my I get up Cindy you slept too late honey get up Cindy you slept too late baby get up Cindy you slept too late Crawl that man done pass your key Honey baby my now hurt up say to the drink, honey heard the duck said to the creek baby heard the duck said to the creek there ain't no crawdad in this lake Honey baby ma. Yeah, right there. Thank you very much. The hot shot from Hoing Wild Hoen Wall, Rod Bradsfield. Thank you, miss. Much obliged for that there fine music, I'll tell you. That was fine. Howdy, Ms. Foley. Howdy, Rodney. Ms. Foley. I've been having more fun this week than a barrel of monkeys. I've been out to the fire. Oh, man. Man, I seen something last night out there that I'll tell you, I never seen before. You know them Siamese twins? Oh, I've heard of. You know them people. That's Grown together? Yeah, I seen them last night out there. One of them is eating watermelon and the other spitting out the seed. I took my gal, Susie, Ms. Foley. I took her with me to the fire. And she had a new dress on, see? One of them white boiled dresses. It was white boiled. And when she stood, she got full at that red lemonade. When she stood between me and that neon light on at that double Ferris wheel, she looked just like a thermometer. Oh, we had a time. Susie's getting fat. You ain't seen her lately? Not lately. No, I haven't. Oh, she's just gained so much lately. I'm telling you, Mr. Polly, she looks like a bale of hay with a middle bale busted. I'm telling you the truth. Me and her went to a party the other night down there in Hohenwald. We played a lot of games there. At the party, we played one game that is called Pony Express. Never heard of that. No. Well, it's the first time I ever heard of it. It's called Pony Express. It's just like Post Office, only a little more horsing around. Miss Poly, me and her come up here today in my old Ford. And there was a whole bunch of kids wanting to come with us from Hohen Wall up here to the fire. And one of them says to me, says, rod, we can't all get in your car. How many will your car hold? I says, well, it's supposed to carry five, but it will hold eight if they're well acquainted. That Susie's a mess. I never will forget when I first met her. I was working in a drugstore. I was a sody jerk. Jerk? Yeah, sodi jerk. Oh, I was working there in the drugstore, see? And she. She and two other girls come in there and one of them says she wants a Coca Cola. Well, I fixed it and give it to her. You know, nothing says, I want a ice cream Sodi. And I fixed it and give it to her. And then I turned to Susan. I said, what do you have? She says, I want a double. I says, what do you have, ma'? Am? She says, I want a double. So I give her a nut sundae. Miss Polly, that there Susie's got a little brother named Buford. The meanest little dickens, I reckon, in the country anywhere. Every time I go over and see Susie, he'll do something to me if I don't give him a nickel. And a lot of times I don't have no nickel. In fact, most of the time, I don't have no nickel. And the other Sunday I had a date with Susan and went over to search and he. He done something to me. Got one of them great big old bill posters packs and he put it right in the settee where me and Susie always sit and spark at, you know. And he had the business end of it up and I popped down on him. Now you talking about taxes on your real estate and automobiles. Brother, you wait till it hit your personal property. Well, sir, you know, I've never known a man quite like tonight's guest. He can't make up his mind whether he'd rather fish or sing. But I can guarantee you he does both about as well as they can be done. And I mean the good old love sick blues boy, Hank Williams. Hank, we. We're expecting big things, but right now we'd like to hear you sing, buddy. All right. I got one here that I wrote here a while back. I'd like to sing called Good looking. If you got anything cooking how about cooking it up with me? Hey hey good looking what got cooking? How about cooking something up with me? This is sweet baby. Don't you think maybe we could find us a brand new recipe? I got a hot rod for down a $2 bill and I know a spot right over the hill there's photo pop and the dancing spree if you want to have fun come along with me say hey good what you got cooking? How about cooking something up with me free I'm ready so we can go steady so how's about saving all your time for me? Ain't no more looking I know I've been cooking so how's about keeping steady company? I'm going to throw my date book over the fence and buy me one for five or ten cents. I'll keep it till it's covered with age Call them right writing your name down hey good looking, what you got cooking? How's about cooking something up with me tonight? And I needed more My kids were so dead and the smell never leaves I don't know what to do I'm always in the dark, the sweat and that sore smells like a dark downy rinse fights stubborn odors in just one wash. When impossible odors get stuck in. That's the sound of James adding long lasting gain scent boosters to his laundry this morning. Several hours later, James sniffs the irresistible scent of gain on his shirt. Ah, gain. Several hours later, James has even caught the attention of his mother in law and she never gives him attention. Ooh, you smell amazing, James. Oh Thanks, Mom. I love you too. I never said that. Add gain scent boosters to your laundry Add joy to your day. Well, it's time now for our sacred song. Friends, your kind letters and cards tell us that one of your favorites is one that we like very much. Oh, just a closer walk with these I am weak but thou art strong Jesus keep me from all wrong I be satisfied his love as I walk Let me walk close to Thee Just a closer walk with Thee Daily walking close to Thee Let it be, dear Lord