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10:23Maybe me.

10:29How do you feel, like, in the last few months?

10:31Not, not, not good. Not good at all.

10:34Don't feel good at all.

10:36What, are you just getting more tired?

10:38I'm exhausted. I can hardly stand up.

10:41If I stand up, my legs are tired.

10:44And these legs of mine were wonderful.

10:48If you don't feel so well, you could stay home, you know?

10:52If I stay home, I feel guilty.

10:55I feel guilty.

10:56Guilty of what?

10:57I feel guilty that I shouldn't stay home.

11:00I don't feel right.

11:02You're over here, and you're in this office,

11:05and I'm sitting home.

11:07Do you still sing or no?

11:09Huh?

11:10Do you still sing it or no?

11:12Sing it.

11:14I'll get by as long as I have you.

11:18Here, take this.

11:22I'll get by as long as I have you.

11:26Though there'll be rain and darkness, too.

11:29I'll not complain as long as I have you.

11:35Poverty may come to me.

11:38That's true.

11:40But what care I?

11:42I'll get by as long as I have you.

11:46You finish it.

11:47Good job.

11:48Now I'm not going to be able to get this song out of my head for like the next week.

11:52You know, I always feel like it'd be nice to try a murder case and forget about my legs.

12:01Try a nice red-hot murder case someplace.

12:05Bye, mom.

12:15Bye, mom.

12:16Bye, mom.

12:17Bye, mom.

12:18Bye, mom.

12:27Bye, mom.

12:33Bye, mom.

12:35Bye, mom.

12:39I didn't cry at all the night he passed.

13:03And then I woke up that morning and I told my wife and she just put her head down.

13:07She's like, oh, you know, and she got like a little upset.

13:09And I was fine.

13:24And then I got in the car and I was fine.

13:29And then we came to the office and it was just like a total breakdown.

13:32Like being here.

13:41I still feel like there's energy around.

13:48I still feel like there's energy around.

13:52I still feel like there's energy around.

14:01I still feel like there's energy around.

14:05I still feel like there's energy around.

14:14I still feel like there's energy around.

14:20I'll get by as long as I have you

14:42There may be rain and darkness too

14:51I won't complain, I'll see it through

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