I was riding number nine heading south from Caroline.

I heard that law.

Mmwah mwah wah wah some whistles. I heard that a law. Some whistle blue.

Oh,

Oh, gee.

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I know W B's been doing the introductions around here because this is you know this is W.B.

Show everybody give it up for two years.

This is W.B. W. W. W. W. W. W. W. B. W. W. B. W. W. B. is very well aware of and I'm sure he can appreciate the train must run on time

and I ain't going to wait around for his for his introduction so here I am.

This one right here is one that W.B. wanted me to play.

When I was living in Lexington I was working for Longwood antique woods.

We reclaimed old barns and old buildings and turned it into hardwood floor for rich horse people.

And the majority of the time I was on the bottom rung of that I was

denailing and if you've never done any denailing it's a lot like whackamole at

gat-land but you don't get any prize at the end of the day. But I was doing that and it's a really

it's a Zen kind of motion. You can really get into it and it's really fun to do

when you're smoking. But it's not fun when the person beside you that is also working

doesn't enjoy it and is continuously always being a Debbie Downer.

So I wrote this song it's called Adam. If you won't pull the trigger, will you lay that pistol down?

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