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Gulf Coast Radio · Highway 98 Radio

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SPEAKER_08: Hello and welcome to Coastal Alabama Highway Ninety Eight Radio.
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SPEAKER_08: Rick McCann behind the microphone.
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SPEAKER_08: We've got the latest breaking news, extended weather forecast, and great music coming up live, broadcasting from the Blue Ran Media Studios here in Golf Shores, Alabama I'm loving my laws, they get a bad name.
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SPEAKER_15: The ones that blow smoke, the ones that gone insane.
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SPEAKER_15: Ain't I dunno found me one?
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SPEAKER_15: I wouldn't hunt I gotta look at a bad boy, bad a bad bone.
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SPEAKER_15: Kinda like a desperate when I want to I be as one call from the jail phone.
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SPEAKER_15: I'd be there in the morning with the money and away.
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SPEAKER_15: I got a tie by death It goes, no, I ain't a puff, yeah, I hate to stay and I gotta play it.
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SPEAKER_15: I am a win on it, yeah, I hate to stay, and I gotta love it, stay in it, walk away, yeah, no more, still me on it, I just stayed good, I just stayed in my head, no more, still me on it, I just stayed good, I just stayed, in the middle, I just stayed, I just stay in my head, no more, still, I just stay in the time, yeah, I hate to stay, not a no, not alone, not a no, not a no, not alone, not alone, and no, no.
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SPEAKER_15: Yeah, I kinda love it.
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SPEAKER_07: You need to go to professional mobile baby public.
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SPEAKER_06: See the number on the matchbook is old and fade out She's living in LA with my best old ex-friend, Bray.
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SPEAKER_06: She said she knew and sometimes paid down.
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SPEAKER_06: He's away, he said, ghost, but all that, and give me the number if you can't find it.
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SPEAKER_06: So I can go just to tell them I need to show it well.
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SPEAKER_06: I wish my words could just convince myself.
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SPEAKER_06: It just wasn't real, that's not the way it feels I'm afraid.
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SPEAKER_06: Something in my eyes.
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SPEAKER_06: You know what happens every time Think about the Lord that a bumper save me sick on that Give me the number if you can't find it, so I can call just the show blow and take it well.
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SPEAKER_06: I wish I were just convinced myself that it just was a real That's not the way it feels No no no no That's not the way it feels I'm afraid Oh, let's forget about this calm There's no one there, I really wanted to talk to Thank you for your time.
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SPEAKER_06: I used so much more than kind of easy ghost for give me the number if you can't find So I can't count just to tell them I'm fine in the show Overcome Well, I wish my words could just convince myself that it just wasn't real, that's not the way it feels like Down in my hometown, it's always red, white, and blue ribbon time.
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SPEAKER_14: Down in my hometown we live for Neon and Friday night lights.
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SPEAKER_14: We got big trucks, big wheels, kicking up a little red dirt.
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SPEAKER_14: Down in my hometown, we're buffing barbecues, staying a white t-shirt.
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SPEAKER_14: If you want a fight, we got to fight, if it's getting too hot, it wants to put it back in, don't get back it.
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SPEAKER_14: If you want to do it, take your dog to stay down, hard to stay down, hard to stay down.
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SPEAKER_06: Down and I hold down, we're all the first thing they said We're all heaven bound, even though we love a little bit of heroes down.
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SPEAKER_14: But the harder makers double makers, this is too bad, start a ball, down the hole down, here we go again.
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SPEAKER_06: Or a shirt right off his back.
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SPEAKER_06: He could barely get on that John deer, but he'd cut his neighbors grass.
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SPEAKER_06: He's the first one there on Sunday, three thousand weekends straight.
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SPEAKER_07: But even when he didn't have much money, he never just passed that orphan plate.
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SPEAKER_06: In this crazy world we're living in.
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SPEAKER_06: Cause sure you're a whole lot more like him.
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SPEAKER_06: And they say never meet your heroes, it'll only break your heart.
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SPEAKER_06: Once you be behind that curtain, they ain't who you think they are.
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SPEAKER_06: Might be some words of wisdom, but it ain't true every time.
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SPEAKER_06: Whoever said never meet your heroes.
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SPEAKER_06: Ain't ever met mine.
