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I strum my guitar across the streets.
You've come tonight to hear me sing.
You might have heard my song on the radio.
I was pleased to hear them play a tune about a girl
I once knew, the brightest light from the nearest star.
Well, driving my car, I've come to music with you.
Cheer the light, harmony with me tonight.
Hear applause, feel the glow.
Sing along, enjoy the show.
It's a dream come true.
I've come to music with you.
I love the nights we treasure in.
We open our hearts and love comes in.
Stranger is kind, don't it blow your mind.
Oh, the promises we never make.
All the ones our heart most like to take.
The brightest light from the nearest star.
That's what you are, I've come to music with you.
Cheer the light, harmony with me tonight.
Hear applause, feel the glow.
Sing along, enjoy the show.
It's a dream come true.
I've come to music with you.
Sha la la la la la la la la la, it's true.
Oh, it's the swell of the night, like a Saturday night, the place is packed.
Just follow the noise, the sound of joy is where it's at.
It's my dream come true.
I want to music with you.
Cheer the light, harmony with me tonight.
Hear applause, feel the glow.
Sing along, enjoy the show.
It's a dream come true.
I've come to music with you.
It's my dream come true.
I've come to music with you.
Hey!
Oh, yeah!
Like the smoking pipes of a Harley and the rumble that they make.
It's the laughter of a child, her first July parade.
You got a baseball diamond on a summer night.
You got a hot dog and an ice cold beer.
And you're singing the national anthem and you're holding back a cheer.
It's what we do, it's who we are, it's where we stand.
American made, yes I am.
It's American made, oh yes we can.
It's what we do, it's who we are, it's where we stand.
It's what we do, it's who we stand as Americans.
The depression didn't break us, our people held on strong.
It taught us what was important and sometimes we could be wrong.
And the fathers that fought before us and the sacrifice they made.
There's an 18 year old standing in the sand and he's doing the very same.
It's what we do, it's who we are, it's where we stand.
American made, yes I am.
American made, oh yes we can.
American made, it's tried and true.
American made, it's me and you.
It's what we do, it's who we are, it's where we stand.
American.
When the towers fell around us, we knew just what we had to do.
One nation under God, one country for me and you.
And we all cried for freedom, for what was right and what was true.
And we all stood together, we were all red, white and blue.
It's what we do, it's who we are, it's where we stand.
American made, yes I am.
American made, oh yes we can.
American made, it's tried and true.
American made, it's me and you.
It's what we do, it's who we are, it's where we stand.
As American.
American made.
She ain't the worst to look at.
She always gets me there and back.
Never have to worry about her letting me down, cause it's the only way I get around.
It's a car, a junk car.
Well it's a four door model with the seats wearing low.
The temp lights are glowing and the oil's reading low.
But I know she's ready to roll, cause I just filled her full of petrol.
It's a car, a junk car.
Yeah there's plastic in one window and the front doors don't work.
Trying to get in there you feel like a jerk.
Have my little boy climb over the seat.
Open the drivers door, hey it's no treat.
It's a car, a junk car.
Sure the front is kind of weary and if it did, it'll shake.
But for five hundred dollars, hey I still ain't staying.
It's a car, a junk car.
So I'm taking out the old parts, putting new ones in.
Hoping there'll be something there to trade in.
It's a car, a junk car.
Well it's a four door model with the seats wearing low.
The temp lights are glowing and the oil's reading low.
But I know she's ready to roll, cause I just filled her full of petrol.
It's a car, a junk car.
Oh my god.
Uh oh.
It is sure a piece of junk, Ron.
That was Ron Howard, junk car, right here on the K to Gordon Show today's best country mix.
Earlier you heard Tim McGeary and John Michael Ferrari.
We're gonna do interviews right now with Sixgun, Sally Band and KTG.
Right now on the K to Gordon Show, today's best country mix.
Hello and welcome to the K to Gordon Show today's best country mix.
Joining me right here today is Dave from Sixgun Sally Band.
Dave, how are you?
How are you, gang?
So how are you doing today, Dave?
Pretty good, gang, pretty good.
That's nice to hear.
So why don't we get started by getting to know you a little bit and how you got started in the music industry.
I appreciate that.
Well, years ago I formed Sixgun Sally and it's been a bit of a ride.
