Traditions: Ohio Heritage Fellows; 201; Wallace Coleman performing "Bricks in My Pillow", take 1 of 3, camera 2 of 2

There it is. There it is. Ready? Ready. Ready. Ready. Ready. Ready. I have red dots everywhere. Look, it's fine. Go for it. It's just certain. Okay, sir. I got bricks in my field of mama. And my ear keep wrist no more. I got bricks in my field of mama. And my ear keep wrist no more. I got a motor and I'm going to go for it. I'm going to go for it. I got a motor and I'm going to go for it. I've got a motor and I want to move. I've got people all in my field. And I got dirt in my field.

I've got people all in my field. I got a taxi and a Juice. And they are still in my field. Uh-oh. Do you wanna hear that bell right now? Don't you hear that button blow? Uh-oh. Do you hear that bell right now?

Uh-oh. Uh-oh. Do you hear that button blow? Uh-oh. Yeah, you know how I feel like leaving. That's the video of the music. He said, register And I feel like leaving. And I feel like laying down. Yeah, I feel like walking. Yeah, I feel like walking.

Yeah, I feel like that. Yeah, you know, I feel like breaking. Yeah. But I ain't going to risk you. Can we do another of those? Yep. Do you have one more time? Can you just stay on the roof of the one side? Sure. Try it that way. Sure. Okay. Let's try that.