1. Now, after years in the making,Copy !req
2. Robert Altman brings to the big
screen the long-awaited Nashville,Copy !req
3. with 24... count 'em...
24 of your very favorite stars!Copy !req
4. David Arkin, Barbara Baxley,
Ned Beatty in Nashville!Copy !req
5. And the fabulous performances
of Karen Black, Ronee Blakely!Copy !req
6. Timothy Brown in Nashville,Copy !req
7. along with the spectacular
Keith Carradine, Geraldine Chaplin!Copy !req
8. With Robert Doqui in Nashville!Copy !req
9. And the exciting appearances
of Shelley Duvall, Allen Garfield!Copy !req
10. Henry Gibson in Nashville!Copy !req
11. And the fantastic Scott Glenn,
Jeff Goldblum!Copy !req
12. Barbara Harris in Nashville!Copy !req
13. Not to mention the terrific
David Hayward, Michael Murphy!Copy !req
14. Allan Nicholls in Nashville!Copy !req
15. And the all-time great
Dave Peel!Copy !req
16. Cristina Raines,
Bert Remsen in Nashville!Copy !req
17. Plus the incredible
Lily Tomlin!Copy !req
18. Gwen Welles and Keenan Wynn
in Nashville!Copy !req
19. Be the first on your block to marvel
at the magnificent stars...Copy !req
20. through the magic of stereophonic
sound and living-color picture...Copy !req
21. right before your very eyes
without commercial interruption.Copy !req
22. Fellow taxpayers
and stockholders in America,Copy !req
23. on the first Tuesday
in November...Copy !req
24. we have to make some vital decisions
about our management.Copy !req
25. Let me go directly
to the point.Copy !req
26. I'm for doing
some replacing.Copy !req
27. I've discussed
the Replacement Party...Copy !req
28. with people
all over this country,Copy !req
29. and I'm often confronted
with the statement:Copy !req
30. "I don't want to get
mixed up in politics,"Copy !req
31. or "I'm tired of politics,"
or "I'm not interested. "Copy !req
32. Almost as often someone says, "I
can't do anything about it anyway. "Copy !req
33. Let me point out two things.Copy !req
34. Number one: All of us
are deeply involved with politics,Copy !req
35. whether we know it or not
and whether we like it or not.Copy !req
36. And number two:Copy !req
37. We can do something about it.Copy !req
38. When you pay more
for an automobile...Copy !req
39. than it cost Columbus
to make his first voyage to America,Copy !req
40. that's politics.Copy !req
41. My mother's people came by shipCopy !req
42. And fought
at Bunker HillCopy !req
43. My daddy
lost a leg in FranceCopy !req
44. I have his medals stillCopy !req
45. My brother served with PattonCopy !req
46. I saw action in AlgiersCopy !req
47. Oh, we must be doin'
somethin'rightCopy !req
48. To lastCopy !req
49. 200 yearsCopy !req
50. - I pray my sons won't go to war
- OoohCopy !req
51. But if they must, they mustCopy !req
52. I share our country's mottoCopy !req
53. And in God
I place my trustCopy !req
54. We may have had
our ups and downsCopy !req
55. - Our times of trials and fears
- Ahh-ahh-ahh-ahhCopy !req
56. But we must be doin'
somethin' rightCopy !req
57. To lastCopy !req
58. 200 yearsCopy !req
59. We must be doin'
somethin' rightCopy !req
60. To lastCopy !req
61. 200 yearsCopy !req
62. I've lived
through two depressionsCopy !req
63. And seven
dust bowl droughtsCopy !req
64. Floods, locusts
and tornadoesCopy !req
65. But I don't have
any doubtsCopy !req
66. We're all a part of historyCopy !req
67. Why, Old Glory waves to showCopy !req
68. How far we've come along
till nowCopy !req
69. How far we've got to goCopy !req
70. How far we've got to goCopy !req
71. It's been hard workCopy !req
72. But every time
we get into a fixCopy !req
73. Let's think of
what our children faceCopy !req
74. In 2-aught-7-6Copy !req
75. It's up to us to pave the wayCopy !req
76. With our blood and sweat
and tearsCopy !req
77. Oh, we must be doin'
somethin' rightCopy !req
78. To lastCopy !req
79. 200 yearsCopy !req
80. We must be doin'somethin'rightCopy !req
81. To last 200 yearsCopy !req
82. We must be doin' somethin' rightCopy !req
83. To lastCopy !req
84. YearsCopy !req
85. YearsCopy !req
86. 200 yearsCopy !req
87. - That girl down there.
- Hold it! Hold it, everybody.Copy !req
88. Honey, you gotta
get her out.Copy !req
89. - Bob.
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
90. I want to talk to Buddy.
Buddy!Copy !req
91. Y- Yes, sir, Dad?Copy !req
92. Buddy, who is that woman in there
with the hat on?Copy !req
93. - She a friend of yours?
- I'm Opal. Mr. Hamilton, I'm Opal.Copy !req
94. I'm from the BBC, and I'm doing
a documentary on Nashville.Copy !req
95. Buddy, you know I don't allow no
people visitin' when I'm recordin'.Copy !req
96. I want no recording equipment
in that studio.Copy !req
97. Escort the lady out.Copy !req
98. If she wants a copy of this record,
she can buy it when it's released.Copy !req
99. I'm sorry.
Just no strangers at all.Copy !req
100. Mr. Hamilton,
I'll be waiting outside for you.Copy !req
101. We'll have
a little interview.Copy !req
102. I wanna do another one.
Jimmy, you count off.Copy !req
103. I wanna hear
a little more Haven in this one.Copy !req
104. There we are.Copy !req
105. This is Studio B
right here.Copy !req
106. - I think they're doing some gospel.
- Oh, how sweet!Copy !req
107. A recording of some sort.
Hey, Glenn. How are you?Copy !req
108. - Mind if we sit in?
- Come on in.Copy !req
109. It's so little!Copy !req
110. We'll be going down front
so we'll get out of the way.Copy !req
111. I've been through all
the recording studios in London.Copy !req
112. They're always enormous
and very impersonal.Copy !req
113. This is so cozy.Copy !req
114. Keep down
so they can see what's going on.Copy !req
115. There we are.Copy !req
116. Good Lord love a duck!Copy !req
117. This is a choir...
a black choir...Copy !req
118. from, uh, part of...
from Fisk University here in town.Copy !req
119. Good Lord!Copy !req
120. - The lady singing is...
- Is she a missionary?Copy !req
121. No, she's not.
She's a gospel singer.Copy !req
122. She's the wife
of our attorney.Copy !req
123. I was making
a documentary in Kenya...Copy !req
124. and there was this marvelous woman
who was a missionary.Copy !req
125. That's why I asked if she was
a missionary. She was sensational.Copy !req
126. She was converting Kukuyos
by the dozens.Copy !req
127. She was trying to convert Masais.
Of course, they were hopeless.Copy !req
128. They have their own
sort of religion.Copy !req
129. - Do you believe in Jesus
- Yes, I doCopy !req
130. - Do you believe in Jesus
- Yes, I doCopy !req
131. - Do you believe in Jesus
- Yes, I doCopy !req
132. Do you believe that Jesus knows
what's in your soulCopy !req
133. Do you thank the Lord
every chance you getCopy !req
134. For He sent His son
to save all good menCopy !req
135. Yes, I doCopy !req
136. - O Lord
- Yes, I doCopy !req
137. - O Lord
- Yes, I doCopy !req
138. Yes, I do
Yes, I doCopy !req
139. Look at that.
That rhythm is fantastic.Copy !req
140. - Do you believe in Jesus
- Yes, I doCopy !req
141. It's funny... You can tell
it's come down in the genes...Copy !req
142. through ages and ages and
hundreds of years, but it's there.Copy !req
143. I mean, take off those robes and
one is in... in... in darkest Africa.Copy !req
144. I can just see their naked,
frenzied bodies...Copy !req
145. dancing to the beat of...Copy !req
146. Do they carry on like that
in church?Copy !req
147. Depends on which church
you go to.Copy !req
148. - Yes, I do
- Yeah-eah-eahCopy !req
149. - Yes, I do
- Ohhh, LordCopy !req
150. - Yes, I do
- Yeah-eah-eahCopy !req
151. - Yes, I do, Yes, I do
- Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeahCopy !req
152. - Ohhh-ohh-ohh
- Yes, I do, Oh, LordCopy !req
153. I've lived through
two depressionsCopy !req
154. And seven
dust bowl droughtsCopy !req
155. Floods, locusts
and tornadoesCopy !req
156. But I don't have
any doubtsCopy !req
157. We're all a part
of historyCopy !req
158. Why, Old Glory
waves to showCopy !req
159. How far...Copy !req
160. - Hold it. Hold it!
- How far...Copy !req
161. Hold it, everybody.Copy !req
162. Damn it, Bob.Copy !req
163. What's the name
of the piano player, Bob?Copy !req
164. - That's Frog.
- That's Frog. He plays like a frog.Copy !req
165. We'll try it again.Copy !req
166. Jimmy, you count off.Copy !req
167. - I believe in Jesus
- Yes, I doCopy !req
168. - Oh, yes, I do
- Yes, I doCopy !req
169. - Oh, yeah
- Yes, I doCopy !req
170. - Yeah, yeah
- Yes, I doCopy !req
171. - Yeah! Yeah!
- Yes, I do, Yes, I doCopy !req
172. - Yeah! Yeah! Yeah!
- Yes, I do, Yes, I do, Yes, I doCopy !req
173. - Oh, yeah, Oh, yeah
- Yes, I do, Yes, I doCopy !req
174. - Oh, yeah, Oh, yeah
- Yes, I do, Yes, I doCopy !req
175. - Oh, yeah, Oh, yeah
- Yes, I do, Yes, I doCopy !req
176. - Oh, yeah, Oh, yeah
- Oh, yeah! Oh, yeah!Copy !req
177. Yes, I do
Yes, I do, Yes, I doCopy !req
178. But we must be doin'
somethin' rightCopy !req
179. To last 200 yearsCopy !req
180. Must be
doin'somethin'right to lastCopy !req
181. 200...Copy !req
182. - Damn it to hell!
- Hold it, everybody.Copy !req
183. - Bob.
- Yes, sir?Copy !req
184. What did you say
the piano player's name was?Copy !req
185. - Frog.
- Yeah.Copy !req
186. When I ask for Pig,
I want Pig.Copy !req
187. Now, you get me Pig, and then we'll
be ready to record this here tune.Copy !req
188. Yes, sir.Copy !req
189. You get your hair cut.Copy !req
190. You don't belong
in Nashville.Copy !req
191. This is Bill Jenkins on special
assignment for Channel Two News.Copy !req
192. Here at Metro Airport we're awaiting
the arrival of Barbara Jean,Copy !req
193. who has been away for treatment
at the Baltimore Burn Center.Copy !req
194. Already,
prior to her arrival,Copy !req
195. around 3,000 Barbara Jean fans and
supporters are here at the airport.Copy !req
196. They are being held inside
the terminal by security police.Copy !req
197. Ma'am, excuse me.
Am I late for Barbara Jean's plane?Copy !req
198. - I don't think so.
- Thank you, ma'am.Copy !req
199. Members of the Chamber of Commerce
and other fans are on the way.Copy !req
200. Also, Haven Hamilton will make
an appearance here at Metro Airport.Copy !req
201. There is
no question about being involved.Copy !req
202. The question is,
What to do?Copy !req
203. It is the very nature
of government...Copy !req
204. to strain at a gnat
and swallow a camel.Copy !req
205. As loyal citizens,
we accept our take-home pay,Copy !req
206. understand
most of the deductions...Copy !req
207. and even, to a degree,
come to expect them.Copy !req
208. However, when the government
begins to force its citizens...Copy !req
209. to swallow a camel,Copy !req
210. it's time to pause
and do some accounting.Copy !req
211. Her plane has touched down and will
be turning onto the ramp area...Copy !req
212. directly here in front of us
at Metro Airport.Copy !req
213. Could you pass me
the crackers, please?Copy !req
214. - There you go.
- Thank you.Copy !req
215. - Miss, may I have...
- Hi!Copy !req
216. A... a caramel sundae,
please?Copy !req
217. Honey, we ain't got
no caramel sundae.Copy !req
218. - Butterscotch?
- Ain't got no butterscotch sundae.Copy !req
219. - Oh.
- Got a strawberry.Copy !req
220. - Strawberries are always in season.
- Fine, fine.Copy !req
221. - That's fine. Thank you.
- Good for you too.Copy !req
222. Thank you. Then I'll have
a strawberry sundae, if I may.Copy !req
223. - You got it.
- Thank you.Copy !req
224. - Sueleen, did you see what he did?
- One strawberry sundae!Copy !req
225. Sueleen, did you see
what he just did?Copy !req
226. He took the thing off the salt
and threw it up in the air.Copy !req
227. Why'd you do that?Copy !req
228. What are you doin'
in Nashville?Copy !req
229. - Oh, I live here.
- You do?Copy !req
230. Hey, fellas, come here.
I want you to see somethin'.Copy !req
231. My wife and I...Copy !req
232. My wife is sick,
unfortunately.Copy !req
233. Oh, I'm sorry
to hear that.Copy !req
234. It's just one of those things
that happens.Copy !req
235. - Happens in the best of families.
- Yeah.Copy !req
236. I wrote me this real hot song.
You wanna hear it?Copy !req
237. It's called
"I Never Get Enough. "Copy !req
238. Okay, listen.
All right?Copy !req
239. I never get enough
I never get enoughCopy !req
240. Of the love
I'm hungry forCopy !req
241. I never get enough
I never get enoughCopy !req
242. I always want
more and moreCopy !req
243. Even...
If we stay togetherCopy !req
244. Our whole lifetime
throughCopy !req
245. I'll never get enough
I'll never get enoughCopy !req
246. I'll never get enough
of youCopy !req
247. At any moment Barbara Jean will be
stepping out and will be greeted...Copy !req
248. by the Chamber of Commerce,
as well as Mr. Sperry.Copy !req
249. Mr. Sperry making his way to the
aircraft right now with a big wave.Copy !req
250. Of course, he's the president
of Barnett Enterprises.Copy !req
251. - We'll be talking with Mr. Sperry...
- Hey!Copy !req
252. John Triplette?Copy !req
253. - I'm John Triplette.
- Oh!Copy !req
254. - How are you?
- Hey, John. How are you?Copy !req
255. Those kids in those uniforms
are terrific.Copy !req
256. - Hello.
- What's your name?Copy !req
257. - Del Reese. I'm sorry. Forgive me.
- Thanks for coming out.Copy !req
258. - It's a great idea.
- You mean the girls in the costumes.Copy !req
259. Barbara Jean's
still on the aircraft.Copy !req
260. We'll be awaiting her.Copy !req
261. Thousands of people have turned out
to greet Barbara Jean...Copy !req
262. after her arrival.Copy !req
263. Now Haven Hamilton has just arrived,
typically dressed in white.Copy !req
264. His white Jeep being driven today
by his son Bud.Copy !req
265. Members of the Chamber of Commerce
are going over to Haven Hamilton.Copy !req
266. He's greeting some of his old
friends, business acquaintances.Copy !req
267. Autograph seekers are now
making their way over.Copy !req
268. Barbara Jean still is
aboard the aircraft.Copy !req
269. - Hello, Martha.
- Hi.Copy !req
270. - How are you, Martha?
- I'm okay, but, uh...Copy !req
271. - Pardon me?
- Listen, uh, I changed my name.Copy !req
272. - Oh?
- It's L.A. Joan from now on.Copy !req
273. Let me get some cigarettes.Copy !req
274. Your Aunt Esther
wants to see you.Copy !req
275. - She's in the hospital.
- Wait a minute.Copy !req
276. This guy's a rock star.Copy !req
277. Can I get your autograph?
You're Tom, aren't ya?Copy !req
278. Tom, Bill and Mary?Copy !req
279. Jesus, you oughta stop that diet
before you ruin yourself.Copy !req
280. Do you believe this? They have our
album here. Hey, how's it selling?Copy !req
281. - What's that?
- Bill, Mary and Tom.Copy !req
282. A little slow,
but we sell mostly country.Copy !req
283. I'm the handsome one
in the front.Copy !req
284. I don't have my glasses on,
but I...Copy !req
285. Wait a minute! Hal Phillip Walker
looks exactly like Connie White.Copy !req
286. Now, Del, I like...Copy !req
287. I like the idea of bands.Copy !req
288. I want you to listen to
those little kids, honey.Copy !req
289. They practiced every day
for two hours for a whole month...Copy !req
290. just for this event.Copy !req
291. - That's so nice.
- Isn't that cute?Copy !req
292. - I think they're adorable.
- Pearl, shut up.Copy !req
293. - Just like your mama, son!
- Yes, yes, I'm sure he is.Copy !req
294. Barbara Jean, tragically burned in
an accident involving a fire baton.Copy !req
295. She has now fully recovered,
however required to take...Copy !req
296. - Excuse me, Barnett...
- I got no time right now!Copy !req
297. Jesus!Copy !req
298. I just think they're so cute,
Buddy.Copy !req
299. Testing...
I wonder if this thing's on.Copy !req
300. Hey... Hey, are you Tom
of Bill, Mary and Tom?Copy !req
301. - Yeah. What's your name?
- Jamie.Copy !req
302. You thought of voting for Walker
for president?Copy !req
303. - I don't vote for nobody.
- Oh, come on.Copy !req
304. Just read it.
He's got a fantastic platform.Copy !req
305. How you doin', Sarge?
You kill anybody this week?Copy !req
306. So beautiful.Copy !req
307. Did you ever see
such pretty girls in your life?Copy !req
308. Someday you're gonna be big girls
like your mommies,Copy !req
309. and you're gonna be lookin'for
a nice, young, handsome man...Copy !req
310. Come on, Buddy, say hello.Copy !req
311. My son Buddy, he just graduated
from Harvard Law School...Copy !req
312. and we're tryin' to give him
all the breaks we never got.Copy !req
313. - Buddy, say hello to the people.
- Hi.Copy !req
314. Thank you, Buddy.Copy !req
315. And thank you again for comin'here
and makin'us all feel so at home.Copy !req
316. Here she comes!Copy !req
317. Here she comes!
Our Barbara Jean!Copy !req
318. Get up here.Copy !req
319. Get on
the other side.Copy !req
320. Here's our own Barbara Jean!Copy !req
321. May I have a word,
Barnett?Copy !req
322. Not here.
Come on. Come on.Copy !req
323. Who do you think you are?
Marlon Brando?Copy !req
324. Barbara Jean, ladies and gentlemen!Copy !req
325. - Hi!
- Oh, look at that!Copy !req
326. Is that a sight!Copy !req
327. Hello, Haven darling.Copy !req
328. Hi, Bill. Hi, Mary.
Where's Tom?Copy !req
329. - Can you take my bag?
- Sure.Copy !req
330. - The gate.
- Then let's go meet at the gate.Copy !req
331. - Norman, let's go to the limo.
- The limo is just outside.Copy !req
332. Barbara Jean, for you.Copy !req
333. - Thank you, Haven.
