[Applause]
[Music]
[Applause]
well my mom passed away last week
Virginia Sexton and I wanted to dedicate
this segment to her tonight she she left
the world a better place than she found
it she she had a great deal of wisdom
and and love in her heart and all 12 of
her children I being the tenth were
around her when she drew her last breath
and it was a very beautiful moment
actually in the powerful moment and so
one of the things she always said was be
grateful for what you have you know
whether we were passing through a less
fortunate neighborhood or just saw
someone with less than than we had she’d
always say but for the grace of God and
so here’s my first song it’s called
there go I
[Music]
but from the grace of God
[Music]
if not for everything away in there for
those women pray move their feet in
their phones when they pay fees for the
Easton here at some Freeman
[Music]
the face before they breathe
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
thank you for my eyes I see
[Music]
thank you for my years I got ages all
around me
thank you for my voice I’ll let it say
baby razor
and say something
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
[Music]
if not father
[Music]
thank you so much thank you
that means so much to me I appreciate
that
[Applause]
one thing that mom always taught us was
that you know before you go change in
the world as I of course wanted to do as
a teenager she always said goodness
starts at home and I actually never know
what she meant by that but but then I
grew up and I actually do know what that
means now
I can’t change you I can only change
myself be the change you want to be
right and there was this period I wasn’t
speaking with my son he’s grown up now
and it’s about six months of this
painful period we had a disagreement and
he wouldn’t take my calls and I kept
trying to call him every week or so he’d
always not be at home or not be
available so I kept trying to try and
finally that one day he did actually
take the call and he said what the do
you want and I said hey man thanks for
taking my call I just want to say hi and
see how you’re doing and and that little
painful moment was that little that
little beginning of the end of that bad
period and the start to the new growing
loving period and this song came out of
that songs are kind of funny they’re
like flowers or fruits and vegetables
they they come out of dirt and ground
and manure and all that stuff you know
that you don’t really want to you know
be around or smell but out of it comes a
beautiful flower or a beautiful fruit or
a vegetable and so here’s a little fruit
that came out of that
crummy little period it’s called friends
again
[Music]
there’s a war going on between us
10 feet on 10 feet and wide we can name
each other screaming can’t see the other
side and there’s no getting over and
there’s no breaking through until you
can’t accept my hand when I reach out to
you I can’t tell you if I can turn you
into me I can’t roll this rock back up
that hill I got that energy call me up
babe you’re tired of pushing me away I
just hope we can be friends again
[Music]
friends again
[Music]
you can lead off the water but you can’t
push them in I’m tired of fighting these
battles either one level where my armors
prone so heavy in the krills are lost
their point so make me phone and all and
solder down the Tommies joint I can
teach you how to change streams but
can’t make sunshine through rain clouds
we drag around I leave it up to you my
love forgive assumptions right that’s
all I wanna say and I hope we can be
friends again someday
friends again
chilidogs and milkshakes down at the
little jail fishing up the top talking
politics till 3:00 a.m. a long time to
the countryside afternoons it never end
it’s all righty if we could just be
[Music]
friends again
friends again
I know I can’t change anyone I can only
change myself but when that tidal wave
of life rolls in I can only offer help I
don’t know some kind of compromise maybe
we could meet halfway
yeah hope we can be friends again I
praying we can be friends I just know we
can be fit
friends again
friends again
[Music]
what do you say
[Music]
[Applause]
yeah let’s see here’s a goal mom asked
me dude how come you always yodel well
she didn’t call me dude but she said
why always yodeling
and I said I actually don’t know but
here’s a little up a little Montana
twist on my yodel um this song here this
is one that I wrote for my mom it’s
called Virginia kind of a blue grassy
little number
[Music]
I’ll shut the front door for the last
time daddy a fixin to fix it or rambling
it’s again taking the geographical cure
your last words hit me in the head
remember wherever you go there you are
there’s our Oh Oh out of control
Oh to Fortuno
when I’ll be without you move it all
over Ginga webinar be lined in a
minefield looking for love laughing ideo
good lord sitting in a barroom waiting
for my lap the chain
remember back to when I was a kid was a
name astray narrow using love and drugs
and diesel fumes roll up your sleeves
with hands and rishu ease me right on
the loop now a package and Tom speeding
back to you has our own
[Music]
I don’t control
to Virginia where to be without you know
we’re over ginger weapon up me bringing
my bucket to an empty well never knowing
my ass from ever to hell sitting in a
bar on wait for the world to change
I’m the world to change
[Music]
sweet Virginia earned all the dues that
you paid if the senior haven’t been made
a saint because when life throws lemons
you smile and serve lemonade service
haul lemonade
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
[Music]
[Applause]
thanks so much thanks so much for having
me in this beautiful show real inspiring
