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Well, hello, my dear Ida, good to see you again.
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Happy you twiddled through your radio dial until you found me,
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yet again, always happy to share a little fun and
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fear with you. What's that? What's that?
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Oh?
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No, no, no, no, no, you don't need to worry about them. No, no, no.
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They couldn't get in here. Even if they could, what
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would they do? Would they do? And frankly, I don't
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think they know they know you're here. And but tonight
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I've been thinking a lot about getting what you pay for.
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It means a lot of different things and a lot
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of different contexts. But tonight you know what's most important,
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and is that death. Death pays the freight free. And
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I find that to be the very accurate. So get comfortable,
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my dear, it's cold, have some teeth, and let's enjoy
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the sports together together.
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Good evening, friends of the Creaking Door. This is your
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host to welcome you once again into Vines, Sanctor, Come
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on in. I never mind looking back over your shoulder.
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Whatever it is that's behind you can't be half as
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bad as what's in the front. As the man whose
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throat had just been made the scene of an experiment
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with a razor while he slept, said, I'm going from
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bed to hers. All right, settle down now it's coming
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and there's nothing you can.
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Do about it.
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Just keep a good hold on yourself and your wife.
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If your life insured, it's paid out. Joe Harris, twenty one,
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wearing a cheap blue serge suit and a thin top coat,
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cold and wet and a cold and rainy night, decides
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to make a change.
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Kansas City's okay, but there's nothing there for me.
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I've got to get out.
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My wardrobe ain't built for a hard winter, so I
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figured it could be more comfortable on the coast of California.
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But I ain't playing for rail transportation this year, so
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I head for the KC Freight Guards and I picked
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me out a nice long freight job that happened to
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have an empty car and pull a slide in the
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door over lead him just to crack for air and
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finger hole for when we reached the Land of Oranges,
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the old boiler up fronts got the steam on him
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and we're off. I relax. All I gotta do is
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let a couple of days slide by it. Sunshine. Hey,
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what I didn't notice nobody else was in the car
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didn't you know, Pally. No, that's too bad. He leaned
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back into the darkness of his corner, so I couldn't
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see him very good. He was a young guy, maybe
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my age, maybe a couple of years older too, same
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color hair and eyes, almost close enough to be brothers.
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But there was something in his eyes that had never
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been in mind. I was scared. You know something funny?
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You look like me?
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Yeah, I kind of noticed that myself, and that why, Well,
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lots of guys look a little like each other. I mean, huh, nobody.
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Looks like me.
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Well, okay, so I don't you're trying to. That means
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you must be one of one of what they have
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ways of changing their appearance.
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You're one of them.
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You can't fool me. Look, I don't know what you're
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talking about. No use, you can't fool me. You know
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you have to punish you. Watch out what that night
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when I got the resemblance away and I know what
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you really look like? Crazy?
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Go on my hand.
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I'm gonna got you away. No I can't, Mom, I
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listed when the night was pointing that you're hot. No
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drop nobody, just run out and stomp it. If you
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stomp at all.
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Said, I gonna do this all I told you, I told.
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You, I.
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Told you dead.
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Hey, no, she's dead. I gotta get out the door.
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Slide it open, odd boasting, Yeah, no one of these
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sliding does. Why don't they snap a propa, give me ahead?
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Shot it? Okay, you locked it? No, I can't get out.
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I can't get out. So there I was locked in
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with him in the dock. He was dead, so I
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wasn't afraid of him at first. I even gave him
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a going over. His eyes were open, but I flopped
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him over and I went through his pockets, just a
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couple of bucks and some small change and his draft card. Funny,
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he was for f just like me. His name was
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Martin Pell. That's a laugh too, finding out who a
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guy is after you kill him, kill him. Yeah, I
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was a murderer. I just realized that they'll hang me
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for that. No, No, it was self defense. But but
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what chance have I got to proven that? Me with
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a record too? But maybe I can lose that record. Maybe. Yeah.
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So I've switched draft cards with him, and now he's
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Joe Harris and I'm Martin Pelle. Martin Pell love that
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says on his card of wisey Oklahoma. And the hours
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go by and I'm there with him locked in a
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box card and the wheels keep pounding underneath, and he's dead.
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I gotta get out. There's gotta be a way for thought. Shut.
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I gotta think. I think, Hey, wait, we'll stop. Now,
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we'll stop. Yeah, he's coming up. Maybe they won't spint
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him anyways. I gotta get out. I'm yellow. I'll yell
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and I'll pound on the door. Yeah that's the way.
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That's the.
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Pull me on, holl me on.