I mean, we've played locally and regionally.
And as we started to get a little more traction and wanted to take it a little further, we actually went out last year with Leonard Skinner 38 Special.
We just did a show with Artemis Powell and Molly Hatchett.
We're going to do 20 dates here in the next few months with Lone Star.
So we're keeping busy.
But, you know, we were not a local band outside of Pittsburgh, but a band that traveled into the tri-state area.
But we've kind of spread our wings.
We've gone down as far as Florida and Biloxi.
And we're going out to Omaha and a few other places here on this next tour.
But that's basically it.
It's a seven-piece band.
And, you know, we're all Southern rock lovers and, you know, we have our own music, obviously.
But we do play the covers.
You know, we do a variety of Southern rock stuff.
Absolutely.
And I know you have a new single coming out on May 26 called Let's Take a Ride.
Tell us a little bit about that one.
Well, it was written by Chase Bryant and Adam Box, Brothers Osborne and Ford Thurson, who's out with Chris Cagle and myself.
And of the six or seven songs we have coming out in a new release, this is the one we chose for radio.
And I think it'll do pretty well.
We like it a lot.
We've got some good initial press on it, so we're hoping it does pretty well.
If someone was to write a song about you, what do you think that they would take the time to write about?
About the band or myself?
About you.
About me?
Oh, the drummer that just gets older and keeps pushing and pushing and writing music.
And, you know, through all the struggles, just loves to go out and play, you know.
Where do you see yourself and the band in the next couple of years?
Where do you want to be?
Well, let's see how far we can take it.
You know, our last single went up, I believe, to 69 or 70 on the charts.
You know, everyone you want to do a little better and want to do some more big shows.
Hopefully we can get back out with Leonard Skinner.
We're looking forward to the Lone Star stuff.
And, you know, just keep pushing, keep playing, you know, as long as we can.
And we have a dual attack of vocals, both from Alan on guitar and vocals and Laurie, who fronts the band.
She's an amazing voice, amazing entertainer, too.
You know, the rest of us, we're not along for the ride, but we contribute.
What advice would you give somebody that might want to start doing music?
Oh, my.
That's a really good question.
You have to be ready for all the struggles and all the – it depends on what you're trying to do.
If you're writing at home and you're happy with that, if you want to write for either your band
and you're hoping to get other people to listen to it, I mean, just don't get discouraged, you know.
Because, you know, for every up, you know, there's 10 downs at times.
And it's easy to get discouraged and to pull back.
But when that happens, just keep writing.
You'll be surprised at what you can write, you know.
Yeah, just perseverance and don't ever give up what you love.
If it wasn't for music, what do you think you'd be doing right now?
Well, I do.
A few of us in the band work.
And, of course, I have my own company.
And I play a lot.
And two of us work, and the rest of the guys and Laurie in the band are what you would call pro.
I consider myself, I guess, a pro musician, but I do have to work.
And the rest of the band, you know, they play music to earn their living.
So I imagine it would be just the same as it is now, you know.
Now, I know earlier you mentioned that you were going on tour with Lone Star.
Where can people see you on tour?
Well, so far I know that there are four shows booked, and we have up to 20 we're going to book.
And I don't have the schedule right in front of me, but I know in September and in October we'll be out with them to start with.
If you check on our site here in the next couple weeks, we will be in Omaha.
We will be in a late Kansas.
We will also be in, I believe it is, Pokemon Maryland.
And we'll be with them also in right outside of Raleigh, North Carolina.
So those are four we have to start with, and there will be more on our website and on our Facebook page.
And you can go on, you know, you think our first album is on, you know, all the streaming sites.
And, you know, there's videos that you can pull off.
SixGunsSallyBand.com is the website.
And then, you know, our Facebook Six Gun Sally.
You can check out all our videos, all our work, you know, and get a good look at the band.
If you had one message to those who might be listening, what would you tell them?
Listening to our music or listening to the radio here with us or what?
Anything in general, what would you tell your fans?
What would I tell the fans?
Yes.
Please check us out.
Check out Six Gun Sally.
I bet you like us.
You might not love us, but, you know, I think you'll like us a lot.
Walk me through a somewhat typical day of Dave.
Oh, I work a lot.
And, you know, I have my own business, as I said, I'm generally there early in the morning until mid-afternoon.
