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To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (9787)	5/4/2001 1:21:52 PM
From: MulhollandDrive	Respond to of 15481

No. happy_girl wanted it. I'm just the purveyor of the instrument... <grin> Dirt Floor (1998) Ballpeen Hammer I'm gonna' go there, I'm gonna' climb Now I don't know about no law, I don't see no crime There ain't no reason. Can't be no arrest I'm gonna' get down to the water and get undressed Chorus I can't stand it I cannot stand it I can't wait to see them walls falling down Tell me Jesus why do they run Is it by the weight of the woman or weight of a gun I got fifteen minutes, now I just don't care I'm gonna' take this all for granted when I get there Chorus Chorus Be no world tomorrow and someday rhyme You know that all good things will come in their good time I put the ball peen hammer right through that door I don't pretend to understand no more Chorus Chorus All songs written by Chris Whitley (c) 1997 Reata Publishing Inc./Siete Leguas Music (ASCAP) MUSICIANS: Chris Whitley--Vocals, Guitar, Banjo and Foot Stomp PRODUCED BY Craig Street RECORDED BY Danny Kadar RECORDED AT Blue Moon Racing Shop, Vermont on December 4th, 1997

To: Jorj X Mckie who wrote (9787)	5/4/2001 1:52:34 PM
From: Junkyardawg	Read Replies (2) \| Respond to of 15481

Its days like this that remind me of last year. Last year when I started losing my portfolio I was long and earnings were going up but stocks were going down. I remember thinking, why are all these stocks going down when earnings are going up and everything looks so good. Hell, even the FED couldn't put a dent in the market. Now it seems just the opposite is happening. Stocks are going up when earnings are going down and the fed is lowering rates. Maybe I have never truly understood how far the market looks ahead and maybe that is my problem. thoughts from the dawg