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 of the South, and I'm your host, and I'm your host, and I'm Sean host, and I'm Deacher. We've got a great show lined up ahead of you here. A great show lined up ahead of you here coming to you live via the podcast airwaves and the radio waves all over this fine nation. This wonderful looking group of people you see behind me here fixing the play music for you is the Red Wood River Band everybody the Redwood River Band

the Redwood River Band I'm I'm I'm

I'm

I'm

I'm

I'm

I'm going to be. I'm going to

I'm going to Oh brother,

Oh, come to me,

For I am shot

and bleeding

Now I must die

No more to see

My wife and my dear children the foreign fall has laid me low on this cold ground to suffer stay brother stay and lay me away and write my wife a letter letter tell her that'm prepared to die and want to meet her in heaven since I believe in the Lord above my sins are all forgiven The

The My little ones, I love them well,

How could I once more see them

That time I might be

Them along farewell

But we will meet in heaven.

Oh, tell my wife she must not grieve.

Oh, kiss my dear little children for they will call for me in vain when I am gone to heaven Oh brother

I am dying now

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