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SPEAKER_06: There ain't no statue in his honor.
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SPEAKER_06: In the world, don't know his name.
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SPEAKER_06: But his or why I can say he never raised his voice after sixty years and change.
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SPEAKER_06: His word was like a sunrise.
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SPEAKER_06: You could always count on it.
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SPEAKER_06: Never said he saved lives in World War II.
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SPEAKER_06: But his buddies all said he did.
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SPEAKER_06: They say never meet your heroes.
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SPEAKER_06: It'll only break your heart.
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SPEAKER_06: And once you beat behind that curtain, they ain't who you hope they are.
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SPEAKER_06: Might be some word to wisdom.
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SPEAKER_06: But it ain't true every time.
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SPEAKER_06: Whoever said never meet your heroes ain't ever made mine, ain't ever made mine.
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SPEAKER_06: He made hard times look easy.
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SPEAKER_06: Big problems seem so small.
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SPEAKER_06: Hell, I could have called him Superman, but I just called him my grandpa.
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SPEAKER_06: And they say never meet your heroes, cause it'll only break your heart.
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SPEAKER_06: It might be some word to wisdom, but they ain't true every time.
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SPEAKER_06: Whoever said never meet your heroes ain't never made mine.
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SPEAKER_06: No, they ain't never made mine.
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SPEAKER_08: We've got your favorite new hits, some of those good old hits.
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SPEAKER_07: Horse tack is attached, hat is mat black, got the boots up like a match.
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SPEAKER_07: Riding on a horse high, you can't whip your Porsche.
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SPEAKER_07: I've been in the valley, you ain't been off your porch now.
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SPEAKER_06: Nobody tell me nothing.
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SPEAKER_06: Ain't nobody tell me nothing.
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SPEAKER_06: Sabasmith Grove, Louville, Kentucky.
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SPEAKER_06: Me in the ramp truck, pullin' in the buckies.
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SPEAKER_07: Parking lot is jump in, knock one cars are important, line shorts and court, I can be some poop.
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SPEAKER_07: Ain't nobody tell me nothing.
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SPEAKER_06: Ain't nobody tell me nothing.
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SPEAKER_06: Ain't nobody tell me nothing.
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SPEAKER_06: Ain't nobody tell me nothing Dotch, Type Crotch, wanna be a rock star.
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SPEAKER_12: No way, can't play, gonna need a repertoire.
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SPEAKER_12: Gotta get some money, gonna finance me a squad watch.
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SPEAKER_12: Apple guy looked at me like I was a Sasquatch.
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SPEAKER_12: Head down, hands down, tried to write a new song.
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SPEAKER_12: Nothing was a single ribbon every name.
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SPEAKER_12: Take my horse to the o'clock.
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SPEAKER_07: Take my horse to the o'clock.
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SPEAKER_12: Ain't nobody tell me nothing.
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SPEAKER_12: Nobody can beat the You can't tell me nothing.
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SPEAKER_12: Take my horse to the Kong.
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SPEAKER_06: I hold my head a bit higher, I lift my voice a bit louder.
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SPEAKER_06: If something inside has changed, I am a mountain mover, water walker, more than just an overcomer.
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SPEAKER_06: Cause I've been set free.
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SPEAKER_06: I am a gospel preacher, caught on fire.
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SPEAKER_06: Freedom, sing and testify.
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SPEAKER_06: I am a believer.
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SPEAKER_06: I am a believer.
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SPEAKER_06: I know this is not my own.
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SPEAKER_06: I know I don't walk alone.
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SPEAKER_06: No matter what comes my way.
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SPEAKER_06: I have peace through the trouble.
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SPEAKER_06: I have joy through the struggle.
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SPEAKER_06: Now my hopes and a pride today.
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SPEAKER_06: I have to do it.
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SPEAKER_06: I was driven by the drive, not knowing where the lonely road was leading.
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SPEAKER_06: More money in a bank account to buy things I could brag about.
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SPEAKER_06: Didn't like the mark that these old boots were leaving.
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SPEAKER_06: So I'm getting on a better path.
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SPEAKER_06: And that's for my next half.
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SPEAKER_06: I'll do my best, hope it's enough to leave a legacy loving people like the one who built this heart.
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SPEAKER_06: Be a welcome sign, be an open door.