- Right here for the photographer.Copy !req
334. Thank you, Tennessee Twirlers,
for coming out today,Copy !req
335. and thank you,
Franklin High School Band.Copy !req
336. I think you kids
get better every year.Copy !req
337. Twirlers, let's twirl!Copy !req
338. Oh, little beauty!Copy !req
339. Thank you so much!Copy !req
340. Are you gonna ride into town
with me or not?Copy !req
341. Go on without me. I'm gonna wait,
'cause I think she's gonna sing.Copy !req
342. Who, her?
She ain't gonna sing.Copy !req
343. She don't sing
unless she gets paid.Copy !req
344. I'd like to thank you for coming out
to greet me today.Copy !req
345. It's great to be home.
It's as hot as a firecracker.Copy !req
346. What's so funny about that?Copy !req
347. Me and the boys are gonna be
out at the Opry this week,Copy !req
348. and like my grandaddy
always used to say,Copy !req
349. if you're down to the river
I hope you'll drop in.Copy !req
350. Ohh! Yes, that's sweet.Copy !req
351. Who writes your material, darlin'?Copy !req
352. Barnett, who are
all those people inside there?Copy !req
353. That's just airport security,
'cause of all the hijackers.Copy !req
354. - Did they come to see me?
- They can see you pretty good.Copy !req
355. Then I'd like to go in
and say hello.Copy !req
356. Aww, that's so sweet!Copy !req
357. Barnett,
I'm sorry, darlin'.Copy !req
358. This is a little bit unscheduled.Copy !req
359. She's on her way to greet some
of the fans that are inside there.Copy !req
360. - Stepping on down with Barnett.
- Watch out for the water.Copy !req
361. That was real nice.Copy !req
362. Right behind, Haven Hamilton and all
the other friends, members and, uh...Copy !req
363. She's fallen!Copy !req
364. Harold, come on!
She's fallen somewhere down there!Copy !req
365. If we can get down there...Copy !req
366. Don't know how far
we can make it.Copy !req
367. Who do you
think is running Congress?Copy !req
368. Farmers? Engineers?
Teachers? Businessmen?Copy !req
369. No, my friends,
Congress is run by lawyers.Copy !req
370. A lawyer is trained for two things
and two things only:Copy !req
371. To clarify... that's one...Copy !req
372. and to confuse...
that's the other thing.Copy !req
373. He does whichever
is to his client's advantage.Copy !req
374. You ever ask a lawyer
the time of day?Copy !req
375. He told you how to make a watch,
didn't he?Copy !req
376. Ever ask a lawyer how to get to
Mr. Jones'house in the country?Copy !req
377. You got lost, didn't you?Copy !req
378. Congress is composed
of 535 individuals.Copy !req
379. Two hundred and eighty-eight
are lawyers.Copy !req
380. And you wonder
what's wrong in Congress.Copy !req
381. No wonder we often know
how to make a watch,Copy !req
382. but we don't know
the time of day.Copy !req
383. No wonder it takes 6 or 7 years...Copy !req
384. What the hell
is the matter with you?Copy !req
385. Yes, I'm talking about replacement...Copy !req
386. replacing this lawyeristic,
red-taped...Copy !req
387. and blank-taped government...Copy !req
388. with the yes-and-no language
of farmers and teachers,Copy !req
389. engineers and businessmen.Copy !req
390. I'm not pessimistic
about this country.Copy !req
391. She finally collapsed here on
the sidewalk. Sort of a faint.Copy !req
392. That's all we've been able
to determine at this moment.Copy !req
393. We interviewed Mr. Sperry.
He said the same thing.Copy !req
394. Haven Hamilton
said the same thing as well.Copy !req
395. That's about it for the moment
from Metro Airport.Copy !req
396. For Channel Two News,
this is Bill Jenkins reporting.Copy !req
397. Let's consider our national anthem.Copy !req
398. Nobody knows the words.Copy !req
399. Nobody can sing it.Copy !req
400. Nobody understands it.Copy !req
401. I suppose
all the lawyers supported it...Copy !req
402. because a lawyer wrote the words
and a judge wrote the tune.Copy !req
403. Careful, Buddy.Copy !req
404. - Read it through carefully.
- Watch out for that truck.Copy !req
405. And I say read it
because I know you can't sing it.Copy !req
406. Read all four verses and you'll
understand what I'm talking about.Copy !req
407. Yes, sir, I would support work
and vote for replacement.Copy !req
408. Change
our national anthem...Copy !req
409. - This is terrific, Norman.
- To something people understand,Copy !req
410. back to something that would make
a light shine in their faces.Copy !req
411. Hey, man, get off my car!Copy !req
412. Don't lean on my car!Copy !req
413. I just got this goddamn thing fixed,
so don't lean on it now.Copy !req
414. Oh, Jesus Christ.
Oh, God.Copy !req
415. Hey, man,
get the hell off my car!Copy !req
416. You almost made me fall!Copy !req
417. Okay, thanks.
You got one too?Copy !req
418. Thanks a lot. Just keep those
cards and letters comin' in, folks.Copy !req
419. - I cannot. I feel faint.
- I'm gonna get us a Popsicle.Copy !req
420. - H-Hello!
- Those mangled bodies.Copy !req
421. Would you go to that Popsicle truck
and get us a couple of sweet ices?Copy !req
422. There must be 20 cars piled up,
one on top of the other.Copy !req
423. - Oh, now, come on.
- I saw a leg sticking out.Copy !req
424. This is gonna be a mess.
I don't know how long it, uh...Copy !req
425. Can you just pull on through
where the ambulance went through?Copy !req
426. You wanna come on in
and try it?Copy !req
427. - What's the matter, son?
- I'm stalled.Copy !req
428. - What did you want? Popsicle?
- I wish my cameraman had been here.Copy !req
429. He's never around. I need something
like this for my documentary.Copy !req
430. I need it.
It's... It's America.Copy !req
431. Those cars
smashing into each other...Copy !req
432. and all those
mangled corpses...Copy !req
433. Just a minute now.
Just a minute.Copy !req
434. Aren't there any rock stations?Copy !req
435. Well, hard to really say.Copy !req
436. You see,
after they opened her up...Copy !req
437. they figured
they oughta do an exploratory.Copy !req
438. You know, give her
kind of an overhaul.Copy !req
439. - Twenty dollars?
- Twenty dollars.Copy !req
440. - I'll give you five.
- No, I'll take 15.Copy !req
441. You'll take 15?
I'll give you ten.Copy !req
442. I can think of
no sensible reason why New York...Copy !req
443. must of necessity have
12,000 major crimes committed...Copy !req
444. for every 1,000
committed in Tokyo.Copy !req
445. - Yet these are the true victims.
- Excuse me.Copy !req
446. Some very funny notions have
developed in American politics.Copy !req
447. Let me see.
Um, have you any children?Copy !req
448. Yes, I have two children.
I have a boy and a girl.Copy !req
449. Oh, isn't that nice.
How old are they?Copy !req
450. Twelve and eleven.Copy !req
451. Do they want to be singers
like their mummy?Copy !req
452. Uh, well,
my children are deaf.Copy !req
453. They're... They are deaf.
They were born deaf.Copy !req
454. Oh, my God, how awful.Copy !req
455. - It's so depressing.
- Now, just a minute. That's not so.Copy !req
456. - I wish you could see my boy.
- Oh, I couldn't.Copy !req
457. He has the most
incredible personality.Copy !req
458. It's the sadness of it.Copy !req
459. See, what happened is, he made
a million dollars on a fly swatter,Copy !req
460. because it had
a red dot in the center.Copy !req
461. - Fly swatter?
- That's right. Just a red dot.Copy !req
462. He was sittin' in the buffet,
he was eatin', and he saw a woman...Copy !req
463. and she was
swattin' flies.Copy !req
464. And, uh, she...
Uh, he said,Copy !req
465. "What makes the difference
in fly swatters?"Copy !req
466. 'Cause it has to do with
the industrial revolution.Copy !req
467. The thing with
these country people is,Copy !req
468. they have
a real grassroots appeal.Copy !req
469. Oh, hell, they got fans.Copy !req
470. And they're the people
that elect the president.Copy !req
471. We're gonna do
everything we can.Copy !req
472. You line up
a lot of movie stars...Copy !req
473. People here feel that movie stars
are eccentric and crazy.Copy !req
474. - Communists.
- Well...Copy !req
475. - A lot of'em are.
- It's been said.Copy !req
476. - I want to go to the Grand Ole Opry.
- Forget that.Copy !req
477. - 'Cause I have to have my record...
- I don't like music.Copy !req
478. - I'm gonna go see what's goin' on.
- I have a gold record.Copy !req
479. - It needs to be signed.
- Get away from my truck!Copy !req
480. - Goddamn it. Sons of bitches.
- Shit.Copy !req
481. I say, could I please speak
to Mr. Tommy Brown?Copy !req
482. I'm sorry. What?Copy !req
483. Is it possible to have a few words
with Mr. Tommy Brown?Copy !req
484. I'm from the BBC. I'm doing
a documentary on Nashville.Copy !req
485. What is the BBC?Copy !req
486. - British Broadcasting Company.
- Oh, English.Copy !req
487. It was called
"Wanda, Wander. "Copy !req
488. No, that song was called
"Wonder, Wanda. "Copy !req
489. - Wanda, wander's got me bad
- I don't have a pen.Copy !req
490. - No... Wonder, Wanda's got me bad
- I keep travelin'Copy !req
491. And I'm sad
Buddy, Buddy, which was it?Copy !req
492. - I don't really know.
- Thank you, thank you.Copy !req
493. - Goddamn it, it was "Wanda, Wander. "
- It was "Wonder, Wanda. "Copy !req
494. - "Wanda, Wander"! "Wanda, Wander"!
- "Wonder, Wanda. "Copy !req
495. What difference does it make?
It was a hit!Copy !req
496. There's no breathing space.Copy !req
497. What we need,
first and foremost,Copy !req
498. is a common-sense approach.Copy !req
499. Nothing complicated.Copy !req
500. Is Mr. Brown going to...
Will he be here soon?Copy !req
501. Yeah, he's in the back
changin'.Copy !req
502. Whenever he's going to have an
interview, he puts his makeup on...Copy !req
503. and likes to
get all prettied up.Copy !req
504. That's nice.Copy !req
505. He must be
a marvelous person...Copy !req
506. to have all you lovely people
working for him.Copy !req
507. I know the problems in the South.
I mean, I've heard of them.Copy !req
508. Well, yeah.Copy !req
509. - He's a very liberal guy.
- Oh, that's lovely.Copy !req
510. By the way, I'd like for you
to meet his wife. This is Joy.Copy !req
511. - Mrs. Brown?
- Yes.Copy !req
512. You may say that I ain't freeCopy !req
513. But it don't worry meCopy !req
514. No, it don'tCopy !req
515. Today in America,Copy !req
516. with its unmatched resources,Copy !req
517. it is exceedingly ridiculous,Copy !req
518. a total absurdity...Copy !req
519. that any citizen with any ailment,
mental or physical,Copy !req
520. should go
medically unattended.Copy !req
521. We're settin' up
everything for you.Copy !req
522. - We got pictures the right height.
- Oh, yeah, the bird again.Copy !req
523. Isn't that beautiful.
I remember when you gave that to me.Copy !req
524. I remember I almost threw it out.Copy !req
525. Good afternoon, girls.Copy !req
526. I'd like you to wait
outside the room a while...Copy !req
527. because I know Aunt Esther would
like to fix herself up a little.Copy !req
528. I want my dog.
Where is my dog?Copy !req
529. - I'm sorry. I've got a date.
- You do?Copy !req
530. - I just need one shot.
- I'm sorry. Could you excuse us?Copy !req
531. - Come right on in, sir.
- How you doin', Howard?Copy !req
532. I'm sorry.
No press allowed.Copy !req
533. - Put these pictures above your head.
- Fine, Buddy.Copy !req
534. - Delbert, I got no time.
- I know, I know.Copy !req
535. I just stopped by
to see Barbara Jean.Copy !req
536. How you doin'?
How's lawyerin'?Copy !req
537. Nobody pays me no mind.
I'm just like another flunky.Copy !req
538. - Would you mind crankin' me up?
- More white carnations.Copy !req
539. Bud, what are you doin'?
This is a hospital!Copy !req
540. This ain't no construction site!Copy !req
541. - I am not the press.
- Go build another chair!Copy !req
542. Goddamn it.Copy !req
543. I am not the press.
I am from the BBC.Copy !req
544. Damned if I don't
keep my pledge.Copy !req
545. - Look who's here. Mr. Brown.
- Glad you're here, but cut it short.Copy !req
546. How do you do?
Nice to see you.Copy !req
547. You look as beautiful
as a big black butterfly.Copy !req
548. I'm gettin' jealous.
You better get outta here.Copy !req
549. He's gettin'mighty jealous.Copy !req
550. I gotta set myself up a bit. Hi.Copy !req
551. - I need to talk to you.
- You got it.Copy !req
552. All right, everybody.
Doctor's gotta talk turkey.Copy !req
553. Barnett, there's somebody
I want you to meet.Copy !req
554. - John Triplette from California.
- John Triple?Copy !req
555. - Triplette.
- Okay. All right.Copy !req
556. - Okay.
- He's a killer.Copy !req
557. - Give us some good news.
- Excuse us, please.Copy !req
558. - Are you a relative?
- No, no.Copy !req
559. - Can you tell me how she is?
- She's fine.Copy !req
560. It's her husband
I'm concerned about.Copy !req
561. Now say somethin'good.
You got two seconds.Copy !req
562. - Can I have a light?
- Excuse me?Copy !req
563. - Can I have a light?
- Yeah, sure.Copy !req
564. The incident you described just now
is very similar...Copy !req
565. to what was diagnosed as
some kind of intestinal disorder.Copy !req
566. - What's your name?
- Bud Hamilton's my name.Copy !req
567. It's really hot here.Copy !req
568. Esther's awake.
She's dying to see you.Copy !req
569. I'll be there in a minute.
I'm talking to someone right now.Copy !req
570. - I'm talking to someone.
- I beg your pardon.Copy !req
571. That's my uncle.Copy !req
572. I've got a sick aunt
down the hall.Copy !req
573. I just got in from Los Angeles
a few hours ago.Copy !req
574. - I'm L.A. Joan.
- L.A. Joan?Copy !req
575. What do you do?Copy !req
576. Well, I know
it sounds arrogant,Copy !req
577. but I'm on my way to town,
if I ever make it,Copy !req
578. to become a country-western
singer or star.Copy !req
579. Yeah? What are you gonna do
if you don't?Copy !req
580. If I don't? I don't kn...
Oh, I could always go into sales.Copy !req
581. - Like ladies' clothes?
- No... I don't know.Copy !req
582. Well, I know all about trucks,
so I'd go into trucking, I guess.Copy !req
583. - You're kidding me.
- No, I'm not kiddin' you.Copy !req
584. I'm in a truck enough. And I know
how to fix motors and all that.Copy !req
585. - Nobody'd buy trucks from a girl.
- I been fixin' motors a long time.Copy !req
586. They'd buy 'em from me
'cause I know all about motors.Copy !req
587. Why do you say that?Copy !req
588. See, what's happenin' is, if I can't
sell trucks and I can't go...Copy !req
589. - Nobody'd buy a truck from a girl.
- I knew this was gonna happen.Copy !req
590. Don't say you saw me.Copy !req
591. Hey, you haven't seen
my wife, have ya?Copy !req
592. - She's sort of ordinary-lookin'.
- Uh-uh.Copy !req
593. Are you going into town?Copy !req
594. You're not one of them
country singers, are ya?Copy !req
595. - No. Can you give me a ride?
- All right, get in.Copy !req
596. You look like a guy
I was in the navy with.Copy !req
597. He wouldn't bathe, so we had to pee
in his bed to get him discharged.Copy !req
598. Hi.Copy !req
599. My name's Sueleen Gay.Copy !req
600. I'm here to sing you all a couple
of songs tonight that I wrote.Copy !req
601. I sure hope you're
gonna enjoy 'em, honey,Copy !req
602. 'cause I know I'm gonna
enjoy singin' 'em to ya.Copy !req
603. The first one I'm gonna sing tonight
is called...Copy !req
604. "Let Me Be The One. "Copy !req
605. Let's go.Copy !req
606. Oh, what about your...
your aunt and uncle?Copy !req
607. Oh, it's cool.
I can see them anytime.Copy !req
608. - What kind of car you got?
- I have a little... Here.Copy !req
609. Martha!Copy !req
610. And, uh, that...Copy !req
611. that being true,Copy !req
612. I would suggest, on the basis
of the first account...Copy !req
613. MississippiCopy !req
614. River
Keep on flowingCopy !req
615. Push your muddy waters
down to the seaCopy !req
616. I'm so lonelyCopy !req
617. Rolling on this riverCopy !req
618. Old Man
Mississippi RiverCopy !req
619. Carry me homeCopy !req
620. I got a cute little gal
waitin'home for meCopy !req
621. Down in
Memphis, TennesseeCopy !req
622. Gonna see my girl
She's a Cajun queenCopy !req
623. Waitin'down
in New OrleansCopy !req
624. How come you're not
wearing the blue dress?Copy !req
625. Because I didn't want
to wear it.Copy !req
626. You're supposed to wear
the blue dress when I wear this.Copy !req
627. - I don't wanna dress like twins.
- We're not twins. We're a trio.Copy !req
628. Hi, young stud.
Come in, sit down right over here.Copy !req
629. Yeah! Whoo.Copy !req
630. I'm sorry.
I'm sorry to...Copy !req
631. No, it's okay.Copy !req
632. He looks like
Howdy Doody.Copy !req
633. Okay, this is, uh...Copy !req
634. Right here
at Deemen's Den.Copy !req
635. - Hi, everybody! My name's Sheila.
- And my name's Patti.Copy !req
636. And we're
the Smokey Mountain Laurel.Copy !req
637. Oh, these troubled timesCopy !req
638. They been makin' me wearyCopy !req
639. All my toil and teardrops
make me sa-a-a-adCopy !req
640. Oh, these troubled times
They been makin'me wearyCopy !req
641. Still, the Lord is
the best friend I haveCopy !req
642. So I'm goin'
down to the riverCopy !req
643. Where I'm gonna
kiss my sins awayCopy !req
644. I'm goin' down
to the riverCopy !req
645. I'm a-gonna begin
a brand-new dayCopy !req
646. Sweet Jesus
He came in the morningCopy !req
647. He didn't kiss
no women at nightCopy !req
648. Come on, Becky, let's go.
It's gettin' late.Copy !req
649. I've gotta get up...Copy !req
650. Sorry.
Oh! Tom!Copy !req
651. - Yeah?
- Tom, hello.Copy !req
652. Another one of his girlfriends.Copy !req
653. I was looking for you.
This chap told me you were in here.Copy !req
654. - Who are you?
- I'm Opal from the BBC. Hello.Copy !req
655. Good evening, ladies.Copy !req
656. You don't mind if I sit
down for a little bit.Copy !req
657. All right, I wanna hear it some more
for my Misty Mountain Boys!Copy !req
658. I got a couple announcements
I wanna make.Copy !req
659. We got some stars here tonight.Copy !req
660. - It can't be us.
- And one of'em is...Copy !req
661. Tommy Brown's back in town!Copy !req
662. Tommy Brown!
Stand up and show it off!Copy !req
663. Oh, ain't he beautiful!Copy !req
664. Tommy Brown? Tommy Brown's
the whitest nigger in town.Copy !req
665. It's gettin' late.
I'm very sorry. I'm very sorry.Copy !req
666. He oughta drink some of that milk!
It fits his personality!Copy !req
667. This is not typical of Lady Pearl's
parlors, you understand.Copy !req
668. It's not typical of Nashville.Copy !req
669. - I hope you'll tell the other ones.
- Hey, the Oreo cookie's leavin'!Copy !req
670. Calm down.
You're drunk.Copy !req
671. I know I'm drunk, but he's still
the whitest nigger in town,Copy !req
672. and I ain't gonna change my mind
about that, I'll tell you right now.Copy !req
673. Tommy Brown. Shit.
Hey, where you goin', Tommy Brown?Copy !req
674. Come on back in...Copy !req
675. Hey, get your hands off...Copy !req
676. Listen, boys!
I got two guns here!Copy !req
677. Jesus said
it's gonna be allCopy !req
678. RightCopy !req
679. Well, how'd we do, Trout?Copy !req
680. Not bad, girls. Go sit down.
I'll talk to you in a minute.Copy !req
681. Send over a couple of beers.Copy !req
682. Hey, Bear, how about a couple beers
for the ladies, huh?Copy !req
683. - Okay, honey, what's your name?
