Baptist Camping Trip | Sean of the South

Sean of the South

Sean Dietrich

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5.0 • 546 Ratings

🗓️ 19 July 2019

⏱️ 54 minutes

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Summary

Sean delivers a story he's been telling since he first got his driver's license, of a camping trip with a small-town adult men's Bible study group. Music by the Monocle Band.

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0:00.0	This episode of Sean of the South is brought to you by Case Knives, one of America's foremost manufacturers of premium knives.
0:06.5	Case knives have been treasured items that have been passed down on my family for generations.
0:10.9	So put down the phone, shut off the TV, and go out and get your hands dirty and build something.
0:15.5	Keep your hands sharp with a case knife.
0:18.9	Hey, you are listening to Sean of the South, and I'm your host tonight, Sean Dietrich,
0:23.1	and man. We've got a great show lining up ahead of you. Here, a great show coming in
0:26.1	live with the podcast airwaves and the radio waves all over this fine nation.
0:30.7	This folks you see behind me here, this band of beautiful-looking people who make me look
0:35.2	terrible. It's the Bonicle Band, everybody.
0:38.5	Give it up for the Monaco Band.
0:53.8	The Rainer looks so peaceful as I kissed her face goodbye.
1:01.2	I went down into the fordsmith the evening to meet my friend Eli.
1:10.8	Eli was an outlaw
1:12.6	But it meant no heart to me
1:15.6	We had tall tapes to tell ourselves
1:18.6	We drank that rite whiskey
1:20.6	We blew that safe and we stole that change
1:24.6	We lit out through the driving rain They may still find me and I may still hang, but not if I have my way.
1:32.3	The rain is standing by the bedroom door. She'll never see my face no more. I'm sorry, Lorry, forgive me for all the things that I didn't to I'm
2:01.6	I'm
2:02.6	I'm
2:03.6	I'm going to be I'm I'm
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