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SPEAKER_06: I wanna be remembered for the times I was alive and someone's gone.
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SPEAKER_06: I hope my rights outweigh my wrongs.
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SPEAKER_06: Hope I get back that time I lost.
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SPEAKER_06: Even though I got a later store.
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SPEAKER_06: A million times I left my makers mo.
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SPEAKER_14: I wanna leave a long trail behind.
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SPEAKER_14: Full of Jesus, full of kindness.
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SPEAKER_14: Try to be the change I won't see.
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SPEAKER_14: Whoa, I wanna plan that kinda see It lives long after me.
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SPEAKER_08: Oh Do my best hope it's enough to leave a legacy love and people like the wanna build these home Be a welcome sign, be an open door I wanna be remembered for the times I was alive someone Wanna be alive my tell away my mom I get back that time alone Even though I got a layers A million times I'm gonna make it Even though I got a lay the long after I'm getting gone I won't I'm looking down a phone A million times I left my makers more I just wanna leave my makers marking Mobile Bay Patrol Service public safety and law enforcement trained with more than 30 years experience here along the Gulf Coast protecting our people, our property, and our way of life.
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SPEAKER_08: Give them a call at 251-264-2498.
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SPEAKER_08: They offer mobile patrol services of churches, businesses, gated communities, continents, beach resorts, yacht clubs, and so much more.
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SPEAKER_08: 251-264-2498.
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SPEAKER_08: Call today and you will see better tonight.
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SPEAKER_09: Rip currents cause an estimated 100 deaths each year in the United States.
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SPEAKER_09: In 2021, five of these deaths were on the Gulf Coast.
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SPEAKER_09: Rip currents are the number one rudder-related killer at the beaches along the northern Gulf Coast.
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SPEAKER_09: The number of rip current fatalities on these beaches is more than the fatalities of flooding, tornadoes, lightning, and tropical storms or hurricanes combined.
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SPEAKER_09: Learn the facts.
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SPEAKER_09: Before heading out to the beach, check current beach conditions and know what each flag means.
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SPEAKER_09: Always swim near a lifeguard.
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SPEAKER_09: Rip currents are narrow currents that flow away from the beach.
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SPEAKER_09: If you notice you're being pulled away from the beach and are swimming and getting tired, you may be in a rip current.
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SPEAKER_09: Think of it like a treadmill that you can't turn off.
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SPEAKER_09: You want to step to the side of it, don't swim against the current, try to swim across it in a direction following the shoreline.
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SPEAKER_09: Rip currents do not pull you under, but may take you as far out as a football field so people can tire quickly.
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SPEAKER_09: The most important thing is to stay calm.
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SPEAKER_09: If you can't escape the current, float or calmly tread water.
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SPEAKER_09: Wave for help if you can.
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SPEAKER_09: Rip current strength eventually subsides and may even take you closer to shore.
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SPEAKER_09: If you see someone caught in a rip current, call 911 or get a lifeguard and throw something that floats towards the victim.
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SPEAKER_09: For more information, please visit www.visitaalbeaches.com slash safety.
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SPEAKER_01: Some of the Gulf's best treasures are hiding right at your feet.
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SPEAKER_01: The best time to go shelling is early in the morning when the tide has brought in a fresh batch of shells overnight.
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SPEAKER_01: Some of the best places to look are Alabama Point, Shell Beach, Fort Morgan, and Little Lagoon Pass.
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SPEAKER_01: Make sure to only collect shells that are empty.
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SPEAKER_01: If a shell is still home to a living creature, leave it where you found it and help protect our coastal ecosystem.
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SPEAKER_08: If you're retired, or maybe you just have a little free time on your hand, we might want to head over to Holy First.
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SPEAKER_04: No, we don't have to go by any gen.
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SPEAKER_14: We can make up our own.
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SPEAKER_04: Move from room to room.
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SPEAKER_04: Just because you're wishing everything was suddenly.
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SPEAKER_06: Just hanging on every touch.
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SPEAKER_06: Baby don't rush.
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SPEAKER_04: Take us a long way around to a sacred place where no one can find us.
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SPEAKER_14: Come over here and take a picture.
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SPEAKER_14: Something we can hang on to.
