Lee Mace's Ozark Opry

Again with 30 minutes of the Privacy Act. I am. Cheering. I am. The man and. Here. I am.

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am I am going to. See you. But he's OK. I am. To. You. As a. Bit. I am. Just. Saying. It's a new. Way to. Go. And just. The way. I am. Thank you. To. To. You to. Thank you. Thank you very much for your. We want to welcome you to our show. We've seen music all.

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Thank you. You know the sports announcer. He's a take you to the racetrack where we were your announcer. Thank you. For. Bringing this to beautiful day not a cloud in the sky and thousands of people are waiting for this event to go along. Boys are ready to go now they're coming down the straightaway their ride together looks like a perfect come by and there they go. Jack Jack. And I don't see how they can avoid an accident but somehow they avoid the action and here comes.

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I thank you. The race is a little bit more serious. Thank. You. And.

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to Ed. Oh thank you. Thank you. Going to. The Earth thank you. Thank you. I mean that is a lame noun and we hope you enjoy a little hill village and dance and throw it in there. Right now we'd like to look in on Jim and goo for and kind of see what they've been up to. The old you know our 40 goldfish and.

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Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you. Thank you Mr. Song. We hope you all enjoyed it. We have a song of faith and inspiration that was made famous by my friend Red Foley and we've asked saying peace in the valley and I hope you'll enjoy it. This.

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Yeah. I am. Rude. Thank you. Thank you very much. That was in the US from France we're out of time for this week and we hope you've enjoyed our show. We're going to have a house next week. Santa on the station. Oh OK. Thanks. Thanks. You've been watching live from the opera house and

Osage Beach Missouri. This is Larry here and remind you to join us in at the same time next week. And remember any time you're visiting Lake of the Ozarks from April to November come see us in person at the Old Opry House. You'll be welcome. OK. Thank you. From around your town and across the country this is America

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