Let it be Just a closer walk with Thee oh, granted Jesus, is my plea Just a closer walk with Thee Let it be, dear Lord Let it be well to hear the Jordanires Quartet with one of those rocking rolling spiritual fourth. Let's hear Working on a Building. Well, I'm working on a building It's a true foundation I'm holding up a blood stain banner for my Lord When I never get tired, tired, tired Working on a building I'm going up to heavenly wall When I'm working on a building so let's call on our call on our news gal right now. Cousin Minnie Pearl, I'm just proud to be here. Well, sis, I'm still thinking about my summer romances. Well, I had one. I nearly about did. Then I was down at the beach and there was a real handsome feller come up to me and he got fresh with me. Oh, it was awfully nice. And you know what he does? He looked at me and I had on my bathing suit. And he looked at me and he said, baby. That's what he called me, was baby. He said, baby, I'd like to see more of you. That's what a girl can expect when she puts on one of them skimpy bathing suits that just comes halfway down to your knees. And my elbows, it had shrunk clear up to my elbows. On the sleeves, too. Well, she though, I'll tell you right now, I looked awful good in that suit. Bow, I tell you right now, I didn't mean it. Hello, Roger. Glad to see you. Where are you going? Where are you going? Huh? Where are you going? Oh, I'm going home. I'm through now. I'm going home. I'm going home. Wait a minute. I'm walking home. Wait a minute. I want the hornwell. Well, I want to go with you. Because you see hoin wall, it's on here. Grinder switch. Yeah, they ain't fur part. No. And I'll just go along with you if you don't mind. Well, that's Your heart. I'd just love to have you. I love to walk home with experienced men. I know, Minnie, but I'm not experienced. You ain't home yet either. Come here. Come here. Let's us play hide and seek, me and you. Do what, Minnie? Let's play hide and seek. Oh, no, no, no. Oh, come on. Why not? Ain't got nobody to find us. I don't want nobody to find us. I ain't going to do it. Why not? It's just a kids game. Not the way I. Well, sit, lads, I'll tell you. I've got to tell you some news from Grinder Twitch. Oh, there's more been happening up there this week. They had a party and some old girl, I don't know who she was, she kept hollering, let's play kissing games. Let's play kissing games. She hollered that all during the party. My throat was sore. The next day I. They drawed a circle in the middle of the floor and a girl would stand in the middle of the circle and a fellow at either half to kiss her or pay a fine. I made $11.85. They say kissing spreads germs. I sure have spent some healthy evenings in my life. Well, I've got a thing now. These here handsome fellas will give me a chart I'd like to rip off here with a few sweet spasms. I'm gonna sing out there and call jealous hearted me fellas in about the gear D. Let her fix it. You can have my cup, you can have my team. Just you let my fellow be. Angelo. Now then, the stage is all set for our guest once more. So where's that big tall drink of water? Hank Williams. Come on out here, buddy. This time, man. Red, I've got a song here. It's been awful good to me here lately. It's one of the top tunes in the nation. Cold. Cold. Hold it. Well, I tried so hard my dare to show that you're my every dream yet you're afraid each thing I do is just some evil scheme A memory from your lonesome past Keeps us so far apart from why can't I free your doubtful mind and melt your cold, cold heart? Another love before my time Made your heart sad and blue and so my heart is paying now for things I didn't do in anger unkind words are said that make good teardrops fall why can I free your doubtful mind and melt your cold, cold heart? There was a time when I believed that you belong to me but now I know Your heart is shackled to a memory the more I learn to care for you the more we drift apart why can't I free your doubtful mind and melt your cold, cold heart? Well, see, the man responsible for the picking in the background is not other than that tall thin lady's hand. Spring bean. So hit her up there. Spring. Whenever you see that girl of mine there's something you can tell her she might fool her time away for to c some other feller if I was on the flop I'd sail away to where I'd sail all around this old wide world to the girl I love her best Whenever you go according Boys I'll tell you what to do Pull off that long tail rouse and foul Put on your navy blue if I was on some far out and cop I'd sail away to the wind I'd sail all around this hole I'd boy to the girl I was with me Lord, I feel so unnecessary. Well, sir, I see that we've got time here for a little ballad and. And one we picked out as a sort of a favorite of ours. An old timer called the Convict. In the road within my prison cell so dreary alone I sit with brother broken heart I'm thinking of my lonely darling Forever from her I must part I rose she sent me as a token she said it just to light my gloom to tell me that her heart is broken to cheer me on to meet my blood Goodbye, sweetheart For in the morning I'll meet my nickel and repose and when I go at the lights dawning against my heart they'll find a road grand old Opry came to you from Nashville, Tennessee. This is the United States Armed Forces Radio Service, Sam. This has been a presentation of otrwesterns.com and we hope you enjoyed. Please take some time to like and rate our shows in your favorite podcast application. Follow us on Facebook by going to otrwesterns.com Facebook subscribe to our YouTube channel by going to otrwesterns.Com YouTube and send us an email podcasttrwesterns.com you can call and leave us a voicemail 707-986-8739. 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