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Date: Wed, 27 Dec 2000 01:02:35 -0600
 From: Roger Wells <arak@amaonline.com>
 Subject: Life to Go
 In Stonewall Jackson's song "Life to Go," which
 incidentally was written by George Jones, there is one last verse. Once
 again, I hate to see such a good classic go unfinished, so if you will
 allow me, I would like to share this last verse with your visitors:
 Well I'll bet there ain't a man outside who's spent this long in jail.
 I'll be inside this prison 'til my body's just a shell.
 No, I'm not free to go and see the one's that I love so.
 I've been in here eighteen years and still have life to go
 I still have life to go
 (repeat and fade)
 
 If all goes well, I will have this on my next CD to be released in mid
 to late summer.
 
 Merry Christmas
 Goose Bradford