- Sueleen. Sueleen Gay.Copy !req
684. Sueleen Gay,
you're on next.Copy !req
685. Come on, Bunkie.Copy !req
686. One, two, three, four.Copy !req
687. Un, doux, trois, quatre.
Testing. Testing.Copy !req
688. I gotta go to the bathroom.
Wait for me here.Copy !req
689. The kind of guys that
go for this Hal Phillip Walker...Copy !req
690. Longhairs that smoke cigarettes
that look funny.Copy !req
691. I heard this guy's
an admitted homo.Copy !req
692. Hi, y'all.Copy !req
693. My name's Sueleen Gay...Copy !req
694. and I'm here to sing you all
a couple songs that I wrote.Copy !req
695. First one I'm gonna do
is called "Let Me Be The One. "Copy !req
696. Let me be the oneCopy !req
697. To understand youCopy !req
698. That's awful.Copy !req
699. Let me be the one
to lend a handCopy !req
700. And if you need
some kind affectionCopy !req
701. - Won't you let me give you some
- What is this?Copy !req
702. Won't you let meCopy !req
703. Be the oneCopy !req
704. Oh, won't youCopy !req
705. Let me be the oneCopy !req
706. Won't you
let me be the oneCopy !req
707. When your skies
get dark and cloudyCopy !req
708. - Won't you let me be the sun
- I'm looking for Frog.Copy !req
709. When you're feelin'
kinda downCopy !req
710. - And you wanna have some fun
- Um, I'm making a demo.Copy !req
711. - You want a beer?
- No, thanks. This is business.Copy !req
712. See, what I was wonderin'...Copy !req
713. I'm makin' a demonstration album
at a recordin' studio.Copy !req
714. - And, uh...
- Winifred!Copy !req
715. - What? You...
- Goddamn it, come back here!Copy !req
716. - No!
- EverybodyCopy !req
717. - Winifred!
- Needs to give some tooCopy !req
718. When you get tired
of pretendingCopy !req
719. - Deemen's Den.
- Is Trout around there?Copy !req
720. - Yeah, this is Trout.
- Listen, this is, uh, Del Reese.Copy !req
721. We're gonna have a fund-raiser,Copy !req
722. And we need some help
with some...Copy !req
723. - Talent?
- Yeah, talent. Right.Copy !req
724. I tell you what I'm gonna do.Copy !req
725. The fella I'm working with is here.
I'm gonna put him on the phone.Copy !req
726. He can tell you what it is we need.
John Triplette's his name.Copy !req
727. Uh, Trout.
This fella's name's Trout.Copy !req
728. - Trout.
- Yeah.Copy !req
729. - Hello, Trout?
- Hey, John, how are you?Copy !req
730. - I'm fine. How are you?
- Fantastic.Copy !req
731. Listen, as Del told you,
we're putting a smoker together.Copy !req
732. I think next Monday night,
hopefully.Copy !req
733. What we need is a young lady
to entertain the troops.Copy !req
734. Hey, babes.Copy !req
735. And then...Copy !req
736. What are you tellin'? Huh?Copy !req
737. Mm-hmm.Copy !req
738. Set the table, please.Copy !req
739. I'm sorry you got stuck in that
big traffic jam out there today.Copy !req
740. I have got a saucy,
saucy redhead...Copy !req
741. - Saucy.
- Who is dynamite.Copy !req
742. Absolutely dynamite.Copy !req
743. Everybody needs
to give some tooCopy !req
744. Why, in fact her name
is Suelynn Gay.Copy !req
745. Well, if she's half as provocative
as her name, we're home free.Copy !req
746. I'm sorry I sprang
this dinner on you.Copy !req
747. I asked the man if he wanted to
come to dinner, and he said yes.Copy !req
748. One boy pushed me out.Copy !req
749. - Were you out there by yourself?
- Wasn't it hot?Copy !req
750. Thought I was gonna burn up.Copy !req
751. We got in the car
and turned on the air.Copy !req
752. Coach said, "Go in the water. "
I said, "Okay. "Copy !req
753. - What you tellin', Jimmy?
- Talkin' 'bout swimming class.Copy !req
754. - He's telling about swimming class.
- Oh.Copy !req
755. Did you swim today?
Did you learn anything?Copy !req
756. - Huh?
- Hush! Let him tell it.Copy !req
757. Then the coach said, "Ready?"
I said, "Yeah. Oh, boy. "Copy !req
758. Did it how I used to.Copy !req
759. Then I went down
to the diving board...Copy !req
760. and went... Whoo!
And touched bottom.Copy !req
761. And I kept goin' through.
Walked on the bottom.Copy !req
762. And then I come out.Copy !req
763. Then I get two cards:
"Goldfish'and...Copy !req
764. and "Passed the test. "Copy !req
765. How about that?Copy !req
766. They call you Gol...
They call you Goldfish?Copy !req
767. Goldfish.
That's it.Copy !req
768. Oh, dynamite! Dynamite!Copy !req
769. Sueleen,
I'm so proud of you, baby.Copy !req
770. - Thank you.
- You knocked 'em out up there.Copy !req
771. Oh, excuse me.
I'm sorry.Copy !req
772. All the people were goin'crazy!
Darlin', you're outta sight!Copy !req
773. Oh, my goodness.Copy !req
774. Oh, that's beautiful. Honey,
it takes an attitude to be a star.Copy !req
775. - What can I tell you?
- Do I get the job, then?Copy !req
776. I got you a job
while you were singin'.Copy !req
777. You did? Ohh!Copy !req
778. A friend of mine called.
Very heavy.Copy !req
779. There's a party
Monday night.Copy !req
780. The pay is not much because
it's a low-budget thing... $ 10.Copy !req
781. I don't care about the money.Copy !req
782. This must be
some sort of amateur night.Copy !req
783. - You're gonna be a star.
- I gotta make a phone call.Copy !req
784. I'll be right back.Copy !req
785. They are good, babe.Copy !req
786. Mmm, I have to get that.Copy !req
787. - That's all right. Go on.
- Where you goin'?Copy !req
788. Telephone.Copy !req
789. Mmm. Hello.Copy !req
790. - Hi. Linnea?
- Mm-hmm.Copy !req
791. - I'm here.
- Who is it?Copy !req
792. This is Tom.Copy !req
793. Just a minute.
I have something in my mouth.Copy !req
794. - I was eatin' dinner.
- You haven't changed a bit.Copy !req
795. - Now, who is it?
- This is Tom. Don't you remember?Copy !req
796. No, I don't believe I do.Copy !req
797. We met in the control
room at the recording studio...Copy !req
798. about two months ago.Copy !req
799. - Oh, yes. How are you?
- I'm fine. How are you?Copy !req
800. I'm just fine.
What are you doin' in Nashville?Copy !req
801. I'm gonna do some recording.
I'm here for a couple weeks.Copy !req
802. - I'd really like to see you.
- Come out to the house.Copy !req
803. The children
would love to meet you.Copy !req
804. That's not exactly
what I had in mind.Copy !req
805. Look, I find you very attractive
and I'd like to see you.Copy !req
806. Well, I think it'd be fine if we had
dinner some night here at the house.Copy !req
807. - You've never met my husband Del.
- I see. You can't talk now.Copy !req
808. I'll call you later. I'm going home.
I'll call you when I get there. Bye.Copy !req
809. Wh... Uh, I'd like to...Copy !req
810. Um...Copy !req
811. All right. I'll talk to you later.
Thank you for calling.Copy !req
812. - He's done well in those primaries.
- He sure has.Copy !req
813. That's the key to it.Copy !req
814. Who was it, babe?Copy !req
815. Oh, down at
the recording studio.Copy !req
816. I left some,
uh, music down there.Copy !req
817. - What kind of a gun is it?
- A.38 Smith and Wesson special.Copy !req
818. Uh, this particular gun's
a stainless steel gun.Copy !req
819. Did you ever have to shoot it?Copy !req
820. We had to shoot it
to qualify on the range,Copy !req
821. but I've never had to
kill anyone with it.Copy !req
822. 'Course, there's been occasions
where I have had to use it to...Copy !req
823. See ya later, alligator.Copy !req
824. Am I too late?Copy !req
825. Well, Esther's asleep now.Copy !req
826. She's looking forward
to seeing you in the morning.Copy !req
827. If the chairman
of the board of your company...Copy !req
828. had been running your business...Copy !req
829. the way Washington
has been running our business,Copy !req
830. you'd be asking
a lot of questions,Copy !req
831. and you would find out
what you already know...Copy !req
832. we have some problems
that money alone won't solve.Copy !req
833. Now, I know something
about money.Copy !req
834. Anybody who grew up without it
knows a lot about money.Copy !req
835. I know more about money
than some of the rich,Copy !req
836. because I never had any
until I was 27.Copy !req
837. I know something
of what money can do,Copy !req
838. and more important, I know
something of what it can't do.Copy !req
839. Does it make sense to let petroleum
giants increase prices at will,Copy !req
840. - adding to a staggering profit...
- Watch where you're going!Copy !req
841. But tell the little filling station
owner in his khakis...Copy !req
842. - he can't charge one penny more?
- What's wrong with you, you dope?Copy !req
843. To tax the salaries of people
on poverty-level income,Copy !req
844. I don't need that shit,
you stupid...Copy !req
845. then give back in food stamps
twice the amount of the tax.Copy !req
846. Vote for Hal Phillip Walker!Copy !req
847. If there's any cleaning up done,Copy !req
848. we're going to have to do it.Copy !req
849. The Lord is not
going to do the replacing,Copy !req
850. and the powers that be are certainly
not going to replace themselves.Copy !req
851. That old truth remains: There is
no such thing as a free lunch.Copy !req
852. - Hello.
- If the books are to be balanced,Copy !req
853. we're going to have
to balance them.Copy !req
854. - Yes, sir.
- You've got a room for rent?Copy !req
855. Yeah. I'm Mr. Green.
That's me. I'm Mr. Green.Copy !req
856. - I'd like to see it.
- What's your name again?Copy !req
857. - Kenny. Kenny Fraiser.
- All right, sir, right this way.Copy !req
858. Just go right through.Copy !req
859. That's your room
straight ahead there, Kenny.Copy !req
860. My wife's been in the hospital,
so the house is a little dusty,Copy !req
861. but there's clean sheets on the bed.Copy !req
862. It's fine.
It's like my room at home.Copy !req
863. And Kenny.Copy !req
864. The toilet's
down at the end of the hall.Copy !req
865. - You a musician?
- Yeah.Copy !req
866. Well, now, my niece
is interested in music.Copy !req
867. Martha!Copy !req
868. This here is Kenny.
This is Martha.Copy !req
869. - Hi!
- Hi.Copy !req
870. She's from California.Copy !req
871. - Uh, $ 13.50?
- That's right. $ 13.50 a week.Copy !req
872. And you can have breakfast
with me if you want.Copy !req
873. Of course you'll have to
help me wash the dishes.Copy !req
874. Let me put this down
and I'll pay you.Copy !req
875. Gonna try whatever comes my wayCopy !req
876. Gonna do
some heavy thinkin'Copy !req
877. Good mornin'.
Barbara Jean, time to get...Copy !req
878. - I must have the wrong room.
- I think you do.Copy !req
879. Come on, Barbara Jean.Copy !req
880. Time to get up. Come on.Copy !req
881. - Hi.
- Good morning, Louise.Copy !req
882. - Did you have a nice rest?
- Yeah. I was just having a dream.Copy !req
883. Oh, I know the political physicians
are laughing,Copy !req
884. but not quite as loud today
as they were yesterday.Copy !req
885. SingCopy !req
886. Sing a...
Del, are... Wait a minute.Copy !req
887. You want me
to fry you an egg?Copy !req
888. No, honey, I'm gonna
hard-boil me a couple eggs.Copy !req
889. All right.Copy !req
890. Sing, sing a songCopy !req
891. The economy's depressed, not meCopy !req
892. My spirit's high
as it can beCopy !req
893. And you may sayCopy !req
894. That I ain't freeCopy !req
895. But it don't worry meCopy !req
896. It don't worry meCopy !req
897. Wake up.Copy !req
898. It don't worry meCopy !req
899. You may say
that I ain't freeCopy !req
900. But it don't worry meCopy !req
901. You say this trainCopy !req
902. - Don't give out rides
- God.Copy !req
903. - Well, it don't worry me
- God, I thought I was in Israel.Copy !req
904. - All the world is takin'sides
- I don't know why.Copy !req
905. - But it don't worry me
- Certainly not the decor, was it?Copy !req
906. Must have been dreaming.Copy !req
907. In my empire
life is sweetCopy !req
908. I was there for about a year
on a kibbutz.Copy !req
909. I was feeling very romantic about
that kind of socialism at the time.Copy !req
910. I thought I'd like
to have a bash at it.Copy !req
911. - Hello.
- Can I talk to Linnea, please?Copy !req
912. - Del, I'm on the phone.
- Okay.Copy !req
913. How are you? Listen, I'm sorry
I didn't call sooner, but...Copy !req
914. - Who is this?
- This is Tom.Copy !req
915. Tom who?Copy !req
916. Oh, come on.Copy !req
917. - Who is this? Tom who?
- This is Tom. Listen...Copy !req
918. I don't know who you are,
I don't know why you're calling,Copy !req
919. and I want you to stop it.Copy !req
920. - You know you want to see me.
- I never said any such thing.Copy !req
921. And I'm not foolin'.
Don't you ever call here again!Copy !req
922. What's goin' on... Hello? Linnea?Copy !req
923. Hello?Copy !req
924. Who was that, babe?Copy !req
925. Just some crazy person
been callin' here.Copy !req
926. Next time he calls, you tell him
you're gonna get the police on him.Copy !req
927. Okay.Copy !req
928. Come on. SingCopy !req
929. Sing a songCopy !req
930. Make it simple toCopy !req
931. Last your whole life longCopy !req
932. Just singCopy !req
933. Sing a songCopy !req
934. Yeah, he watched that.Copy !req
935. How do you get outside, please?Copy !req
936. - Dial "9."
- Oh, hi, Mr. Green.Copy !req
937. Look at those flowers.
Did you grow those?Copy !req
938. Esther and I did, yes.Copy !req
939. My niece here picked 'em.
She's from California.Copy !req
940. Oh, that's good.Copy !req
941. They're so healthy.
Let me check and see if she's awake.Copy !req
942. There's no reason
why I can't use the phone.Copy !req
943. May I see your credentials?Copy !req
944. - I'll be happy to show them to you.
- Hi.Copy !req
945. - Holy dogshit! Look at that!
- What is that?Copy !req
946. That must be
some friends of Buddy's.Copy !req
947. Uh, Little Women.Copy !req
948. Little Women!Copy !req
949. Ever since that Easy Rider movie,Copy !req
950. that's the kind of bike
everybody's been drivin'...Copy !req
951. long, low, laid back in front.Copy !req
952. - They're so dangerous, aren't they?
- They are.Copy !req
953. Over here at Baptist Hospital
there's a whole ward of young boys,Copy !req
954. the cutest, best-lookin' boys
you'd ever want to see,Copy !req
955. paralyzed from the waist down.Copy !req
956. Oh!
Excuse me.Copy !req
957. Thank you for the ride, darling.Copy !req
958. Break a leg.Copy !req
959. - Have you passed the bar yet?
- Oh, yeah.Copy !req
960. - Not that bar.
- No, I know... Excuse me.Copy !req
961. - Well, well, well. Young Hamilton.
- How are you?Copy !req
962. - How are you?
- Fine, fine.Copy !req
963. Give us a kiss, love.Copy !req
964. You're a shy young man,
aren't you?Copy !req
965. - Is your dad around?
- Uh, yes, he is, but...Copy !req
966. Do you think I could have
a little chat with him?Copy !req
967. He's kinda tied up right now,
but maybe you could...Copy !req
968. - Is your mom around?
- No. My mom is in Paris.Copy !req
969. - This is Bergman.
- I like it.Copy !req
970. - It's kinda nice.
- Pure, unadulterated Bergman.Copy !req
971. It's beautiful.
You live here?Copy !req
972. Yeah, we do.
We've been here for quite a while.Copy !req
973. Lucky you! It's so gorgeous.
I've never seen...Copy !req
974. Of course, the people are all wrong
for Bergman, aren't they?Copy !req
975. Well, I suppose
you're interested in horses.Copy !req
976. Uh, yeah.
I like horses. Sure.Copy !req
977. Honey, you should arrange for him
to visit one of our horse shows.Copy !req
978. Haven breeds those famous Tennessee
Walkers you've heard about.Copy !req
979. - Oh, really?
- Oh, he knows all about Walkers.Copy !req
980. That is not the kind of walker
I had in mind.Copy !req
981. - That's very fast.
- We have to be.Copy !req
982. Well, she had this
most horrible accident.Copy !req
983. - Hi, Marie. How are you?
- How are you?Copy !req
984. She got a lick on the head
gettin' into one of those tiny cars.Copy !req
985. Her daughter's car.Copy !req
986. This happened
almost a year ago.Copy !req
987. No one had any idea this was gonna
develop into such a horrible thing.Copy !req
988. Mr., uh, Triplette,Copy !req
989. I'm sorry ol' Delbert told you Haven
would appear at the political rally.Copy !req
990. He knows better than that.Copy !req
991. We'd never let Haven Hamilton
take sides politically.Copy !req
992. Uh, you understand we give
contributions to everybody.Copy !req
993. And they are not puny contributions.Copy !req
994. Only time I ever went
hog-wild around the bend...Copy !req
995. was for the Kennedy boys.Copy !req
996. But they were different.Copy !req
997. Oh, yes, ma'am, they were.Copy !req
998. That's a fact.Copy !req
999. Excuse me a minute.Copy !req
1000. Thank you, Brenda.Copy !req
1001. Is this party
somebody's birthday, or...Copy !req
1002. No, this is, uh...
I'm sure you've seen Haven Hamilton.Copy !req
1003. No, I never heard of him.
Do we get out here?Copy !req
1004. Let me, uh...Copy !req
1005. Let me get that door.Copy !req
1006. Listen, I wanted to ask...Copy !req
1007. Would it be all right
if I asked Mr. Gould a question?Copy !req
1008. You wanna ask me something?Copy !req
1009. We're gonna be riding back with you.
Could we wait until then?Copy !req
1010. I just wanted to know what
you were doing in Nashville.Copy !req
1011. I'm just coming to a party.
What are you doing in Nashville?Copy !req
1012. - Well, I'm stuck here.
- Yeah?Copy !req
1013. We'll see you in a bit.Copy !req
1014. Haven is singing tonight
at the Grand Ole Opry,Copy !req
1015. and this is just a previous
sort of party for his friends.Copy !req
1016. Right. He's got a lot
of photographers here, huh?Copy !req
1017. What are you doing here, anyway?Copy !req
1018. I came on a date, and now
I'm goin' to the Grand Ole Opry.Copy !req
1019. How you gon' go
to the Grand Ole Opry?Copy !req
1020. You came with a date.
Is he gonna take you?Copy !req
1021. Huh? No, he...Copy !req
1022. They left.Copy !req
1023. No, I'm promoting a movie,
but I'm not making one.Copy !req
1024. Are you a personal friend
of Mr. Hamilton's?Copy !req
1025. Yeah, we're good friends.Copy !req
1026. Um, no, I'm not a singer.
I'm a businessman.Copy !req
1027. I take care of
all Dad's business.Copy !req
1028. - You're a businessman?