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SPEAKER_04: We can look back and try to remember all the crazy things we gotta do.
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SPEAKER_06: Stop seeing everything just because you're me.
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SPEAKER_06: Wishing everything would start to do Just hanging out every name, just because you ain't Stoppin living, just because you ain't Stopping living everything, just before you should have a team with such a thing over the state of the thing, just before we start to be don't rush, baby don't touch Baby don't work, baby don't rush.
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SPEAKER_16: In a lazy summer wind.
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SPEAKER_16: I'm racing barefoot through the front yard as mama calls a sin.
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SPEAKER_16: Laughter echoes from the kitchen.
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SPEAKER_16: I can smell the chicken fried.
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SPEAKER_16: I sure wouldn't waste a minute if I could get back there tonight.
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SPEAKER_16: Tell about place.
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SPEAKER_16: Family ties and memories, but time cannot erase.
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SPEAKER_16: I know the road that takes me there where the game is standing over.
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SPEAKER_16: Somewhere I'm going I can still see all the faces behind that old screen door.
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SPEAKER_16: I know they're all waiting, they're just on a distant shore.
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SPEAKER_16: The love that made it heaven here will make it heaven there.
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SPEAKER_16: Whenever people ask where it's home, tell about the place.
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SPEAKER_16: Family ties and memories, but time cannot erase.
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SPEAKER_16: I know the road that takes me there, where the gate is standing open.
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SPEAKER_16: It's somewhere I'm going.
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SPEAKER_16: Whenever people ask where's home, well, I tell 'em out of place.
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SPEAKER_16: The family ties and memories that time cannot erase.
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SPEAKER_03: Grandpa used to drive a tractor.
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SPEAKER_03: And where there used to be Johnson grass instead of pouring out concrete.
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SPEAKER_03: I can barely picture that old bass pond.
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SPEAKER_03: They filled up and put a neighborhood on.
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SPEAKER_03: For taking miles off memory lane, and I can't help but think.
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SPEAKER_03: Where would mean that split that six pack?
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SPEAKER_03: The first beer I'd love to have back.
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SPEAKER_03: Where I took that curve too fast, put that forward in that creek.
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SPEAKER_03: Where would I find that church view that helped me walk a line and work boots?
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SPEAKER_03: With that small town green-eyed girl climbed up in that bench seat.
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SPEAKER_03: And where the hell's a good old boy gonna go when they paved all the red dirt roads.
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SPEAKER_03: Dairy Queen was me and daddy's duffe.
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SPEAKER_03: Sure was a whole lot of time and birds killed.
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SPEAKER_03: Oh, I wish I could go home back and feel the 12-cauch kiss again.
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SPEAKER_03: Heard they're about to build a brand new quick sack, where that'll beat up red hay barns.
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SPEAKER_03: Oh, I wish I could close the gate.
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SPEAKER_03: We're all that ass falling.
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SPEAKER_03: The first beer I love to give back.
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SPEAKER_03: Where I took that curve too fast, put that forward in that creek.
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SPEAKER_03: Where I finally found that church view, where I walked a line of work boots, the love of my life, green-eyed girls, she climbed up in that big seat.
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SPEAKER_03: Where the hell is a good old boy gonna go when they pave all the red dirt roads?
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SPEAKER_03: If they pave all the red dirt roads, driving towards that setting sun, what might turn out to be the last one?
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SPEAKER_03: Roll my window down, turn up a little brooks and dumb.
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SPEAKER_06: Where I found Jesus, where I wrecked my first car, tore it all to pieces, and found a path to heaven.
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SPEAKER_03: It's full of sinners and believers, learning happiness on earth, made just for achievers.
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SPEAKER_03: So I've learned is what I come to know.
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SPEAKER_06: Lord, I hope they never pave those rendered roads, pave all the rendered roads.
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SPEAKER_06: They never pay those render roads.
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SPEAKER_00: We need everybody's help to get their response in hand.
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SPEAKER_00: So when you see the lights, move to the right.
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SPEAKER_08: And once again, on this Thursday morning.
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SPEAKER_08: And where I'm always at on Thursday morning.
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SPEAKER_08: I'm sitting here at the news and weather desk in the Blu-ray Media Studio.
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SPEAKER_08: And of course, I've got your latest weather forecast for the rest of today.