wonderful a lot of great messages I got
off the plane and hopped into an SUV
with JJ and David and we got to talking
and I came up that I was feeling like I
was getting a little cold you know that
winter cold that we get and so instead
of them just saying oh that’s that’s too
bad for you mark they did an action they
they went and they got their homemade a
kanesha and they delivered it to my
hotel room and now my cold is gone so I
love this Thank You JJ and David I
appreciate you
[Applause]
and you know actions speak louder than
words that’s what mom always said and
she also said Marty why always rightly
sad depressing songs and so I wrote this
one here and it’s a it’s a song called
happy it’s pretty pretty simple and
it goes like this thanks again from the
bottom of our beautiful thing you got
going on here
[Applause]
[Music]
you
human died here all alone Sunday morning
here at home the sky is blue and my
coffee strong it’s true then open mares
to the stream realize in front of me
the
I got a bonus happening to me
could it be I’m happy fact that first
days summer vacation happy like getting
rest in me annexation happy like the
choir singing on Sunday sweet and true
Oh woman when you cut that way your
sweet distraction rules my day our
kitchen table just might break to the
sound I love why wasn’t your lover man a
hundred years ago
can you on discrete chip your hats to
the man whose skull damn I’m so happy
like a loving you oh not alone I’m happy
like sleeping on the front lawn I’m
happy like hearing a Beatles song on the
radio I think you so often and I know
that you are thinking of me too
[Music]
[Music]
and say knock that first Degas summer be
happy like skinny dipping out in the
lane like when there’s peace on on this
world brothers and sisters for some girl
set beside the differences
yay holding hands and all singing to
each other
[Music]
[Applause]
thank you so much everybody
a real pleasure
[Applause]
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
[Applause]
hey thank you I wasn’t planning on that
so that’s a special treat for me let’s
see you know just his mom passed and it
was just such a beautiful moment man
just to think the death can be a
beautiful thing is it’s it’s
counterintuitive to me and but just as
she passed all 12 of us four kids you
know Republicans Democrats gay straight
older younger we were all there for one
purpose and she said to us before she
passed no bickering and so she passed in
a beautiful peaceful way
and we broke into song and we sang this
song right here and I invite you to sing
along with me and it was just like this
such a beautiful
[Music]
Amazing Grace how sweet the sound that
saved a wretch like me
[Music]
was lost
[Music]
I was blind
but
see
whoa
[Music]
Oh
[Music]
amen
[Music]
yeah
[Music]
please be with us all thank you
[Applause]
you
[Music]
[Music]
[Applause]
well my mom passed away last week
Virginia Sexton and I wanted to dedicate
this segment to her tonight she she left
the world a better place than she found
it she she had a great deal of wisdom
and and love in her heart and all 12 of
her children I being the tenth were
around her when she drew her last breath
and it was a very beautiful moment
actually in the powerful moment and so
one of the things she always said was be
grateful for what you have you know
whether we were passing through a less
fortunate neighborhood or just saw
someone with less than than we had she’d
always say but for the grace of God and
so here’s my first song it’s called
there go I
[Music]
but from the grace of God
[Music]
if not for everything away in there for
those women pray move their feet in
their phones when they pay fees for the
Easton here at some Freeman
[Music]
the face before they breathe
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
thank you for my eyes I see
[Music]
thank you for my years I got ages all
around me
thank you for my voice I’ll let it say
baby razor
and say something
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
[Music]
if not father
[Music]
thank you so much thank you
that means so much to me I appreciate
that
[Applause]
one thing that mom always taught us was
that you know before you go change in
the world as I of course wanted to do as
a teenager she always said goodness
starts at home and I actually never know
what she meant by that but but then I
grew up and I actually do know what that
means now
I can’t change you I can only change
myself be the change you want to be
right and there was this period I wasn’t
speaking with my son he’s grown up now
and it’s about six months of this
painful period we had a disagreement and
he wouldn’t take my calls and I kept
trying to call him every week or so he’d
always not be at home or not be
available so I kept trying to try and
finally that one day he did actually
take the call and he said what the do
you want and I said hey man thanks for
taking my call I just want to say hi and
see how you’re doing and and that little
painful moment was that little that
little beginning of the end of that bad
period and the start to the new growing
loving period and this song came out of
that songs are kind of funny they’re
like flowers or fruits and vegetables
they they come out of dirt and ground
and manure and all that stuff you know
that you don’t really want to you know
be around or smell but out of it comes a
beautiful flower or a beautiful fruit or
a vegetable and so here’s a little fruit
that came out of that
crummy little period it’s called friends
again
[Music]
there’s a war going on between us
10 feet on 10 feet and wide we can name
each other screaming can’t see the other
side and there’s no getting over and
there’s no breaking through until you
