00:00On Rounder, kind of says it all, it's called Tony Rice Sings and Plays Bluegrass.
00:06Would you welcome the Tony Rice unit.
00:30I went out one night for to make a little round, bad little Sadie and I shot her down.
00:42I went back home, I got into bed with a .44 pistol under my head.
00:47I wake up the next morning about half past nine, the axe and the buggies all standing in line.
00:52Shins and gamblers standing around, taking little Sadie to a buried ground.
01:00Well, I began to think of what a deed I'd done, to grab my hand and away I'd run.
01:25The lady could run, but a little too slow, he overtook me in Jericho.
01:31I was standing on the corner reading the bill, went up and stepped the sheriff from Thomasville.
01:35And he said, young man, ain't your name Brown, and remember the night you shot Sadie down.
01:39Well, I said, yes sir, but my name is Lee and I shot a little Sadie in the first degree.
02:09The first degree and the second degree.
02:11If you got any papers, won't you read them to me?
02:15They took me downtown, dressed me in black, and they put me on a train and started me back.
02:20All the way back to that Tarman's Hill Trail, and I had no money for to go by bill.
02:24Well, the judge and the jury took their stand, the judge had the papers in his right hand.
02:51Forty-one days and forty-one nights, forty-one years to wear the ball in stride.
02:58Forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and forty-one days and
03:28Another long, lonesome day, you'll have to live without her. The morning seems to say, another lonesome morning, you thought you didn't care.
03:51But morning breezes find you, wishing she were there. Bob White sang his same old song, trying hard to please.
04:12And you'll hear the sound that she used to love, through the rustling of the leaves, through the rustling of the leaves.
04:28You're losing her has taught you, that you wanted her to stay.
04:56And you'll know, oh, another lonesome morning brings. Here's another lonesome day. Here's another lonesome day.
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