ep29 First Song - He Set Me Free

down once again everybody yes sir this is your old man down and the people that are more than the other main lady with an all-day position we do hope you enjoy and in just a minute we're gonna tell you how to get our all-day good time vote for the hundred and fifty times so you

keep a lesson will you? I'm concerned with that in the five five thank you so much sir Wayne and in terms we are really glad to be here and They're going to ask you to have these service plans, and you fire along each time, and listen to the waves.

I don't know what Dr. Jones is about to do. You are going to tell them you're going to get your shots. I last said to get out them and give some little bits, and there they're going to tell you it.

I'll tell you how they will help everybody out there. I am glad to be with you again, and I'll tell you what, we are going to start serving We want to get on. First we hear one written by Albert E. Brown.

Number seven out of our all sixes to album here that we'd be telling you about in yesterday's. This is a fine song, a gospel song called, You Think Me Too. And I've been saying, number seven out of our all sixes to album here.

Wayne, Wayne, you're standing at it. I'll tell you how you can get this off your hand. That's one of them, a little fan of Alba's one. Now, I'll see you at the E.W.L. Palmatics. One of them has to know to sell that name, you know, the next one.