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Hey, you are listening to Sean of the South, and I'm your host tonight. Sean Dietrich, and, man, we've got a great show ahead of you lined up here tonight. Come to you live in the podcast here, wave, and the radio waves all over this fine nation. Got a wonderful, wonderful group of people behind me here fixing to play music for you. Ladies and gentlemen, this was Hank and Patty and the Current, everybody.

Hank and Patty and the Current. Thank you. I thought I had it all when I thought that you were mine.

I thought that you'd be there when I broke through the vines.

But now you're running around this town without a single care.

When time is right, you'll look for me, and I won't be there.

Take your notes and take your cards I put them all away

Take this letter

That I'll write and read it one lonely day

If you decide to keep on wrong by getting rid of me

Keep on waiting in your tears

Because you know where I'll be I'm leaving on the next

train put my cares in the ground I'm leaving on the next train oh do you know I heard the sound? I heard the sound. Turn around and go back down, back away.

You know our life's gone, baby, and things just ain't the same.

You had your chance to move to me that you could be true.

This heart of my baby, you sail, but maybe not to you.

I'm leaving on the next train with my cares in the ground

I'm leaving on the next rain

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