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I�want�it�to�be�you�and�me.
-[sighs] -Wait.�Richey,�don't.
[Richey]�Marry�me.
dramatic�music
I'm�always�gonna take�care�of�you.
[Tammy�exhales�heavily]
[Richey] That�feel�good�to�you,�sugar?
[Jones] This�next�song�was�written
by�my�soon-to-be husband-in-law.
Kill�his�mic.
[cheers�and�applause]
Go�to�hell,�George.
I'll�tell�the�devil you�sent�me.
Haven't�really�been�myself for�the�past�few�years.
And,�um,�ever�since I�can�remember,�I've�had�pain.
[Jones] � That's�not�the�way it's�gotta�be.
It's�not.
[gun�cocks]
What�you�doing,�Possum?
Who's�gonna�save�you�now, little�Jesus?
What,�you�gonna�shoot�me, George?
[person�screams]
One,�two,�three!
The�Maggots'�"(Let's�Get, Let's�Get)�Tammy�Wynette"
I�jumped�in�her�car at�the�shopping�center
To�my�gun she�will�surrender
Knock�her�all�around, bruise�her�face
Drop�her�on�the�ground in�some�unknown�place
She's�so�scared, she's�so�upset
Let's�get,�let's�get Tammy�Wynette
[panting]
[banging�on�window, doorknob�rattling]
Let's�beat�her�up�badly just�for�fun
When�we�get�through, she�won't�be�able�to�run
Carve�her�face with�my�pocketknife
[Junette] Get�your�britches�on.
You�won't�believe who's�outside.
Honey,�what�happened�to�you?
[panting]
-He�tried�to�kill�me. -Aw.
Let's�get,�let's�get Tammy�Wynette
gentle�guitar�music
[camera�shutter�snaps, flashbulb�whirs]
[sputters�breathily]
[judge] � What�do�you�have to�say�for�yourself?
[camera�shutter�snaps]
[sighs,�quacks,�chuffs]
Oh,�it's�a�mystery�why�anyone would�want�to�hurt�me.
[judge] You�don't�seem�to�understand
the�gravity�of�your�situation.
Mr.�Jones,�you�stand�charged with�the�attempted�murder
of�Earl�"Peanutt"�Montgomery.
How�do�you�plead?
[quacks]
[judge]�This�is�an�arraignment, Mr.�Jones,
not�an�episode�of � Hee�Haw.
[Tammy] I�was�at�the�Hillsdale�Mall,
-and�I�walked�to�my�car. -[camera�shutter�snaps]
There�was�a�man�waiting�there.
He�had�a�stocking�on�his�face.
He�put�a�gun�in�my�back, and�he�told�me�to�drive.
And�then�at�some�point, he�made�me�pull�over,
and�he�started�arguing with�another�man.
And�then...
that�man�took�the�wheel,
and�he�started�driving another�80�miles...
to�Pulaski.
And�then�they�pushed�me out�of�the�car,
strangled�me�with�a�pantyhose,
punched�me, and�left�me�for�dead.
Mr.�Jones, you're�facing�20�years�to�life.
[sighs]
I'm�an�alcoholic,�sir.
I�have�been�for�quite�a�while.
Been�messed�up�in�drugs for�a�couple�years�now,�too.
And�I�lost�pretty�much everything�because�of�it.
[reporter] How�will�this�affect�your�tour?
Oh,�no,�I'm�not�gonna�miss any�engagement,
not�a�single�one.
Starting�tomorrow,
we're�going�out on�a�ten-city�tour.
And�you�can�bet your�bottom�dollar,
every�stop�is�gonna�get a�hell�of�a�show.
[Tammy] Make�sure�you�print�this-
there's�no�way�any�bad�man
will�ever�intimidate Tammy�Wynette.
I've�probably�been a�very�unliked�person...
among�family�and...
...and�my�friends,
like�somebody who�was�heartless.
I�saved�it�all�for�the�songs, you�know.
