[falsetto] %% hoo-ah-oh-ah ooh-ooh-ooh %%
%% woo-woo-woo %%
%% hoo-ah-oh-ah ooh-ooh-ooh %%
%% woo-woo-woo %%
%% woo-hoo hoo-ee-ooh %%
%% yap-wha-hoo %%
%% eee-ah-ooh-ow %%
%% ha-woo %%
[continues yodeling]
[yodeling fades out]
[people conversing indistinctly]
Woman 1: Hi. Woman 2: Hi, nice to see you.
Man 1: I think it's gonna go really well.
A lot of good people.
Just point them out. --Mr. Wilson.
And I know John in back. I know.
[people speaking indistinctly]
I'm gonna mingle. Okay.
See you later. Good luck.
Congratulations. Thank you.
Auctioneer: So now we're on to the third
Of three pieces by Zeppelin Krespo tonight.
I believe this to be the best one,
At least the most interesting and unusual.
This is what Krespo called the head trumpet painting.
Or sometimes a flu bug painting.
These were made during a very brief period
Between Krespo's incarcerations.
And when public health records first indicated
The diagnosis of autism.
This painting, lot number 21, is titled
My true love. True, true, true.
Let's start the bidding for this amazing work
At $7000.
Ladies and gentlemen, do I have $7000
For this wonderful Krespo?
Thank you, ma'am.
Can I have $7500 for a good cause?
Seventy-five hundred Bernadette has on the phone.
Do I have $8000?
Eight thousand dollars in the back row.
Sir with the hat, thank you very much.
You like this one?
Auctioneer: Let's get it to eighty-five hundred. Eighty-five hundred?
Come on, I know there's money in this crowd. Thank you, sir.
Nine thousand dollars for this beautiful piece...
Makes me happy.
Auctioneer: Thank you very much, sir. Nine thousand.
Ninety-five hundred...
But I'm gonna buy the UFO.
Auctioneer: Ninety-five hundred Bernadette has on the phone.
Do I have $10,000?
[Syreeta's "Harmour Love" playing]
%% it's a bright, it's a light it's a so outta sight %%
%% it's a feeling, all right morning, noon or night %%
%% it's the best thing in life that you don't have to buy %%
%% it's a funny, funny feeling down in your heart %%
%% it's a neat, it's a treat it's a something that's sweet %%
%% it's the one thing in life that will never be beat %%
%% it's a once it's inside you it loses the key %%
%% that's that funny, funny feeling down in your heart %%
%% it's a lu-uh-uh-ove it's a lu-uh-uh-ove %%
%% it's a lu-uh-uh-ove %%
%% it's the funny, funny feeling down in your heart %%
%% let it in %%
%% to your heart and you'll feel this funny feeling %%
%% let it in %%
%% and together we'll join in Harmour Love %%
%% let it in... %%
Where did you come from?
Pfaftown, North Carolina.
%% let it smile on the outside %%
%% and sing in Harmour Love %%
[music fades out]
[tires screech]
All right, y'all, I'll be out here.
All right.
Man 1: This is it. Man 2: Yeah.
Man 1: This is it. [chuckles]
[knock on door]
Mr. Wark.
[knocks on door]
Hello?
[in North Carolinian accent] a tweeleree repeating rifle.
I don't guess you ever heard of that have before, have ya?
Man 1: No, sir, I haven't.
Wark: Well, I reckon
You never have
Because it come to me in a vision.
Now, here I couldn't finish Lee's cock on the front,
So I painted it around on the back.
Man 2: That's general Lee's cock?
Yeah.
Now, this other one over here...
Man 1: Madeleine, he is really great.
I'm serious. We just saw--
This stuff is-- it's excellent.
And when people hear his ideas, it's gonna--
[in British accent] can I talk to him?
Well, we're outside right now. I'm standing outside.
We were just inside, and he's got-- he has tons of stuff.
And I'm telling you, it's gonna bowl people over.
Okay, you know what, don't-- don't crowd him.
I've heard he's really shy. Can you e-mail me pictures?
Find some place. Go to a Kinko’s or something.
Hey, Madeleine?
This is Bill Mooney, do you remember me?
Oh, of course I do.
I just-- I wanna put my two cents in
That I agree that
Wark is much better for you than Micheaux would be.
And I think that you should come down here yourself, maybe.
Because I think he would really be into that.
And I think it would make a big difference.
Oh.
Okay.
Um, you know-- you are so great.
Really, let me think about it and-- and I'll call you back.
Okay, bye.
He says he thinks it would make a difference
If I went down there.
Is this the Battle of Antietam?
Which one?
Oh, yeah.
I recognize the corn fields.
I love all the dog heads and... And computers.
And all the scrotums.
Away on the sea I fear life goes for me
Viewing sea spray and white caps astern
Oh! A stout heart, my love pray God grants to me
And a promise of my safe return
You know who wrote that?
Who wrote that?
Glow-Ray.
You don't know her, do you?
I've never heard of her. Tell me.
That's because she come to me in a dream.
I dreamed that.
And I put it in the mouth of a nigger slave
Right there in that picture
Of getting captured.
Bless his heart. [dog barking]
Who is that out there?
Oh.
That's my husband, George. You met him.
Wark: He got a nice face.
Madeleine: Oh, he's from here.
His family live not too far away.
The Johnstons. Have you heard of them?
Wark: I see a face, and it sticks in my head,
And I paint it.
I'll paint your legs if you want.
Put them in a painting, I mean.
Cause you got purty legs.
Wark: You ever heard that before?
Madeleine: Yeah.
Wark: I bet you have.
[%%]
Madeleine: I'm not kidding. I thought I died and gone to Heaven.
Yeah, I'll, like, give him a day maybe,
And then I'm gonna call.
Oh, make sure that you, um...
Overnight the cheerwine.
"cheer" like "cheerleader," today.
I want him to have it immediately.
It's, like, his favorite soda pop.
It's regional. You can only get it down here.
George says you can only get it down here.
So do that.
Okay, bye.
If this happens... Oh, my God.
It will.
[gasps]
Oh, I think I'm in love.
It will! [laughs]
George: Whoo!
[chuckles]
[machine droning]
I'm gonna make her a bird.
Where're the cigarettes?
Top of the fridge.
Where?
Woman: Right there.
I can't find them.
Then we're out.
Found 'em.
I told you they were there.
[sighs]
We're out of cigarettes. You got any matches?
No.
Well, can I use your lighter?
Perhaps?
[sighs]
Thanks.
Don't mention it.
Oh, for--!
Are you too busy to help out?
