Hey there, Bob Boylan here.

This concert's part of our tiny desk home concert series.

We started back in mid-March of 2020 when we couldn't record concerts at my desk at NPR,

due to the pandemic.

You can watch this concert at NPR.org or on the NPR Music YouTube channel.

Enjoy!

Hello, I'm Johnny Cash, but the pigeons ate the wedding race and exploded somewhere

over Sand and Tone.

I picked up the newlyweds and asked them where they wanted to go.

They said, we don't care, we don't know, anywhere.

They said, we don't care, we don't know, we don't know, we don't know, we don't know,

We don't care, we don't know, we don't know, we don't know, we don't know.

named Jack, who got to drunk and during his speech, the tears started to flow.

Well, they seem like a match, so I stopped looking for cracks in their flow, and just

drove. Outside of Concane, the group noticed, the gold band on my left hand, and said

you got the advice for us, old man. Well, I thought for a mile, as I drove with

a smile. And I said, when you are dating, you only see each other. The rest of us can

go to hell, and when you are married, you're married to the whole wide world. The rich,

the fool, the sick and the well, the straights and the gays, and the people that say, we don't

use those terms these days. The salt and the soil. After I said my piece, we drove on

in silence for a spell. How my words had gone over. Well, I couldn't tell.

A potent advice, or preachy as hell. When I see people about to marry, I become something

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