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Hey there, home folks!
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- How are you all today?
- Come here to pray for you, Mr. Jefferson.
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Oh. You couldn't get
no tickets, huh?
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- Best they don't go in there.
- Oh, that don't matter.
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- Just so long as the good Lord
lets you win for us.
- Amen.
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Lf"us" mean any of you with cash riding on me,
your prayers will pay off about the fifth.
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No, Mr. Jefferson.
He mean win for us colored.
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Oh. Is that what
you're praying?
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May the good Lord
be guiding your hand for us.
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- Amen!
- You traipse all this way to pray it? My, my.
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What the reverend
mean to signify...
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- I know what he signifyin'.
I'm big, but I ain't dumb.
- What you salty with me for?
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- Hey, man. What's my winning gonna do for you?
- Huh?
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- Give him self-respect.
- Amen. Tell it, brother.
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Yeah, I be proud
to be colored tomorrow.
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Country boy, if you
ain't there already...
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all the boxing and nigger-praying
in the world ain't gonna get you there.
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- Jack, let's go.
- You look colored, but you
ain't thinking colored.
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No, sir, I'm thinking colored,
colored, and then colored.
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I'm so busy thinking colored,
I can't see nothin' else sometime.
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I just ain't thinking
colored like you.
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You're telling me
you're praying here.
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You expect I'm gonna say thank you,
and you ain't praying for me.
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It ain't, "Lord, don't let
that peck break his nose"...
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or "Lord, let him get out of town
and not get shot at!"