I-I...
I�knew�I�was�supposed�to�love person�to�person,
but�I�just�failed�miserably.
And,�uh,�I�know�that that's�what�I�wanted,
but�I�just�didn't�know how�to�do�it.
[reporter] � Did�George�Jones have�anything�to�do�with�this?
soft�dramatic�music
No.
I�have�no�assets other�than�my�voice,
and�I'm�hoping�you'll�let�me use�it�to�reestablish�myself
as�a�man�and�entertainer
and�purge�myself�of�contempt.
Thank�you�all�for�coming.
I�made�some�lemonade if�anyone�is�thirsty.
[Peanutt]�George.
It's�awfully�Christian�of�you to�reconsider�my�fate.
[Charlene]�We're�not�going�down in�the�books�of�history
as�the�folks�who�ended George�Jones.
[Jones] If�he�ever�gets�an�ending.
God�help�us.
I'd�say�I'm�sorry,�but...
my�sorries�ain't�worth�a�damn.
George, you�want�to�get�better...
you�know�where�the�house�is.
Come�on.�Let's�go.
[door�clicks�open, zipper�scratches]
Get�out.
[door�clicks�shut]
[Richey�sighs]
Seeing�you�with�those�bruises
and�knowing�that�I'm�the�man
who�hurt�Tammy�Wynette,
it's�not�who�I�am.
You�covered�your�wife with�bruises
two�days�before�she�had to�go�on�tour.
That�is�the�man�you�are.
[sighs]
[sniffles]
Do�you�have�any�idea how�much�it�hurts�me�to�know
that�you'll�always�be�in�love with�him?
Sorry.
[sighs]
I�know�I�don't�have the�place...
in�your�heart that�George�Jones�has.
For�all�his�faults, Jones�tells�the�truth.
You�turned�me�into�a�liar.
Mm.
[voice�breaking] I�just�love�you�so�damn�much.
[mellow�guitar�music�playing]
I've�never�seen�your�face
Or�even�shook�your�hand
[Jones�groans]
I've�never heard�your�voice
But�your�word
I�understand
I've�always�heard your�name
And�believed right�from�the�start
No,�I�don't�have to�see�you
'Cause�I�know�you
By�heart
I�can�see�you in�the�flower
That�blooms�in�the�spring
I�can�see�you in�the�morning
As�the�pretty�robin
Sings
Thank�you,�sir.
You're�the�light that�I�see�shining
When�I'm�alone�in�the�dark
No,�I�don't�have to�see�you
'Cause�I�know�you
By�heart
You're�the�man that�walked�on�water
You're�the�man that�calmed�the�sea
No,�I�don't�have to�see�you
'Cause�I�know�you
By�heart
[soft�piano�music�playing]
[engine�rumbling]
[engine�revving]
[revving�continues]
melancholy�music
[revving�continues]
[cheers�and�applause]
That�is�a�friendly�crowd.
Do�you�hear�how�much they�love�you?
Thank�you,�sugar. You're�so�sweet.
I�got�a�call�scheduled with�the�coast�in�an�hour,
and,�uh,�there�is�talk of�doing�a�featurette
about�your�ordeal on � That's�Incredible!
Hmm?�Gonna�parlay�that into�some�acting�turns,
maybe�your�own�cooking�show.
What�do�you�think of�that,�sugar?
Well,�if�it's�good�publicity, then�so�be�it.
[Richey�sighs]�Well,�camera's always�been�a�friend�to�you.
-Mm. -[Richey]�Here�you�go.
Oh, � Hollywood�Squares wants�you.
And�I�said,�"Only�if�my�Tammy gets�to�be�in�the�center."
So�we'll�have�to�wait for�Paul�Lynde's�vacation,
but,�you�know...
I�think�it'd�be- I�think�it�would�be�a�great-
[person] Hey,�buddy,�you�gotta�sign�in.
[Richey] Huh?�I-All�right.