- Yeah.Copy !req
1029. With that face?Copy !req
1030. You can't be a businessman.Copy !req
1031. Yeah, I... I work
with, uh, Dad's company.Copy !req
1032. I take care of his records.Copy !req
1033. Anything that comes in
comes though me.Copy !req
1034. - Do you like it?
- Yeah, it's great. It really is.Copy !req
1035. Dad's wanted me to do that
all his life.Copy !req
1036. I'd be the last guy in the world
to try and change your mind...Copy !req
1037. about something
you don't want to do,Copy !req
1038. but I'd like to explain
a couple things...Copy !req
1039. about what we're trying to do
in this campaign...Copy !req
1040. before you discount it altogether.Copy !req
1041. And somehow the blood began
to drain into behind her eyeball,Copy !req
1042. and the pressure caused her eye
just to bulge out.Copy !req
1043. It was just awful-lookin'. Everybody
thought she was gonna lose her eye.Copy !req
1044. We still don't
know how it's gon' come out.Copy !req
1045. I don't know how you're gonna
feel about this, but...Copy !req
1046. Walker thinks that you'd make
a fine governor in this state.Copy !req
1047. He thinks the time's right.Copy !req
1048. He thinks the people of Tennessee
love you. He knows they do.Copy !req
1049. He knows how you feel about them.Copy !req
1050. And he wants you to know that,Copy !req
1051. should the time come
you want to run,Copy !req
1052. he'll be there with his organization
to back you all the way.Copy !req
1053. Elliot Gould,
Delbert and Linnea Reese.Copy !req
1054. - Mrs. Reese.
- And Mrs. Dorster. Elliot Gould.Copy !req
1055. You gonna be
at Opryland tonight?Copy !req
1056. Well, I... I hadn't
thought I would be.Copy !req
1057. Well, I'm gonna be
at Opryland tonight.Copy !req
1058. Well, sure, I'll be there.Copy !req
1059. Yes, I guess you will.Copy !req
1060. And that's when
I'll give you my decision.Copy !req
1061. Well, thank you so much
for thinking about it. Terrific.Copy !req
1062. - Is Haven around?
- He's right around the corner.Copy !req
1063. Would you check and see
if it's all right if we come?Copy !req
1064. I see him with other people.
Thank you, Del.Copy !req
1065. - Do you want to be a singer?
- Oh, I...Copy !req
1066. - Look at me.
- I think everybody...Copy !req
1067. Dad wouldn't hear of it.Copy !req
1068. But you want to be a singer.Copy !req
1069. - I know him. That's Elliot Gould.
- This guy?Copy !req
1070. - He's a well-known actor.
- Oh, yes, with the curly hair.Copy !req
1071. Yeah. He was married
to Barbra Streisand.Copy !req
1072. - He's grossin' real big.
- You gotta be kiddin' me.Copy !req
1073. No.
That girl that sang "People. "Copy !req
1074. I just shook the man's hand
like he was somebody off the street.Copy !req
1075. Oh, Delbert. Bring him on over.Copy !req
1076. - Yes, sir, I'll...
- Oh, Delbert!Copy !req
1077. We all walk on the street,
Delbert.Copy !req
1078. Oh, Delbert, Delbert.Copy !req
1079. Listen, you all come over.
Haven wants to meet you right away.Copy !req
1080. I didn't realize who you were
when we first were introduced here.Copy !req
1081. You wrote a song?Copy !req
1082. Yeah, I wrote one song
in my life.Copy !req
1083. - I'd love to hear it.
- You sure?Copy !req
1084. - Mm-hmm.
- Okay.Copy !req
1085. The sound of her helloCopy !req
1086. Soft and tenderlyCopy !req
1087. The way she lights my morningCopy !req
1088. With her smileCopy !req
1089. And when she says I need youCopy !req
1090. Oh, I really need youCopy !req
1091. It makes my life so worthwhileCopy !req
1092. 'Cause it comes from the heartCopy !req
1093. Of a gentle womanCopy !req
1094. It comes from the soulCopy !req
1095. Of an angel from aboveCopy !req
1096. And I'll stay in the heartCopy !req
1097. - Of a gentle...
- That's Elliot Gould!Copy !req
1098. Ha!
It's Elliot Gould!Copy !req
1099. Well, let me meet
the movie star!Copy !req
1100. - Lady Pearl, Elliot Gould.
- Howdy!Copy !req
1101. - Haven Hamilton.
- Well, how do you do, Mr. Gould?Copy !req
1102. It's so nice to meet you. Welcome
to Nashville and to my lovely home.Copy !req
1103. - Elliot! Elliot Gould!
- What brings you here?Copy !req
1104. - Oh, hello. Well, I'm just, uh...
- Hello!Copy !req
1105. - You look marvelous.
- Who is this?Copy !req
1106. - Another of your unexpected guests?
- I'm Opal from the BBC.Copy !req
1107. Remember the Cannes Film Festival?
No, of course you wouldn't.Copy !req
1108. - Is she connected with Mr. Gould?
- No, she's not.Copy !req
1109. What are you doing...
What am I doing in Nashville?Copy !req
1110. - Excuse me...
- I'm doing this documentary...Copy !req
1111. Excuse me, but Mr. Gould
does not give interviews.Copy !req
1112. I don't know who you are
or what you're doing here,Copy !req
1113. but I will not tolerate rudeness in
the presence of a star... two stars.Copy !req
1114. - We met at the Cannes...
- Just take her, Delbert. Good-bye.Copy !req
1115. Mr. Hamilton!Copy !req
1116. - It's gonna be all right. Listen...
- Who are you?Copy !req
1117. - Well, that's the price of success.
- It certainly is.Copy !req
1118. Go get a Goo Goo,
friends, and settle back...Copy !req
1119. for 30 of the goodest minutes
in radio...Copy !req
1120. the Goo Goo Grand Ole Opry!Copy !req
1121. It's sent your way
by the makers of Goo Goo,Copy !req
1122. the goodest candy bar
in the world,Copy !req
1123. and King Leo pure stick candy,
the candy that roars with flavor.Copy !req
1124. Now a big welcome,
if you please,Copy !req
1125. for the Goo Goo man of the hour,
Tommy Brown!Copy !req
1126. I've been goin' down that
long lonesome road, babeCopy !req
1127. And I've been doin' it
for a while, yeahCopy !req
1128. I've been goin' down that
long lonesome road, babeCopy !req
1129. Lookin' for
a special smileCopy !req
1130. Now, I worked the barsCopy !req
1131. New York to FriscoCopy !req
1132. But I could never
make it payCopy !req
1133. You know how money goesCopy !req
1134. It slips right through
your fingersCopy !req
1135. One more dollar
One more dayCopy !req
1136. The bluebird
He has no moneyCopy !req
1137. The bluebird
He has no kinCopy !req
1138. The bluebird
He wears no time clockCopy !req
1139. He answers to the windCopy !req
1140. That's as far as I can take you.Copy !req
1141. - Okay, this is it, all right.
- Yeah, all right.Copy !req
1142. - It's the new one!
- Yeah, I know.Copy !req
1143. - It's the new one, all right.
- Have you got the time?Copy !req
1144. Uh, yeah, it's, uh...Copy !req
1145. I shoved a hundred million
quarters in that jukeboxCopy !req
1146. I've served a barrelful of beerCopy !req
1147. Now I've listened toCopy !req
1148. Some troubles in my lifetimeCopy !req
1149. I've seen a lot of grown men cryCopy !req
1150. You know that old tune called
"Over the Rainbow"Copy !req
1151. Well, if the bluebird flies
then why can't ICopy !req
1152. I'm Del Reese, and I'm goin' back
to Haven Hamilton's group.Copy !req
1153. - Remember me?
- This young lady's with me here.Copy !req
1154. I'm being interviewed by her.Copy !req
1155. And I really gotta
go to the bathroom.Copy !req
1156. Time clockCopy !req
1157. He answers to the windCopy !req
1158. He answersCopy !req
1159. ToCopy !req
1160. The windCopy !req
1161. Oh, yeah!
Thank you!Copy !req
1162. Thank you, Tommy.
Beautiful job, as always.Copy !req
1163. Say, Harold Weakly,
have you been on vacation yet?Copy !req
1164. No, I've been busier than a puppy
in a room full of rubber balls.Copy !req
1165. If you're like me, all that hustling
and bustling makes you want...Copy !req
1166. to let the world go by while you
enjoy a Goo Goo candy cluster.Copy !req
1167. Hey, Steve.
She's with me.Copy !req
1168. - Excuse me. Can I help you?
- Oh, I'm with these people here.Copy !req
1169. - Do you have a backstage pass?
- They didn't need a pass.Copy !req
1170. You need a pass
to get backstage.Copy !req
1171. - I never get enough
- Goo Goo's the perfect cluster...Copy !req
1172. - I always want more and more
- when you need quick energy.Copy !req
1173. - Even if we stay together
- Any time is Goo Goo time.Copy !req
1174. - Our whole lifetime through
- Pack Goo Goo in your lunch box.Copy !req
1175. I'll never get enough
I'll never get enoughCopy !req
1176. I'll never get enough
of youCopy !req
1177. Go get a Goo Goo,Copy !req
1178. the South's favorite piece of candy
for 62 years.Copy !req
1179. - You ready to do the song?
- Right.Copy !req
1180. Go get a Goo GooCopy !req
1181. It's goodCopy !req
1182. I don't know about killin' 'em.
They're already dead.Copy !req
1183. They're lucky to be alive.Copy !req
1184. Haven Hamilton!Copy !req
1185. Thank you.
Thank you.Copy !req
1186. Thank you.
Now, now.Copy !req
1187. Well, I want to thank you
for that wonderful, warm welcome.Copy !req
1188. I'm sure you meant to share it with
Bud Hamilton, my son, who's here.Copy !req
1189. Stand up, Bud!Copy !req
1190. Isn't he somethin'else?Copy !req
1191. Yes, indeed.
Yes, indeed.Copy !req
1192. God bless you, and thank you so much
for that warm welcome.Copy !req
1193. - How tall is that guy?
- Who?Copy !req
1194. - Haven.
- I'd like to do a treat for you.Copy !req
1195. - A brand-new song.
- Don't ever ask him that, John.Copy !req
1196. Unpack your bagsCopy !req
1197. And try not to cryCopy !req
1198. I can't leave my wifeCopy !req
1199. There's three reasons whyCopy !req
1200. There's JimmyCopy !req
1201. And KathyCopy !req
1202. And sweet LoreleiCopy !req
1203. For the sake of the childrenCopy !req
1204. We must say good-byeCopy !req
1205. For the sake of the childrenCopy !req
1206. We must say good-byeCopy !req
1207. 'Cause Jimmy's been wishin'Copy !req
1208. That I'd take him fishin'Copy !req
1209. His Little League pitchin'Copy !req
1210. Is somethin' to seeCopy !req
1211. And Kathy's 13 nowCopy !req
1212. She's my little queen nowCopy !req
1213. And I've gotta seeCopy !req
1214. Who her beau's gonna beCopy !req
1215. So unpack your bagsCopy !req
1216. And try not to cryCopy !req
1217. - I can't leave my wife
- That's funny, because...Copy !req
1218. Oh, look! Connie White!
Connie White.Copy !req
1219. How are you, honey?Copy !req
1220. You remember
you signed my album?Copy !req
1221. Well, thank you
for coming to the show.Copy !req
1222. I have a song I wrote.
I'll give you a call tomorrow.Copy !req
1223. We'll just chat,
you know, and...Copy !req
1224. You remember what I wrote on
the program? Will you remember?Copy !req
1225. - "I'm your friend. Connie White. "
- I like your dress.Copy !req
1226. I'm gonna get one too. But I
like the gold one with the be...Copy !req
1227. You know, when you...
when you have no waist.Copy !req
1228. Lori's just walkin'Copy !req
1229. She just started talkin'Copy !req
1230. And "Daddy"'s the first wordCopy !req
1231. That she ever saidCopy !req
1232. So unpack your bagsCopy !req
1233. And try not to cryCopy !req
1234. I can't leave my wifeCopy !req
1235. There's three reasons whyCopy !req
1236. There's JimmyCopy !req
1237. And KathyCopy !req
1238. And sweet LoreleiCopy !req
1239. For the sake of the childrenCopy !req
1240. We must say good-byeCopy !req
1241. For the sake of the childrenCopy !req
1242. We must say good-byeCopy !req
1243. For the sake of the childrenCopy !req
1244. We must say good-byeCopy !req
1245. Thank you.
Thank you.Copy !req
1246. He's got the entire galaxy
on the back of his shirt.Copy !req
1247. And now I'd like to do
a special old favorite,Copy !req
1248. the song that got me started in this
business that's been so kind to me,Copy !req
1249. a song you've loved
through the years...Copy !req
1250. and one I'm sure
you're gonna love tonight.Copy !req
1251. "Keep A-Goin"'!Copy !req
1252. Thank you.Copy !req
1253. Well, if you strike
a thorn on a roseCopy !req
1254. Keep a-goin'Copy !req
1255. And if it hails
or if it snowsCopy !req
1256. Keep a-goin'Copy !req
1257. Ain't no use
to sit and whineCopy !req
1258. 'Cause a fish
ain't on your lineCopy !req
1259. Bait your hook
and keep a-tryin'Copy !req
1260. Keep a-goin'Copy !req
1261. When the weather
kills your cropCopy !req
1262. Keep a-goin'Copy !req
1263. Why, it takes work
to reach the topCopy !req
1264. Keep a-goin'Copy !req
1265. Well, now, Wilton's goin'!Copy !req
1266. Come on, Wilton!
Let's hear it for Wilton!Copy !req
1267. I think Joe's gonna be goin'soon.Copy !req
1268. You gettin'ready, Joe?Copy !req
1269. Yeah, Joe's goin'.Copy !req
1270. Now everybody's goin'!Copy !req
1271. And if the doctor
says you're throughCopy !req
1272. Keep a-goin'Copy !req
1273. Why, he's a human
just like youCopy !req
1274. Keep a-goin'Copy !req
1275. Ain't no law
says you must dieCopy !req
1276. Wipe them tears
from off your eyeCopy !req
1277. Give ol' life another tryCopy !req
1278. Keep a-goin'Copy !req
1279. Ain't no law says you must dieCopy !req
1280. Wipe them tears
from off your eyeCopy !req
1281. Trust the Good Lord
up on highCopy !req
1282. He'll helpCopy !req
1283. Keep a-goin'Copy !req
1284. Keep a-goin'Copy !req
1285. Yes, sir!Copy !req
1286. Well, thank you.
Thank you and God love you.Copy !req
1287. Thank you so much.Copy !req
1288. Thank you.Copy !req
1289. We want to send very special wishes
and greetings to Barbara Jean.Copy !req
1290. I know most of you read...Copy !req
1291. that she collapsed
out at the airport.Copy !req
1292. She's in the hospital. She's in
Vanderbilt Hospital recuperating.Copy !req
1293. Barnett tells me that
she really cried real tears...Copy !req
1294. because she couldn't be here
with you tonight.Copy !req
1295. But I hope you'll send some letters
and best wishes and prayers to her.Copy !req
1296. That's Vanderbilt Hospital,
Nashville, Tennessee, 27322.Copy !req
1297. And you tell her
Haven told you to write.Copy !req
1298. Now, as a special
stand-in for her,Copy !req
1299. we have her dear friend
Connie White,Copy !req
1300. who got out of the dentist's chair
this morning...Copy !req
1301. where she was having
some root canal work...Copy !req
1302. and came all the way out here
to sing for you.Copy !req
1303. Miss Connie White, who's a friend
not only of Barbara Jean's...Copy !req
1304. but a friend of yours and mine.Copy !req
1305. A wonderful singer
in her own way...Copy !req
1306. Miss Connie White!Copy !req
1307. Come on out, Connie!Copy !req
1308. - Hi, Del. How are you?
- I want you to meet John Triplette.Copy !req
1309. You look so good.
Wonderful!Copy !req
1310. Isn't she lovely, folks?
Isn't she beautiful?Copy !req
1311. He's gonna do some things.Copy !req
1312. We'll talk about it later.
Nice seein' you.Copy !req
1313. Well, who do we have here?Copy !req
1314. - What is your name, honey?
- Paul Harris.Copy !req
1315. Paul Harris.
He's 13, he says.Copy !req
1316. And what's your name, honey?Copy !req
1317. Last time I saw a dress like that,
I was headin' to the junior prom.Copy !req
1318. You boys havin'a good time tonight?Copy !req
1319. Girl fell out of the car.Copy !req
1320. I want you to study real hard,Copy !req
1321. because remember, any one of you
can grow up to be the president.Copy !req
1322. Well, I'd like to go
to MemphisCopy !req
1323. But I don't know the wayCopy !req
1324. And I'd like to tell you
how I feelCopy !req
1325. But I don't know
what to sayCopy !req
1326. And I'd love to go
to heavenCopy !req
1327. But I forgot how to prayCopy !req
1328. So just help me keep fromCopy !req
1329. Slidin' down some moreCopy !req
1330. When I tried
to get back to himCopy !req
1331. I got lost on the wayCopy !req
1332. I'd like to start again
tomorrowCopy !req
1333. But I, I don't know
what day it isCopy !req
1334. And I'd sure like to love youCopy !req
1335. If you'd show me the wayCopy !req
1336. And just help me keep fromCopy !req
1337. Slidin' down some moreCopy !req
1338. Well, I don't know
what it's like out thereCopy !req
1339. But in here
it's gettin'darkerCopy !req
1340. I got a lot of things to shareCopy !req
1341. But it sure is gettin' lateCopy !req
1342. Well, I'd like to give you
all I gotCopy !req
1343. But I don't know what that isCopy !req
1344. And I'd like to take you
with meCopy !req
1345. But I don't know where that isCopy !req
1346. And I know there must be
somethin' someplaceCopy !req
1347. And some way to liveCopy !req
1348. So just help me keep fromCopy !req
1349. Slidin' down some moreCopy !req
1350. Just help me keep fromCopy !req
1351. Slidin' down some moreCopy !req
1352. Some moreCopy !req
1353. I know you love meCopy !req
1354. When I'm happyCopy !req
1355. And I know you love me
when I shineCopy !req
1356. But will you love meCopy !req
1357. In the mornin'Copy !req
1358. When the baby makes you get upCopy !req
1359. One more time
Thank you!Copy !req
1360. I know you love me
when I feel goodCopy !req
1361. Love me every time
I make you laughCopy !req
1362. Turn that off.Copy !req
1363. Okay. One more minute, darlin'.Copy !req
1364. - Right now.
- She'll be through in a moment.Copy !req
1365. I want you to turn it off
right now!Copy !req
1366. It bothers me.Copy !req
1367. It bothers me too,
but I gotta listen.Copy !req
1368. Why?Copy !req
1369. I gotta go to the King of the Road
and thank her for you.Copy !req
1370. - Thank her?
- I gotta know what songs she sang.Copy !req
1371. You can ask anybody.Copy !req
1372. You can call. You can send flowers.
You can send a message.Copy !req
1373. Come on.
Don't get upset now.Copy !req
1374. You're makin' me
ruin my nail polish job.Copy !req
1375. Do I tell you how to sing,
darlin'? Hmm?Copy !req
1376. Have I ever told you
how to sing a song?Copy !req
1377. That ain't the point.
I know why you're goin' over there.Copy !req
1378. Don't tell me
how to run your life.Copy !req
1379. - I been doin' pretty good with it.
