A Good Marriage Page #5
You know?
Where the song says there's
a tombstone every mile.
Well, he crashed. And I crashed right
after him, and that's how I got this leg,
not to mention this steel
rod that I got in my neck.
Mm, I can tell you when
it's going to rain.
And the kid that
you were chasing?
What did he get?
He got death.
Burned to death in his car.
Saved the state...
40-50 years room and
board in Shawshank.
heaven, aren't you Mr. Ramsey?
"I fled him down the
night and down the day."
"I fled him down the
arches and veers."
"I fled him down the
labyrinthine ways."
And so on.
Did you learn that in school?
Methodist youth fellowship.
Oh.
I won't let you ruin
my children's lives.
Well, if you think about
it missus,
It wasn't me put ruin in their
way.
You think about it.
Go ahead if you
want to, but...
I don't think you'll
get away with it twice.
What's the worst thing
that you ever did?
Come on.
Two can keep a secret
If one of them is dead.
And you'll be dead
soon enough, won't you?
Huh.
You recall that fella
I told you about?
The one who killed
his wife and kids?
Mm.
Well, after he wrapped his
mustang around a tree, I...
I just sat and I
listened to the screams.
For quite a while.
Finally they stopped.
And then I called it in.
And who else knows?
Only you.
Because...
People wouldn't
understand, would they?
Tell me something...
Just what was it that you...
Threw into the grave.
They were the earrings
that my husband...
Gave me for my
25th anniversary.
They were fish earrings
because I was a Pisces,
He said.
And you know, they belonged
to Marjorie duvall.
He raped her.
And he murdered her.
And stole her earrings,
and gave them to me.
And I thought, "oh, he's
just so thoughtful."
Marjorie duvall's id
was, uh, in this box.
The box that his daughter
made him for a school project.
He promised to stop.
Did you believe him?
No.
But I needed time to,
uh, to think, and um...
I wanted to spare my children.
You didn't come
here to kill me.
You never would've
brought this if you had.
There's one thing that
I can't quite get by.
The initials.
B-D.
Beadie.
Beadie was something else.
When my husband was a boy, he
had a friend
Who was killed in an accident.
It was a boy with...
Fantasies.
His name was Brian Delahanty.
I guess he didn't like his
first name very much, because
When my husband was a kid,
he used to call him...
BD...
Would you have caught him?
Oh yeah.
It's blurred, like
it's two pennies.
Yeah.
Some people are that way too.
I'll go now.
And uh...
You'll do what you have to do.
Missus.
The only thing I have to do...
Is pay my taxes.
It's not for me to punish you.
You know your kids are gonna
talk about how much they miss
Dear old...
Dad.
And tell their grandkids about
what a fine fella grandpa was.
You're just going to
sit there and listen.
Nod, smile...
Once in a while, even have to
talk about the good old days.
Mm.
I can live with that.
Darcy.
Come over here, close to me.
You did the right thing.
Now would you mind putting
my music on for me?
All you big
and burly men
Who roll the
trucks along
You'd better listen,
you'll be thankful
When you hear my song.
You have really
got it made
If you're hauling goods
Any place on earth
But those
Haynesville woods
It's a stretch of
road up north in Maine
That's never ever
ever seen a smile
And if they buried all the
truckers lost in them woods
There'd be a
tombstone every mile
It's a stretch of
road up north in Maine
That's never, ever,
ever seen a smile
And if they buried all the
truckers lost them woods
There'd be a
tombstone every mile.
Count 'em all, there'd
be a tombstone every mile
When you're talking to a
trucker that's been
hauling goods
Down the stretch of
road in Maine they call the
Haynesville woods
He'll tell you that dying
and going down below
Won't be half as bad as driving
on the road of ice and snow
It's a stretch of
road up north in Maine
That's never ever
ever seen a smile
And if they buried all the
truckers lost in them woods
There'd be a tombstone
every mile, count em all
There'd be a tombstone
Every
Mile
I can see you smile
And I can hear you
Say hello
You're everywhere I go
Such is my love
Even though I try
I can't forget
the way you sigh
My heart can't
help but cry
Such is my love
I just go on
Longing for your kisses
Still thrilling
to your charms
I never spend a day
without dreaming
You're right
here in my arms
If you only knew
The restless nights
my heart goes through
I'm helpless, what to do
How can I hide
The tears I keep inside
Such is my love
Such is my love
The tears I keep inside
Such is my love
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