Say four or five times a week we get together, we practice, we play.
I have a studio in my home, a sound stage, the band practices here.
We're outside of Pittsburgh.
Other than that, I work out a lot.
I go to our local YMCA and keep myself in good shape.
And, you know, that's basically it.
It's not a real exciting life, but it's exciting enough for me.
If you had an opportunity to duet or collaborate with any singer that you have not collaborated or dueted with, who would you choose and why?
Well, I'm pretty partial to Ronnie Van Zandt's brother, Johnny.
I'm skinnered and really welcome the opportunity to either write or do anything with the guys there.
We actually have a meeting coming up, I'm told, with Ricky Medlock through one of our agents.
And, you know, I think the world of where they've been and what they've done and all the fortune and misfortune, you know.
So, you know, it would probably be Johnny, you know.
Now, if you had an opportunity to go play anywhere in the world, where would you go and why?
Hmm.
You know what, I was thinking about it the other day.
For some doggone reason, I'd like to play out there at Red Rock, you know, in Colorado.
I just think that would be a neat place to play.
I've never been there, but I have a daughter lives out that way.
Plus, I keep tabs on the shows that are out there and I think it'd be kind of neat.
Dave, is there anything that I forgot to mention that you would like to mention here on the show today?
No, just take it when our single comes out, why don't you download it or buy it or take a good listen to it.
And I think you really like it.
And, Kaden, I really appreciate you giving me an opportunity to speak.
It means a lot.
Dave from Six Gun Sally Band, thank you so much for taking the time to come on the Kaden Gordon Show today's Best Country Mix.
We appreciate your time and support, so thank you.
Thank you.
Hello and welcome to the Kaden Gordon Show today's Best Country Mix.
Joining me right here today is KTG.
How's it going, Kady?
It's going great. Thank you so much for having me.
It is my pleasure.
So why don't we get started by getting to know you a little bit and how you got started in music.
So I am, as you can tell by my very thick Irish accent, I am Irish and I am from the centre of Ireland in the little town in the middle of it.
And I have been playing music.
Oh, God, I think I started professionally at 18, which was a really good time for me.
And I was very lucky because obviously my family are very supportive.
But the thing was, I had to have a real career.
So I'm a teacher in my real life.
My real life job is a teacher, a music teacher.
And I love it, but I love music as well.
I think my music, I would like to say we finally have settled in that folky country vibe.
I hope anyway.
You never know. I change my own way so many times.
But I'm trying to think.
I always panic on these questions.
I'm like, who actually am I?
Who am I as a person?
But I like to think that I hopefully will have the new album coming out in the summertime.
That was the worst sentence I've ever put in my life.
But you get what I'm saying.
If someone was to write a song about you, what do you think that they would take the time to write about?
Oh, my God, that's such a good question.
I actually don't know.
I would hope it probably would be something about the fact that I just don't sit still, probably.
I think that probably would be where the vibes would be going on.
I would love to think of somebody writing about me as somebody who's good crack and who's fun and who's really good to be around.
But I don't know.
I don't want to give myself a big head here now when I say that.
What advice would you give somebody that might want to start doing music?
I would definitely say develop a thick skin, which is something I haven't done yet.
I am very where my heart, my sleeve a lot.
And it's kind of an oxymoron because you want to be really tough in an industry like music.
Now, having said that, I'm not anywhere near where I want to be in terms of.
And I know when the higher you go up on the ladder, the harder it's going to get.
And I totally understand that.
But for me anyway, I've been very lucky.
But there have been times where people have said mean things or something and it's just you want to be tough.
But obviously, being sensitive is where it gets you into the music.
So definitely try and be take everything with a pinch of salt, but don't give up as well.
And definitely after covid, I had fallen into the trap of being like, do I really want to do this or not?
So I'm glad that I'm finally back on track again.
Do you have any upcoming singles or projects you want to tell us a little bit about?
Yes, so I have obviously.
And thank you so much for listening and support the new single that was out.
It was a few weeks ago called Empty Hallways.
That was the newest single and the first of twenty twenty three.
And then in September, sorry, in the summertime, I'll have my second album coming out, which is called The Long Road Home.
So my first album was a concept album based on I don't know if you have it, if you've heard of it before.
But for the magpies, the one for sorrow, two for joy.