- You go... Wh...Copy !req
1380. Let's just calm down. We're both
gettin' on each other's nerves.Copy !req
1381. You're goin' to the King of the Road
so you can hobnob with everybody.Copy !req
1382. - So I can do what? "Hobnob"?
- I ain't got no friends.Copy !req
1383. I gotta sit here
in this goddamn hospital.Copy !req
1384. They're all gonna talk
about how I'm a nut.Copy !req
1385. I ain't doin' no hobnobbin'.Copy !req
1386. Now whoa, whoa, whoa.Copy !req
1387. "Barbara Jean
had another collapse. "Copy !req
1388. You know what?Copy !req
1389. While you're at it, why don't you
take her some of my flowers?Copy !req
1390. Are you through?Copy !req
1391. No, I ain't. Take her this nice
black one. That'll cheer her up.Copy !req
1392. - Why don't you try these.
- Are you through?Copy !req
1393. - And these.
- I said, are you through?Copy !req
1394. And why don't you try these!Copy !req
1395. Are you through, I said?
Are you throu...Copy !req
1396. Are you goin' nutsy on me? 'Cause I
won't stand for that, Barbara Jean.Copy !req
1397. Huh? You havin' one of them
nervous breakdowns again?Copy !req
1398. - Huh?
- No.Copy !req
1399. You coulda fooled me, 'cause
it looks like you're ready for it.Copy !req
1400. Now, you just settle down
and shape up. You understand?Copy !req
1401. The only reason I'm goin' over there
is 'cause I love you.Copy !req
1402. I don't love to go over there
and hobnob with them phonies.Copy !req
1403. Why do you make me
raise my voice to you?Copy !req
1404. Why do you put us both
through this?Copy !req
1405. You all right?Copy !req
1406. Come on, now. Let's have
a little smile for Barnett.Copy !req
1407. - I'm tired of this place.
- Come on, now.Copy !req
1408. Now get up.Copy !req
1409. You help me, I help you.
All right? Come on, now.Copy !req
1410. Come on.Copy !req
1411. Now, where's Barnett goin'?Copy !req
1412. Where am I goin'?
Hmm?Copy !req
1413. - King of the Road.
- Why am I goin' there?Copy !req
1414. To see Connie.Copy !req
1415. And why am I doin' that?Copy !req
1416. To thank her
for singin' at the Opry.Copy !req
1417. - Now, who am I doin' that for?
- You're doin' it for me.Copy !req
1418. That's right.Copy !req
1419. Now, I'm walkin' out now.Copy !req
1420. What do you say as I walk out?
You say "bye-bye. "Copy !req
1421. Bye.Copy !req
1422. - Bye-bye.
- Bye.Copy !req
1423. Barnett?Copy !req
1424. - Hello, Ben.
- Hi.Copy !req
1425. Aren't they wonderful?
So marvelous.Copy !req
1426. I'm really upset.Copy !req
1427. Wh... What are you
upset about?Copy !req
1428. She's really late.Copy !req
1429. - Well, she's not that late.
- No, she's late.Copy !req
1430. - Thank you.
- He's right over there.Copy !req
1431. I thought you were
very, very good tonight.Copy !req
1432. Thank you. Thank you so much.Copy !req
1433. She sounded beautiful.
She looked beautiful.Copy !req
1434. Well, Sue,
I didn't expect to see you.Copy !req
1435. - I want you to meet Julie Christie.
- Well, excuse my back.Copy !req
1436. - Welcome to Nashville.
- Doctor Zhivago.Copy !req
1437. - She the one who got off the train?
- Will you be here a while?Copy !req
1438. - No, just passing through.
- Oh, please sit down.Copy !req
1439. - Have a drink with us.
- We're not staying.Copy !req
1440. You're English, aren't you?
I could tell.Copy !req
1441. - This is Connie White.
- Hi.Copy !req
1442. - This is such a coincidence.
- I'm Del Reese.Copy !req
1443. I was talkin' about the
Christy Minstrels just this mornin',Copy !req
1444. and now we have
Julie Christie here.Copy !req
1445. - I met you with Peter Finch.
- Oh, yeah?Copy !req
1446. - You won't sit down and stay?
- No, thank you.Copy !req
1447. - Julie has a friend at the Exit Inn.
- I hope your stay is very nice.Copy !req
1448. I hope you'll remember what film
facilities we have in Nashville.Copy !req
1449. - Yeah, sure.
- Thank you. Good to see you.Copy !req
1450. - Have a lovely evening. Good-bye.
- Bye-bye.Copy !req
1451. Nice to see you.
Well, isn't that an honor.Copy !req
1452. - What a surprise. Julie Christie.
- Who's Julie Christie?Copy !req
1453. "Who's Julie Christie?" She's
a star. She's won an Academy Award.Copy !req
1454. - Oh!
- No, I'm not kiddin'.Copy !req
1455. For one of those pictures.
I don't know which one.Copy !req
1456. - She's done so many.
- Isn't he a gem?Copy !req
1457. - He's got the worst sense of humor.
- No, she's lovely.Copy !req
1458. Oh, come on.
She can't even comb her hair.Copy !req
1459. Oh, you've got
a Hal Phillip Walker button.Copy !req
1460. No, it's Kennedy.
Isn't that rather ancient?Copy !req
1461. Strange. I thought that everybody
in the South didn't go for Kennedy.Copy !req
1462. It's John Fitzgerald Kennedy.Copy !req
1463. Well, he...Copy !req
1464. he took the whole South,Copy !req
1465. except for Tennessee,
Florida, Kentucky.Copy !req
1466. And there's a reason
he didn't take Tennessee.Copy !req
1467. But he got 481,453 votes,Copy !req
1468. and the asshole
got 556,577 votes.Copy !req
1469. I just can tell.
It's somethin'.Copy !req
1470. It's the way
she looks at me.Copy !req
1471. It's that feeling you get that
you know there's somethin' going on.Copy !req
1472. And if I do a performance when
I'm too tired, it doesn't have...Copy !req
1473. - Hey, you all. How are you, Connie?
- Hi, Barnett.Copy !req
1474. Now, the problem we got here...Copy !req
1475. is anti-Catholicism.Copy !req
1476. These dumbheads around here,
they're all...Copy !req
1477. Baptists and whatever,
I don't know.Copy !req
1478. Even to teach 'em
to make change over the bar...Copy !req
1479. you gotta crack their skulls,Copy !req
1480. let alone teach 'em
to vote for the Catholic...Copy !req
1481. just because he happens to be
the better man.Copy !req
1482. Here, this is just somethin'...Copy !req
1483. somethin' that Barbara Jean
told me to pick up for you.Copy !req
1484. - You shouldn't have done that.
- I know, but she told me.Copy !req
1485. - I told her I shouldn't have.
- Did you get the flowers we sent?Copy !req
1486. Thank you.Copy !req
1487. Thank you.Copy !req
1488. Appreciate it.Copy !req
1489. Thank you very much.Copy !req
1490. As most of you
might have noticed,Copy !req
1491. we have a celebrity
with us tonight.Copy !req
1492. If we get our hands together,
we might could get a song.Copy !req
1493. - Miss Connie White.
- From the goodness of her heart.Copy !req
1494. What do you want, a few bucks?Copy !req
1495. You holdin' out
for somethin' better?Copy !req
1496. You're a real sweetie pie.Copy !req
1497. Thank you very much.Copy !req
1498. That's what I love about this place.
Can you see me?Copy !req
1499. I can't see you.Copy !req
1500. - That was a nice gesture.
- I'm gonna sing something you know.Copy !req
1501. - What was a nice gesture?
- Join me on the choruses.Copy !req
1502. Don't seem to be appreciated,
do it?Copy !req
1503. "Rolling Stone. "Copy !req
1504. Thank you.Copy !req
1505. You walked me, sweet JoshuaCopy !req
1506. Down the country laneCopy !req
1507. You brought me, sweet JoshuaCopy !req
1508. Where the roses grow so tallCopy !req
1509. You lay me down, JoshuaCopy !req
1510. And you promised me your nameCopy !req
1511. And after thatCopy !req
1512. That was allCopy !req
1513. That was allCopy !req
1514. Everybody!Copy !req
1515. Rolling stone, Rolling stoneCopy !req
1516. - Gathers no moss
- Who wrote that song, a kid?Copy !req
1517. And all I remember
the next few days was...Copy !req
1518. I was just lookin' at that TV set
and seein' it all,Copy !req
1519. seein' that great
fat-bellied sheriff...Copy !req
1520. sayin',
"Ruby, you son of a bitch. "Copy !req
1521. And Oswald...Copy !req
1522. and her in her little pink suit.Copy !req
1523. But neitherCopy !req
1524. Does it gatherCopy !req
1525. Any loveCopy !req
1526. Here's the best.
Here's Vassar.Copy !req
1527. And then comes Bobby.Copy !req
1528. Oh, I worked for him.Copy !req
1529. - Don't you think we...
- I worked all over the country.Copy !req
1530. I worked out in California,
out in Stockton.Copy !req
1531. Bobby came here and spoke,
he went down to Memphis,Copy !req
1532. and then he even went out
to Stockton, California...Copy !req
1533. and spoke off the Santa Fe train
at the old Santa Fe depot.Copy !req
1534. Oh, he was...Copy !req
1535. a beautiful man.Copy !req
1536. He was not much like,Copy !req
1537. uh, John, you know.Copy !req
1538. He was more puny-like.Copy !req
1539. But all the time
I was workin' for him...Copy !req
1540. I was just so scared.Copy !req
1541. Inside, you know?
Just scared.Copy !req
1542. Haven, do you think we could
get Connie out to the rally?Copy !req
1543. Connie White and Barbara Jean never
appear on the same stage together.Copy !req
1544. Connie can replace Barbara Jean,
but that's it.Copy !req
1545. As for Haven Hamilton, well,Copy !req
1546. I'll appear wherever
Barbara Jean appears.Copy !req
1547. I got a good mind
to take you outside.Copy !req
1548. With my wife in the hospital,
you puttin' that shit on me?Copy !req
1549. - Calm down, enjoy the show.
- Barnett's angry.Copy !req
1550. Okay.Copy !req
1551. Walk with me, JoshuaCopy !req
1552. - And I will say that I am lame
- I think she's, uh...Copy !req
1553. I think she's having an affair here.
I really do.Copy !req
1554. The child that we have madeCopy !req
1555. - But I'll never let him mention
- Oh, God.Copy !req
1556. - Your name
- Are you off. You're way off.Copy !req
1557. You are way, way off.Copy !req
1558. Are you kidding?Copy !req
1559. Some people takeCopy !req
1560. And never giveCopy !req
1561. - I love you.
- But all men dieCopy !req
1562. And so must liveCopy !req
1563. For a whileCopy !req
1564. And life is shortCopy !req
1565. - I love you.
- A precious giftCopy !req
1566. This thing we haveCopy !req
1567. - Please don't let it drift away
- I love you.Copy !req
1568. Honey, won't you
let me be your friendCopy !req
1569. I love you.Copy !req
1570. I love you.Copy !req
1571. Honey, won't you
let me try againCopy !req
1572. Honey, won't you
let me be your friendCopy !req
1573. For another dayCopy !req
1574. When we've been thereCopy !req
1575. Ten thousand yearsCopy !req
1576. Bright, shiningCopy !req
1577. As the sunCopy !req
1578. We've no less daysCopy !req
1579. To sing God's praiseCopy !req
1580. Than whenCopy !req
1581. We'd firstCopy !req
1582. BegunCopy !req
1583. And on the profession
of your faith,Copy !req
1584. I baptize you, my sister,Copy !req
1585. in the name of the Father
and of the Son...Copy !req
1586. and of the Holy Ghost.Copy !req
1587. Amen.Copy !req
1588. I'm newborn againCopy !req
1589. Been a long time talkin'Copy !req
1590. 'Bout my trials here belowCopy !req
1591. Free grace
Free graceCopy !req
1592. Free grace, sinnerCopy !req
1593. Free grace
Free graceCopy !req
1594. I'm newborn againCopy !req
1595. And He walks with meCopy !req
1596. And He talks with meCopy !req
1597. And he tells me
I am His ownCopy !req
1598. And the joy we shareCopy !req
1599. As we tarry thereCopy !req
1600. None otherCopy !req
1601. Has everCopy !req
1602. KnownCopy !req
1603. He speaks
and the sound of His voiceCopy !req
1604. Is so sweetCopy !req
1605. The birds hush their singingCopy !req
1606. And the melodyCopy !req
1607. That He gave to meCopy !req
1608. Within my heartCopy !req
1609. Is ringin'Copy !req
1610. You know, my wife Esther is on
the same floor with Barbara Jean.Copy !req
1611. - And He walks with me
- Oh, and Esther and I had a son...Copy !req
1612. - And He talks with me
- in the service too.Copy !req
1613. - Yes, sir.
- Oh, not the army. It was the navy.Copy !req
1614. And He tells me
I am His ownCopy !req
1615. We lost him in the South Pacific.
We don't know how.Copy !req
1616. - And thejoy we share
- I'm sorry.Copy !req
1617. - World War II.
- Yes, sir.Copy !req
1618. As we tarry thereCopy !req
1619. None otherCopy !req
1620. Has everCopy !req
1621. KnownCopy !req
1622. I'm wandering in a graveyard.Copy !req
1623. The dead here have no crosses,Copy !req
1624. nor tombstones, nor wreaths
to sing of their past glory,Copy !req
1625. but lie in rotting,
decaying, rusty heaps,Copy !req
1626. their innards ripped out
by greedy, vulturous hands.Copy !req
1627. Their vast, vacant skeletons...Copy !req
1628. sadly sighing to the sky.Copy !req
1629. The rust on their bodies...Copy !req
1630. is the color of dried blood.Copy !req
1631. Dried blood.Copy !req
1632. I'm reminded of...Copy !req
1633. of an elephant's
secret burial ground.Copy !req
1634. Yes.Copy !req
1635. Cette aire de mystère.
Cette essence de I'irréel.Copy !req
1636. These cars
are trying to communicate.Copy !req
1637. O cars, are you trying
to tell me something?Copy !req
1638. Are you trying to
convey to me some secret...Copy !req
1639. What... Excuse me?Copy !req
1640. Oh, excuse me.Copy !req
1641. I thought I was completely alone.
How embarrassing.Copy !req
1642. Oh, you're a musician!Copy !req
1643. The economy's depressed, not meCopy !req
1644. You may say that I ain't freeCopy !req
1645. But it don'tCopy !req
1646. WorryCopy !req
1647. MeCopy !req
1648. Let's have some applause
for Miss Maisie Hoy.Copy !req
1649. Miss Albuquerque?Copy !req
1650. Hi, Frog.Copy !req
1651. This is with gestures.Copy !req
1652. Miss Jill Brown
on the track in number 78.Copy !req
1653. The youngsters will be eligible...Copy !req
1654. to apply for a gas-powered mini-bike
and a helmet.Copy !req
1655. You wanna talk about yesterday?Copy !req
1656. Get up, goddamn it!Copy !req
1657. Fucker.Copy !req
1658. You wanna talk about yesterday?Copy !req
1659. Do you wanna talk about yesterday
or not? What, are you...Copy !req
1660. Shit.
Come out of there!Copy !req
1661. You leave me alone!Copy !req
1662. Come out of there!
Come on!Copy !req
1663. Look, I know what's...
Come on!Copy !req
1664. For Christ's sake, what...
Now, you...Copy !req
1665. What are you doing? Do you wanna
talk about yesterday or not?Copy !req
1666. Oh, that's terrific.
Hey, that's great. Hey, terrific.Copy !req
1667. Oh, thanks. My turtle.
Thanks a lot.Copy !req
1668. Look, just relax!Copy !req
1669. Look, I know what's goin' on.Copy !req
1670. Great.
House detective.Copy !req
1671. Bill, hi.
I'm John Triplette.Copy !req
1672. Am I early?
I called you this morning.Copy !req
1673. Oh, yeah. The guy from TV.
Come on in.Copy !req
1674. Sure.Copy !req
1675. Just... We're just
cleanin' up here.Copy !req
1676. You know the...Copy !req
1677. - Sunday morning blues.
- Would you hold this?Copy !req
1678. - Sure.
- Thanks.Copy !req
1679. Let me just move this over here.Copy !req
1680. - Is this your new album?
- Yeah. That's our only album.Copy !req
1681. It's a very good one, though.
I've heard it. It's terrific.Copy !req
1682. - I'm really sorry about the mess.
- Oh, that's all right.Copy !req
1683. You oughta see my room.Copy !req
1684. We had a little party last night.
Had a pretty good time too.Copy !req
1685. Uh, I wanted to, um,Copy !req
1686. tell you a couple things about what
we're trying to do with this show.Copy !req
1687. - Can I get you a drink?
- No, no, I'm fine.Copy !req
1688. I don't wanna take up
much of your time.Copy !req
1689. I just wanna tell you a little bit
about what we're trying to do.Copy !req
1690. I know you're astute politically,Copy !req
1691. and I'm certainly not here
to sell you a bill of goods.Copy !req
1692. - Don't care about politics.
- No politics? Okay, great.Copy !req
1693. Well, then, I've got a problem
that could work to your advantage.Copy !req
1694. As you know, this redneck music
is very popular right now.Copy !req
1695. I've got an awful lot of these
local yokels on the bill singing...Copy !req
1696. - Your basic country folk.
- Country crapola. Right.Copy !req
1697. So I think, uh...Copy !req
1698. What I'm going for
is a broader appeal.Copy !req
1699. Which is where we fit in.Copy !req
1700. I want to give it more
than just this Southern thing.Copy !req
1701. And I think that
a really hip group like yours...Copy !req
1702. could walk off with the evening.Copy !req
1703. Yeah. Probably the only
rock group on the...Copy !req
1704. - Absolutely.
- Sounds good.Copy !req
1705. - Sounds inviting.
- Yeah.Copy !req
1706. And you do get a big audience
from these country guys.Copy !req
1707. Is this just network, or...Copy !req
1708. It's better than network.
It's syndicated.Copy !req
1709. They'll be showing it
for a year and a half.Copy !req
1710. - Your glasses, sweetheart.
- Oh, thanks.Copy !req
1711. This is my wife Mary.
This is John Triplette.Copy !req
1712. Nice to meet you.Copy !req
1713. Go ahead.Copy !req
1714. He's, uh, he's the fella
from the television show...Copy !req
1715. that they're doing
for Hal Phillip Walker.Copy !req
1716. That political thing going on.
He's offered us a spot.Copy !req
1717. You're doing some great promotion.
All those buttons and...Copy !req
1718. - Oh, yeah, thank you. I'm trying.
- Bumper stickers.Copy !req
1719. Anyway, we got a great time spot
on this gala,Copy !req
1720. and we're gonna walk away
with the show, John says.Copy !req
1721. We can't vote for him.
We're registered Democrats.Copy !req
1722. Besides, he's a little crazy,
isn't he?Copy !req
1723. Well, they're all
a little crazy, Mary.Copy !req
1724. - I'll drink to that.
- That's the name of the game.Copy !req
1725. But I think the thing that you
should consider is your future.Copy !req
1726. It would give you a great shot.Copy !req
1727. But it doesn't make any difference.
We're registered Democrats.Copy !req
1728. Well, I'm a registered Democrat.Copy !req
1729. The only reason
we're registered Democrats...Copy !req
1730. is because your father's
a registered Democrat...Copy !req
1731. and his father's
a registered Democrat.Copy !req
1732. Well, Tom's a registered Democrat,
and he wouldn't do it.Copy !req
1733. It's not my wayCopy !req
1734. To take your hand if I'm...Copy !req
1735. - Hi, Tom.
- Hi, Norman. How you doin'?Copy !req
1736. Good. I'm sure glad you called.
Is there anything I can...Copy !req
1737. - Sit down.