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SPEAKER_08: Let's start with that.
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SPEAKER_08: Looking pretty good.
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SPEAKER_08: It's gonna be warm.
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SPEAKER_08: It's not really gonna feel like uh early fall at all.
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SPEAKER_08: No, it's gonna feel more like spring or maybe even early summer.
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SPEAKER_08: And today, the high, the temperature high for us is gonna top out around 80, 60 degrees.
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SPEAKER_08: But in the overnight, it's gonna cool down a bit to 68, so you'll have plenty of opportunity to throw open the window and just get some fresh air.
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SPEAKER_08: We are gonna see some wind blowing in from the east, 9 to 12 miles per hour for the rest of the day.
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SPEAKER_08: A bit of clouds moving in later in the afternoon, early evening, but all in all Well, the rest of our Thursday, the 15th, is looking excellent.
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SPEAKER_08: As for the weekend, tomorrow, Friday the 16th, we're gonna have hardly cloudy and hardly sunny skies.
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SPEAKER_08: There's gonna be a mix, but but I predict you're gonna have more sunshine than you will cloud.
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SPEAKER_08: And probably very low chances, probably close to zero, of any precipitation, no rain whatsoever.
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SPEAKER_08: The temperature high tomorrow, 85, 86 degrees once again here along the Alabama Gulf Coast.
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SPEAKER_08: But listen to this, the overnight on Friday is gonna be 55 degrees.
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SPEAKER_08: Yeah, 55.
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SPEAKER_08: Definitely put your window open and maybe throw a blanket on.
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SPEAKER_08: Wind coming out of the northwest ten miles per hour tomorrow.
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SPEAKER_08: All in all looking pretty good.
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SPEAKER_08: Again, on Saturday, we're gonna have that partial cloud moving through, and you're gonna notice something else moving through, and that's cooler temperatures on Saturday.
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SPEAKER_08: We're only looking for the high to be around 72 degrees, and wind will be coming in at us very fast, glossatory almost like winter, from the north northeast, 18 to 20 miles per hour.
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SPEAKER_08: Now that is windy, very windy.
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SPEAKER_08: So hold on to your cap you know, whatever, because things are gonna be blowing around.
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SPEAKER_08: I can only imagine along the beach over here in Orange Beach and Gulf Shores.
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SPEAKER_08: Good chance of those uh sun umbrellas that they put on at the beach probably gonna be trying to fly away.
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SPEAKER_08: Overnight, 30 59 degrees Sunday.
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SPEAKER_08: Again, we're gonna have uh a mild Sunday.
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SPEAKER_08: 75, 76 degrees, below right around 62.
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SPEAKER_08: We're gonna have mostly sunny sky Sunday, but those clouds will linger and kind of meander around throughout our area.
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SPEAKER_08: 17 to 20 miles per hour wind again, and that's steady.
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SPEAKER_08: That's not uh, you know, gust of winds, that's steady wind blowing from the east-northeast.
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SPEAKER_08: And unfortunately, that's gonna hang around for the next couple of days.
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SPEAKER_08: Monday, we're looking again, temperatures high, right around 80 degrees on Monday, the overnight 64 degrees.
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SPEAKER_08: But that wind, that wind is gonna hang on there 17 to 20 miles per hour on Monday from the east-northeast.
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SPEAKER_08: We're gonna have partly cloudy skies.
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SPEAKER_08: Some sun will be shining, but it's gonna be a mixed bag for Monday.
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SPEAKER_08: I do see a very slight chance of rain, 20%.
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SPEAKER_08: A few sprinkles here or there.
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SPEAKER_08: It gets a little bit more predictable for our Tuesday, the 20th of October.
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SPEAKER_08: Probably 25% chance of some spring uh-like weather.
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SPEAKER_08: We're gonna have showers, we're gonna have sun, we're gonna have clouds.
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SPEAKER_08: Once again, we're gonna have wind 15 to 18 miles per hour out of the east-northeast.
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SPEAKER_08: Don't worry, it's not gonna be a rainstorm, and it's not gonna be cloudy all day.
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SPEAKER_08: We're gonna have plenty of sunshine, but those clouds are gonna also pass overhead, and those uh overnight temperatures down around 65.
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SPEAKER_08: Kinda cool.
