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

Bricksie, get in here, we'll have to be right here. Let's do three, just for me. That's the thing, we're can't take much more of this. Just take the first one. I'll take the first one. No, no, no. Hang on. No, actually, we're going to stand there. And instead of walking, can you drive that one? Stay on that one. That's going to really sound nice. Yeah. Okay, come on. Never change it the quick four. No. No quick four at all. No quick four. Are you good? Okay, we're rolling. I've got Bricksie, my brother, my brother, my brother, my brother, my brother, my brother, my head came as a wall. I was rolling on my wall. Black takes my round on my foot. I got burning my water, my mother.

I got fever load in my view. I got taxing my shoe, you know what I'm stinging in my head. I got taxing my shoe, you know what I'm stinging in my head. Don't you hear that bell ringing, mama? Don't you hear that brisk blow?

Don't you hear that bell ringing, mama? Don't you hear that brisk blow? I feel like leaving. But I ain't got no place here. I feel like walking. Yes, I feel like walking, mama. Yeah, you know I feel like drinking. But I ain't no brisky around. Explorish, can't.

That was the best one. That was the best one. Yeah, that was it.