You're too busy with them coming any minute.
And I know I can't even ask you what's new,
Because if it ain't on the sports pages
Or in the funnies,
You do not know about it.
Holy cow.
Did you eat all the rest
Of my eggs?
What did you do with my eggs?
Stuffed them up my butt.
How come every time I read the paper, you bother me?
Woman: Go away. I'm back.
Can't spread it out anywhere else!
You've got your own room.
You seen the shit she's got in there?
Where have you been?
Gone.
Did you go to the store?
Yeah.
You remember to get my vantages?
No, I forgot.
I figured you would.
Boy: No cigarettes
In the whole damn house.
And no eggs.
Where's Ashley?
How should I know?
What?
[sighs]
[%%]
Have you met her?
She thin?
How could I have met her, Ashley?
Use your head.
I bet she is thin.
I bet she's prettier than I am too.
I just know I'm gonna hate her.
I can't wait.
Oh, did you know that I lost two more pounds?
Yesterday, all I had to eat was a hot dog
With a little bit of mustard
And no bun.
And I think you could tell that I lost some weight.
Johnny, look.
It's got exercises you can do during your pregnancy.
It's got 14 exercises you can do after you give birth
To flatten your stomach.
Isn't that great?
Are you making that for them?
Yes. Oh.
Now, don't mess. Go sit. Or somethin'.
I can't! I'm too excited.
Ashley... What's she like?
Sit down.
Have you thought of anything, huh?
'cause I know if we have a little boy
That we'll name him Johnny.
But I was thinking that if we have a girl,
We can name her Johnny, too,
But just spell it with an I.
What do you think?
I think it's stupid.
Well...
So are you.
You're stupid too.
Mm.
[giggles]
Johnny, Ashley, pat, Eugene.
Peg.
Peg... What did I say?
What did I say?
I'll be fine, right?
I'll be fine.
Was that a car door?
Eugene: I think they're here.
They're here! They're here!
Peg: My Lord.
Whoo-hoo!
Peg: Oh, Lord. Damn it.
Look at this mess.
Are you comin'?
You haven't seen your brother in three years--
Johnny: Quit it!
I think you'd wanna know what's new
And welcome him home. For Heaven's sakes.
Come on, Eugene.
Peg: George is here.
Eugene: George is here.
[peg giggles]
Hi, you're here! You're here!
Right where we live.
Hi! Look at you.
Ashley: I know. Look at you.
You're here.
You're about to burst.
I know. I wrote you about it.
Look at you. You're so thin.
Hi, mama. Oh, darlin'.
I'm so glad to see you.
Thought you'd never get here.
Peg: Guess what's upstairs for you?
Mr. Johnston.
Hi.
Nice to meet you.
Wow, you're so beautiful.
Thank you.
Just for you. No.
Hi, pat.
Hi. How do you do?
Ashley: Hey, come on.
Do you diet?
No, I run. And swim.
Yeah?
Ashley: Wow.
[rubbing against wall]
Ooh. [glass shatters]
[gasps]
Peg: What was that? Ashley: Shh.
I smashed your birdie.
Oh, no, darling.
Ashley.
I bumped into the wall. I'm sorry.
We can replace it, can't we?
I declare, Ashley.
It actually wasn't--
No, I'll pick it up. Let me do it.
No, wait a minute. You go on upstairs.
I'll see if we got anything to feed you
After I clean up Ashley's mess.
He's still got three left.
Oh, no wonder he's thin.
She sure don't look like she can cook.
I love her.
Johnny?
I'm Madeleine.
I married George.
You got any cigarettes?
What? No. Oh, sorry.
I don't smoke.
George got any?
Oh, George doesn't smoke.
He give it up?
I can tell you're brothers. You're just as handsome.
He give up being an asshole yet?
Ashley: Madeleine?
What was that?
Ashley: Madeleine, I'd swim, too,
But I wouldn't be caught dead in a bathing suit like this.
See, I'm about to have a baby.
No. I am too.
Any day now.
But I got this exercise book,
And I'm trying to lose weight,
'cause Johnny hates it when I'm heavy.
And I can't stand it either.
Do you have any kids?
Madeleine: Oh, no, no. Ashley: No...
You ever been married before?
When did you and George get married?
It'll be exactly six months tomorrow.
I'll be damned.
I know. I-- I actually find it hard to believe myself.
How's Johnny?
Good.
He still, uh, working at replacements limited?
Still there.
Back living here.
It's good you come down here.
Ashley: I want to know everything to know about you.
I want you to tell us every little thing.
Madeleine: God, that would be so boring.
Not to me.
What...Makes...You...Tick?
Peg: All we got's dry cereal for ya.
That's fine, pat.
Can I do anything to help?
Peg: Oh, no. Uh-uh.
No, nobody messes in my kitchen.
Madeleine: Oh, okay.
Oh, pat, um, your little ceramic thing... It really wasn't--
Are you wearing any makeup?
'cause you could wear more if you wanted.
You're so tall. I'm fair.
But I like to experiment
With a lot of different looks.
Were you born in Chicago?
I was born right here. Lived here my whole life.
My favorite animal is the meerkat.
Do you know what they are? They're so cute.
Oh, they're-- I've got this little charm bracelet
With meerkats on it.
Did you have lots of boyfriends? I bet you did.
Ever try out for cheerleadin' or anything?
I tried out, but I didn't make it.
I was born in Japan.
You were not.
My father, uh, was in the diplomatic service.
And then we moved to Africa.
And then to Washington D.C. For a short while.
Then back to Africa.
And then to Chicago.
Wow.
What things did you like to do
When you were a little girl?
Like, what type of things?
Oh, reading...
And horseback riding--
At the same time?
No, I never tried it at the same time.
[laughs]
Do you have any brothers or sisters?
I have a half brother
But he's gone now,
So that's why this is pretty much my family.
And children are the most important thing.
They're just-- they're so important.
Can you still have kids?
Ashley.
Peg: Well, now, George wrote that you
Own a art museum or somethin'?
Oh, yes. Um, an outsider gallery...
[cell phone vibrating]
...Self-taught artists.
That's my cell phone.
Don't worry, I'll just call back.
And that's why were here, really.
We-- we drove down to meet--
Have you heard of this artist from pinnacle, David Wark?
"Whoak"?
Madeleine: Um, he lives about half an hour away.
Most people haven't heard of him yet, but...
Um, anyway, we drove down to meet him
For the gallery.
I wouldn't think you'd have to come all the way
From Chicago to find a good artist.
And I insisted to George.
I said, well, if we're this near, anyway,
Let's come here.
