Traditions: Ohio Heritage Fellows; 201; Wallace Coleman performing "Matchbox Blues", camera 2 of 2

Well, let's use anything... Because I don't want everybody to be there. Thank you so much. Got it? Yeah! I had one of those and I was in high school. I got a little lamb. Yeah, it's like a charity thing. I think it was getting JBL's today. No, you don't really want to look at it. No. I played with a guy who's today to come home. He would even be here to run into two of those. Oh man. I told him, I said I was just helping with that story. You're on your own child. I thought I was just going straight out. Quick, quick, quick, quick, you should do me.

I think I did one. John Borsler's name. Next five. Tell us one. Yeah. Hang on. You're ready? Rolling everywhere. You guys good? Yeah. 10. 7. 10. I'm one in. What a Matchbox one amount of mold. Gold! I'm one day. descriptive What a Matchbox one. I ain't got so many But I've got so far to go You know I've got a truck, no asylum I've got a boat, go to the paint I've got a heart full of trouble

And I can't explain what a pain And I'll go around and change I'll go home For a great big world For a big world And I'm still in home today I'm running I'm running I'm running I'm running Yes, I'm running I've got so many But I've got so far I've got so many I've got

I've got so many You know, I went down to the deep hole, and I looked up on the board, sitting good times and I was yelling at the coke, but he better own down the road, so I want to do it. Will they match possible? I ain't got so many. Well, I've got so many. I don't know who went in.

Will they match possible? Will they match possible? I ain't got so many. But I've got so many. It's a veggie on the wheel.