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SPEAKER_08: Your midweek next week, the 21st day of October again.
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SPEAKER_08: Kind of a duplicate of Tuesday.
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SPEAKER_08: We're looking at winds 15 to 18 miles per hour from the east-northeast, the temperature high, hovering around 80 degrees midweek, overnight to 65 degrees, a slight chance of a few sprinkles, it'll be cloudy and it'll be sunny once again.
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SPEAKER_08: Moving into another weekend, Friday the 23rd, Saturday the 24th, and Sunday the 25th.
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SPEAKER_08: Things are looking pretty much stable.
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SPEAKER_08: We're gonna have uh mostly skies over the weekend, um temperatures right around 82 degrees, wind, a little calmer, around 10 to 12 miles per hour.
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SPEAKER_08: Of course, we're gonna have all of that updated for you coming up on our new next program.
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SPEAKER_08: We are looking at the tropics.
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SPEAKER_08: Remember, hurricanes can actually continue to blow in until November.
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SPEAKER_08: So we're keeping an eye on it.
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SPEAKER_08: But right now we don't see anything that's gonna affect us.
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SPEAKER_08: That's your extended weather forecast from Coastal Alabama Radio and Blue Ram Media.
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SPEAKER_08: Mobile Bay Patrol Service, public safety and law enforcement trained with more than 30 years experience here along the Gulf Coast, protecting our people, our property, and our way of life.
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SPEAKER_08: Give them a call at 251-264-2498.
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SPEAKER_08: They offer mobile patrol services of churches, businesses, clubs, dated communities, cotton mediums, beach resorts, yacht clubs, and so much more.
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SPEAKER_08: 251-264-2498.
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SPEAKER_08: Call today, and you will see better tonight.
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SPEAKER_06: Four wheels on church rocks, a bench seat in a toolbox, and a pretty girl taped to the deck, a hard hand and steel toes in a bar in Toledo.
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SPEAKER_06: A blue collar's bust in their ass.
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SPEAKER_06: I can take a melody, turn it to the memory.
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SPEAKER_06: Trust me, I know what I'm doing.
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SPEAKER_06: Nice to meet you.
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SPEAKER_06: I'm contributing car hearts and John Deere, I've guitars and cold beer, bonfires back for the man I learned the hard way, the me on Broadway so I can drove to the boys and the man I pour down the line, pour out of drink, take the drink till the last drop is gone.
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SPEAKER_06: Drink Drink the wake you don't with a song I can take a melody Turn to do memory.
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SPEAKER_06: Yep, trust me.
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SPEAKER_06: I know what I'm doing.
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SPEAKER_06: Nice to make it.
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SPEAKER_06: I'm done for people.
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SPEAKER_06: I can take a mallet.
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SPEAKER_06: I do a mallory.
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SPEAKER_06: Trust you.
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SPEAKER_06: I know what I'm doing.
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SPEAKER_06: Nice to meet you.
54:37
SPEAKER_06: I'm gonna be meeting then.
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SPEAKER_06: Pour me another drink.
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SPEAKER_06: Cause I don't wanna feel a thing no more, hell no.
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SPEAKER_06: I just wanna sip till the pain wears off.
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SPEAKER_06: Pour me, pour me another round.
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SPEAKER_06: Line them up and knock them down, two more, let's go.
55:20
SPEAKER_06: Cause I ain't never heard like this before.
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SPEAKER_06: Don't wanna think about her, I wear a ring without her.
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SPEAKER_06: Don't wanna hit the kid, okay?
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SPEAKER_06: Ball can't sing without her.
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SPEAKER_06: So make them drink strong, cause brother Steve's gone.
55:34
SPEAKER_06: And if I'm ever gonna move on, I'ma need some whiskey glasses.
55:39
SPEAKER_06: Cause I don't wanna see the truth.
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SPEAKER_06: I'm gonna make it now on the counter now it's come on.
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SPEAKER_06: Yeah, I'ma need the whiskey glasses.
55:53
SPEAKER_06: I'ma gonna make it I'ma beat it, I'll let my break.
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SPEAKER_06: I ain't drunk dialin' no more at 3 a.m.
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SPEAKER_06: Mr.
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SPEAKER_06: Fox dinner in me again.