Peg: You drove all that way?
Madeleine: We stayed one night. We had sort of a little honeymoon.
And then last night, we stayed in Asheville.
Peg: You stayed in Asheville last night?
Yeah, last night.
Peg: Well...
Madeleine: We woke up early this morning to meet with David Wark.
And that's just so exciting.
He paints mostly his conceptions of the confederate war.
And it is extraordinary.
He's not schooled or trained,
And if you get him talking,
He just seems to go off on these ideas.
And it's strange because he sort of gets confused
With his own personal history and that of the world.
Mama peg does arts and crafts.
Oh. Uh-huh, that's great.
Oh, and George told me that you do woodworking, Mr. Johnston.
Peg: Just call him Eugene.
That's his name.
Eugene.
Ashley: Come on. Come on,
I wanna show you your room.
Madeleine: No, I'll get that.
Ashley: No, it's okay. I like to carry things. It's good for me.
I bet you went to college, huh?
Uh-huh.
I wanna go to college.
Here's y'all's room.
It's the nursery.
Oh.
Oh, you'll love this. Pa made that cradle.
Johnny helped him.
Of course, they need to paint it.
They made this? Yeah.
Here's the bathroom.
And we're gonna share that 'cause my bedroom's here.
If you get lonely at night,
And you wanna talk, you can just, you know--
Um, you can go like: [knocks]
Knock on the wall.
And then I'll know it's you, and I can come out, and...
We can talk and...
Shouldn't I tell pat
About her thing?
I-I should replace it.
No, don't worry about it.
She's got lots of 'em.
And I want her to like you.
And, Madeleine, you--
You keep calling her pat.
Her name's peg.
Oh, fuck.
Um...
I'm gonna let you alone right now.
Okay.
I wanna hear all about
How you and George met and everything.
Was it love at first sight?
Yeah.
Really?
Yeah, I saw him at the gallery, and...
A week later we were married.
I love that.
That is so...
Fucking cool, Madeleine.
Can I help you unpack?
Well, there you are. We thought we lost you, George.
Look at you.
You just light up a room.
Hey, man.
Hi.
Where are you goin'?
I'm late.
Some of us do real work, you know.
Where's Madeleine?
Sit down.
It's breakfast.
Johnny: Hi.
If you go to the mall, get the cliff notes for Huck Finn.
Oh, let's go to the mall.
I love that book. My favorite.
Don't you love it?
No, I'm gettin' the cliff notes.
It's for his GED. He didn't graduate high school.
We just loved each other too much to wait.
Ashley!
Do you ever stop it?
No.
I'll see you later.
How are you gettin' to work?
Norman's givin' me a ride.
You're fucking-- it's here.
[laughs uncomfortably]
Oh, let's go to the mall now.
Let's do. You'll love the mall.
It's got, like, a thousand fountains
And this fudge factory.
And it's got a Nike store and a Barnes & noble.
And I can show you Aladdin’s castle, which is this arcade
Where I first saw Johnny.
And there's Joanne’s nuthouse,
Which is where you get nuts and pecans and almonds...
[faintly] hey, guys, Madeleine wants to go to the mall.
[honks horn]
Johnny Johnston!
[honks horn]
Johnny Johnston!
Goddamn it! Johnny Johnston!
[%%]
Norman: Who's got panther pride? [chuckles]
Countdown, boys. Johnny...
200 more days.
Panther pride!
Panther!
Can't scratch those motherfuckers.
Hey!
Norman: Next year, I guaran-goddamn-tee it
They fuckin' at least go to the fuckin' super bowl again.
Guaran-goddamn-tee it.
I'm serious.
I will not get a girlfriend...
Ever.
I'm sick of it, goddamn it.
Tarra, have you ever--? Are you in love?
You're in love.
Yes, I'm in love now.
His name is Keith.
Norman: Why don't you ever bring him around here?
No, he's a professional football player.
Shut up. What position? Fullback.
Man: I worked with this one guy... He liked to go deer hunting.
He got a tick stuck on his anus.
He thought it was a hemorrhoid.
He kept putting
Preparation h on it for a week. Made it supple.
[laughing] he had his wife look at it,
And she screamed, "oh, my God.
It's a tick!"
He pulled it off and stomped it.
It wouldn't even crush because the preparation h made it so soft.
I don't know what love is, dude.
Man, my neighbors are just driving me up the wall.
And they're in love.
They're "technically" in love,
But they're fighting over, fuckin', a goddamn minidish.
Get a minidish, is all I'm saying.
Just get her a goddamn minidish.
Chuck: This is the best job I ever had.
Norman: Shut the fuck up.
I tell you what. You should come over to the house, man.
I've got that super bowl on tape.
I watch it, like, every other day.
I always feel like they're gonna win, you know.
If I watch it on tape, I feel like they're gonna pull it out.
But...They never do.
They never do.
Let's do it now.
Here?
Yeah.
Don't you like cinnamon fizz?
We can play beauty parlor.
Well, hello, miss Madeleine, hah.
Well, you called about... [laughs]
Cinnamon fizz.
Don't you just love the way that sounds?
I suddenly have the urge to drink this.
Oh, that could be hormonal... Pica.
Do you-- do you feel like you wanna eat dirt
Or Clay, as well?
No.
Yuck.
What do you think I am? [both giggle]
Clay...
No, yuck.
What'd you say that was? Pica?
Yeah, you might need iron or something.
Do you take supplements?
No.
I bet that's why George married you.
Why?
Ow.
Oh, what's wrong?
Nothing. The head's just on my nerves.
I'm fine.
What are you gonna name it?
Junebug.
I mean, his real name will be Johnny,
But we'll call him Junebug.
If it's a little girl, we'll christen her
Junebug Johnston.
Can't you see a little baby named Junebug?
Madeleine: So you don't know what you're having.
A baby.
No, no, I meant, a boy or a girl?
Oh, that, ha-ha. Um...
I don't know. I don't wanna know. I wanna be surprised.
I don't care just so long as it's healthy,
And it looks like Johnny.
Oh, what does he want?
I don't know if he wants a baby right now.
But I know, just as soon as he sees it,
He's gonna fall in love.
He's going through a phase.
I read in one of my books that that can happen.
Hm. How long has he been like that?
Um...
Two years.
But I know as soon as he sees that baby,
He's gonna snap out of it.
I think.
Yep.
What do you think?
I don't know him.
'cause I wish that I could grow my nails out like this.
I'm always biting on mine.
Oh--
I do too.
These are wrapped.
You are kidding me. These are fake?
Yeah, I used to bite my own ones right down to the quick.