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Nobody at me. Somebody be heard me? Was gone on
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catching a ride bomb? Get out of it here, yeah, sure, sure,
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but do not against the law. Ride in the freight Yeah, yeah,
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I know.
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Maybe it's a hunk, you remember.
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So I get out of here, get fast past as
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I could. I got away from there. The yard boat
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took a quick look into the car, but he didn't
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spot upout him out of the sack, and the train
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started up, and it began moving away, with Martin tell
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Land under a pile of dirty second with a knife
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in his heart and a funny look in his eyes.
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Oh ye, I'm Martin pell Now there was only a
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water and stop where the train stopped, So I walked
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across the prairie, not knowing where I was going and
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not caring much well. I keep walking across the dark
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face of the land until I spun a light, a
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couple of lights. It's a small town. It looked like
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a small town somewhere where. Right on the edge of town.
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There's a lunch wagon and it's open, and there's a
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light shining earth. And I'm hungry, so I go into
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the lunchway. Hi, how about some need? Huh? Sure thing?
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Martin?
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Sure thing? What What did you say? I said, sure,
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you're gonna have something to eat?
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Martin?
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What would be? Martin? What town is this? Why you
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ort to know?
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Martin?
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Missus? Why is Why is the Oklahoma? Why is he?
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But that's the same place. It can't be. That's no
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way to talk about your own hometown. Of course, you've
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been away quite a few years. You look good, now,
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wouldn't you say I've changed? Oh? No, Morten's not true.
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Of course you're only around sixteen when you left. Kind
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of an advanced sixteen though. Yeah, ain't many kids at
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that age would have stuck up the bank, knocked off
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the night watch. I kill him. Oh, don't get modest fella. Sure,
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old man Henshaw, Hey, hey, I was near forgetting you
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said you're hungry, not anymore? Oh, come on, have some need?
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Don't you believe in putting anything in your stomach before
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doing a job?
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Doing a job me, Why do you think.
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I sent for him? Why should I promise you a
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grand I don't remember? Oh, for Pete's sake, Martin, how
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many many you kill that you don't remember a job
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like this? Never mind the acts? Play it straight? Huh. Okay, okay,
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don't get nasty. It's too late to talk business anyway.
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Come on, I got a room fixed up for in back.
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Get a good night's sleep. We'll talk in the morning
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about an old man it's lived way past his time,
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About how you were going to take care of that Martin.
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I sent for you because I need money. I ain't
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got me. My uncle has old man CAREW. I'll get
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it from him when he dies, I will, so I
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want him to die. Oh, I got a grand in
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cash and yours for what come? My uncle don a
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little earlier than expecting. No dice, no diet, Martin. You
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take care of old man CAREW, so help me. I'll
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turn you in on that bank, John, I had Tunny,
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and I can prove that I And then I shut
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up quick Bliss was watching me with those little pig
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eyes in his fat face. Sure I could prove I
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wasn't Martin Pell, that I'd never been in Wisey, Oklahoma
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before in my life. Sure, But to do that, I'd
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have to admit I was Joe Harris. And when they
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found that corpse in the box car with my draft
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cart on him, that I'd be fine. A lot of
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attention that jury had paid to my plea of self defense,
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no witnesses, and me on the lamb, and me switching
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draft cards and panic. Sure, even the hangman that burst
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out laughing when he slipped a noose around my neck.
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I shut up quick Bliss watching me close, And then
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I said, Okay, Bliss, it's the deal. What's the layout.
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I'll pull in here. Trees will cover the car in
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case anybody happens to be out late on the highway.
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Can't be too careful.
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Ain't that so?
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Mum?
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That's so?
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Eh, let's get going. Oh here, you better take this what?
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Oh the tire iron? I picked it up in a
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junk yard. They never trace it to me. It's for
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old man crew. They bombing, and I ain't used to
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him anymore. The house Old man crew never bleed in
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buying curtains for the windows. There he is rocking in
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his chair. And watch the porch step. It's busted. I
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guess we're knocked. It's blive mhm. But now, uncle crew,
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it's me that you used to come in, brought a visitor,
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old friend of yours. Yeah, and set what you like?
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Set my rocker. Ain't nobody setting it to me? Who's
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the man? Yeah? Don't you recognize him? Looks like a
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cow boy. A two is Martin Fell And it wasn't
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a good thank you bless ilight you visited? Going home
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now tind the cold out. It was a chance to
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walm off.
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Huh and I care what you do?
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And okay, what you do dozen off a bidding go on,
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Martin boy, he ain't looking this way. Now's the time.
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I ain't gonna here's an old man, give me the iron?
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What do you give it to me? All right? Here?