[sighs] Oh,�thank�you.
Here�you�go.
-[sighs]�This�is�a- -[clears�throat]
This�is�a�"Patsy�Cline after�the�car�wreck"�moment.
She�came�back stronger�than�ever.
[sighs]
I'm�so�proud�of�us.
-[groans] -Right?
Don't�touch�me.
[announcer] Ladies�and�gentlemen,
please�put�your�hands�together
and�give a�warm�Memphis�welcome
for�the�first�lady of�country�music,
Tammy�Wynette!
[cheers�and�applause]
[crowd]�Tammy!�Tammy!
Tammy!�Tammy!�Tammy!
[Billy] What�happened�to�you�two?
[Jones] Me.�You.
Everybody.
My�best. Cracking�up,�both�of�you.
She's�not�okay.
[sighs]�Nope.
[Richey]�I�went�to�get�her, take�her�away�from�him.
She�just�shut�me�out.
-[Billy]�I�got�a�song�for�you. -Hmm?
It's�a�good�song
about�a�man�who�loved�a�woman so�hard,
he�didn't�stop�loving�her till�the�day�he�died.
Well,�that�sounds�fun.
I�want�your�voice�on�it.
I�want�to�strangle�you.
Tammy�left�me,�too,�George.
I�gave�her�that�name.
She�run�off�with�it.
[Jones] Mm-mm.�She�earned�it.
Well...
I�know�now�what�it's�like to�watch�her�walk�away.
Yeah.
Oh,�she�married�that�ugly�fart.
[Billy]�Mm.
[quacking] Boy,�oh,�boy.
I�should�have�done�more to�stop�it.
You�can't�stop�her.
She's�not�the�stopping�kind. That's�her�beauty.
I�think�you�still�got�it in�you,�Jones.
Mm.
[Billy]�Let's�give�'em a�good�"fuck�you."
[chuckles]
-[switch�clicks] -[Lou] � Quonset�Hut�Studio�B.
"He�Stopped�Loving�Her�Today."
George�Jones,�artist. Take�256.
[slurps]
[Billy]�George.
How�you�doing,�buddy?
Gonna�try�this�again,�okay?
It's�just�too�sad.
-It's- -[Billy]�Mm-hmm.
I-it's�too�sad,�Billy.
Well,�just�get�two�more�lines out�for�me�today.
You�can�come�back�in�tomorrow, sing�a�few�more.
We�got�nothing�but�time.
Yeah.
Okay.
[Billy] All�right.
Good�man.
Okay,�let's,�uh,�take�it from�the�bridge.
[sighs]
[door�clicks�shut]
[mumbling�indistinctly]
[sniffs]
[Lou] "He�Stopped�Loving�Her�Today,"
take�256.
[exhales�heavily]
tense�music
[sniffs]
Son�of�a�bitch.
[sighs,�sniffs]
[Billy] Everybody�take�five.
[quacking�indistinctly]
[indistinct�quacking�continues]
That�is�very�generous, but,�uh,�Tammy's�new�rider
stipulates�an�entourage�of�25.
[mixer�whirring] I�know,�but�the�business
keeps�growing, and�so�does�her�needs.
[timer�dings]
We�are�rethinking�the�wardrobe.
We�want�it�to�mirror this�new�fitness�craze,
sort�of�a�rodeo�cowgirl
meets�Jazzercise�combo,�yeah.
Hard�to�forget the�love�we�shared
[Tammy] Mm,�there's�my�birthday�girl.
Hey,�what's�wrong,�Bits?
Bad�men�are�still�out�there.
[Tammy] No,�honey.
There's�no�bad�men out�there,�right?
You're�gonna�have a�happy�birthday.
You�want�to�go�outside
and�finish�hanging�up the�streamers?
-Hmm? -Mm-hmm.
Okay,�go.
[phone�rings]
First�Lady�Acres.
-Wynette. -[Tammy] � You�can't�call�me.