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SPEAKER_06: Don't wanna think about it, but wear a ring without her, don't wanna hit the cable bark can't sing without her.
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SPEAKER_06: Don't make them drink strong, too, brothers gone.
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SPEAKER_06: And if I'm ever gonna move on, I'ma need some whiskey glasses.
56:44
SPEAKER_06: I don't wanna see the two.
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SPEAKER_06: I'ma make it now on the casting now with some wanna.
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SPEAKER_06: Yeah, I'ma need some whiskey glasses.
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SPEAKER_06: See the world through the whiskey classic Stay the world through the whiskey classic Yeah Line 'em up, line 'em up, line 'em up, line 'em up, knock 'em back, knock 'em back, knock 'em back, knock 'em back.
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SPEAKER_06: Fill 'em up, fill 'em up, fill 'em up, fill 'em up.
57:29
SPEAKER_06: Cause Diffie ain't ever coming back.
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SPEAKER_06: Line 'em up, line 'em up, line 'em up, line em up, knock 'em back, knock 'em back, knock 'em back, knock 'em back.
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SPEAKER_06: Fill 'em up, fill 'em up, fill 'em up, fill 'em up.
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SPEAKER_06: Cause Diffie ain't ever coming back.
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SPEAKER_06: I'ma lift them with the black step.
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SPEAKER_06: Cause I don't wanna see the two now with some I'ma lift some with the black steps.
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SPEAKER_06: No souls you call.
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SPEAKER_06: Get it off your mind.
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SPEAKER_06: You heard what?
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SPEAKER_06: Well, it ain't true.
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SPEAKER_06: I was here most night.
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SPEAKER_06: I got over you the day left.
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SPEAKER_06: Could it be somebody like they said what that I was crying?
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SPEAKER_06: I haven't shed a tear in years that I spoke your name.
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SPEAKER_06: Well, that's insane.
1:00:12
SPEAKER_06: I hardly noticed you showed your picture.
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SPEAKER_06: Some stranger, don't you think I got no prize?
1:00:31
SPEAKER_06: They've been here at home, face down on ocean, but I bet somebody lies.
1:00:47
SPEAKER_06: But if they were true, what would it matter to you?
1:00:53
SPEAKER_06: Would it change the way you feel?
1:00:59
SPEAKER_06: If the rumors were right, would you be here tonight to help this so?
1:01:12
SPEAKER_06: Well, don't worry.
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SPEAKER_06: It wasn't me, just someone whose work was turned into someone who looks or not like me and loves someone like you.
1:01:37
SPEAKER_06: So forget the tears.
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SPEAKER_06: I never cry, Lord.
1:01:44
SPEAKER_06: I bet somebody.
1:02:06
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SPEAKER_06: Oh, it's a good idea.
1:08:53
SPEAKER_05: Maybe it's the time that you got a flat tire, and your dad made you change in yourself.
1:09:00
SPEAKER_05: Might have been the night that you learned you couldn't lie.
1:09:03
SPEAKER_15: Cause she told you to go to hell.
1:09:07
SPEAKER_14: It ain't your circumstance.
1:09:10
SPEAKER_14: Cause you'll do whatever you can to build a better life.
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SPEAKER_14: For your truck to park at night.
1:09:19
SPEAKER_14: Get a knocked around.
1:09:21
SPEAKER_14: You get up off the ground and handle it.
1:09:26
SPEAKER_14: It makes you who you are.
1:09:29
SPEAKER_14: And it'll take you far.
1:09:32
SPEAKER_14: The dirt up on your hands.
1:09:34
SPEAKER_14: Ain't you messing with your plans when you think you're gonna quit?
1:09:39
SPEAKER_15: Cause that's what gives you grit.
1:09:47
SPEAKER_14: I'd have been the way that spit can't taste when you thought it was a step a coke.
1:09:53
SPEAKER_14: Or the color of your face, Cause your best friend made you the butt of every joke.
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SPEAKER_14: Now ain't you circumstance?
