Country Crush
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- 2016
- 96 min
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You were
good, eight.
You were better.
Bull.
You could see down that field
better than anybody I knew.
It's a damn shame
you stopped playin.
It's a damn shame
I stopped growing.
Besides, someone had
to take care of mom.
Yeah.
I know that, uh, it
couldn't have been easy
dealin' with that
the way that you did.
Especially how she
was at the end.
Anyways, I...
came to say good-bye.
To the house?
I said good-bye to this
place a long time ago.
A house is
just a house.
Home are the
memories. Family.
You.
Come on.
Want a beer?
What, too early?
Or too late?
So, how's this old
Tow holding up?
I keep her
going.
She's probably on her
last legs though, huh?
I didn't know
if you'd come.
I'm glad
you did.
I'm gonna miss this
old farm too, you know.
Alot of
memories here.
Most of
them good.
How'd everything go with
the sale of the house?
We didn't get what
we were asking for,
but it should pay off all
of mom and dad's debts.
That's too bad, I was hoping
there'd be some left over
for you to go
back to school.
Study engineering like you
wanted to so badly growing up.
Some dreams are
meant to be dreams.
Like how some people are meant
to be mechanical engineers
while others are
just mechanics.
The world needs
both to keep going.
I'm fine
where I am.
Listen, maybe we
can help you out.
up for little Cody's college...
Not a chance.
That kid deserves
the best.
You give
it to him.
Things happen for
a reason, right?
We do what
we have to.
Things don't always
go according to plan.
But, how we react
when things go bad,
that's what
determines our worth.
Dad taught
me that.
You really hate
him, don't you?
Charlie, our father
was a good man,
fifty percent
of the time.
Fifty's better
than nothing.
Fifty ain't enough.
Every chance in life you
get to do something good,
be something
better?
You take it.
Every chance.
# When dad left town,
leaving mom with the house #
# I wish I had stayed, to
# But you stepped up, to
put her on her feet #
# That's just
what you do #
# When someone's
in need #
# It was you,
who was there #
# When I
couldn't be #
# Doing some good,
standing strong #
# Plowing through,
keeping on #
# We give all we got, even
though it ain't much #
# We show what we're
# And fight for
what we love #
just understood #
# We're doing
some good #
# No rain in weeks,
wind was keepin up #
# Couldn't
grow nothing #
# With the ground
so tough #
# People shared
what they had #
# Cause that's
what we do #
# That handful of
seed we got #
# Got us through #
# Cause when the rains
finally came, we all knew #
# Ohhh #
# Doing some good,
standing strong #
# Plowing through,
keeping on #
# We give
all we got #
# Even though
it ain't much #
# We show what we're
# And fight for
what we love #
just understood #
# We're doing
some good #
You know I'm
shipping out today.
I need you to do
something for me.
I'll take care of them
until you get back.
But after you do
what you gotta do,
you come back to
us, you got that?
We still got all of mom's old
boxes of porcelain figurines
ain't doing it by myself.
# Until we die, we
live our lives #
# Just like the
way we should #
# Doing some good,
standing strong #
# Plowing through,
keeping on #
# We give
all we got #
# Even though
it ain't much #
# We show what we're
# And fight for
what we love #
is just understood #
# We're doing
some good #
Are you scared?
No.
It's another
day at work.
In the desert.
Where just about
everything and everyone
is kinda out
to kill ya.
Be safe.
Come on. One
more time.
Fourth and goal.
Kick the field goal, man.
Nope. Down by 6,
there's no time left.
Cody...
Hero or goat,
CB2, hero or goat?
Higher.
Really?
The ball is
snapped,
Bishop falls back.
Well, somebody
call a mechanic.
Nancy's piece
tuckers out again.
Ains, it's my car.
I can fix it.
Why don't you just get your
daddy to buy you a new one?
dignify that with an answer.
Besides, I
can fix it.
My daddy
taught me how.
Fine.
I'll just be here
watching the best years
of my life evaporate
before my eyes.
You're not the one who's going
to be late for her appointment.
I doubt your producer
is going to care
considering he's
your boyfriend.
Brad's not my
boyfriend.
Well, not yet,
anyways.
We're still in
that fragile phase.
No labels.
You're single, until you're
tagged in someone else's photo,
and then it's a little
complicated Nance.
The internet
doesn't lie to me.
It wouldn't.
We'll see how you
feel about that
when your sex
tape comes out.
As long as it's the
one with Xavier...
Oh you have
more than one?
Maybe.
Probably.
Oh come on Nance,
don't be prude.
We are liberated
women!
Feminism
in action.
Honestly, Ains, if you think
going all nature-channel
on tape is the pinnacle of
a feminist movement,
you should've
studied harder.
Well, at least tell me you
have a plan with Brad.
The whole "darling daddy's
girl" act doesn't work forever.
Brad is sweet.
But I have my album
to think about.
They still
make those?
You know
what I mean.
Brad says, I don't know, I
have potential or something.
Do you?
I hope so?
I'm just razzing
you, Nance.
All I'm saying is that, maybe
he thinks producing
and procuring go
hand in hand.
What does that
even mean?
Um.
It means
you're hot.
You're available.
You need him.
Well, the only thing Brad will
be "procuring" is my music.
I wish I had
your will power.
Let's give
this a try.
Start.
Yes!
- Okay.
Get me out of here, please,
Go.
Hi.
I'm here to see
Brad Hayes.
I have an
appointment.
Nancy!
Brad, hi.
Hi.
Um, hey, sorry, I had
some car trouble.
Again.
You remember
Ainsley?
Yes, Ainsley.
Always a...
pleasure.
So.
You ready to
make some magic?
Yeah, let's do it.
Alright.
Hey, Mark!
Hey, Nancy.
You ready to
rock my world?
I'll do my best.
That's all
we'll need.
Of course
you will.
I know talent
when I see it.
You know where
the headphones are.
Hey, Brad, I was
wondering if maybe
we could record
something I wrote today?
Um.
You wrote
something?
Yeah, well I wrote like
half of something.
It's not exactly
finished...
Let her give it
a shot, man.
You involved in
this thing, too?
I might have lent
a baby hand.
Well now I'm
just intrigued.
Go ahead.
Thanks.
Just breathe.
You got this.
stood in that window #
# Waiting for you
to come home #
# Wondering why, you
felt like you had to go #
# If I'd only known #
# The things you said
shouldn't, #
# couldn't, wouldn't, ever... #
Uh okay, Nancy,
thank you.
That was a
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