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and he was not happy.
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How are you, honey?
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Not so good since my mama died.
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I miss her like a pain.
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You got to let that happen.
Your mama deserves it.

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Your pain will heal ,
but give your mama her due.

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We got to miss our mamas.
Nobody loves us like them.

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Your mama still with you, Henry?
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NO. she's in Beverly Hills
with her second husband.

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You' re a lucky man.
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Thank you.
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And the next time I see my mama,
she's blind.

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A year later, she's got
one leg from diabetes.

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She could have done anything.
Been anything.

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God bless the mamas.
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My mama worked her whole life.
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My mama raised seven chikdren.
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If he doesn't,
we focus on New Hampshire.//He does, we focus on the South.

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He may wait until New Hampshire.
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Shouldn't we wait for
the Govemor for this?

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He's in a mama-thon.
That'll go in all night.

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My mama worked her whole life
for her family...

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and never did anything
for herself!

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and now they' re cutting her up!
Cutting pieces out of her!

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Why is that happening to her?
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I looked over jordan and
what did I see

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Coming for to carry me home.
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You know what Richard's favorite
song is?

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It is the most American goddamn song
I can think of.

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A southern governor wrote it.
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Know what I'm thinking ofz?
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You are my sunshine.
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My only sunshine.
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You make me happy
when skies are gray.


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