can’t accept my hand when I reach out to
you I can’t tell you if I can turn you
into me I can’t roll this rock back up
that hill I got that energy call me up
babe you’re tired of pushing me away I
just hope we can be friends again
[Music]
friends again
[Music]
you can lead off the water but you can’t
push them in I’m tired of fighting these
battles either one level where my armors
prone so heavy in the krills are lost
their point so make me phone and all and
solder down the Tommies joint I can
teach you how to change streams but
can’t make sunshine through rain clouds
we drag around I leave it up to you my
love forgive assumptions right that’s
all I wanna say and I hope we can be
friends again someday
friends again
chilidogs and milkshakes down at the
little jail fishing up the top talking
politics till 3:00 a.m. a long time to
the countryside afternoons it never end
it’s all righty if we could just be
[Music]
friends again
friends again
I know I can’t change anyone I can only
change myself but when that tidal wave
of life rolls in I can only offer help I
don’t know some kind of compromise maybe
we could meet halfway
yeah hope we can be friends again I
praying we can be friends I just know we
can be fit
friends again
friends again
[Music]
what do you say
[Music]
[Applause]
yeah let’s see here’s a goal mom asked
me dude how come you always yodel well
she didn’t call me dude but she said
why always yodeling
and I said I actually don’t know but
here’s a little up a little Montana
twist on my yodel um this song here this
is one that I wrote for my mom it’s
called Virginia kind of a blue grassy
little number
[Music]
I’ll shut the front door for the last
time daddy a fixin to fix it or rambling
it’s again taking the geographical cure
your last words hit me in the head
remember wherever you go there you are
there’s our Oh Oh out of control
Oh to Fortuno
when I’ll be without you move it all
over Ginga webinar be lined in a
minefield looking for love laughing ideo
good lord sitting in a barroom waiting
for my lap the chain
remember back to when I was a kid was a
name astray narrow using love and drugs
and diesel fumes roll up your sleeves
with hands and rishu ease me right on
the loop now a package and Tom speeding
back to you has our own
[Music]
I don’t control
to Virginia where to be without you know
we’re over ginger weapon up me bringing
my bucket to an empty well never knowing
my ass from ever to hell sitting in a
bar on wait for the world to change
I’m the world to change
[Music]
sweet Virginia earned all the dues that
you paid if the senior haven’t been made
a saint because when life throws lemons
you smile and serve lemonade service
haul lemonade
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
[Music]
[Applause]
thanks so much thanks so much for having
me in this beautiful show real inspiring
wonderful a lot of great messages I got
off the plane and hopped into an SUV
with JJ and David and we got to talking
and I came up that I was feeling like I
was getting a little cold you know that
winter cold that we get and so instead
of them just saying oh that’s that’s too
bad for you mark they did an action they
they went and they got their homemade a
kanesha and they delivered it to my
hotel room and now my cold is gone so I
love this Thank You JJ and David I
appreciate you
[Applause]
and you know actions speak louder than
words that’s what mom always said and
she also said Marty why always rightly
sad depressing songs and so I wrote this
one here and it’s a it’s a song called
happy it’s pretty pretty simple and
it goes like this thanks again from the
bottom of our beautiful thing you got
going on here
[Applause]
[Music]
you
human died here all alone Sunday morning
here at home the sky is blue and my
coffee strong it’s true then open mares
to the stream realize in front of me
the
I got a bonus happening to me
could it be I’m happy fact that first
days summer vacation happy like getting
rest in me annexation happy like the
choir singing on Sunday sweet and true
Oh woman when you cut that way your
sweet distraction rules my day our
kitchen table just might break to the
sound I love why wasn’t your lover man a
hundred years ago
can you on discrete chip your hats to
the man whose skull damn I’m so happy
like a loving you oh not alone I’m happy
like sleeping on the front lawn I’m
happy like hearing a Beatles song on the
radio I think you so often and I know
that you are thinking of me too
[Music]
[Music]
and say knock that first Degas summer be
happy like skinny dipping out in the
lane like when there’s peace on on this
world brothers and sisters for some girl
set beside the differences
yay holding hands and all singing to
each other
[Music]
[Applause]
thank you so much everybody
a real pleasure
[Applause]
[Music]
[Applause]
[Music]
[Applause]
hey thank you I wasn’t planning on that
so that’s a special treat for me let’s
see you know just his mom passed and it
was just such a beautiful moment man
just to think the death can be a
beautiful thing is it’s it’s
counterintuitive to me and but just as
she passed all 12 of us four kids you
know Republicans Democrats gay straight
older younger we were all there for one
purpose and she said to us before she
passed no bickering and so she passed in
a beautiful peaceful way
and we broke into song and we sang this
song right here and I invite you to sing
along with me and it was just like this
such a beautiful
[Music]
Amazing Grace how sweet the sound that
saved a wretch like me
[Music]
was lost
[Music]
I was blind
but
see
whoa
[Music]
Oh
[Music]
amen
[Music]
yeah
[Music]
please be with us all thank you
[Applause]
you
[Music]
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