George doesn't even know.
[laughs]
I even I bite my toenails.
You do not.
I do too.
I didn't think anybody else in the whole world did that.
Ashley, what are you doin' to her?
Cinnamon fizz.
Do you like it?
It is way past your nap time, Ashley.
You know what the doctor said.
Come on. I'm not finished with her yet.
Well, she is a grownup.
She can finish her own fingernails.
Let me have that, please.
I don't want that on my carpet.
Go on.
Oh, can I bum one of those?
For later.
Ta.
Don't tell George.
[door slamming shut]
Oh, how was your day?
[shouting] when's dinner?
[%%]
[gasps]
[whispers] oh, God. Don't stop, don't stop.
Ugh...
[giggling]
[Madeleine giggling]
Madeleine [whispering]: Don't stop.
Don't stop there.
Do what you're doing. [groans]
Plea--
Madeleine: Don't--
[moaning]
[moaning loudly] shh.
[whispers] I'm serious, I'm serious.
[exhales]
[lawnmower motor starting]
[%%]
[lawnmower whirring ]
Ugh.
[whispers] eight.
[grunts]
Oh, hey.
Don't talk to me 'cause I'm workin' out.
Did you not go?
No.
The tracer's still tore up?
Can't you fix it?
[loudly] George wanted to take us to a fancy dinner tonight
After the shower, but we got that church thing.
Hey, why don't you ask George. He could help you fix it.
Eighteen.
Nineteen.
When did he call there?
Bernadette: This morning. Um,
It was his sister, whose a lawyer.
Did you know that he had a sister whose also a lawyer?
What, a real lawyer? I don't know.
I mean, maybe.
She's definitely
Negotiating something with somebody
In new York.
Okay, what gallery?
Um, it sounds like it could be Mark Lane.
Right, of course.
She thinks because they're in new York--
Yeah. I mean, she's influenced
By their highfalutin talking.
Well-- uh--
Wait, did she sign anything?
[stammers] I have no idea.
I mean, probably not. I doubt it.
Highly doubt it.
Okay.
No, I can handle this. I can deal with this.
Okay. Are you having fun?
It's fine. You know, I gotta go.
You don't want-- okay, darling, bye.
Okay, bye.
Woman: I think it's time for a game, ladies.
[indistinct chatter]
The "how big is your belly" game.
Oh, it's huge. Look!
I'm right, it fits. It fits.
[laughter] [doorbell rings]
[indistinct chatter]
How are you? Hi.
This is Madeleine. This is my new sister.
Hi, nice to meet you. She's George's wife.
Isn't she pretty? She's beautiful.
My little, um, tuxedo covers.
Did you do that? I did.
You are so good. It didn't take me--
You can make anything, peg. Well, it didn't take any time.
Do you have children?
No. Oh.
[classical music on TV]
Winston-Salem’s best-kept secret. We carry a wide range--
The reason people like meerkats is that they--
[gloomy music plays]
You got two eyes looking right at you.
That makes them look kind of humanoid to you.
If a meerkat's approaching you, it creates a hostile defense
Until it can smell--
[yells] Ashley?
Ashley!
Oh, he's so cute.
--The reproducing individuals where they're young.
Only the offspring of the alpha-female
Are allowed to live.
The others, if they happen to get impregnated accidentally
While the alpha-female is pregnant, sometimes try
To sneak their young in with newborn of the alpha-female.
They live in social groups in which non-reproducing
Individuals contribute to the welfare of the group.
Oh!
Look at these.
Thank you so much. It's just too much.
The baby's feet are bigger than that already.
[laughter]
Ashley: Probably. I think I felt them last night.
Here, open this one.
Okay.
Peg: Ooh, isn't that different.
What's this?
Woman: That's a baby spoon.
Woman 2: Oh, yeah.
Woman: That's old.
That looks like it should be in a museum. Look at that.
I bet that's old as crap, ash.
Peg: Who's that from?
I don't know.
Y'all? It says it's Sterling.
Hush, hush.
Who gave, uh,
This little old spoon.
George and me.
[sighing]
Oh, I love it.
Thank you so much.
Thank you.
Come here.
Ah, I just love it. Thank you so much.
It means so much that you're here with me.
Thanks, you and George.
I don't believe that can go in the dishwasher.
Thank you. Okay.
Be careful, ash.
I know, my baby's gonna grow up thinkin' he's royalty.
Ashley: Or she.
Johnny [muffled]: Goddamn it!
Hold on a second.
Hold on, sorry.
[indistinct whispering]
[classical music on TV]
Why are you swearin'?
I was trying to tape this fuckin' thing on TV and it won't work.
Well, did you use a tape I already used?
Maybe the tab thingy's pushed in.
No, no, I did that. I pushed it in.
No, you push it in if you don't want to tape something.
That's why it didn't work.
Here, let me help you. What are you trying--?
No, no! Don't! Just go on!
Fuck it. Forget it. Go on, forget it. Fuck it.
Go on.
[sighs]
God loves you just the way you are,
But he loves you too much to let you stay that way.
[%%]
[tape crashes]
[doorbell rings]
Oh, uh-- Lucille.
These people got the wrong house.
[stammering]
You know, we're just having a little thing for Ashley.
Her friends.
Kind of--
It's kind of last-minute.
We want that woman's been courtin' my brother's pictures.
Is she here?
Ashley: Hi, Mrs. Speas! Hi.
Having my baby shower. You should come on in.
Who you got with you?
Madeleine?
Oh, God.
Um...
No, y'all come on in.
Oh, may I? Please, yeah sure.
Come on in, and I'll, um...
Yeah, I, um...
Hi, I'm Madeleine.
I've been trying to call you all day.
How did you find us?
David: Room full of ladies. You do this for me?
Madeleine: Of course.
David: That's my sister.
How do you do?
Oh, I think that that's that retarded artist
That Madeleine knows.
Oh, really.
I'm telling you, they're not the right gallery for him.
They won't take care of him.
Well, he sounds pretty good on the phone.
Course, he never came himself.
Right, right. That's why I came down here,
Because I love your brother's work, ma'am.
I love it.
They said you came down here because your husband lives here.
Who-- who said that?
The new York people.
No, it's just a coincidence--
And they said that you was
Small potatoes.
That's right.
Ma'am, honestly,
I can make your brother money--
Ashley: Dear Jesus,
If that's what you want. Glory be to you, Lord,
I just wanna say thank you for this day
And for the blessings of this party,
And for my friends and all my presents,
Which I love,
And for the gift of life growin' inside me.
Help me to be a good Christian mother
And to raise a child to praise your name, Jesus.