- Okay.Copy !req
1738. Whew.Copy !req
1739. - You have any speckled birds?
- What?Copy !req
1740. You know, L.A. Turnarounds.
Uppers.Copy !req
1741. Uh, no, no, I, uh...Copy !req
1742. But I know where
to get some grass.Copy !req
1743. - No, thanks. I don't need any grass.
- Okay.Copy !req
1744. - Uh, can I ask you a question?
- Mm-hmm.Copy !req
1745. Is there something...
Are you angry at Bill?Copy !req
1746. - No.
- Oh.Copy !req
1747. 'Cause I, I, uh...
You know, I, uh...Copy !req
1748. Bill and Mary
and you and, uh...Copy !req
1749. Well, Bill, uh...
I mean, Bill seems to be, um...Copy !req
1750. Uh...Copy !req
1751. - I'm just confused.
- Mmm.Copy !req
1752. - Uh...
- Here.Copy !req
1753. - Why don't you write yourself a hit.
- Okay.Copy !req
1754. - Hello.
- Can I talk to Cherry, please?Copy !req
1755. She's in bed with R.Y.
You wanna talk to R.Y.?Copy !req
1756. - I'd rather talk to her, if I could.
- Who is this?Copy !req
1757. This is Frank, one of the cooks
at the restaurant.Copy !req
1758. Are you a Jehovah's Witness?Copy !req
1759. Does it
make sense that the churches...Copy !req
1760. should remain untaxed
on their vast holdings of land...Copy !req
1761. and corporate investments?Copy !req
1762. Does it make sense that
a multimillion-dollar income...Copy !req
1763. should go untaxed
year after year?Copy !req
1764. No, all will not be easy,Copy !req
1765. but we will bask
in the satisfaction...Copy !req
1766. of having done
what we should have done.Copy !req
1767. And if we don't
get it done today,Copy !req
1768. we may run out of tomorrows.Copy !req
1769. The buses!Copy !req
1770. The buses are empty...Copy !req
1771. and look almost menacing,
threatening,Copy !req
1772. as so many yellow dragons
watching me...Copy !req
1773. with their hollow, vacant eyes.Copy !req
1774. I wonder how many little
black and white children...Copy !req
1775. have yellow nightmares,Copy !req
1776. their own special brand of fear
for the yellow peril...Copy !req
1777. I can't have...
I can't start...Copy !req
1778. Damn it, it's got to be more...Copy !req
1779. positive.Copy !req
1780. No, more negative.
Start again.Copy !req
1781. Yellow is the color of caution.Copy !req
1782. No.Copy !req
1783. Yellow is the color of cowardice.Copy !req
1784. Yellow is the color of sunshine.Copy !req
1785. And yet I see
very little sunshine...Copy !req
1786. in the lives of all the little
black and white children.Copy !req
1787. I see their lives, rather,
as a study in grayness,Copy !req
1788. a mixture of black and...Copy !req
1789. Oh, Christ, no.
That's fascist.Copy !req
1790. Yellow! Yellow, yellow, yellow.
Yellow fever.Copy !req
1791. We'll be able to talk about it.
They're checkin' out now.Copy !req
1792. - Get with him before he leaves.
- What about the place?Copy !req
1793. - It's not bad at all.
- Think it'll work out?Copy !req
1794. It's got this bizarre stage
that drops out of the ceiling.Copy !req
1795. They're gettin' out this mornin'.Copy !req
1796. - The place is very confused.
- Bye-bye!Copy !req
1797. - Is the place out there okay?
- Bye-bye, bye-bye.Copy !req
1798. Wait a minute.
Here we go.Copy !req
1799. Uh, Barnett!
Phone's for you.Copy !req
1800. - Is it important, or what?
- Bye, girls.Copy !req
1801. - Hello.
- Hello, Barnett. John Triplette.Copy !req
1802. - Who?
- Hello! Are you going home?Copy !req
1803. Mr. Green, how are you?
I'm goin' home.Copy !req
1804. - I'm glad to hear that.
- Thank you. How is Mrs. Green?Copy !req
1805. She's fine, and she's gonna be
thrilled to hear I saw you again.Copy !req
1806. Give her my very best.
And is she takin' her vitamin E?Copy !req
1807. - Got 'em right here.
- All right. Good for you.Copy !req
1808. You take care, darlin'.
Bye-bye.Copy !req
1809. All right, come on.
Let's get her on there.Copy !req
1810. - Lucky for you. Whoo!
- As long as I'm doneCopy !req
1811. - Gonna buy me a pistol
- All right, get in.Copy !req
1812. We gotta go with those
white horseshoes, huh?Copy !req
1813. We're gonna live with those
for infamy.Copy !req
1814. Take that cortege
on the other elevator.Copy !req
1815. - Didn't the doctor get ahold of you?
- No more calls, Delbert.Copy !req
1816. I'm really sorry
I have to tell you this.Copy !req
1817. Mrs. Green expired this morning.Copy !req
1818. What?Copy !req
1819. Mrs. Green died this morning.Copy !req
1820. Wait right here.
Let me go get the doctor.Copy !req
1821. Mr. Green?Copy !req
1822. Mr. Green, you know,
my mama saved her life.Copy !req
1823. They used to live next door to each
other. My mama put out the flames.Copy !req
1824. She always loved Barbara Jean
more than anything.Copy !req
1825. She's still keepin'
a scrapbook on her.Copy !req
1826. The only thing she said to me
when I joined up was,Copy !req
1827. "When you're doin' your travels,
I want you to see Barbara Jean.Copy !req
1828. Don't say nothin' about me.
Just see Barbara Jean. "Copy !req
1829. So that's what I been doin'.Copy !req
1830. Now I'm gonna go over to Opryland
and hear her sing.Copy !req
1831. Give my best to your wife, now.Copy !req
1832. Wait a minute. Don't laugh.Copy !req
1833. Let me just... I have a theory
about political assassination.Copy !req
1834. You see, I believe
people like Madame Pearl...Copy !req
1835. and all these people here
in this country who carry guns...Copy !req
1836. are the real assassins.Copy !req
1837. Because, you see,
they stimulate other people...Copy !req
1838. who are perhaps innocent...Copy !req
1839. and who eventually
are the ones who pull the trigger.Copy !req
1840. - Ma?
- Kenny? Where are you, Kenny?Copy !req
1841. - I'm in Nashville. How are you?
- I was so worried.Copy !req
1842. - There's no reason to worry.
- Well, I haven't been able to sleep.Copy !req
1843. I had to take some of that Ny Quil
so I could go to sleep.Copy !req
1844. - Puts you right out.
- Did it help?Copy !req
1845. Yes, it did.
Where are you staying in Nashville?Copy !req
1846. - I'm staying at a rooming house.
- Who you talkin' to?Copy !req
1847. - It's my mother.
- Who are you talking to, Kenny?Copy !req
1848. A girl that lives
in the rooming house.Copy !req
1849. Who owns that rooming house?Copy !req
1850. - Her uncle.
- A man owns the rooming house?Copy !req
1851. Well, it can't be very clean.Copy !req
1852. - Don't be silly.
- I bet the sheets aren't clean.Copy !req
1853. In the South
you can pick up this parasite...Copy !req
1854. - Joan, put that down, please!
- Kenny, listen...Copy !req
1855. - Just a minute.
- I wanted to look at your fiddle.Copy !req
1856. Kenny! You can get this
parasite fungus in the South.Copy !req
1857. It's very difficult to get rid of.
When are you coming home?Copy !req
1858. I don't know.
A couple of weeks.Copy !req
1859. You left your blue suit
hanging in the closet.Copy !req
1860. I don't need my suit.Copy !req
1861. I would really like you to
get home as soon as you can.Copy !req
1862. Mother, just listen to me.Copy !req
1863. Kenny, don't you talk to me
in that tone of voice.Copy !req
1864. I love you too, Mama.Copy !req
1865. I really do.
I'll see you soon.Copy !req
1866. Bye-bye.Copy !req
1867. Let's find Barnett,
hope he's not in a bad mood.Copy !req
1868. Hi. How are you?Copy !req
1869. - Hey, Barnett!
- I'm obliged to give them...Copy !req
1870. - Hey, Barnett.
- What do you want now?Copy !req
1871. This guy wants me to do four shows.
What do you want?Copy !req
1872. Don't let her do too much.
How you hangin'?Copy !req
1873. - You feelin' better now?
- Yeah, I feel swell.Copy !req
1874. We gotta talk to you.
We're gonna do a show.Copy !req
1875. Okay, now, John's doing this show.Copy !req
1876. Haven's gonna do it.
We want Barbara Jean to headline it.Copy !req
1877. - Unbelievable.
- Now wait a second, man.Copy !req
1878. I wish they wouldn't rush us.
Get a shot.Copy !req
1879. It's national TVfor this candidate
Hal Phillip Walker.Copy !req
1880. We don't want her to make
any political statement.Copy !req
1881. What do you think
her bein' there's gonna be?Copy !req
1882. - Ain't that a political statement?
- People haven't seen her.Copy !req
1883. No, fellas.
Don't take it personal.Copy !req
1884. No politics, no government,
no nothin'.Copy !req
1885. - All right? Okay?
- All right.Copy !req
1886. - I heard you all out.
- Hello, boys. How's it goin'?Copy !req
1887. I believe I met you before
in the hospital.Copy !req
1888. Look at that. Didn't Jewel
show you how to do her hair?Copy !req
1889. - Come on, darlin'.
- How do you do, honey?Copy !req
1890. - No pictures.
- I'm all excited.Copy !req
1891. - How do you feel?
- I feel great.Copy !req
1892. I told the band you'd start off
with the cowboy song.Copy !req
1893. - Forget it.
- No, John, just leave it to me.Copy !req
1894. He can take a flying leap.Copy !req
1895. I'm gonna stay after him
like a rodent, man.Copy !req
1896. He's got a tape deck
in his tractorCopy !req
1897. And he listens
to the local newsCopy !req
1898. He finds out where
the bass are bitin'Copy !req
1899. While he's plowin'
to the country bluesCopy !req
1900. He was a cowboy
and he knew I loved him wellCopy !req
1901. A cowboy's secrets
you never tellCopy !req
1902. No, there's nothin'
like the lovin'Copy !req
1903. Of a hard-drivin'cowboy manCopy !req
1904. He's got a tape deck
in his tractorCopy !req
1905. While he's plowing up
his daddy's landCopy !req
1906. He's got more horse senseCopy !req
1907. Than I ever seen in any manCopy !req
1908. He was a cowboy
and he knew I loved him wellCopy !req
1909. A cowboy's secrets
you never tellCopy !req
1910. No, there's nothin'
like the lovin'Copy !req
1911. Of a hard-drivin' cowboy manCopy !req
1912. On Saturday nights
we go dancin' in townCopy !req
1913. And all the boys'll
order up another roundCopy !req
1914. In the summertimeCopy !req
1915. We look forward
to the rodeoCopy !req
1916. On Saturday nights
we go to townCopy !req
1917. And all the boys'll
order up another roundCopy !req
1918. When he rides saddle broncCopy !req
1919. I wait to hear
that whistle blowCopy !req
1920. He's got a tape deck
in his tractorCopy !req
1921. I can hear him
when he's comin' homeCopy !req
1922. Then he holds me
in the rocking chairCopy !req
1923. And sings me the love songCopy !req
1924. He was a cowboy
and he knew I loved him wellCopy !req
1925. A cowboy's secrets
you never tellCopy !req
1926. No, there's nothin'
like the lovin'Copy !req
1927. Of a hard-drivin' cowboy manCopy !req
1928. No, there's nothin'
like the musclesCopy !req
1929. Of a hard-drivin' cowboy manCopy !req
1930. Thank you.
Thank you.Copy !req
1931. It's that carelessCopy !req
1932. DisrespectCopy !req
1933. I can't take no more, babyCopy !req
1934. It's the wayCopy !req
1935. That you don't love meCopy !req
1936. When you say you do, babyCopy !req
1937. It hurts so badCopy !req
1938. It gets me down, down, downCopy !req
1939. I want to walk awayCopy !req
1940. From this battlegroundCopy !req
1941. This hurtin' matchCopy !req
1942. It ain't no goodCopy !req
1943. I'd give a lot to love youCopy !req
1944. The way I used to doCopy !req
1945. Wish I couldCopy !req
1946. Mm-hmm-hmmmCopy !req
1947. Well, you gotCopy !req
1948. Your own private worldCopy !req
1949. I wouldn't have itCopy !req
1950. No other wayCopy !req
1951. But lately you beenCopy !req
1952. Hidin'your bluesCopy !req
1953. Pretendin' what you sayCopy !req
1954. It hurts so badCopy !req
1955. It gets me down, down, downCopy !req
1956. I wanna walk away
from this battlegroundCopy !req
1957. This hurtin' matchCopy !req
1958. It ain't no goodCopy !req
1959. I'd give a lot to love youCopy !req
1960. The way I used to doCopy !req
1961. Wish I couldCopy !req
1962. Mmm-mmm-mmmm-mmmCopy !req
1963. Have you been in Vietnam?Copy !req
1964. - Huh?
- Writin'it downCopy !req
1965. Kind of makes me feel betterCopy !req
1966. Yes, you have.
I can tell by your face.Copy !req
1967. It keeps me away
from them bluesCopy !req
1968. I wanna be nice to youCopy !req
1969. Treat you rightCopy !req
1970. But how long can I payCopy !req
1971. These duesCopy !req
1972. It hurts so badCopy !req
1973. It gets me down, down, downCopy !req
1974. I wanna walk away
from this battlegroundCopy !req
1975. This hurtin' matchCopy !req
1976. It ain't no good, noCopy !req
1977. I'd give a lot to love youCopy !req
1978. The way I used to doCopy !req
1979. Wish I couldCopy !req
1980. Mmm-mmm-mmmm-mmmCopy !req
1981. Was it awful?Copy !req
1982. - Ooh-oooh, ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh
- It was kinda hot and wet.Copy !req
1983. OooohCopy !req
1984. Oooh
Oooh-ooh-ooh-ooh-ooohCopy !req
1985. OooohCopy !req
1986. ICopy !req
1987. Wish I couldCopy !req
1988. Mmm-mm-mmm
Mmm-mm-mmmCopy !req
1989. Mmm-mm-mmm
Mmm-mm-mmmCopy !req
1990. Thank you.Copy !req
1991. Thank you.Copy !req
1992. I wanna tell you all a little secret
which you might not know,Copy !req
1993. and that is that last night
I thanked my lucky stars...Copy !req
1994. that I could be here at all
to sing for ya.Copy !req
1995. I heard on the radio...Copy !req
1996. This little boy... 9 years old.Copy !req
1997. Sometimes a deejay'll play a tune...Copy !req
1998. and ask everybody to phone in
and say how they like it.Copy !req
1999. I was listenin', and this
little nine-year-old called in.Copy !req
2000. The song had voices
in the background,Copy !req
2001. like the way they use
backup voices these days,Copy !req
2002. soundin' like little munchkins.Copy !req
2003. He called up, the deejay said,
"How old are you, son?"Copy !req
2004. The boy said, "I'm nine,
and I think it's gonna be a hit. "Copy !req
2005. The deejay said, "Why?"Because
it had those chipmunks in it. "Copy !req
2006. And I thought that was so cute,Copy !req
2007. because, well, I can sing
like a munchkin myself.Copy !req
2008. I'm real fond
of The Wizard of Oz.Copy !req
2009. Plus, I live out, you know,
just a ways off of Interstate 24...Copy !req
2010. on the road to Chattanooga.Copy !req
2011. So you can see why
I kinda related to that.Copy !req
2012. I think me and the boys are gonna
strike up another tune for you now.Copy !req
2013. Let's go, boys.Copy !req
2014. I think there's a storm...Copy !req
2015. seems like it's a-brewin'.Copy !req
2016. That's what my grandaddy used to say
before he lost his hearin'.Copy !req
2017. Once he got deaf,Copy !req
2018. he never talked much no more.Copy !req
2019. 'Cept sometimes he'd say "Oh, gosh"
or "Durn it" or "My word!"Copy !req
2020. My granny'd go around clickin'
her teeth to the radio all day.Copy !req
2021. Boy, was she a lot of fun,
and cooked my favorite, roast beef.Copy !req
2022. She was a sweetheart.Copy !req
2023. She raised chickens too.
She, um...Copy !req
2024. Did you ever hear a chicken sound?
You know how chickens go?Copy !req
2025. Here, chick, chick, chick.
Here, chick, chick, chick.Copy !req
2026. Anyway, I guess we'd better strike
up this tune before it's too late.Copy !req
2027. Okay, boys.Copy !req
2028. The first job I ever really got...Copy !req
2029. Grandma... She's the one who clacked
her false teeth to the radio.Copy !req
2030. She taught my mama how to sing,
and my mama taught me.Copy !req
2031. One time she took me, 'cause we
was gonna get a new Frigidaire.Copy !req
2032. She took me to the Frigidaire store
where the man was advertisin'.Copy !req
2033. This record was goin' 'round, and
Mama told him I knew how to sing.Copy !req
2034. He said, "If she learns this tune,
I'll give y'all a quarter. "Copy !req
2035. So Mama and I went home...Copy !req
2036. And then what happened?
Let's see, I think... Uh, yeah.Copy !req
2037. We went home and I learned both
sides of the record in half an hour.Copy !req
2038. We went back and told him that
I'd learned 'em, and he said,Copy !req
2039. "Let me hear," so I sang both sides
of the record instead of just one.Copy !req
2040. So he gave us 50 cents, and we went
across the street and had us a soda.Copy !req
2041. Ever since then
I been workin'. I don't...Copy !req
2042. I think ever since then
I been workin' and doin' my...Copy !req
2043. - Come on, come on.
- Supportin'myself.Copy !req
2044. - Anyway...
- Hey, hey. Hey, hey.Copy !req
2045. - Am I all right? Am I all right?
- Oh, you're fine, darlin'.Copy !req
2046. - It's the microphone.
- I ain't done.Copy !req
2047. - I know, I know.
- I ain't done.Copy !req
2048. Get us a glass of water.
Boys, help her off, all right?Copy !req
2049. - You'll come back. Okay, darlin'?
- Thank you!Copy !req
2050. All right. Watch the wire.Copy !req
2051. All right, now! Okay!Copy !req
2052. Aw, come on, now.
Have a heart.Copy !req
2053. Thank you!Copy !req
2054. Come on, now.
It's just too soon, now.Copy !req
2055. All of you must know... Aw, come on.
You didn't mean that, did you?Copy !req
2056. She just come out of the hospital...Copy !req
2057. Oh, no. Hold it down, boys.Copy !req
2058. You know that little girl
just come out of the hospital.Copy !req
2059. That little girl's in there
cryin' her eyes out...Copy !req
2060. 'cause she didn't want
to disappoint you.Copy !req
2061. Get outta here!Copy !req
2062. Y'all show up at Centennial Park
tomorrow at the Parthenon.Copy !req
2063. You'll see her for free
as our guests. How's that?Copy !req
2064. All right?Copy !req
2065. Okay, let's hear a get-well welcome
for Barbara Jean.Copy !req
2066. Let's hear it. Come on!Copy !req
2067. Ingrates is all they are.Copy !req
2068. A bunch of no-talent...Copy !req
2069. I got trapped out there,
and you guys know it.Copy !req
2070. - I want some ground rules right now.
- You name it.Copy !req
2071. She's gonna sing first and be off
before that man even shows.Copy !req
2072. Fine.
Whatever you want.Copy !req
2073. - Never shoulda brought her here.
- Any way you want it.Copy !req
2074. No paraphernalia, no literature
being circulated. You understand?Copy !req
2075. And never, at any time, is she to be
associated with Hal Phillip Walker.Copy !req
2076. - Hello?
