1:07:05
Howdy, pastor.
1:07:06
Howdy, alvin.
I got right bad news for you.
1:07:08
Word just come.
They're a-taking you for the army.
1:07:12
That can't be.
1:07:12
That letter
we done sent to washington
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says that i was
agin fighting, and-
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they ain't going to
exempt you.
1:07:18
You got to
report to nashville tomorrow night.
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Well, i ain't
a-going.
1:07:24
You ain't got
no choice.
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This were
the last appeal.
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I don't care
about that. I ain't a-going.
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You've got to go,
alvin.
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It's the law.
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What kind
of law is it
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that says a man's
got to go agin the book
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and its teachings?
1:07:38
Well, i reckon there
ain't no answer, but...
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if you don't go,
they'll be a-coming after you.
1:07:45
They won't get me.
I'll go back in them hills.
1:07:47
Yeah, and they'll
put hounds on your trail,
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and they'll follow you
no matter how far back you go.
1:07:52
Then they'd better not
catch up with me,
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'cause they'll be
a-wishing they hadn't!
1:07:57
L-
1:08:01
sorry, pastor. I...
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them's sinful words.
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I wasn't thinking of
what i was saying.
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I'll go.
1:08:12
War's away
to the other side of the ocean, alvin.
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Lots of things can happen
afore you get there.
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You put your trust
in the lord,
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and he'll look out
for you.
1:08:25
I done forgot
the lord.
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Ain't never going to
forget him again.
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Good-bye, alvin.
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Well...
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i reckon these will do
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till i get fixed up
in government clothes.