Always Woodstock Page #7
Can I come in?
I'm so sorry.
- That was our first fight.
- I know.
Unless you count the time
Blake Rutherford? No.
That was like
a "slap back to reality" slap,
so it doesn't count.
I don't hate your baby.
- You don't?
- No.
I love your baby.
It's gonna be the cutest.
Oh, look at us...
just a couple of grown-ups
having babies.
Come here.
- I miss you.
- I miss you, too.
And I'm hungry.
I'm always hungry.
. And I don't know...
No.
No.
Way back then...
I understand.
I am done with moving
The wrong direction
You don't have to tell me
You don't have to tell me
How it's gonna end...
All day love songs coming right up.
We want to hear
your stories, folks,
as we jam out these love songs
all day long.
But they can only be told
if you call in,
so give us a call...
SSS-ROCK.
Hey, there, our first caller.
What's your name?
- Hello?
- Hello, there.
Yeah, um...
uh, this is Catherine.
And you have a love story
for us, Catherine?
Yes, I do.
Um... but you know,
um, it's more than that.
It's, um...
it's... it's kind of about...
um, music and Woodstock
and growth and then love.
Love is kind of the cherry
on top of my story.
Okay.
I... I think that I may
have pushed away
the only guy that I've ever...
loved...
the only guy who's ever made
and, um...
and my dad used to say
that love...
forever love was just all resistance
and pain at the beginning,
and I think that
we got through that, so we're good,
and he might be listening
to you right now.
And if he is,
I just want him to know
that he feels like family to me and...
we both don't have any, so...
Uh, I'm on my way home,
and if he could just forgive me
or chalk it up to...
I don't know, rough beginnings,
I would just be the happiest,
most in-love lady
from, I don't know,
Kingston to Woodstock.
Just setting it all up
so it comes to me if it wants to...
if he wants to.
And that's my story.
You acted crazy at my office.
Mr. Harmon got an earful.
I think he's still recovering.
I'm serious, Catherine.
After you left he complained
about heart palpitations
and told me about his first time.
Her name was Leslie.
She was blonde and plump
and had perfect lady parts.
I'm sorry.
So you're staying here, huh?
I remembered the point.
Oh, yeah?
Love is a battlefield.
- That's your point?
- Yeah.
That's your great,
big, epic point?
Look, can you just tell me
if you love me or not?
I know that's a lot to ask
of somebody.
I know that's a lot to ask
someone to be that clear,
but I just really need to know
the ending to this part of my story.
Are you kidding me?
I f***ing love the sh*t out of you.
Forever sex time?
You're a serious perv.
That's Noah Bernstein,
my husband.
He's a doctor.
He's really good.
And that's me, Catherine Brown,
the new me,
lives in Woodstock, New York.
The new me is signed
because she hates
the corporate music biz
and thinks that anyone
who takes it seriously
is a ridiculous person.
But this me...
This is so much more
The me that's finally living her life,
remembers what her dad
would always say,
"Never sell out.
Always put love first.
And if all else fails,
there's always Woodstock."
They're coming over on the wind
They're coming over
playing horns and violins
The saints and sinners
are all marching back in
To lead me on
Lead me on
I've been walking round
in a haze
I have wasted all my nights
and all my days
I've been lying to myself
I've been trying to be
someone else
It's so simple now
It's no secret how
Follow the river
Down to the sea
Where you're supposed to be
It's never easy
That's a fact
Nothing's for certain
You can't always take it back
On this sad romantic planet
You might make a pact
A promise to love
A promise to love
But you've got to learn
to love yourself
Then you can try to love
somebody e-e-e-lse
I've been trying
But it's hard
I've been playing
with some shaky cards
But it's so simple now
I follow the river
Down to the sea
To where
you're supposed to be
Yeah, I follow the river
Follow the river
Back down to the sea
That's where
you're supposed to be. .
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