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Pure Country Page #5
- PG
- Year:
- 1992
- 112 min
- 1,534 Views
- So I guess I'm nominated.
Well, if you don't mind.
So how come a beautiful girl
like you isn't married?
Well, I almost did once.
What happened?
This good-looking stranger
came into town...
and he said all the right things
and did all the right things.
- And then he went back.
- Back where?
To his wife.
- You didn't know?
- No, I didn't know.
Of course.
- I'm sorry, that was stupid.
- No, it's all right.
I'm over it by now. It just...
It makes you wary, you know?
Hard to trust people.
I trust you, though.
Why?
I don't know. Just
something about you.
You married?
No.
You ever been married?
No.
- What the hell is that?
- I don't know.
Hey, brother.
- You look like you're doing all right.
- That's Earl. Earl, this is Harley Tucker.
- Nice to meet you.
- Likewise.
I'll take the horses.
You know, I hardly recognize you.
Clean-shaven, short hair. You look...
pretty.
Younger.
I should've known you'd
find me. How'd you do it?
Something to do with trees and roots.
You wouldn't believe me if I told you.
Grandma Ivy.
- So you've been playing some?
- No.
You're a flat lying
cur-dog, I tell you.
He thinks of troubles
that he's gotten in
He recalls how his heart got broken
And how it's still that way
The king of broken hearts
Doesn't know he's a king
He's trying to forget other things
Like some old chilly scenes
I guess you two have
played together before.
What, she doesn't know?
Earl and I played in a
band back in the old days.
Speaking of the old days, you'll
great country wrong
That was quite a show you two
put on back at the ranch.
It was fun.
It was more fun than
I've had in a long time.
You're quite a talented
man, Mr. Wyatt.
And you're quite a
woman, Miss Harley.
I belong
great country wrong
Once upon a time
You had time to love me
And once upon a time
I brought you pain
if only we could
only start all over
loving arms again
great country wrong
I've never felt a
feeling quite so strong
I'm gonna hold you till
the heartaches fade
And all the pain is gone
great country wrong
great country wrong
I'll be right back.
Yeah.
Mama used to tell me
Look before you leap
I made a promise that I would
It's one I just can't keep
Try to be careful
And look out for myself
My mind is on my side
But my heart is something else
Looking like it's
gone way over, yeah
It pulled me down and tore me apart
After all you put me through
I'm still in love with you
What's the matter with you? Haven't
you ever been in love before?
Ahem.
You like dancing with my husband?
Looking like it's
gone way over, yeah
It pulled me down and tore me apart
After all you put me through
I'm still in love with you
I've got a crazy heart
Crazy heart
- Come on, Grandpa. we're going home.
- What's the problem?
You son of a b*tch!
How could you do it?
and look me straight in the
eye and lie to me like that?
I just don't understand it.
I trusted you.
Come on, we're going.
- What the hell is wrong?
- Don't! Don't!
I don't want to see you near
anybody in my family again!
Do you understand me?
No, I don't.
It pulled me down
Tore me apart
After all you put me through
I'm still in love with you
I got a crazy heart
Oh, man.
Dusty.
It's time to come home.
That's me. Underneath that
Dusty hat, that's me.
Where the sidewalk ends
And the road begins
We said goodbye
On a cold dark night
I'm not afraid to go
Harley, this is Wyatt.
Man, I can't believe you two.
Us two?
I swear to God, Wyatt,
I had nothing to do with it.
She must've had me followed
Hell, you walked out. Went home.
I followed you just...
Just like I always do.
How was I supposed to know
you didn't want to be found?
I didn't even know myself.
You should've made that
show in Shreveport.
I intended to.
- Things happen.
- Well, man...
nobody missed you.
Lula just cranked up the fire
Lula.
- Yep?
- I want to see Buddy Jackson.
Haven't found him yet.
Find him. Soon.
You're certainly good at that.
That Shreveport concert, I want you to
reschedule it. I'm gonna do it for free.
If we do that, everyone will
know you weren't there.
We can't let anyone know that.
You don't know what I went
through to save your ass.
Those people paid to see my show,
and that's what they're gonna get.
What choice did you give me,
disappearing like that?
Forget about me. You got a whole
band with families to support.
on your little holiday?
They're the only reason I'm here.
What are we doing out here?
Where are we going?
Just taking a walk.
You know what happened
while I was gone?
I remembered I could
still play a guitar.
And I can sing.
And I remembered
I used to enjoy it.
And I'm good at it, so
that's what I'm gonna do.
I'm gonna play the guitar and sing.
No more smoke.
No volcano blast. And
no more light shows.
that stage and sing?
- Can the whole show?
- That's right.
We've been doing this for a long time
together. You can do this with me...
or I'll do it by myself.
That's it.
Whoa! Ugh!
- You all right?
- I'm fine. I'm fine.
- What was that?
- That was me.
I wasn't concentrating. I just
can't concentrate, damn it.
Harley. He's no good.
You got a rodeo in
three days in Vegas.
Get him out of your head.
I wish I'd broken his jaw.
Today, an entertainment exclusive.
It's Milli Vanilli in reverse.
A member of country superstar Dusty's
road crew reveals an amazing secret.
Yes, I impersonated the guy
through the whole concert.
The TV! Quick! Come here!
The band was live, but the voice was
on tape and I lip-synched to it.
See, his manager offered
me a hundred...
Lula Rogers offered me $100,000 and a
recording contract if I'd keep doing it.
That's him.
But she changed her mind?
Maybe she found somebody else.
There's no telling how many
different guys she used before me.
- Where's the real Dusty?
- That, I don't know.
Dusty ends his phenomenally
successful road tour this weekend...
at the Mirage Hotel in Las Vegas.
there to answer the question:
Is it Dusty, or is it Memorex?
We'll be back with more from Country Music
Network after these brief messages.
Okay. This is Monique James,
Country Music Network...
and we'll try once again for
an interview in a minute.
I owe all of y'all an apology.
I put each of you here in this
room in a difficult position...
leaving the way I did,
and for that I'm sorry.
I guess I kind of lost track of...
what our real job was.
Maybe we all did.
In the early days...
it was all about the music.
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