All�business�needs to�go�through�Richey�now.
[Billy] It's�George.
Come�on,�Tammy. You�owe�me�one.
[snoring]
[door�clicks�open]
-[Billy]�Hey. -Hey.
[Billy] Thanks�for�coming.
You�get�30�minutes, and�that's�it.
I'm�not�staying�here�all�night.
Well...
you're�the�only�one who�can�get�this�out�of�him.
You�okay?
All�right. Sit�here,�honey.
[clears�throat]
George,�you�gotta�wake�up.
[groans]
Wynette�wants�to�hear your�new�song.
[grunts]
I�told�her�you�were�waiting for�her�to�show�up
so�you�could�sing�it�to�her,
let�her�know�how�you�feel.
Hey,�Tammy.
Why�you�keep�driving by�my�house,�George?
Just�to�see if�I'm�really�gone.
What�do�you�say�we�just�go for�the�whole�thing?
[switch�clicks]
[sniffs]
[sighs,�sputters, groans,�sniffs]
[clears�throat,�sniffs]
He�said, "I'll�love�you�till�I�die"
[soft�music�playing]
She�told�him, "You'll�forget�in�time"
As�the�years went�slowly�by
She�still�preyed upon�his�mind
He�kept�her�picture on�his�wall
Went�half-crazy now�and�then
He�still�loved�her through�it�all
Hoping she'd�come�back�again
Kept�some�letters by�his�bed
Dated�1962
He�had�underlined�in�red
Every�single�"I�love�you"
I�went�to�see�him just�today
Oh,�but�I�didn't�see no�tears
All�dressed�up�to�go�away
First�time�I'd�seen�him smile�in�years
He�stopped loving�her�today
They�placed�a�wreath upon�his�door
And�soon they'll�carry�him�away
He�stopped loving�her�today
Ooh,�ooh,�ooh,�ooh
[Jones]�You�know,�she�came to�see�him�one�last�time.
[Millie] Ooh,�ooh,�ooh,�ooh,�ooh
[Jones]�Oh,�and�we�all�wondered if�she�would.
[Millie] � �Ooh,�ooh,�ooh, ooh,�ooh,�ooh
And�it�kept�running through�my�mind.
Ooh,�ooh,�ooh, ooh,�ooh,�ooh,�ooh
This�time, he's�over�her�for�good.
He�stopped loving�her�today
They�placed�a�wreath upon�his�door
And�soon they'll�carry�him�away
He�stopped�loving�her
Today
You're�a�son�of�a�bitch.
[door�clicks�open�and�shut]
[switch�clicks]
[engine�turning�over]
[Jones] Virginia!
Virginia.
Virginia,�stop!�Stop. Virginia.
[Tammy]�George,�please, don't�stop�me.
-George. -[Jones]�I-I'm-
I'm�so-I'm�gonna- I'm�gonna-
-I'm�gonna�get�it�right. -I�know.�I�know�you�are.
[Jones] I'm�gonna�try�so�hard,�baby.
I'm�gonna�try�so�hard.�Please.
-[Tammy]�Okay. -Please.
Okay.
You�come�and�see�me and�Georgette�when�you�do.
-[Jones]�I'm�gonna�get�right. -Okay?
-You�come�see�us,�George. -[Jones]�I�will.
-Okay.�You�come�see�us. -I�will.
mellow�guitar�music
[Peanutt�sighs]
You�ain't�gon'�shoot�me, are�you?
No.
I�need-
I�need-I�need-
[Peanutt] Okay,�come�on.
I�need-
All�bound for�Mu�Mu�Land,�hey
The�KLF's�"Justified�& Ancient�(Stand�by�the�JAMs)"
Hey,�hey
All�bound for�Mu�Mu�Land
Mu�Mu�Land
All�bound�for�Mu�Mu�Land
They're�justified, and�they're�ancient
And�they�like�to�roam the�land
They're�justified, and�they're�ancient
I�hope�you�understand
They�called�me�up in�Tennessee
They�said, "Tammy,�stand�by�the�JAMs"
What�the�fuck�is�this�song?
