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Well, you are listening to Sean of the South, and I'm your host tonight.

Sean Dietrich, got a great show lined up ahead and to hear, a great show coming

you live, through the podcast airwaves and radio waves all over this fine nation.

It's a good-looking group of cowboys you see behind me here, fix and play music.

For you are the Poe Rambling Boys, everybody, the Poe Rambling Boys.

Thank you. You are the Po-Rambling boys, everybody, the Poe Rambling Boys. Last night again In sweet dreams I wondered

Back to those days long-longed line

But when I crossed the wildwood

That longed in my childhood

I woke up with tears in my eyes

I walk through the places and look at the faces

and left for the sweet by and by

but when I cross in backwards

where that old shack stood

I woke up with tears in my eyes

I that old shacks stood I woke up with tears in my eyes Well some sweet day I'm making a journey, not telling anyone goodbye.

I don't want nobody weeping, weeping though I'm sleeping, or waking up with tears in their hide.

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