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# Hmm, He's my saviour
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# Hmm, my saviour
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# Hmm, my saviour now
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- Howdy, friend.
- Howdy.
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Say...
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Ain't you young Tom Joad, old Tom's boy?
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Yeah. I'm on my way home now.
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Well, I do declare.
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I baptised you, son.
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Ain't you the preacher?
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Used to be.
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Not no more.
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I lost the call.
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But, boy, I sure used to have it.
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I used to get an irrigation ditch
so full of repented sinners
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I'd pretty near drown half of 'em.
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But not no more.
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I lost the spirit.
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I got nothing to preach about
no more, that's all.
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I ain't so sure of things.
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I remember you preaching a sermon
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walking around on your hands,
shoutin' your head off.
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Yeah, I remember.
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Went pretty good that way.
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But that was nothin'.
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I preached a whole sermon once
straddling the ridge pole of a barn.
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Like this.
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- Did you see that one?
- No.
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You didn't?
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Oh.
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Well, it's all gone anyway.
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You should have got yourself a wife.
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Why, at my meetings, I used to get the girls
a-glory-shoutin' till they about passed out.
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Then I'd go to comfort 'em.