But�if�you�don't�like what�they're�gonna�do
It's�hip.�It's�now. It's�keeping�us�current.
[Tammy] � �'Cause they're�coming�through
This�is�a�surprise, Georgette.
Every�time�I�come to�the�house,�she's�asleep.
Only�time�I�ever�see�her�on her�feet's�when�she's�working.
Yeah,�she�needs�it to�save�her�strength.
Poor�thing�hasn't�been all�right�since...
the�day�you�were�born.
[Tammy] Can�we-sorry,�can�we�stop?
-[person]�Cut! -[bell�rings]
[Tammy] Sorry,�everybody.�Richey.
-Excuse�me. -[Tammy]�I�just-I-Richey?
[Richey] Yeah.�I'm�right�here.
[indistinct�chatter]
[Tammy�groans]
Okay.
Mama,�hey.
Oh,�honey.
Um,�just�give�me�a�minute. I'll-
[grunts]
[Jones] Oh,�there's�bad�in�everything.
I�dislike�people�misusing something�that�I�love�so�much,
and�it�goes�beyond�money, all�the�glory.
I�just�really�love�this�music that�I'm�a�part�of,
and�I�can't�stand�to�see what�they're�doing�to�it.
But�I've�learned to�live�with�it
because�that's�what they've�done.
They�come�in with�the�modern�sound.
I�call�it�modern�pop.
It's�not�country�anymore.�Mm.
How�long�have�you�been on�the�straight�and�narrow?
-This�time? -[laughs]
I'm�not�being�funny with�you,�son.
Being�a�drunk�like�me�isn't something�that�just�goes�away.
But�day�by�day,�I�try.
And�right�now I'm�doing�pretty�good.
And�the�good�stretches, thank�the�Lord,
are�getting�longer�and�longer.
[DJ] Speaking�for�myself,
I�think�we�all�miss the�wild�George.
I�don't.
[DJ] How's�Tammy?
[inhales�sharply] She's�fine.
She's�living�her�life, and�I'm�living�mine.
You�met�my�Nancy?
-[DJ]�I�did. -Yeah.
She�really�puts�up�with�me,
manages�my�business like�a�trouper.
What's�Tammy�think�of�you being�married�to�someone�else?
I�think�we've�both�gotten�used to�having�moved�on.
You�know,�one�thing I�think�you'll�hear
-on�the�new�record- -Is�it�hard�to�stay
on�the�straight�and�narrow around�her?
Just�don't�think he'd�understand
She's�walking�her�path. I'm�walking�mine.
[Marcia�Clark�on�TV] � The circumstances�of�the�search
are�irrelevant�to�the�trial before�the�trier�of�fact.
That�is�a�legal�issue that�the�court-
[Tammy] Did�she�seem�upset�to�you?
I�barely�had�a�chance to�talk�to�her.
[Richey] She�understands.
I�want�to�bring�the�girls
and�all�the�kids down�to�Florida.
Mm. Next�month.
Mm-mm,�this�month.
[grunts]
[sighs]
You�want�another?
[Tammy] Mm-hmm.
[grunts]
You�can't�this�month,
'cause�you�have�to�go to�New�York
and�promote�the�new�single.
Well,�then�bring the�girls�to�New�York.
[Richey]�Do�you�really�want to�spend�money�on�that?
You�buy�yourself any�new�furs�lately?
[Richey] Let�me�handle�it.
Last�time I�let�you�handle�it,
we�ended�up�in�Chapter�11.
-[Richey�sighs] -Let�you�handle�it.
We'll�be�homeless.
[bus�rumbling]
[hydraulics�hissing, engine�sputtering]
[Richey]�Oh,�you�have�got to�be�kidding�me.
Again?�After�what�I've�spent on�this�bus?