- Hey.Copy !req
2077. Guess who.Copy !req
2078. - Linnea?
- Yes, it's me.Copy !req
2079. Hi. This is Tom.Copy !req
2080. I'm playing a gig tonight downtown.
You wanna come and meet me?Copy !req
2081. It's at a place called
the, uh, No Exit, or the Exit.Copy !req
2082. Exit Out, or somethin'.Copy !req
2083. Anyhow, it's right across the street
from Friday's, on Church Street.Copy !req
2084. You know where that is,
don't you?Copy !req
2085. Anyhow, I'll be there at 8:00,
and, uh...Copy !req
2086. Why don't you meet me there?Copy !req
2087. - Okay?
- Um...Copy !req
2088. Well, it's sad but trueCopy !req
2089. The pilot light of our loveCopy !req
2090. Has flickered outCopy !req
2091. - Mary...
- Driver, may I have more champagne?Copy !req
2092. - That's Norman.
- Oh.Copy !req
2093. Norman, yes.
Norman. Of course.Copy !req
2094. He doesn't like to be known
as a driver.Copy !req
2095. Thank you so much, Norman.Copy !req
2096. What used to come
from the warmest heartCopy !req
2097. I have to get from a cold canCopy !req
2098. Since my baby's cookin'inCopy !req
2099. Another man's panCopy !req
2100. Have you ever been
to the ladies' restroom here?Copy !req
2101. No.Copy !req
2102. I'm stuck here at the Exit Inn
with no place left to go.Copy !req
2103. Well, if makin'loveCopy !req
2104. Were margarineCopy !req
2105. Then she is
the high-priced spreadCopy !req
2106. - I'll have a cider.
- Apple cider?Copy !req
2107. - Yes. Thank you.
- Put it on my bill.Copy !req
2108. - Oh, no...
- Yeah.Copy !req
2109. Uh, all right. And would you
put it in a wine glass, please?Copy !req
2110. Put it in a wine glass
and put it on my bill.Copy !req
2111. Traveling in cozy, close quarters,Copy !req
2112. I mean, you sort of
have to camp in one room.Copy !req
2113. - Well, Mary and I camp in one room.
- Obviously!Copy !req
2114. - Yes, I...
- Tom camps in a lot of rooms.Copy !req
2115. My name's Wade Coolidge.
What's yours?Copy !req
2116. Um, Linnea is my name.Copy !req
2117. Well, shall I say
that Tom and I, um...Copy !req
2118. Oh, la-dee-dee!Copy !req
2119. So you sang together.Copy !req
2120. No, I mean, we sort of
got to know each other, um,Copy !req
2121. in the biblical sense,
shall we say.Copy !req
2122. - You went to church?
- I'm sorry.Copy !req
2123. No, I'm sorry.
This is dreadful.Copy !req
2124. But he is so attractive,
I was wondering...Copy !req
2125. I shouldn't be asking you,
I should really be asking Mary.Copy !req
2126. You went to bed with him,
right?Copy !req
2127. Oh, yeah.
I thought you understood that.Copy !req
2128. Well, I shouldn't...Copy !req
2129. Where'd you go to bed with him?Copy !req
2130. Listen, uh, we got
a special treat tonight.Copy !req
2131. A friend of mine
is in town cuttin' an album.Copy !req
2132. - Tom Frank is in the audience.
- That's you.Copy !req
2133. Tom? Speak of the devil.Copy !req
2134. He's agreed to come up
and do a couple of numbers.Copy !req
2135. Let's make him feel at home.
Tom Frank!Copy !req
2136. Come on!Copy !req
2137. Goddamn it!Copy !req
2138. I haven't seen him for
more than two minutes in three days.Copy !req
2139. Thank you.Copy !req
2140. - I used to be part of a trio.
- Used to be?Copy !req
2141. I been hidin' from 'em all week, but
it seems they found me here tonight,Copy !req
2142. so we might as well have them
up here to sing too... Bill and Mary.Copy !req
2143. Lovely!Copy !req
2144. Yes, you must!Copy !req
2145. I've been watching it all week.Copy !req
2146. You may say I ain't freeCopy !req
2147. But it don't worry meCopy !req
2148. - It don't worry me
- My favorite song.Copy !req
2149. - It don't worry me
- We don't need to sing at all.Copy !req
2150. - You guys can do it for us.
- You may say I ain't freeCopy !req
2151. - Good choice.
- But it don't worry meCopy !req
2152. Since you've goneCopy !req
2153. My heart is brokenCopy !req
2154. Another timeCopy !req
2155. Oh, railroad trainCopy !req
2156. Has taken himCopy !req
2157. From meCopy !req
2158. All my luxuryCopy !req
2159. Has turned to miseryCopy !req
2160. He's all I ever wantedCopy !req
2161. Why did he run from meCopy !req
2162. Since you've goneCopy !req
2163. My heart is brokenCopy !req
2164. Another timeCopy !req
2165. Since you've goneCopy !req
2166. My heart is brokenCopy !req
2167. Another timeCopy !req
2168. I didn't knowCopy !req
2169. That you were leavin'Copy !req
2170. - Till you were out the door
- Out the doorCopy !req
2171. I didn't knowCopy !req
2172. The love you gaveCopy !req
2173. Was a real loveCopy !req
2174. I didn't knowCopy !req
2175. A lot of things thenCopy !req
2176. Lord, I know them nowCopy !req
2177. Since you've gone
my heart is brokenCopy !req
2178. - Another time
- Another timeCopy !req
2179. Mmm.Copy !req
2180. Since you've goneCopy !req
2181. My heart is brokenCopy !req
2182. Another timeCopy !req
2183. Since you've goneCopy !req
2184. My heart is brokenCopy !req
2185. Another timeCopy !req
2186. When this is all over, I'm gonna be
taking them back to someplace.Copy !req
2187. What I could do is, I could
show you a little bit of Nashville.Copy !req
2188. I can tell you things that'd
send you around the corner.Copy !req
2189. I'm not kidding. I know...
Well, I know, for instance...Copy !req
2190. - What is your name? L...
- Norman.Copy !req
2191. Norman.
Please, Norman, I...Copy !req
2192. I make a point
never to gossip with servants.Copy !req
2193. Thank you.Copy !req
2194. Okay, fellas,
I think you know...Copy !req
2195. you've got a good man
to get behind.Copy !req
2196. I don't wanna take
a lot of your time,Copy !req
2197. 'cause we do have
a little entertainment for ya.Copy !req
2198. You got pledge cards on the table.
You can pledge anything you want to.Copy !req
2199. I'll make sure... I'll make you pay,
whatever you put down there.Copy !req
2200. If you got a check,
don't be afraid to write it out.Copy !req
2201. I'll get that to the bank quick,
before you can stop it.Copy !req
2202. Any cash, anything at all,
don't anybody be humble or shy.Copy !req
2203. And while you're writin',
so you don't get bored or anything,Copy !req
2204. there's somethin' comin'
to keep you occupied.Copy !req
2205. Just keep your eyes up,
'cause good things come from above.Copy !req
2206. Hi, y'all.Copy !req
2207. - Hi!
- Hi!Copy !req
2208. My name's Sueleen Gay,Copy !req
2209. and I'm here to sing you a song
about a girl that never gets enough.Copy !req
2210. I never get enough
I never get enoughCopy !req
2211. Of the love I'm hungry forCopy !req
2212. I never get enough
I never get enoughCopy !req
2213. I always want more and moreCopy !req
2214. Even if we stay togetherCopy !req
2215. Our whole lifetime throughCopy !req
2216. I'll never get enough
I'll never get enoughCopy !req
2217. I'll never get enough of youCopy !req
2218. She's the worst singer
I ever heard.Copy !req
2219. I ain't greedy for
that mansion on the hillCopy !req
2220. She cannot sing a lick, can she?Copy !req
2221. I never was that kindCopy !req
2222. Don't need my pockets stuffedCopy !req
2223. With hundred-dollar billsCopy !req
2224. Hey, you forgot your jacket.Copy !req
2225. Excuse me.
I gotta go to the bathroom.Copy !req
2226. All right, if you want more
it's gonna have to be me alone,Copy !req
2227. 'cause it seems
I've just been deserted.Copy !req
2228. I'm gonna play somethin'that, uh,Copy !req
2229. I wrotejust recently...Copy !req
2230. - and came here to record.
- All right!Copy !req
2231. I'm gonna dedicate this to someone
special who might be here tonight.Copy !req
2232. This is a song called
"I'm Easy. "Copy !req
2233. It's not my way to love you
just when no one's lookin'Copy !req
2234. It's not my wayCopy !req
2235. To take your hand
if I'm not sureCopy !req
2236. It's not my way
to let you seeCopy !req
2237. What's goin' on inside of meCopy !req
2238. When it's a love
you won't be needingCopy !req
2239. If you're not freeCopy !req
2240. Please stop pullin'
at my sleeveCopy !req
2241. If you're just playin'Copy !req
2242. If you won't take the things
you make me wanna giveCopy !req
2243. I never cared too much
for gamesCopy !req
2244. And this one's drivin' me insaneCopy !req
2245. You're not half as free
to wanderCopy !req
2246. As you claimCopy !req
2247. But I'm easyCopy !req
2248. Yeah, I'm easyCopy !req
2249. Give the word
I'll play your gameCopy !req
2250. As though
that's how it oughta beCopy !req
2251. Because I'm easyCopy !req
2252. Don't lead me on
if there's nowhereCopy !req
2253. For you to take meCopy !req
2254. If lovin'you
would have to beCopy !req
2255. A sometime thingCopy !req
2256. I can't put bars
on my insidesCopy !req
2257. My love is somethin'
I can't hideCopy !req
2258. It still hurtsCopy !req
2259. When I recall
the times I've triedCopy !req
2260. But I'm easyCopy !req
2261. Yeah, I'm easyCopy !req
2262. Take my hand
and pull me downCopy !req
2263. I won't put up any fightCopy !req
2264. Because I'm easyCopy !req
2265. Don't do me favorsCopy !req
2266. Let me watch you
from a distanceCopy !req
2267. 'Cause when you're nearCopy !req
2268. I find it hard
to keep my headCopy !req
2269. And when your eyes
throw light at mineCopy !req
2270. It's enough to change my mindCopy !req
2271. Make me leave my cautious words
and ways behindCopy !req
2272. That's why I'm easyCopy !req
2273. Yeah, I'm easyCopy !req
2274. Say you want me
I'll come runnin'Copy !req
2275. Without takin'time to thinkCopy !req
2276. Because I'm easyCopy !req
2277. Yeah, I'm easyCopy !req
2278. Take my hand
and pull me downCopy !req
2279. I won't put up any fightCopy !req
2280. Because I'm easyCopy !req
2281. Yeah, I'm easyCopy !req
2282. Give the word
I'll play your gameCopy !req
2283. As though
that's how it oughta beCopy !req
2284. Because I'm easyCopy !req
2285. Do it to it.Copy !req
2286. - Hi.
- Hi!Copy !req
2287. I'm gonna sing you all
a song Barbara Jean wrote.Copy !req
2288. Just wanna get comfortable.Copy !req
2289. It's called, uh,
"One, I Love You. "Copy !req
2290. Oh, you got that right, babe!Copy !req
2291. When I feel my life perishingCopy !req
2292. I call you on the phoneCopy !req
2293. You always fix me upCopy !req
2294. When I get brokenCopy !req
2295. 'Cause every time
that I got hurtCopy !req
2296. And went out of controlCopy !req
2297. You knew the fears I feltCopy !req
2298. Before I spoke 'emCopy !req
2299. Boo! Come on, now!Copy !req
2300. - What is this, some Walker rip-off?
- One, I love youCopy !req
2301. Two
I'm thinkin'of youCopy !req
2302. Three
I'll never let you goCopy !req
2303. Boo! Come on! Take it off!Copy !req
2304. And four, I miss youCopy !req
2305. Five, I wanna kiss youCopy !req
2306. SixCopy !req
2307. I won't leave you no moreCopy !req
2308. - Did you tell Trout what you wanted?
- Did I? It was your job.Copy !req
2309. - I know.
- I assumed he knew what...Copy !req
2310. Well, I didn't think
it was gonna be any problem.Copy !req
2311. Four, I miss youCopy !req
2312. - Five, I wanna kiss you
- Take your clothes off!Copy !req
2313. SixCopy !req
2314. I won't leave you no moreCopy !req
2315. Let's see some tit!Copy !req
2316. Come on!
What is this?Copy !req
2317. Come on back here, baby!Copy !req
2318. - What's the matter, hon?
- I don't understand what's goin' on.Copy !req
2319. Didn't Trout tell you
you're supposed to strip?Copy !req
2320. I'm a singer!Copy !req
2321. Listen.
Listen, listen, listen.Copy !req
2322. Go finish the show
like you told Trout you'd do,Copy !req
2323. and I'll set it up
so you can sing at the Parthenon.Copy !req
2324. You can sing in the Parthenon
with Barbara Jean.Copy !req
2325. - Go finish the show...
- I get to sing with Barbara Jean?Copy !req
2326. Yes, you are...
Yes, you will.Copy !req
2327. I'll take care of it. Go finish the
show like you told Trout you'd do.Copy !req
2328. Okay?Copy !req
2329. These fellas really like you.Copy !req
2330. I'm gonna be as big a star
as Barbara Jean is one day.Copy !req
2331. - I know you are. You can't miss.
- Go on, now.Copy !req
2332. Come on, let's do it!
Start the show!Copy !req
2333. Whoo! Hey!
All right! All right!Copy !req
2334. You're my mama!Copy !req
2335. All right!Copy !req
2336. Whoo! Hey, hey, hey!Copy !req
2337. But I'm easyCopy !req
2338. Yeah, I'm easyCopy !req
2339. Take my hand
and pull me downCopy !req
2340. I won't put up any fightCopy !req
2341. Because I'm easyCopy !req
2342. Want to learn how to say
something in sign language?Copy !req
2343. Yeah.
How do you say "I love you"?Copy !req
2344. Well, you could say...
Shorthand for it is...Copy !req
2345. This is shorthand.Copy !req
2346. Or you could say, "I,"
you could say, "love you. "Copy !req
2347. - "I love you"?
- Mm-hmm.Copy !req
2348. Or you could just say,
"I'm happy I met you. "Copy !req
2349. - I'm happy I met you.
- Right.Copy !req
2350. Say you want me
I'll come runnin'Copy !req
2351. - Without takin'time to think
- Phew.Copy !req
2352. - How can you smoke those things?
- 'Cause I'm easyCopy !req
2353. - It's easy.
- Yeah, I'm easyCopy !req
2354. Let me have a drag.Copy !req
2355. - Do you smoke?
- No.Copy !req
2356. Well, what do you want
to do that for?Copy !req
2357. Yeah, I'm easyCopy !req
2358. Give the word
I'll play your gameCopy !req
2359. - Doesn't look good.
- No?Copy !req
2360. - Mm-mmm.
- So what?Copy !req
2361. Because I'm easyCopy !req
2362. - Tom, I have to go.
- Oh.Copy !req
2363. Can't you just call him,
tell him you're hung up?Copy !req
2364. No, I can't.Copy !req
2365. - Couldn't you stay another hour?
- No.Copy !req
2366. I just can't.Copy !req
2367. This is the long-distance operator.Copy !req
2368. - You want this charged to your room?
- Yeah, please.Copy !req
2369. - And your room number, please?
- 112.Copy !req
2370. - Hello.
- Hey.Copy !req
2371. - How you doin'?
- Oh, wow.Copy !req
2372. Listen, I'm real sorry
I left the way I did.Copy !req
2373. Oh, wow.Copy !req
2374. It's really nice to talk to you.
It's okay.Copy !req
2375. It's nice to talk to you too.Copy !req
2376. - What are you doing?
- I'm thinkin'about you.Copy !req
2377. You are? Well...Copy !req
2378. Listen, can you come down here?Copy !req
2379. - When?
- Tonight.Copy !req
2380. - Oh, Tom, I can't do that.
- Why not?Copy !req
2381. We have an opening at the museum
tomorrow. I can't leave my job.Copy !req
2382. Why don't you quit?
I'm makin'bread here.Copy !req
2383. We tried that before.
It doesn't work. I need to be busy.Copy !req
2384. I'll wait for you here.
When are you coming back?Copy !req
2385. About a week.Copy !req
2386. Okay, well, just...
just come on back.Copy !req
2387. Move back in.
It's fine.Copy !req
2388. I miss you.Copy !req
2389. I really do.Copy !req
2390. New York's really been nice.
It's missed you too.Copy !req
2391. The weather's been terrific.Copy !req
2392. I went sailing.Copy !req
2393. - Yeah.
- What's that?Copy !req
2394. That's just room service.Copy !req
2395. There's 50 cents on the desk there.
Just pick it up.Copy !req
2396. - Big tipper.
- Yeah, well, times are hard.Copy !req
2397. Right, all that money. You couldn't
afford to bring me down there.Copy !req
2398. - Yeah. Well, see you in a week.
- I love you, Tom.Copy !req
2399. This it, honey?Copy !req
2400. Be careful gettin' out.Copy !req
2401. Hey.Copy !req
2402. Hey! Hey, wait just a minute.
Just hold it, will ya.Copy !req
2403. Now...Copy !req
2404. I know you don't do that
all the time, I...Copy !req
2405. I wanna tell you
that I just... I mean...Copy !req
2406. Me personally, boy, I...Copy !req
2407. You know, I'd just like to kiss you
all over, every place.Copy !req
2408. You know what I'm telling you?Copy !req
2409. - I think you...
- Sueleen?Copy !req
2410. You okay?Copy !req
2411. Shit, man.Copy !req
2412. Didn't your mama
teach you no manners?Copy !req
2413. Who was that?Copy !req
2414. What's the matter with you?
Ain't you gonna talk to me?Copy !req
2415. Did it go all right?Copy !req
2416. - Oh, Wade.
- What?Copy !req
2417. I had to do me a striptease tonight
in front of all those men...Copy !req
2418. in order to get to sing
at the Parthenon with Barbara Jean.Copy !req
2419. Oh, shit, Sueleen, I...Copy !req
2420. That's dreadful!
That's terrible, girl!Copy !req
2421. I mean...Copy !req
2422. I don't know how to tell you this,
but I been meanin' to...Copy !req
2423. you can't sing.Copy !req
2424. You may as well face the fact
you cannot sing.Copy !req
2425. You ain't never gon' be no star.
I wish you'd give it up.Copy !req
2426. They gon' kill ya. They gon' tear
your heart out if you keep on.Copy !req
2427. They gon' walk on your soul, girl.Copy !req
2428. - What are you talkin' about?
- You can't sing.Copy !req
2429. - Do you understand that?
- Yeah? You wanna make a bet?Copy !req
2430. You wanna come to the Parthenon
and watch me sing with Barbara Jean?Copy !req
2431. - I am leavin' for Detroit Wednesday.
- You just come and watch, Wade.Copy !req
2432. I'm leavin' for Detroit, and if
you wanna go you just come on.Copy !req
2433. - They gonna kill you in this town.
- Well, you come and see.Copy !req
2434. - They gon' use you. You know that.