Amen.
All: Amen.
David: From Elzathan, sister glow-Ray,
From a beam of light on high.
For those who suffered April the 15th, 1865,
The battle of Bentonville, who saw the Satan Sherman
Victorious on North Carolina ground.
Forever we will honor their risen souls.
Bachel hanazazalem!
Teetay! Amen.
[softly] amen.
[people speaking indistinctly]
Woman: Why don't you put them on the end.
By the coffee? There, yeah, by the coffee.
[classical music playing]
How are you?
I've been great.
Yeah, have you been good?
[speaking indistinctly]
George: I want you to meet my wife, Madeleine.
This is Mary.
Nice to meet you.
We were kind of in school together.
A couple years apart.
George Johnston, you can't hide from me.
Get up here.
Hey, bud! How you doin'?
Good, how are you? You remember Emily?
Hi, how are you? Hey, how are you?
Nice to see you.
Hey, pastor, this is my wife, Madeleine. This is bud.
Oh, you're so young.
Ha-ha-ha! It is nice to meet you.
[laughter]
Say hi to George.
This is Sierra.
Look, who's that?
Hi.
[crying]
Emily: Oh. Uh-oh, uh-oh.
Will we see you tomorrow morning, Mrs. Johnston?
That's you, darlin'.
Oh, me?
You don't know who you are yet, huh?
No. [laughs]
Eugene, I'm just gonna pray with your family real quick,
And then I gotta get this show on the road, all right?
Bud: Lord,
I just thank you for this fellowship tonight,
And for the safe return of George to his home flock.
I pray, Lord, that, uh,
You would bless his marriage to Madeleine,
Lord God, that it would be a...
Spirit-filled union.
That they would see the impermanence of this world.
And pray, God, that you would banish the devil
And all evil-doers from their door,
No matter where they are in your kingdom, Lord.
Praise you, Jesus.
Amen.
All: Amen.
Praise the Lord.
You ready for that song?
Uh-oh.
[George chuckles]
Come on.
Kind of a big room.
Aah, it's good.
Come on. All right, all right.
All right, everybody,
Now, y'all knew that we had a treat
When you heard George Johnston was back in town.
All right. Now, don't tell a lie.
Who of y'all thought that he was gonna get out here
Without giving us a hymn?
Hmm?
Hey, this wasn't my idea.
[some chuckling]
Bud: Now, I know you're a little Rusty.
So I wanna get Eddie McGee.
Come on, Eddie, and bring your son up here.
And come on up here.
And we gonna help this man out.
You remember the number, don't ya?
I think I need the book.
Bud: It's, uh...
[whispers] 283.
Oh, thank you.
George: See this one here. He's 16.
His voice just broke. He's singing bass.
[laughter]
%% softly and tenderly %%
%% Jesus is calling %%
%% calling for you and for me %%
%% see on the portals %%
%% he's waiting and watching %%
%% watching for you and for me %%
%% come home %%
%% come ho-o-ome %% %% come home %%
All three: %% ye who are weary %%
%% come ho-o-ome %%
%% earnestly, tenderly %%
%% Jesus is calling %%
%% calling, o sinner %%
%% come home %%
%% o, for the wonderful %%
%% love he has promised %%
%% promised for you and for me %%
%% though we have sinned %%
%% he has mercy and pardon %%
%% pardon for you and for me %%
%% come home %% %% come home %%
All three: %% ye who are weary %%
%% come ho-o-ome %%
%% earnestly, tenderly %%
%% Jesus is calling %%
%% calling, o sinner %%
%% come home %%
Woo!
[cheering and applauding]
I don't think I'd ever move back to Baltimore.
This is just so much more peaceful.
Mm-hm.
Yeah, I hear you.
Oh, mama peg made it.
She makes most of my maternity stuff.
It's so beautiful. Such lovely work.
Oh.
It's not much, but I'm kind of proud of it.
You sew?
Oh no, I can't do anything with my hands.
You don't have to. You're smart.
George knew that when he married you.
Hey, why doesn't Madeleine help you with your report?
She'd be good at it.
Look, it wouldn't take much. Y'all could do it tonight.
Couldn't you, please?
Sure, I can help you.
Hey.
You ready to skedaddle?
I bet you get an a.
Where'd you get that?
Hey, sweetie, we're gonna go home.
[speaking indistinctly]
Well, come on.
You need an engraved invitation or what?
[humming]
You comin' to bed?
Eugene: Not now.
I'm looking for something.
My phillips head.
Eugene: Peg?
No, it's me, Ashley.
There's some zingers on the bottom shelf.
Oh, I'm just gettin' a carrot.
[softly] dolly would be a nice name.
I turned the light on and everything.
Are you gonna go?
She's really, really smart, and she wants to help you.
I'll wait up for you, okay?
He's ready for ya.
Okay.
Oh, you look so pretty.
You smell good too.
All baby powder and shampoo-y.
Oh, so, I'm gonna go to bed.
Okay.
Good night. Good night.
Thank you. Okay.
So, what do we do?
[sighs] write a paper.
They don't believe you read it
Unless you can write a paper on it.
So...
A paper.
Well, have you read any of it?
Yeah. Yeah, I looked through it.
Did you think it was funny?
No, I thought it was long.
[chuckles]
Okay.
What?
Nothing. What?
You smell like George.
Okay, um...
How 'bout I help you with some of the themes?
Okay, how 'bout you help me with some of the themes.
Okay?
Okay, um...
Oh. How about escape?
Um...
Huck and Jim are...
Constantly managing to just wriggle out
Of one situation before--
Who's Jim?
The black man. The slave, you know?
Traveling down the Mississippi--
Oh, yeah, yeah.
Jim.
Okay, um...
Oh, well...
Their relationship is, um...
Well, it's Huck's...
Gradual, sort of,
Love affair with this slave is a major theme--
Wait, they fall in love with each other?
Not like that. Don't think you're talkin'
About the right book. I don't mean romance.
Two people can love each other, and it's not really-- it's...
Well, it's more...
It's more...
Respect, really. He...
Huck comes to see this...
Slave as a real person. A whole person.
Like himself, and...
And that's a new insight.
This is, uh, what you'd call
A picaresque novel.
Um, that's a good word to use.
[Madeleine continues speaking indistinctly]
It means, usually, that a main character's traveling.
Like Don Quixote or Candide.
Johnny: You think I'm a complete idiot,
Don't you?
Madeleine: No. God, no.
I don't. I just...
I don't know how much of the book you've read.
It's a pity because it's a great book.
And it is really funny.
