This episode of Sean of the South is brought to you by case knives, a tradition of my family

dating back to my granddaddy, the fisherman to woodcarver, and the Southern Baptist, who always

said the best cure for idle hands is to build something. So keep your hands sharp with a case knife.

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

Sean, Dietrich, a man.

We've got a great show lined up heading up here.

Great show coming to you live in the podcast airwaves and radio waves all over this fine nation.

These two beautiful girls you see behind me fixing to play music for you are the Presley sisters, everybody, the Presley sisters.

Thank you. are the Presley sisters, down in the flat things is not for me up in the mountains is where I'd rather me in grass town where I've lived all my days, back in the mountains, there's no time he waits.

The kindness of family, the wise and the old, strength and character character quiet and cold if you want something done you do it yourself surrounded by love

its own source of well in brass, where I've lived all my days, Back in the mountains, Raised on old time he weighs. I'm You know You spread out, time goes on, our past is puffed out,

time goes on.

Our past is puffed in wood.

Nothing lasts forever. and words Nothing will last forever

and nothing really should

I may ramble

and I may home

But in Brastown

Will always be my home

Down in the flatlands

It's not for me

Up in the mountains

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