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're listening to Sean of the South, and I'm your host, Sean Dietrich. When we are coming to you live, and that music you here behind me is lateral blue, lateral blue, everybody. He rides the morning train in a powdered suit blue.

When people ask his name

He grins and stares right through

Foggy window plain

Reflecting just the same

Face that runs away

the only one to blame

swimming in that car

and copy a paper of a day

longing for the freedom to be the one that makes it change

if there were a chance to be a winner of the game

take you leave it, lose it all but it's a shame to jump too late.

Thank you. Lose it all, but it's a shame to jump too late. I stop and close my eyes till the credits start to roam.

Did he burn the suit and tie?

Or did he sell his soul?

Till the doubt in every mind

the voice that whispers

know the kind of simple

life with no more room to grow

no no no

swimming in that carbon copy

paper of the day

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