Have you heard of that before?
It's a real I think it's an Irish like wives tale where if you see one magpie or one swallow by themselves, you have to give them a salute.
And then if you see two of them together, it's good luck.
But anyway, the whole idea of the album was based around that little rhyme.
But this new album, it took four years in the making because obviously covid happened in the middle of it.
So it's definitely been a long road home because I've definitely been trying to.
It's kind of my journey through all the different experimental genres that I've gone through and finally settled in where Empty Hallways is at the moment and going from there.
So that would be out in the summertime.
And the summer has been I was meant to go work abroad in Europe for the summer, but I decided to stay at home and push this album like no tomorrow.
So hopefully it will go well.
We will cross our fingers and live and hope.
For sure, for sure.
What do you like doing outside of music?
Do you have any hobbies, interests, anything like that?
So music definitely takes over a lot, but I'm a very, very proud dog mom.
My life revolves around my cocker spaniel Albert.
I'm surprised he's not up here at the moment in the room waiting to see what's going on.
But I got Albert, sorry, he's a real human name.
It's a really strange name for a cocker spaniel.
But anyway, he came after lockdown and definitely thanks to him, he got me out in nature a lot more.
I love going for hikes and going exploring and traveling.
And definitely in Ireland, I didn't realize how much we had until I actually had to go out and go for the walks with the dog.
And I know Ireland being so small compared to other countries, but there is a lot that I hadn't seen before.
So I was really interested in that.
And then definitely one thing that I'm starting to get really interested in, even though if you looked at my own social media, you probably wouldn't be able to tell.
I'm very interested in social media marketing and getting to learn all about that stuff and YouTube and TikToks and all that, just to watch the algorithms and stuff and seeing the science kind of behind it.
So that's kind of taken over my life for a while.
I've gone down a dark rabbit hole of algorithms and what's trending and all that crack.
If it wasn't for music, what do you think you'd be doing?
Like if music wasn't an option for you, where would you be?
What would you be doing and what career path would you go down?
That's such a good question.
I always want to be a teacher.
Definitely always want to be a teacher.
But there was a time where I was watching The Good Wife, that program about the lawyer.
I would want to do law for a very, very long time because I love to argue.
Obviously, there's more to being a lawyer or anyone in the justice system than just arguing.
But I would love to have gone down that route maybe.
But I think definitely teaching was always something I wanted to do and something I felt I was happy to do.
But having been in the teaching world for this might be my fourth year teaching after college, I would love to actually go into psychology and therapy and the counseling route as well.
Maybe in another lifetime.
Who knows?
Who knows where next year will bring me?
But that would be definitely something I'd love to go into.
Awesome. Yeah, that's definitely very interesting that you said a lawyer and you kind of went from a lawyer to a teacher.
Was there a specific subject that you wanted to teach if you had an opportunity to other than music?
History. History was my favorite subject apart from music.
And it's always been a lasting regret of mine that I didn't actually do history as well as music.
Because I just loved it.
It probably just goes back to the music and like telling the stories and the stories of the past.
And my students actually, they dread seeing me come in with history of music because they're like, oh God, here she goes.
She's going to nerd out again or whatever you want to call it.
And I just love to I just love looking back and investigating those things.
Sorry, I probably am sounding a bit like a real like bookworm or something.
But I just that's my thing.
So I understand, Katie, that you wanted to play one of your songs for us.
Tell us a little bit about that song.
So Empty Hallways is the new single and it I think I'm it was actually a song that came with me throughout the whole of COVID.
I had the melody for it before COVID started and I hadn't got any words for it.
And then I fell out of love with music for a while during COVID as a lot of musicians did.
It was very hard to keep going with things.
And then I finally finished at the end of our lockdown in Ireland.
But I definitely feel that it's a song where some people have taken it in different ways.
Some people have taken it as a relationship.
Some people have taken it as saying goodbye to a toxic environment after likes of youth for some people who have to stay in a home.
It's actually funny when you play the song and different people come to you with different stories.
But for me personally, it was a song about I went into not a dark place, obviously, because I know so many people had such difficult situations during COVID.
And I was very lucky during it that I was in a nice I was in a stable environment.
I was I had working I was working online.
I was keeping busy.
But I am definitely there was a time where my mind kind of was I just kind of was at the point where I was like Jeannie Mack.