Doesn't this boy's dad try to kill him?
Yeah.
That's not funny.
[chuckling] no...
You're doing this to make fun of me.
No, I'm not. I'm not, I'm not.
I'm trying to help you, and...
Look, let's just, um...
Let's read the first chapter?
[breathing heavily]
It actually lays out a lot of the main themes.
Are you listening to me?
[gasps]
Will you do it? Will you?
What?
Just read the first chapter.
Here. No, I don't have to.
That's why I got this.
[sighs]
Well, you're right. This thing,
It tells you everything that I could've told you.
So, uh...
I don't even know what I'm doing here, do you?
You know, it...
It's been hard, lately,
Around here.
What do you mean?
Just...
Just with everything.
You know?
Oh, did you not want to have children?
[laughs]
No...
I would have gone to Washington, D.C., in 12th grade,
You know?
[gasping]
Johnny: Except for her.
She kept looking at me all Junior year.
I couldn't concentrate, and that fucked me up.
Madeleine: Uh, when's this due?
Any fucking time now!
No, I mean your paper.
[Madeleine giggles]
Johnny: What are you doin' here?
Madeleine: What do you mean?
I mean, what you and George are doin' here.
Johnny...
Fuck you!
No, no, no.
I don't need George sailin' in here.
"I'll help out poor Johnny," some shit.
None of us need shit from you. Johnny, Johnny.
All right? And-- and--
And fuck Huck Finn! Fuck!
Johnny, stop.
Stop. Oh, God. Sorry, darling.
I'm trying to help you. I wasn't laughing at you.
I wasn't laughing at you.
We didn't come here to upset you, okay?
I'm sorry. I'm sorry, okay.
Shh. Just be still. Sorry.
[whispers] be still.
Okay. What are you doing?
[softly] hey.
Oh, shit.
Okay, that-- shh, shh.
[stammering] I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Oh, God.
Johnny...
It's so sweet, almost. Shh.
I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
Wait, wait, you think I'm a fuckin' idiot?
I'm here with George. Ever since you got here,
You been playin' me, man. You know--
Don't tell me you didn't mean anything by it, all right?
I know it when I see it.
I'm not stupid. I'm not an idiot.
Johnny, you completely misunderstood me.
I was helping you.
Sweetheart, listen-- oh, shut up, you bitch, fuck!
Where the hell you think George come from, anyway?
He's no better than us.
He doesn't think-- and neither are you.
All right?
Flauntin' around.
We all see it. We're not stupid.
I don't know what George isn't giving you, but...
You want somethin'.
[Eugene singing indistinctly]
%% oh, he taught me %%
%% to love him %%
%% he promised to love %%
[Eugene singing indistinctly]
%% he called me his blossom %%
%% he called me his flower %%
%% a blossom to cheer him %%
%% through life's weary hour %%
%% but now he has gone %%
%% and left me alone %%
%% the wild flowers to weep %%
%% and the wild birds... %%
Where would I be
If I was a screwdriver?
[breathing heavily]
[Eugene singing indistinctly]
[grunts]
[moans]
Shh.
[exhales]
[congregation singing "Uncloudy Day"]
%% oh, the land of the cloudless day %%
%% oh, the land of an Uncloudy Day %%
%% oh, they tell me of a home where no Storm clouds rise %%
%% oh, they tell me of that Uncloudy Day %%
Bud: You may be seated.
Y'all, when was the last time,
You were so filled up with the holy spirit
That people mocked you?
And said, "that person must be drunk.
That person must be filled with new wine."
I think I have to confess that that time for me...
May have been never.
Peg: Well, I don't like that she was just helpin' him out.
I don't think anybody ever taught her how to do.
Do what? Do right.
Don't be dumb.
I like her.
She means well.
George likes her.
She doesn't know George.
She loves him.
What do they have in common?
He loves her.
And she's up all hours with Johnny?
I don't like it.
I want you to say somethin' to her.
Are you listenin' to me?
I mean, you know, don't be...
Stupid, but just...
Find out if she and George are happy.
And tell her Johnny and Ashley are real happy.
We don't need some stranger comin' in here,
Messin' things up.
She ain't a stranger. She's family.
Well, she's still strange.
She's older. She's too pretty. And she's too smart.
And that's a deadly combination.
Hi.
[clears throat]
Speak of the devil.
So...How was church?
Where's George?
Gas.
Oh, he left again?
Eugene says that you and Johnny stayed up late last night.
Oh, yeah, I was helping him with his paper. K-kind of.
Talkin'.
I guess that's the way you do things in Chicago.
What, stay up late?
Yeah.
Yeah, talkin'.
Remember when we used to go honky-tonkin' at the grange?
Oh, be quiet, Eugene.
Stayed up till all hours.
Oh, Eugene, nobody's listenin' to you.
Uh, well...
Eugene, sit up straight.
And remember what I said.
Madeleine: She's a very strong personality, isn't she?
Eugene: That's just her way.
She's not like that inside.
She hides herself...
Like most.
What are you looking for?
Oh, nothin'.
My screwdriver, I guess.
It's nothin'.
How long have you been woodworking for?
I'd so love to see your--
[gasps]
[whispering indistinctly]
[yells] hey!
Hey!
Ashley: Y'all, I think this is it!
Hi. Oh, hi. Oh, they're really close.
I knew I should have washed my hair this morning.
Okay, Ashley. Could you cut my toenails?
Are you sure this is it? Sure.
They've been coming all morning, I've been timin' 'em.
They're really close.
[yells] Johnny?
Peg: Where you goin'?
Bring the car up front.
Don't just stand there. Go get the car.
Hey, do you have any of that nail polish left?
I know I have clippers. Just looking.
Wh-wh-what's goin' on? Her baby, that's all.
Where you been?
It's okay. You just relax, honey.
What do you want me to do?
Why don't you go get the car.
Your daddy's got it.
Okay! Um... I need my little suitcase--
No, don't tell me that. Let me do something important.
I don't know. Uh, call the doctor.
Lord, have mercy. What do you think I'm doing?
The line is busy. Just go get her little suitcase!
I just-- I can't seem to find...
How can every line at the hospital be busy?
What if we had an emergency?
It's okay. Breathe.
Hey, it's all right. It's fun.
It's fun. Just think, after all of this,
I get to bring home a baby too.
It's better than Christmas!
Come on, get up.
I got it! Thank you.
Could you go grab my flowery flops, please?
Where are they?
In there. Yeah, I know, but where?
Uh, by my side of the bed.
What do they look like?
Shoes! They're brown.
Whoa! Whoa, whoa, whoa! Stop!