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SPEAKER_08: Cause you'll do whatever you can to build a baby life or in front of parking lot You get a knock around, you get up off the ground, hammering who you are And it'll take you farted up on your hands Can you mess away plans when you think you're gonna quit Cause that's what gives you grit stamp papers, great makers all give and no take or all grab with no favors She build up in a lap for you charge of parking lot Get a knock you around you, get up off the ground and in the line who you are Oh then I'll take it far up on your hands ain't messing with your friends when you think you're gonna quit Cause that's what gives you grit Oh that's what gives you grit If I had it my way This would be the first time that you made love I'd be the first man that your hands touch But we've both done our share of living Taking chances we were gifted I've never been big on looking back I don't care if I'm your first love But I'd love to be your last If I could do it over I'd have waited for this moment to give my heart to you unbroken But if our mistakes brought us together Doesn't really matter whether we were saints or sinners in the past I don't care if I'm your first love I just love to be your last All I know is what I see when I look at you And all I see is what I'm feeling down inside And all I'm feeling is this feeling that I finally got it right When I wake up tomorrow I'm gonna throw my arms around you Thank my lucky stars I found you know your heart had so much more than any man has touched me for Andhing matters more to me than that I don't care if I'm your first love But I'd love to me your last board that needs two feet A voice is calling shotgun A hand right there to reach Across the center console And hold on till you need one girl If you got a stretch of beach somewhere in Carolina That needs pink painted toast on a tell I'll baby beside you while the whole world in the sunset all goes flying bright I'm no girl I know a girl I know a girl to sleep about me breathe around see it halfway across the country not too closer than you think If you want someone who wants to give you everything I know girl If you got a house at the end of some street full of crazy family Who needs someone you need to see a mind tell her friends Oh you love her she's so sweet I know girl I know girl I know to sleep about Can I breathe around Jesse ain't halfway closer not too closer than you think You want someone who wants to give you it you got a good guy that still needs a kiss If you got a heart then he still wants to miss I don't just think about that halfway across the country not too closer than you think If you want someone who wants to give you it I don't get full for it no good no better knows you better see it halfway cross the country not just closer than you think you want someone who wants to give you it I'm no girl I'm no girl I'm no girl I'm no girl Broadcasting live from the beautiful Gulf Coast of Alabama it's Highway 98 we've got your favorite new hits some of those good old hits Indie music gospel bluegrass and so much more here on Highway 98 One of the things I really love this time of year are all the fears happening all the auditory bands I love brings me back to when I was a kid I do get over to the greater gold you can go to great fun event to get in for the rides and enjoy yourself you and another person and if you need more information go to mobile dot org I'm telling you this is gonna be a lot of fun and it's gonna be very family oriented a lot of good uh things happening there of course the police the public safety fire department they're all there for your safety as well so get on out there and enjoy this fall I got flowers on the table and sunshine on a bit I can have a couple drinks and stay out of my head I can hear a sad song and not even stay alone so are I P you and me I'm smiling on to the lake great I'm crossing off my head and I'm paying respect to the lake great even if we got I bounced right off the bottle I do to myself I'm not going to hell I picked up on the pieces but I'm back up on the step great high I've been going through the emotion anger in the mouth I breathe right through the bitter but acceptance took a while now I honestly hope that you're happy and you find what you're trying to find Ironically I can finally breathe only the other side of the lake great great heartbreak I'm crossing on my head and I'm paying my respect to the lake great great heart break Forgivin's and forgotten I bounced right off the bottle will I do with myself If I'm going through hill I picked up all the pieces put on back a bottle set up to the lake I'm finally moving on my moving on you raise them up and bring them up the break great heart break I'm crossing up my extent great heart break forgiving and forgotten I bounce right off the bottle and do him I picked up all the pieces on the back of all this down breakneck on a duly on the eck at the bar loves old John Wayne looks waltzing under them stars she sat up in the saddle cutting through the herd loves branding her cattle long live cow girls well she rode in them wagons when the wild west was one took the canyon and bad left and made them her home she snaps on her brood lady like a pain colored Mustang she's fast and she's wild stop a run away freight train with her high country smile she's tough as December Salt of the Earth make you fall like September Long live Cow girl Will she round down the wagon with the wild west wood took the canyon and bad left and made him her home she's boots on Chris the boots on snaps on her prose she's been there that she'll be till the end of the world long channels And once again that looks like it's gonna wrap it up for me and for the show another Thursday morning not done by no means we got a long day ahead of us about run out of hand.
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