Would you just all these bad thoughts just go away, pack up, off you go.
I'm not even going to watch you when you're going.
And that's where the song came from.
So it is a bit sad, but I like to think of it in a positive sense that there was life at the end of the tunnel.
And God willing, or whoever is up there in the universe, it will never happen again.
That this this intense lockdown will happen again.
Hopefully not. But anyway, this is empty hallways.
And hopefully if you have a new story, if you're listening, there's a different story that you found.
I'd love to hear it. So please share it with me if you can.
Empty hallways hold and most whisper.
Back to room told nothing at all.
And in my mind there is a heavy stone.
My mind retaining nothing at all.
So pull me in and spit me out like only you know how.
I've been searching for some bravery, some faith I need it now.
But you know where this goes when there's nobody home but the lights.
Tell me when you're leaving.
So I can watch you go.
And tell me when you find somewhere to call your own.
Tell me when you find someone who feels like home.
Just don't forget to tell me.
Tell me when you find someone who feels like home.
So pull me in and spit me out like only you know how.
I've been searching for some bravery, some faith I need it now.
But you know where this goes when there's nobody home but the lights.
Tell me when you're leaving.
So I can watch you go.
And tell me when you find somewhere to call your own.
Tell me when you find someone who feels like home.
Just don't forget to tell me.
So pull me in and spit me out like only you know how.
I've been searching for some bravery, some faith I need it now.
But you know where this goes when there's nobody home but the lights.
Tell me when you're leaving.
I won't even watch you go.
And tell me when you find someone to call your own.
And tell me when you find someone who feels like home.
Just don't forget to tell me.
Don't forget to tell me.
Tell me when you find someone who feels like home.
Just don't forget to tell me.
Tell me when you find someone to call your own.
And tell me when you find someone who feels like home.
Tell me when you find someone who feels like home.
Have she called you yet?
Have she ever asked and when you are away,
a father in how many parts left a country and did it go back to
where you came from.
years ago,
or just 13 years ago from here in y date,
this girl made it back to the news where we are going to a
conversation I'm in six big possibly by KTG music.
Careful because I start.
Parking it up to play it off the righteous way.
overblown over overblown no blown over excuse me with the support for the song so I really
do appreciate the time and I thank you so much again for fitting me into your schedule.
KTG thank you so much for taking the time to come on the KTG Order Show today's best country
mix we definitely appreciate your time thanks for being here we appreciate it.
Thank you so much.
heavy stone
my mind retaining nothing at all
so pull me in and spit me out like only you know how been searching for some bravery some
faith i'll need it now before you know how it goes when there's nobody home but the lights are on and
Tell me when you're leaving So I can watch you go
Tell me when you find somewhere to call your own
And tell me when you find someone who feels like home
Just don't forget to tell me
Don't forget to tell me
We knew it wouldn't last when it all kicked in
Throwing stones in glass houses we made
Watching from the inside of the safety line
Detaching from chaos we made
So pull me in and spit me out like only you know how
Watching for some bravery, some faith, I need it now
For you know where this goes when there's nobody home
But the lights are on
Tell me when you're leaving So I can watch you go
Tell me when you find somewhere to call your own
And tell me when you find someone who feels like home
Just don't forget to tell me
Don't forget to tell me
So pull me in and spit me out like only you know how
I've been searching for some bravery, some faith, I need it now
For you know where this goes when there's nobody home
But the lights are on
Tell me when you're leaving So I can watch you go
Tell me when you find somewhere to call your own
And tell me when you find someone who feels like home
Just don't forget to tell me
He was all in, but I kept wondering
If we'd ever make it out of Omaha
And just your young hearts falling way too hard
My resistance wasn't helping at all
So let's drive the whole night straight into forever
See where this road goes
Take a one-way ticket to the best days of our lives
Baby, let's take a ride
Feet upon the dash, ain't no looking back
We made it too far to turn around
Our minds been running circles like we're jumping hurdles
On our way to the finish line
Oh baby, it's our time
So let's drive all night straight into forever
See where this road goes
Take a one-way ticket to the best days of our lives
Baby, let's take a ride
And make it through the weather
Yeah baby, as long as we're together
Yeah
He was all in, but I kept wondering