Ow, my legs hurt.
I'm sorry, but you stay here.
When George gets home, tell him to come to the hospital.
He'll be a help. Oh, okay.
Pop-- pop-- it's on the left.
Pop the trunk! I'm tryin'.
We'll keep you posted, okay? You okay?
Yeah.
Ashley, you're the one havin' the baby.
I know! Well, come on, let's go.
I don't want your water breakin'.
Just had that upholstery cleaned.
All right.
Can you get in? Yeah.
Watch your head.
Oh, I hope it's a big baby,
I wanna lose, like, 40 pounds.
Will you ride with your wife?
Heaven's sakes.
Okay, come on. Come on.
Eugene: Is everybody in?
What do you think?
We bucklin' up.
Peg: Will you drive, Eugene?
[%%]
Look!
Come on, you'll be gettin' one of your own soon enough.
[ringing]
Hello?
Bernadette! Oh, thank God.
Did Jane call you? We've been trying to call--
I really don't wanna be the one to have tell you this.
What?
David Wark isn't going with us.
No! What? Why?
His lawyer, or his sister, called yesterday
And said they want a show in new York,
So they're going with Mark Lane.
Oh, shit!
They're-- I just saw them.
He was here. He ate cake.
He went home with all the balloons.
Yeah, he said he enjoyed the party.
Did you throw him a party?
No, it was, um...
N-n-never mind. What else did they say?
I don't know what happened.
They offered him something he wanted.
I don't know what it was. You have to talk to Tommy.
No, no, no, no. And you know what?
Don't let anyone call him.
Um... I'm gonna go there.
I'll go back there, and, uh...
I'll go see him. He likes me.
We-- we have a thing, and, um...
And I'm just gonna--
I'm just gonna tell him how much I love him, and...
And I'm just...
We're not gonna lose him.
So... Okay?
Okay. Okay.
Oka-- okay.
Love you. Yeah. Love you too. Bye.
Bye.
[phone beeps]
No cigarettes in this house.
Are you allergic to any medications?
No. Are you taking any medications?
No. Aah!
Where you been?
Timbuktu?
Sir, I'm sorry, you can't smoke in here.
This is non-smoking facility.
Hey, wait a second. Hey, come back.
Can I get you anything?
Um...My husband just walked out of the room.
He just went to smoke a cigarette, and he'll be back.
%% have you... %%
We have to go.
Come, we have to go to Wark's.
What? Why? Wark is signing with--
Are you smoking? No!
Come on, gimme the keys.
George, hurry.
I'll drive. No, I'll drive.
You're too slow.
Oh, and Ashley's gone into labor.
They've all gone to the hospital.
What?
It means something.
What?
Family.
Can I just drop you off, George? Please!
I don't understand why you don't know how much this means to me.
Do you want me to lose him? 'cause I will.
And they won't take care of him. You know that.
And actually, he's why we're here in the first place.
We wouldn't be here if it wasn't for him.
I know.
You need to be there. I agree with that.
But I just don't think it's my place.
I think it is.
Okay.
I'll leave you. We're-- we're closer to him now.
I'll leave you there and go back to the hospital.
Really?
Are you sure?
Mm-hm. If that's what you want.
If that's what you think is right.
[sighs]
According to my chart, you've done extremely well.
Oh, hey. Hey.
Madeleine: It's as if I have this personal, spiritual connection
To what you do, you know?
Ever since I was a child,
I've been drawn to things from the south. I-I-I...
It's as if I recognize something.
It's as if every painting is-- is...
It's like my child. My own child.
It's not just a...
[toilet flushes]
...Commodity, you know?
It's these other dealers.
They would just treat you like a commodity,
And they would never understand your vision
And-- and you mission, and...
I believe, Mr. Wark, that I love your work
More than Mark Lane does.
I'm a collaborator...
With God.
This life here is just a saddenin' well of tears.
I got no great wish to tarry here...
And I'm ready to ascend any time.
But my job here is to make the invisible...
Visible.
I wanna help you.
I wanna give you the opportunity to do just that.
I can.
There, right there, that's my niggerland uprisin' series.
Poor old nigger slaves are risin' up
Against the evil oppressors.
I never could draw a colored face.
I've never known one personally.
I just look in the mirror, and I put my own in there.
Or...Somebody I like.
There's a surprise in there. Look at them faces.
George.
Hubby.
His face stuck with me, and I put him in a paintin'.
And I want you to tell him
That he's helpin' me get my message to the world.
You could reach the whole of Europe with me.
Think about that.
Sissy says new York.
Okay, well, if new York's the obstacle,
I can absolutely guarantee you that we would show in new York.
You know, we work with mimi Steinberg there--
Jew?
What? Jewess?
That lady?
Um...
That wouldn't be what we want to do.
Mark Lane is Jewish.
What?
Nothing.
I--
I would be your representative.
Personally. To the whole world.
You would only deal with me.
Whatever you want, I would get it for you.
A barker's fruit basket.
You get me one of those-- I had one when I was a kid.
I don't know if they still make 'em or not.
You get that, and the deal is yours.
That's all you want?
You promised to join me
With God's angels in my quest. You done that.
And you believe in Jesus Christ as your personal savior.
I believe in you.
I look in your eyes, and I view your soul,
Clear as spring water.
I can see that you're good...
And that you strive for righteousness.
So you get me a big o'' barker's fruit basket
With a lot of navel oranges in it, and the deal's yours.
I'll make my Mark on your paper.
Right here, it is.
Where?
There.
Finished.
Thank you.
And didn't no one say them people were Jews to me.
[elevator beeps]
George is stayin'.
Madeleine: George, darling...
Why don't you leave your cell phone on.
Been trying to reach you. I got him back.
And you can't believe, it's the most bizarre thing.
All he wanted was a fruit basket.
Well, that's good for ya.
I know.
Hey, have you heard of a barker's--?
Listen.
We lost him.
George, what happened?
She didn't want the fetal monitor and...
It came fast, and...
I have to come to the hospital. I--
Well, you could've.
What?
There's nothing to do.
Will you come and get me?
No, no, I'm gonna...
I'm gonna stay with Ashley.
I guess you should...
You could take a cab. Bluebird cab.
I'm gonna-- I'm gonna get back to her now.
Got the acid reflux?
Don't you want some?
Okay.
[water pouring]
It's funny how you're gone all the time,
But you're always here when I need you. Isn't that funny?
Is Madeleine all right?
She's on her way home.
To Chicago?
No. No. Here.
Did she ask about me?
She too old to have babies?
Wait a second. That's none of my business.
