Home On The Range
[Music playing]
COWBOY, WHlSTLlNG:
Hyah!
COWBOYS:
# Out in the land #
# Where the men
# Out in the land where
the wild, wild west was won #
Uhh! Ahh...
# Out in the land
of the desperado #
# lf you're soft
as an avocado #
# Yee-haw!
You're guacamole, son #
# Oh, home,
this ain't it, pal #
# Home, home,
home on the range #
# Home, home,
better go git, pal #
# You ain't
home on the range #
# Out in the land where
the weak are target practice #
# Out in the land where
they shoot the mild and meek #
Ooh! Aah!
# Out where the bad
# lf you're the type
# Yip! Yow!
Your saddle's gonna reek #
# 'Cause you ain't
home on the range #
# Cowboy,
# Home, home,
home on the range #
# Home, home,
home on the range #
# Home, home,
home on the range #
COWBOY:
Howdy, sheriff![Snorts]
[Snorts]
MAGGlE:
Home on the range.
Once upon a time,
l had a home on the range.
But not anymore.
Well, it's no use
cryin' over spilled milk.
Speakin' of which, that's me.
l'm the cow.
[Fly buzzing]
Yeah, they're real.
Quit staring.
l'm sort of between homes
right now.
l lost my old place...
thanks to the meanest bunch of
cattle rustlers in the west--
Alameda Slim
COWBOY:
# Ooh-ee #[Mooing]
MAGGlE:
Somehow,right out
from under our noses...
and then they disappeared
without a trace.
[Panting]
[Moo]
MAGGlE:
After that...poor old Abner couldn't
afford to keep the place...
or me, either, for that matter.
Well, no matter how bad
things get...
there's probably somebody
worse off.
[Whimpering]
That guy, for instance.
ABNER:
Hey, Maggie.Take a look at your new home.
MAGGlE:
Hey! A dairy farm?Now we're talkin'!
Hope it's not one of them
fat-free places.
[Upbeat music playing]
K.D. LANG:
# l know a place #
# Pretty as pie #
# Hits up
with the end of the sky #
# lt's left of Nebraska #
# And over a crest #
way out west #
# Everything's green #
# Know what l mean? #
# Darlin', it's quite
# That you ever done seen #
# Ain't nothin' much
out there #
# Just life at its best #
way out west #
# Bees by the dozen #
# Are buzzin' real peaceful #
# Every bluebonnet,
doggone it, smells nice #
[Sneezes]
# Even
the tumblin' tumbleweed #
# Slows down
# On my tiny half an acre
of paradise #
# Darlin', l swear #
# Once you been there #
# There ain't a view
beneath the blue #
# ls you as my guest #
way out west #
# Why don't you come visit? #
# There's room in the nest #
# On that little
Patch of Heaven #
# Way out we-e-e-e... #
[Snoring]
# ...e-e-e-est #
[Cock-a-doodle-doo]
Wah! Aaah! Ooh! Uhh!
Oh! Uhh!
Hey, that's my boy.
PlGGlES:
Can hog! Can hog!JEB:
Don't yell at me.Oh. The call of duty.
Why don't you handle this one,
Grace?
lt's time l gave you
more responsibility on the farm.
[Pop]
Really?
Thanks, Mrs. C.
l'll make you proud.
Can hog! Can hog!
Get off my case,
little cocktail wieners!
GRACE:
Whoa, whoa!l'm sensing a lot
That's our can, and Jeb took it.
And now he says it's his can.
Now, let's not play
This is an organic problem,
and there's a holistic solution.
You don't get this whole
farm concept, do you, sister?
Kill the goat!
[All shouting]
-Give it!
-Get the can!
-Ahem.
-We're sorry, Mrs. Caloway.
Piggies,
why can't you leave Jeb alone?
Yeah! Why can't you?
The poor old goat
needs peace and quiet.
That's right! l need it!
So, run along,
and take your can with you.
Yeah, you take that can and--
Hey! Whoa! Come back here,
Jeb, don't you have
enough cans of your own?
Uh, no, not really.
l'd be happy to take her in,
Abner.
There's always room
for one more.
Well, thanks, Pearl.
l gotta warn you, though.
She's--heh heh--
she's a bit headstrong.
PEARL:
Oh, now, don't you worry, Abner.
l'm sure she'll fit right in.
So long, Pearl.
You take care, now.
Mrs. Caloway! Oh! Mrs. Caloway!
Mrs. Calo--
[Gasps] Mrs. Caloway,
there's a newcomer at the gate.
-Not now, Audrey.
-But it's a great big--
Everybody? This here is Maggie.
[Tires screech]
[Rock music playing]
[Plop]
PEARL:
Three-time winnerand the original
Miss Happy Heifer.
A show cow?
On Patch of Heaven?
[Gasps]
PEARL:
Now, l want y'allto make her feel right at home.
You hear me?
Hey, thanks, everybody.
lt's great to be here
in Patch of Heaven.
Now, don't everybody speak
at one time.
What is this,
the frozen food section?
[Echoes] ls this thing on?
[Blows]
Ahem.
Good morning, uh, Margaret.
What a wonderful surprise...
to find a fellow bovine
joining the ranks.
[Mock coughing] Phony.
[Honk]
Ooh!
-l'm Mrs. Caloway.
-Hi.
-And this is Grace.
-Hi.
No applause and trophies here,
l'm afraid.
Just the fruits
of our good, honest labor.
Hi.
Workin' stiffs, huh?
Wow! You're the biggest cow
l have ever saw.
Well, if you're in charge,
l'll take that as a compliment.
-Uh--
-And if you're not...
l guess
l'll just have to sit on you.
Mom!
Hey, l'm only kidding!
Say, what is this you've got
jammed up in your ear?
Whoa!
Here, have an apple, kid.
Don't go near any luaus, though.
Wait a minute.
l got somethin' stuck in my ear.
This one's for me.
[Burp]
Ahh! That was good.
ALL:
Awesome!Do it again! Do it again!
Come on, come on!
Do it again! Do it again!
DlLLON:
Oh! That's so cool!
Maggie's some fun, isn't she?
Ohh.
Teaching pigs to throw food.
As if they weren't
sloppy enough.
l'm goin' long!
Heh heh heh.
Ohh!
[Burp]
[All burping]
Whoa! Whoa!
Dagnabit, Buck, slow down!
MAGGlE:
OK, who's up for a gameof tin-can tag?
Hey!
That can is a family heirloom.
Whoever wins is gettin'
a free tetanus shot! OK?
BUCK:
Superstar comin' through!
ALL:
Awesome!-No autographs, please.
-l got your autograph, pal! Ow!
Who's the hotshot?
-Oh, it's Buck.
-Puh! City slicker.
SHERlFF:
Oh! Whoa! Whoa!Dagnabit, Buck!
Take it easy.
This ain't no rodeo.
Why, good morning, Sam.
Heh heh.
ls that ornery horse
gettin' away from you again?
Oh, uh, howdy, Pearl.
l came out to bring you
another bank notice.
This one'll be the last.
You know, every time
l get a weak harvest...
they send me
one of these here notices.
They'll get their money
soon enough.
SHERlFF:
lt's a whole newshootin' match now, Pearl.
The bank's callin' in
everybody's debt.
They're losin' money
somethin' fierce...
with all the cattlemen
goin' under.
l'm tellin' you, if they don't
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