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Yeah?
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Uncle uncle?
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Yeah, yeah, handle me that un hockeyts Yeah.
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Uncle was caring for quite a bit of dough on him,
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Martin here, ah, yeah, take the money it's your payment. No,
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I'll put it in your pocket myself. That's very important.
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When they find you here and knocked out tripping over
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that busted porch step, they'll know why you killed old
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man Carew. What are you talking about? And knowing you're
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wrecking Martin, They'll never look for anybody else now when
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they find you on the premises with the old man's
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dough in your pocket and your fingerprints on the pine. No.
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Right, I was walking up a long flight of.
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Stairs with nothing at the top but more stairs and
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more stairs, and my head was hurting, and then I
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woke up, woke up lion outside of old man Carew's
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house with a bloodstained tire iron in my hand, I
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let go of it. I pulled myself to my feet,
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and then I heard cars. They were coming, and there
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I still was. I had to get away fast. I
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didn't know the country, but I was hunted, and a
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hunted animals got an instinct to hide, to run, and
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to hide from the killers. They didn't find me that
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day because I fooled them. I didn't try getting out
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of the county, getting away from the town. Oh no,
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that's why they were watching for me. So I stayed
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put close to town, which pooled them. And also I
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had a job to do. Where is it? H me?
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What are you doing here? I got paid for a
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killing I didn't do, so I figured maybe I better
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do a killing now for no pay at all. Stay
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where you are now we're alone here. I got this
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knife node. Listen, you've got a pen. Yeah, then sit
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down and write a little note about how you killed
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old man carew No, I got the knife against your heart.
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Sit down and write. All right, just right, I killed
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I kill my uncle because I wanted his money. I
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got it good, got it? Now sign your name pretty yeah?
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Watch started, take that knife away sure after rite?
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Yeah?
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Goodbye, and stop Bliss. I'd better put the knife in
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your hand like this too bad. Your nerves went back
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on you. You committed suicide, mister Bliss. That's what you did.
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And now they'll stop looking for me. I holed in
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and waited until they found Bliss, so the law was
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called off. There was nobody to look for, so I
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headed for the water and stopped in the frates because
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it was cold and I was heading for sunshine. There
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was a train getting ready to head for the coast,
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so I sneaked close to it. On the fire side.
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There was a couple of bulls around, chewing the rag,
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but they didn't see me. I spotted an open bus
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car and I climbed in and I got away from
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the door. The bulls were coming along checking. One of
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them sounded like the guy that had thrown me off
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the night before. This time I didn't care. I was
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hoping he locked the door on me. So I curled
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up in a corner and waited. Yeah, make that was
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quite a wreck. They head up ahead, Quite a wreck
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held up the line for twenty four hours. I was
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raight here and already pulled out when word came into
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the wreck up ahead. So they backed her right back
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here and let her stand right. She's on the way now.
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Uh one of them sliding doors is of them? Give
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me okay, wait, wait, wait, if this is the same train,
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it can't be this car. If it's the same train,
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this sacking would be over there. Let me see the second. Yeah,
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it's the second, and under it. I gotta see.
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Yeah, it's him, Martin Peth, and I'm liked him, with him.
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And to kill him. We're going to the sunshine together.
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And that's how the comet from finding together him dead,
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and Lee and.
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Me well well.
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Alas for poor Joe who couldn't keep out of box cards.
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He was a nice boy, but he couldn't stay put.
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I guess they'll give him.
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The order of the rolling Song Tombstall m M. I
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believe you with a happy parting thought. Whenever you hear
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a freight train whistling in the night, think.
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Of Joe and wonder is he still in it? With
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Martin rattling our friends.
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It's time once again to close that creaking door until
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next week at the same time when we'll be back
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with a little hunk of horror.
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You'll be sure to listen, don't you Until next week?
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Then good night, pleasant Green.
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The Inner Sanctum has come to you through the worldwide
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facilities of the United States Armed Forces Radio and Television Service.
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Oh, I never know if the night's getting hold of
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if it's just how chilling the stories truly are. Nothing
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really beats the golden age of fear on the airway.
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It just doesn't. And what's that, yes, of course, of course,
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please please, well, my dear, I suppose it's about time
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we call it a night. Soon the sun will be
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up and I'll go back to where it is I
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come from, and you have a date with your cozy, safe, safe, warm, dead.
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But if you want to reach me, you want to
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get a hold of me, well you can email me,
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believe it or not, at Weird Mysteries Shows at gmail
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dot com. But for now I must go, but you
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know I'll be back here tomorrow. Non see you thus,
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and remember be thankful for what you have.
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