On Swamp Dogg’s “Please Let Me Go Round Again,” the singers mumble warm memories to each other
” in the early Seventies, introducing the song to a new audience, and the two had reconnected in recent years.
“Please Let Me Go Round Again,” the album’s final track, is a loving, oddball duet between the two old friends. It serves as a fitting farewell to the country-folk legend, After the structure breaks down a few minutes in, the song finds its emotional core, with the duo trading off jokes and vamping over an organ riff as they laugh and mumble warm memories to each other. They enact the song’s pious plea of a refrain on record, stretching out the moment as long as possible.
“Please let me go round again,” Prine sings in a near-whisper toward the end of the song. “Just one more chance,” he says. “I think so,” John replies.
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