MBF 5x.xx.xx ep49 First Song - Ive Been Down That Road Before

Mother's Best Flour brings you Hank Williams. I got a feeling called the blues. Oh, wow, that's my baby's say good-bye. Oh, no I don't know what I'll do. Oh, no I do it's that you saw.

Oh, oh, oh, Louis Gee. The millions of mothers best flour and mothers best farm feeds and mothers best cell fries and cornmeal bring you the one and only love's sake blues boy. Hank Williams, all the mother's best music makers.

music makers and yours truly mother's best little boy good morning everybody and welcome to the mother's best uh... kitchen this morning greetings and what else all the boys gathered around still that's all i think of fine morning this morning too the away for the biscuits to be out in the minute fellas y'all playing pick real pretty this morning when

i'll serve you up a mess of Samuel Gravy's long way to this. Oh, no! Ha ha ha ha! Huh!? Look, we gonna start off his mornin' with the thing I wrote here. While back. He's got a lot of awful good sense, isn't it?

I didn't write this special for nobody. It fit a lot over, so imagine, as time's gone by. Boy's list of this. You get some, some shown-up good sense in this. Thy love it is, I've been down that road of four.

Ha ha. My friends, if you just listen to me, you get some good hard-earned advice. I don't aim to meddle in your business. I'm just trying to save you and awful friends. You see these teeth that I ain't got, and these knots on my ball head?

I can't hear you boys, I never taught them there. A line home in the bed. I take the smart elegant in town of him, folks won't know part Cause he acts like his head was only made to hold his ears apart Now he might not like what I'm about to say and my words might make him sore