- Bye, Wade.Copy !req
2435. Dumb bitch.
I don't know why I stick around.Copy !req
2436. She just makes me so goddamn mad
I could spit.Copy !req
2437. Little more than a year ago,Copy !req
2438. a man named Hal Phillip Walker...Copy !req
2439. excited a group of college students
with some questions:Copy !req
2440. Have you stood
on a high and windy hill...Copy !req
2441. and heard the acorns drop and roll?Copy !req
2442. Have you walked in the valley
beside the brook,Copy !req
2443. walked alone and remembered?Copy !req
2444. Does Christmas
smell like oranges to you?Copy !req
2445. In a commencement speech such
questions were fitting, perhaps,Copy !req
2446. but hardly the material with which
to launch a presidential campaign.Copy !req
2447. Even those who pay
close attention to politics...Copy !req
2448. probably saw Hal Phillip Walker
and his Replacement Party...Copy !req
2449. as a bit of frost
on the hillside...Copy !req
2450. summer, if not late spring,
would surely do away with all that.Copy !req
2451. Well, now that summer,Copy !req
2452. along with presidential primaries,
is heavy upon us...Copy !req
2453. and the frost is still there,Copy !req
2454. perhaps we should take
a closer look.Copy !req
2455. Hal Phillip Walker is,
in a way, a mystery man.Copy !req
2456. Out of nowhere, with a handful
of students and scarcely any pros,Copy !req
2457. he's managed to win
three presidential primaries...Copy !req
2458. and is given a fighting chance
to take a fourth... Tennessee.Copy !req
2459. A win in that state would
take on added significance,Copy !req
2460. for only once in the last 50 years
has Tennessee failed to vote...Copy !req
2461. for the winning
presidential candidate.Copy !req
2462. No doubt many Americans,
especially party liners,Copy !req
2463. wish that Hal Phillip Walker
would go away,Copy !req
2464. disappear like the natural frost...Copy !req
2465. and come again at
some more convenient season.Copy !req
2466. But wherever he may be going,Copy !req
2467. it seems sure Hal Phillip Walker
is not going away,Copy !req
2468. for there is genuine appeal...Copy !req
2469. and it must be related
to the raw courage of this man...Copy !req
2470. running for president, willing
to battle vast oil companies,Copy !req
2471. eliminate subsidies to farmers,Copy !req
2472. tax churches,
abolish the electoral college,Copy !req
2473. change the national anthem...Copy !req
2474. and remove lawyers from government,
especially from Congress.Copy !req
2475. At this point it'd be wise to say
most of us don't know the answer...Copy !req
2476. to Hal Phillip Walker,Copy !req
2477. but to answer
one of his questions,Copy !req
2478. as a matter of fact, Christmas has
always smelled like oranges to me.Copy !req
2479. Our country criesCopy !req
2480. For peace todayCopy !req
2481. There's trouble inCopy !req
2482. The U.S.A.Copy !req
2483. WatergateCopy !req
2484. Is the sound that ringsCopy !req
2485. Wonder whatCopy !req
2486. This year will bringCopy !req
2487. - You're going the wrong way!
- Wonder whatCopy !req
2488. This year will bringCopy !req
2489. - All y'all goin' the wrong way!
- Will there be sadnessCopy !req
2490. Tears or painCopy !req
2491. Or will the sunCopy !req
2492. Refuse to shineCopy !req
2493. Wonder whatCopy !req
2494. This year will bringCopy !req
2495. Down in NashvilleCopy !req
2496. I heard todayCopy !req
2497. A shortage of foodCopy !req
2498. Is on its wayCopy !req
2499. While up in DenverCopy !req
2500. Gas shortage ringsCopy !req
2501. Lord, I wonder whatCopy !req
2502. - This year will bring
- You may have to sit out here.Copy !req
2503. That's all right, John.Copy !req
2504. - Give me time to work on my speech.
- Okay, thank you.Copy !req
2505. Hi. How are you?
Good to see you.Copy !req
2506. Or will the sunCopy !req
2507. Refuse to shineCopy !req
2508. - Delbert, how's it going?
- Hi, John. How are you?Copy !req
2509. - Can I say hello?
- He's working on his speech.Copy !req
2510. - We'll do that later.
- Right.Copy !req
2511. - He's gonna wait there?
- He'll sit out there for a minute.Copy !req
2512. - Anybody here yet?
- Yeah, some of the people.Copy !req
2513. - Barnett?
- He oughta be here quick.Copy !req
2514. This building was originally here...Copy !req
2515. It was made out of lumber
and plaster of Paris.Copy !req
2516. - Oh, yeah?
- This whole big building...Copy !req
2517. See, they built it for
a centennial celebration,Copy !req
2518. and people liked this,
they didn't want it torn down.Copy !req
2519. Nashville got to be called
the Athens of the South.Copy !req
2520. - They sorta took to that.
- Because of this building?Copy !req
2521. - Yeah, right.
- Oh, that's good.Copy !req
2522. Then they had to rebuild it. This
was built right before I was born.Copy !req
2523. Whoo!
Gonna be a scorcher.Copy !req
2524. The park police control all this.Copy !req
2525. What's all these chairs?
We don't need all these chairs.Copy !req
2526. - This ain't no band here, right?
- What's the matter, man?Copy !req
2527. I don't...
I don't believe it!Copy !req
2528. What's the matter?Copy !req
2529. Are you guys jerkin' me around?
Do you see what I see, or am I...Copy !req
2530. What the hell is that sign
doin' up there, Triple?Copy !req
2531. We had some ground rules.Copy !req
2532. No political signs,
no advertisements, no noth...Copy !req
2533. What the hell are you doin', huh?
Go about your business.Copy !req
2534. I have abided by all the ground
rules you laid down, Barnett.Copy !req
2535. I have Walker sitting out
behind this place like an idiot!Copy !req
2536. Well, he can sit out in the sun
and parch for all I care!Copy !req
2537. My wife ain't well! I brought her
out of a hospital bed to be here!Copy !req
2538. You gave me some truth! You're
full of it, just like your man!Copy !req
2539. - I have abided by every ground rule.
- Except what?Copy !req
2540. She ain't gonna appear here
with that sign up there!Copy !req
2541. - I have busted my ass for you!
- I'm gonna bust your ass too!Copy !req
2542. I am through with it!
Take your wife and take a walk!Copy !req
2543. I'll tell these people
she's not going to appear again!Copy !req
2544. - Well, go on and do it!
- Okay, take a walk, and I'll do it.Copy !req
2545. You'd do that, huh? You'd put
a knife in my wife's back like that?Copy !req
2546. You're putting the knife in
her back, buster. You're doing it.Copy !req
2547. I have not got time to take the sign
down and put it back up again!Copy !req
2548. What are you hollerin' about?
You tryin' to embarrass me?Copy !req
2549. I'm tryin' to be heard.Copy !req
2550. Well, get these chairs off
and we'll talk about it.Copy !req
2551. - I'll take care of it.
- Delbert... Where is that rat?Copy !req
2552. What are you hiding for,
you little rat?Copy !req
2553. And grant us so
to serve thee by day...Copy !req
2554. that we may find
eternal fellowship with them...Copy !req
2555. through Him who died
and rose again for us all,Copy !req
2556. Jesus Christ, our Lord.Copy !req
2557. Amen.Copy !req
2558. Mr. Green, it's not over.Copy !req
2559. - I'm going to find Martha.
- What for?Copy !req
2560. She owes some respect to Esther.Copy !req
2561. Ladies and gentlemen,
Barbara Jean and Haven Hamilton.Copy !req
2562. When I feel my life perishingCopy !req
2563. I call you on the phoneCopy !req
2564. I always fix you upCopy !req
2565. When you get brokenCopy !req
2566. 'Cause every time
that I got hurtCopy !req
2567. And went out of controlCopy !req
2568. I knew the fears you feltCopy !req
2569. Before you spoke themCopy !req
2570. You tell meCopy !req
2571. One, I love youCopy !req
2572. Two
I'm thinkin' of youCopy !req
2573. Three
I'll never let you goCopy !req
2574. And four, I miss youCopy !req
2575. Five, I wanna kiss youCopy !req
2576. Six
I won't leave you no moreCopy !req
2577. When I feel my life vanishin'Copy !req
2578. Like waves upon the sandCopy !req
2579. With nothin'to replace itCopy !req
2580. But inventionCopy !req
2581. So I make
my rhymes and I sing my songsCopy !req
2582. Still they don't understandCopy !req
2583. You can't find her here.Copy !req
2584. I'll find her.Copy !req
2585. - I'd sing ya
- One, I love youCopy !req
2586. Two
I'm thinkin'of youCopy !req
2587. Three
I'll never let you goCopy !req
2588. And four, I miss youCopy !req
2589. Five, I wanna kiss youCopy !req
2590. Six, I won't
leave you no moreCopy !req
2591. One, I love youCopy !req
2592. Two
I'm thinkin'of youCopy !req
2593. Three
I'll never let you goCopy !req
2594. And four, I miss youCopy !req
2595. Five, I wanna kiss youCopy !req
2596. Six
I won't leave you no moreCopy !req
2597. Six
I won't leave youCopy !req
2598. No moreCopy !req
2599. Six
I won't leave youCopy !req
2600. No mo-o-oreCopy !req
2601. Thank you, ladies and gentlemen.Copy !req
2602. Mama and DaddyCopy !req
2603. Raised me with lovin' careCopy !req
2604. They sacrificedCopy !req
2605. So I could have
a better shareCopy !req
2606. They fed me and nursed meCopy !req
2607. And sent me to schoolCopy !req
2608. Mama taught me how to singCopy !req
2609. Daddy lived the Golden RuleCopy !req
2610. When I think of the children
alone and afraidCopy !req
2611. Abandoned and wild
like a fatherless childCopy !req
2612. I think of my mamaCopy !req
2613. And how she could singCopy !req
2614. Harmony with my daddyCopy !req
2615. Our laughter would ringCopy !req
2616. Down the highwaysCopy !req
2617. On the beachesCopy !req
2618. Just as far
as memory reachesCopy !req
2619. I still hear Daddy
singin'his old army songsCopy !req
2620. We'd laugh and count horsesCopy !req
2621. As we drove alongCopy !req
2622. We were young then
We were togetherCopy !req
2623. We could bear floods and fireCopy !req
2624. And bad weatherCopy !req
2625. And now that I'm olderCopy !req
2626. Grown up, on my ownCopy !req
2627. I still love
Mama and Daddy bestCopy !req
2628. And my Idaho homeCopy !req
2629. Mama grew upCopy !req
2630. On the prairies of KansasCopy !req
2631. She was tender and sweetCopy !req
2632. The dust and tornadoes
blew 'round herCopy !req
2633. But they left her
straight up on her feetCopy !req
2634. My daddy grew up on his own
more or lessCopy !req
2635. His mama died
when he was just 11Copy !req
2636. He had seven sisters
to raise himCopy !req
2637. But he dreamed
of his mama in heavenCopy !req
2638. His daddy drank whiskey
and had a sharp eyeCopy !req
2639. He sold chicken medicine
farmers would buyCopy !req
2640. Together they hunted
the fields and the farmsCopy !req
2641. When his daddy died
my daddy rest in my mama's armsCopy !req
2642. Down the highwaysCopy !req
2643. On the beachesCopy !req
2644. Just as far
as memory reachesCopy !req
2645. I still hear Daddy
singin' his old army songsCopy !req
2646. We'd laugh and count horsesCopy !req
2647. As we drove alongCopy !req
2648. We were young thenCopy !req
2649. We were togetherCopy !req
2650. We could bear
floods and fireCopy !req
2651. And bad weatherCopy !req
2652. And now that I'm olderCopy !req
2653. Grown up, on my ownCopy !req
2654. I still love
Mama and Daddy bestCopy !req
2655. And my Idaho homeCopy !req
2656. And now that I'm olderCopy !req
2657. Grown up, on my ownCopy !req
2658. I still love
my Mama and Daddy bestCopy !req
2659. And my Idaho homeCopy !req
2660. For Mama and Daddy.Copy !req
2661. Thank you.Copy !req
2662. Thank you so much,
ladies and gentlemen.Copy !req
2663. - Thank you.
- Wonderful! Wonderful!Copy !req
2664. Let's hear it for Barbara Jean!
Wonderful!Copy !req
2665. Get that gun!Copy !req
2666. I'm all right.
You get her. You get her.Copy !req
2667. - Dad?
- Bud, help her off. I'm all right.Copy !req
2668. - Get Walker out of here!
- Get Walker outta here!Copy !req
2669. Get off your asses!Copy !req
2670. Watch her head!Copy !req
2671. Y'all take it easy now.
This isn't Dallas, it's Nashville.Copy !req
2672. This is Nashville.
You show 'em what we're made of.Copy !req
2673. They can't do this to us
here in Nashville.Copy !req
2674. Okay, everybody, sing!Copy !req
2675. Come on, somebody, sing!Copy !req
2676. No, I'm fine. You sing.
You stay here and play.Copy !req
2677. - Somebody sing. Somebody sing.
- You've been hurt.Copy !req
2678. - I'm gonna get somebody to help you.
- Somebody sing.Copy !req
2679. Sing!Copy !req
2680. I think you've been hurt.Copy !req
2681. Watch your step there.
Watch your step there.Copy !req
2682. Come on, easy, easy.Copy !req
2683. - I can't stop that blood, man!
- You got a car or somethin'?Copy !req
2684. They say this trainCopy !req
2685. Don't give out ridesCopy !req
2686. It don't worry meCopy !req
2687. Martha! Martha!Copy !req
2688. And all the world
is takin' sidesCopy !req
2689. - It don't worry me
- What happened?Copy !req
2690. Can you please tell me
what happened?Copy !req
2691. 'Cause in my empire
life is sweetCopy !req
2692. Just ask any bum you meetCopy !req
2693. - Life may be a one-way street
- Is there anybody who can help us?Copy !req
2694. But it don't worry meCopy !req
2695. Come on, everybody sing.Copy !req
2696. It don't worry meCopy !req
2697. It don't worry meCopy !req
2698. You may say I ain't freeCopy !req
2699. It don't worry meCopy !req
2700. Come on!
It don't worry meCopy !req
2701. It don't worry meCopy !req
2702. You may say I ain't freeCopy !req
2703. - But it don't worry me
- It's not gon' worry meCopy !req
2704. The price of bread
may worry someCopy !req
2705. It don't worry meCopy !req
2706. Tax relief may never comeCopy !req
2707. It don't worry meCopy !req
2708. - Economy's depressed, not me
- I need you. Come on.Copy !req
2709. - My spirit's high as it can be
- Come on down here.Copy !req
2710. You may say I ain't freeCopy !req
2711. It don't worry meCopy !req
2712. No, it don't worry meCopy !req
2713. It don't worry meCopy !req
2714. You may say I ain't freeCopy !req
2715. It don't worry meCopy !req
2716. Ohhhh, it don'tCopy !req
2717. Worry meCopy !req
2718. It don't worry meCopy !req
2719. You may say I ain't freeCopy !req
2720. It don't worry meCopy !req
2721. It don't worry meCopy !req
2722. It don't worry meCopy !req
2723. You may say I ain't freeCopy !req
2724. - But it don't worry me
- It don't worry meCopy !req
2725. It don't worry me, noCopy !req
2726. It don't worry meCopy !req
2727. You might say
that I ain't freeCopy !req
2728. - But it don't worry me
- It's not gonna worry meCopy !req
2729. - It don't worry me
- Now, if we don't live peaceful,Copy !req
2730. - It don't worry me
- there's gonna be nothin'left...Copy !req
2731. except Clorox bottles
and plastic fly swatters...Copy !req
2732. But it don't worry meCopy !req
2733. - It don't worry me
- Why not?Copy !req
2734. It don't worry meCopy !req
2735. You may say I ain't freeCopy !req
2736. Well, it don't worry meCopy !req
2737. Come on, everybody!Copy !req
2738. - It don't worry me
- That's right.Copy !req
2739. It don't worry meCopy !req
2740. You might say I ain't freeCopy !req
2741. It don't worry meCopy !req
2742. It don't worry meCopy !req
2743. It don't worry meCopy !req
2744. You may say that I ain't freeCopy !req
2745. - But it don't worry me
- It's not gon' worry usCopy !req
2746. It don't worry meCopy !req
2747. It don't worry meCopy !req
2748. You may say that I ain't freeCopy !req
2749. - But it don't worry me
- It's not gonna worry meCopy !req
2750. Ain't gonna be nothin'
left in our graves...Copy !req
2751. except fly swatters
with red dots on 'em.Copy !req
2752. - That's right!
- You may sayCopy !req
2753. That I ain't freeCopy !req
2754. - But it don't worry me
- It don't worry meCopy !req
2755. It don't worry meCopy !req
2756. It don't worry meCopy !req
2757. You may say that I ain't freeCopy !req
2758. But it don't worry meCopy !req
2759. It don't worry meCopy !req
2760. It don't worry meCopy !req
2761. You may say that I ain't...Copy !req
2762. You may say that I ain't...Copy !req
2763. The price of breadCopy !req
2764. May worry someCopy !req
2765. But it don't worry meCopy !req
2766. And tax reliefCopy !req
2767. May never comeCopy !req
2768. But it don't worry meCopy !req
2769. Economy's depressed, not meCopy !req
2770. Spirit's highCopy !req
2771. As it can beCopy !req
2772. And you may sayCopy !req
2773. That I ain't freeCopy !req
2774. But it don't worry meCopy !req
2775. They say this trainCopy !req
2776. Don't give out ridesCopy !req
2777. But it don't worry meCopy !req
2778. And all the worldCopy !req
2779. Is takin'sidesCopy !req
2780. But it don't worry meCopy !req
2781. 'Cause in my empireCopy !req
2782. Life is sweetCopy !req
2783. Just ask any 'bo
that you might meetCopy !req
2784. Life may beCopy !req
2785. A one-way streetCopy !req
2786. But it don't worry meCopy !req
2787. It don't worry meCopy !req
2788. It don't worry meCopy !req
2789. You may sayCopy !req
2790. That I ain't freeCopy !req
2791. But it don't worry meCopy !req
2792. It don't worry meCopy !req
2793. I ain't gonna be worried.Copy !req
2794. It don't worry meCopy !req
2795. No, not meCopy !req
2796. You may sayCopy !req
2797. That I ain't freeCopy !req
2798. But it don't worry meCopy !req
2799. I got a smile on my faceCopy !req
2800. It don't worry meCopy !req
2801. I'm gonna walk
with my head held highCopy !req
2802. It don't worry meCopy !req
2803. You know whyCopy !req
2804. You may sayCopy !req
2805. That I ain't freeCopy !req
2806. But it don't worry meCopy !req
2807. Let me hear you sing itCopy !req
2808. It don't worry meCopy !req
2809. NoCopy !req
2810. It don't worry meCopy !req
2811. I'll be smilin', smilin'Copy !req
2812. You may sayCopy !req
2813. That I ain't freeCopy !req
2814. But it don't worry meCopy !req
2815. Hey, hey, hey, yeahCopy !req
2816. It don't worry meCopy !req
2817. Oh, noCopy !req
2818. It don't worry meCopy !req
2819. You may sayCopy !req
2820. That I ain't freeCopy !req
2821. But it don't worry meCopy !req
2822. Sing along, singin'Copy !req
2823. It don't worry meCopy !req
2824. It don't worry meCopy !req
2825. You may sayCopy !req
2826. That I ain't freeCopy !req
2827. But it don't worry meCopy !req
2828. It don't worry meCopy !req
2829. I'm gonna walk
with my head held highCopy !req
2830. It don't worry meCopy !req
2831. Ohhh-ohh-ohhCopy !req
2832. You may sayCopy !req
2833. That I ain't freeCopy !req
2834. But it don't worry meCopy !req
2835. Nice and easyCopy !req
2836. It don't worry meCopy !req
2837. I'm smilin'Copy !req
2838. It don't worry meCopy !req
2839. No more cryin'Copy !req
2840. You may sayCopy !req
2841. That I ain't freeCopy !req
2842. But it don'tCopy !req
2843. WorryCopy !req
2844. MeCopy !req