You don't have to answer that.
Is she?
No, no, not...
I don't-- I don't think she is.
We haven't really talked about it.
Oh, well, you better.
For a relationship to work out.
I mean, that's what they say, anyway.
I hate hospitals.
But it really wasn't all that scary.
All the needles and stuff.
It wasn't all that bad.
I'll tell you what the scariest thing is to me.
The scariest thing to me is Johnny.
It is.
He didn't say nothin'.
Not one word.
I still don't know what it is.
I think he really did want it too.
He wants a boy.
You know how I know?
I heard him tell your father
To paint the cradle brown.
And you just...
You wouldn't put a baby girl in a brown cradle.
I mean, just--
You just wouldn't.
[sobbing]
I don't know what he's thinkin'.
It's not my fault.
Course not.
And all that time and all that stuff I got,
All those months, it was just all for nothin'.
And those-- those fuckin' doctors.
They think that they know everything,
But they don't know anything.
They don't know anything.
I don't understand.
Why would God let this happen?
Why would he?
I just-- I just wanted something good
To come out of all of this.
I mean it.
I really mean it.
[blows nose]
Bet I'm real pretty right now, hm?
[chuckles]
Boy, these things really make you think, huh?
You know what?
Hm?
I'm cravin' some nuts.
[laughs]
Well, I am too. And they won't give me any.
You want me to go see if I can get you some peanuts?
Would you?
You always know what I need.
You know, all I want in the whole world...
Is for Johnny to love me like he did in high school.
You held him, didn't you?
Oh, he was beautiful.
He was perfect.
Yeah, he was.
He was blue.
Oh, you'll come back and see me tomorrow, won't ya?
And can y'all stay for the service?
We want to.
And I have to figure out whether--
I know.
You got stuff you gotta get back to, I know.
But you'll be there in spirit.
I will.
I know.
I don't understand it.
You make me feel better about things than anybody else,
And you don't even do anything.
Oh, I love you.
I'm so happy that you and Madeleine are my family.
Love you too.
Thank you.
Bye.
Hey, send her my love, okay?
Yeah.
[%%]
Thank you so much. I'm sorry to get you out of bed.
Oh, well...
I'll call you soon. I'm really happy.
Uh, yeah.
I'm just so sorry for your family's loss.
[sobbing quietly]
I'm sorry...
[sobbing continues]
[car approaching]
[car door closes]
[ratchet cranking]
Piece of shit.
I'm gonna sell it.
[rattling]
George...
I'm sorry.
We're going home tomorrow.
We are? But I haven't seen Ashley.
I took care of it.
But I wanna tell her why I didn't--
There's nothing to do.
So...
We're going.
[whispers] tell me what happened.
No, don't. Don't touch it.
George...
[George breathing deeply]
Peg: Mayo?
What?
You want mayonnaise on these?
Oh, no, I don't.
Does George eat mayonnaise?
Well, Lord, yes.
He'd eat it with a spoon.
You'll tell Ashley that I--
Sure.
And I promise I'll write.
Right, I got it.
She'll like that.
But don't worry about Ashley. She's a firecracker.
You lookin' forward to the drive?
Um...
You and George play car games?
Well, you know, like, name the presidents
And count billboards and such as that.
We used to love that.
Watch out, though: He's a cheat.
[indistinct talking on TV]
Where's George?
You need any help?
All done.
Hey, you got another one of those?
Don't tell Madeleine.
Guess she's gonna stay around.
I hope so.
I guess she'll find out all my faults, sooner or later.
Well...
She's got lovely hands.
I'll give her that.
But you don't have a thing wrong with you, George.
Not a thing.
[crying]
You okay?
Oh. Wait a second.
Look what I found.
Hey.
I just remembered I woke up this morning,
And I rolled over, and I saw it lying under there.
But I was half asleep so...
I was just sitting in the kitchen, and I remembered.
So strange. Isn't that funny?
I have done some screwin' in here, I guess.
[laughs]
I never saw any of your woodworking.
Yeah, well...
It'll hold until next time, I guess.
Thank you.
Hey.
Fine.
I know.
Johnny: Just cause I want to. I...
I was waiting till after you got up.
How are you this morning?
Peg: What's that?
Little bird.
Yeah, I know you're sad.
Yeah, I know, it's...
Yeah, it's okay. I'm right here.
Hey, um...
I was thinkin', what--
What do you think about maybe sometime later we could--
[sighs]
We could try again or what?
[laughing and screaming over phone]
I'm so fuckin' glad we're outta here.
[Syreeta's "Harmour Love" playing]
%% it's a bright it's a light %%
%% it's a so outta sight %%
%% it's a feeling I ride morning, noon or night %%
%% it's the best thing in life that you don't have to buy %%
%% it's a funny, funny feeling down in your heart %%
%% it's a lu-uh-uh-ove it's a lu-uh-uh-ove %%
%% it's a lu-uh-uh-ove %%
%% it's the funny, funny feeling down in your heart %%
%% let it into your heart %%
%% and you'll feel this funny feeling %%
%% let it in %%
%% then together we'll join in Harmour Love %%
%% let it in %%
%% for the beat of your heart will keep the rhythm %%
%% let it smile on the outside %%
%% and sing in Harmour Love %%
%%
%% aw, Joe! %%
%% it's a pin, it's a friend it's a "how have you been?" %%
%% it's an "I'm looking forward to seeing you again" %%
%% it's a laugh, it's a grin it's a let it begin %%
%% with that funny funny feeling %%
%% down in your heart %%
%% it's a walk through the park it's a kiss in the dark %%
%% it's a vow made by two that they never will part %%
%% it's a spark that you feel %%
%% from the moment it starts %%
%% known as that funny funny feeling %%
%% down in your heart %%
%% it's a lu-uh-uh-ove %% %% love %%
%% it's that funny funny feeling %%
%% down in your heart %%
%% let it into your heart %%
%% and you'll feel this funny feeling %%
%% let it in %%
%% then together we'll join in Harmour Love %%
%% let it in %%
%% for the beat of your heart will keep the rhythm %%
%% let it smile on the outside %%
%% and sing in Harmour Love %%
%% let it into your heart %%
%% and you'll feel this funny feeling %%
%% let it in %%
%% then together we'll join in Harmour Love %%
%% let it in %%
%% for the beat of your heart will keep the rhythm %%
%% let it smile on the outside %%
%% and sing in Harmour Love %%
%% let it into your heart %%
%% and you'll feel this funny feeling %%
%% let it in %%
%% then together we'll join in Harmour Love %%
%% let it in... %%
{{{ the end }}}