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Hey, thanks for listening to Sean of the South.

I'm your host today, Sean Dietrich and man.

We've got a great show lined up ahead of you here.

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

We're sitting in the studio again with this guitar behind me.

You hear playing?

I'm playing more songs this week because we received last week an overwhelming amount of fan mail.

That's right. We have fans. I didn't know that either.

An overwhelming amount of fan mail asking us to play more music like we did on that last podcast.

How many letters we received?

That's right. Three letters last week. How many, how many letters we received? That's right.

Three letters last week. Overwhelming. Three letters asking us to play more music.

I can hardly believe it. I didn't truthfully know that even three people listen to the show.

So if you don't want to hear the music, I would not blame you if you turned off the radio or the stereo or your Bluetooth headphones or whatever you're listening to a song. I wouldn't blame you if you turn it off and just decided to go do something else. Nobody in this world will blame you. But we're going to play some songs. I'm going to start off with this song that you've heard before. I know it. It's an easy song. It's an easy sing-along song. And it doesn't, I don't mean to say that it's a song I don't like, but I have gone a long period of my life where I did not want to hear

it. I did not prefer the sound of this song, mainly because I used to hang out with my buddy.

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