O Brother, Where Art Thou?
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:52:00
Believe me, Delmar, he would
have wanted us to press on.

:52:04
Pete, rest his soul,
was one sourass son of a bitch

:52:08
and not given to pointless
sentimentality.

:52:11
It don't seem right getting
the treasure without him.

:52:14
Maybe it's for the best
he was squished.

:52:17
Why, he...was barely
a sentient being and...

:52:20
when we clean up and
get a little smellum in our hair,

:52:23
we're gonna feel
100% better about ourselves

:52:26
and about...life in general.
:52:29
(Convicts singing)
:52:31
Must be near Parchment Farm.
:52:34
Sorry sons of bitches.
:52:36
Seems like a year ago
we busted off the farm.

:52:39
(Convicts singing)
:52:48
Pete got a brother?
:52:49
Not that I'm aware.
:52:55
Heat must be getting to me.
:52:57
(Horse neighs)
:53:05
# Oh, the storm and its fury
raged today

:53:09
# Crushing hope
that we cherished so dear

:53:13
# The cloud and storm
will in time pass away

:53:18
# And the sun again
will shine bright and clear

:53:23
# Keep on the sunny side
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# Always on the sunny side
:53:28
# Keep on the sunny side of life
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# It will help us every day
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# It will brighten all the way
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# If we'll keep on
the sunny side of life

:53:41
# If we'll keep on
the sunny side of life #

:53:45
(Applause)
:53:47
That was wonderful.
That sure was. Yes.

:53:51
Now, I know The Sunnysiders
would agree with me

:53:54
when I say that the great state
of Mississippi

:53:56
cannot afford four more years
of Pappy O'Daniel!


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