If we'd ever make it out of Omaha
Yeah, let's drive all night straight into forever
See where this road goes
Take a one-way ticket to the best days of our lives
Yeah, yeah, yeah
Let's drive all night straight into forever
See where this road goes
Take a one-way ticket to the best days of our lives
Baby, let's take a ride
Let's take a ride
Baby, let's take a ride
If you were to ask me why did you do that
I'd say enough is enough
Someone had to get the job done
If you were to ask me why did you call them
I'd say I'm tired of this mess
They just need to admit and confess
With all the questions I get all the time
Comes a habit to think in my mind
Because I did
I did what I did
Because of all that I went through
I didn't think much about what I should do
Because I did
I did what I did
If you were to ask me what are you doing
I wouldn't answer with a word
Because I just want it to be heard
If you were to ask me what are you thinking
I can answer you back
No more wrong attacks
With all the questions I get all the time
Comes a habit to think in my mind
Because I did
I did what I did
Because of all that I went through
I didn't think much about what I should do
Because I did
I did what I did
Because I did what I did
Seemed to be the right response
To explain myself from all these personal attracts
When nobody has my back
With all the questions I get all the time
Comes a habit to think in my mind
Because I did
I did what I did
Because of all that I went through
I didn't think much about what I should do
Because I did
I did what I did
He was crazy about me baby
I was crazy about me too
He thought you wasn't my type
He thought you was the only one
That I was doing others too
And it's too late baby
I fooled around and lost you
I washed your pack, your suitcase
Put on your three piece suit
Rocked right out the door, was there nothing I could do
But baby I'm so sorry
And I feel so bad
So bad
It's too late baby
Didn't know what I had
And I'm gonna forget you baby
Was your pussycat on a string
Now baby why'd you never give me a diamond ring
And it's too late baby
It didn't know everything
Is I fooled around and lost you
And now my telephone don't ring
Now I'm sitting here by the river
Sitting here all alone
Wishing I could give my sweet baby to come home
But he don't let me
Cause I've been so bad
She's so bad
Yeah I lost the one that loved me
And I feel so bad
She feels so bad
Yeah I lost the one that loved me
And I feel so bad
Yeah I lost the one that loved me
And I feel so damn bad
I never wanted none of your money
I never wanted nothing from you
I never wanted to live where it's sunny
All I wanted is you
I never wanted a house in the country
I never wanted a big car too
I never wanted someone to drive me
All I wanted is you
All I want is me and you together
All I want is to be loved by you
All I want is this to last forever
All I want is you
All I want is being your lover
All I want is to be with you
All I want is you, no others
I want to be loved by you
I never wanted to live in Las Vegas
I never wanted a plane just for two
I never wanted a hotel they gave us
All I want is you
All I want is me and you together
All I want is to be loved by you
All I want is to last forever
All I want is you
All I want is being your lover
All I want is to be with you
All I want is you, no others
All I want is you
All I want is being you together
All I want is to be loved by you
All I want is to last forever
All I want is you
All I want is being your lover
All I want is to be with you
All I want is you, no others
All I want is you
I don't know you, and you don't know me
But I've been watching you tonight
I'd love to get close enough to feel your whisper
And not give anything for us to be together
But there won't ever be that day
Unless I find the words to say
Hey, anyone sitting here, do you mind if I do?
It's been a long day, it looks like you had one too
That's what I'd say if I had the nerve
Ain't enough courage in the drinks they serve
What if it turns out the dream ain't really who you are?
So it's better that I love you from across this bar
I dream about the day that you'd be my man
And you'd spin me round the floor
When we're swaying to that cover, babe
In your arms, it ain't a dream no more
You'd dance me home right out the door
Hey, anyone sitting here, do you mind if I do?
It's been a long day, it looks like you had one too
That's what I'd say if I had the nerve
Ain't enough courage in the drinks they serve
What if it turns out the dream ain't really who you are?
So it's better that I love you from across this bar
I wonder about that scar under your ear
Who said I'd fight, of course you'd win
How long have you had that cross tattoo?
And does your mama think that it's a sin?
Hey, anyone sitting here, do you mind if I do?
I said long too long, I think that you have too
That's what I'd say if I had the nerve
Ain't enough courage in the drinks they serve
What if it turns out the dream ain't really who you are?
So it's better that I love you from across this bar
Across this bar
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