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Answer
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Simple
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as
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my
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mama
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said
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when
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I
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was
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young
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she
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told
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me
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not
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to
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worry
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son,
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someday
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you'll
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be
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someone.
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But
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here
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I
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am
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at
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21
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and
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as
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loaded
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as
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a
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stagecoach
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shotgun
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I'm
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sorry,
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mama
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please
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don't
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look
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at
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me.
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When
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I
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got
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to
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Oklahoma
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I
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was
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17
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My
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papa
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taught
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me
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how
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to
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work
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and
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Lord,
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he
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was
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mean
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working
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all
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day
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in
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that
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August
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Answer
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heat
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he
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taught
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me
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how
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to
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fish
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my
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uncle
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taught
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me
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how
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to
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drink
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Well,
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I
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went
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to
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California
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and
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I
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had
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me
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a
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band
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and
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we
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played
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in
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all
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the
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bars
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in
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the
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southern
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lands
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we
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played
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all
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night,
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and
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we'd
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drink
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for
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free
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all
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my
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boys
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and
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me.
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Now
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I'm
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23
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and
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there
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ain't
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nobody
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who
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can
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drink
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like
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me
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soon
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I'll
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be
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24
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Answer
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and
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the
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Lord
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knows
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that
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I
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can't
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drink
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no
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more
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I
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know
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I
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should've
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taken
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it
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slow
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but
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that's
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not
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the
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way
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my
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life
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goes
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now
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I
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know
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when
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you're
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passed
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out
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on
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the
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floor
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you're
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sober
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by
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24.
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Well,
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I
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had
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me
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a
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girl
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that
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loved
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me
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the
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whole
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damn
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time,
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and
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I'd
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drink
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my
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whiskey
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and
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she'd
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drink
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wine
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but
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soon
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my
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bottle
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was
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Answer
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too
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much
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to
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comfort
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me
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yeah,
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we'd
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sit
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out
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on
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the
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river
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and
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we'd
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fish
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all
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day
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and
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we'd
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drive
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across
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the
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country,
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let
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the
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radio
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play.
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7
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damn
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years,
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I
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never
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thought
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she'd
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leave.
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Now
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I'm
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23
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and
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there
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ain't
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nobody
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who
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can
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drink
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like
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me
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soon
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I'll
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be
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24,
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and
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the
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Lord
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knows
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that
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I
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can't
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drink
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no
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more
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I
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know
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I
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shoulda
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taken
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Answer
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it
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slow
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it's
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not
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the
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way
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that
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my
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life
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goes
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Lord,
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I
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know
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When
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you're
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passed
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out
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on
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the
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floor
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you're
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sober
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by
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24
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Simple
|
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as
|
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my
|
|
mama
|
|
said
|
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when
|
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I
|
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was
|
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very
|
|
young
|
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she
|
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told
|
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me
|
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not
|
|
to
|
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worry,
|
|
son.
|
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Someday
|
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you'll
|
|
be
|
|
someone,
|
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but
|
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here
|
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I
|
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am
|
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now
|
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21
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and
|
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as
|
|
loaded
|
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as
|
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a
|
|
stagecoach
|
|
shotgun
|
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I'm
|
|
sorry
|
|
Mama,
|
|
please
|
|
don't
|
|
look
|
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at
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me.
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