[door�opens,�closes]
Don't�pay�to�buy American�no�more.
-Get�it�running. -Yes,�sir.
[person�speaking�indistinctly on�TV]
Here's�the�moment from�every�angle.
Our�team�coverage�begins with�Shannon�Hartley,
who�is�live with�a�look�at�the�wreckage.
[Shannon�on�TV] Thank�you,�Pete.
Today�these�workers say�the�cleanup
will�wait�for�another�day.
The�once-great Landmark�hotel...
[Shannon�continues indistinctly]
dramatic�music
See�the�parking�lot�going�up in�a�cloud�of�dust�and�smoke.
[bed�whirring]
She�wouldn't�want�him to�see�her�like�this.
[ventilator�whirring]
[knock�at�door]
[Nancy]�You�ready?
-No. -[Nancy]�It's�a�long�drive.
Don't�think�you're�not�going to�say�goodbye.
I'm�serious,�George.
Your�mother�has�undergone 27�major�surgeries.
Her�intestines are�completely�blocked.
Her�bile�duct�is�infected.
You�need�to�be�prepared.
This�was�an�overdose.
Our�mother's�a�drug�addict.
All�of�her�adhesions and�the�blockages,
caused�by�abusing�painkillers prescribed�by�men�like�you.
[footsteps�approaching]
-[Jones]�Mm. -[Georgette]�Daddy.
Hey.
I�know.
[sniffs] Hmm.
You�get�your�skinny�ass�up, Virginia.
You�can�do�it.
You�get�up,�and�we'll�show�'em we�ain't�done�yet.
[sighs]
Just�a�closer�walk
With�Thee
[sniffs]
Grant�it,�Jesus
Hear�my�plea
Daily�walking
Close�to�Thee
Let�it�be
Dear�Lord
Let�it�be
I�am�weak
But�Thou�art�strong
Jesus,�keep�me
From�all�wrong
Mama.�Hey.
My�love.
I'll�be�satisfied
As�long
[moans]
As�I�walk
Let�me�walk
Close�to�Thee
Jones�was�here.
I'd�get�struck�by�lightning to�see�him-I�don't�care.
Tammy�and�George waited�so�long
to�make�this�lovely�duet and�this�album.
We�want�to�know�why�it�took so�long�to�start�up�again,
get�on�the�tour.
[cheers�and�applause]
[Richey] Nancy,�I�need�to�talk�to�you
about�this�souvenir�split.
Now,�if�it's�Tammy that's�on�the�T-shirt,
I�don't�see how�you�get�that�money.
It�needs�to�be�one�pot,�50/50.
[Richey] Look,�let's�just-
Bet�I�walk�on�water�next.
Don't�give�yourself so�much�credit.
[Nancy] So�if�you're�making�a�sale
on�a�shirt with�the�two�of�them�on�it,
our�camp�doesn't�see any�of�that�action.
-I�just�want�to�be�clear. -She's�a�pip.
[Richey]�All�right,�can- let�me�show�you.
[Jones]�Yeah, they�suit�each�other,�huh?
[Tammy]�Mm.
[Jones] You�just�keep�writing.
I�swear,�I�haven't�written a�song�since�the�'70s.
[Tammy]�Yeah,�it's�been a�while�for�me,�too.
I�inspire�you.
[Tammy�laughs]
[lighter�clicking]
-[lighter�snaps�closed] -[Jones�inhales�sharply]
Oh,�I�can't�smoke�anymore.
I�know.
-I�can't�drink. -Mm.
I�ought�to�have�Richey put�bourbon�in�my�drip
just�to�tease�you.
-You're�mean. -Mm.�I�know�you�can�take�it.
What's�in�there,�anyway?
Nutrients. There's�the�liquid�protein.
I�think�there's�some�vitamins, B6�or�12.
I�don't...
Well,�that�sounds�fun.
It's�a�party.
-[Georgette]�You�doing�okay? -Yeah,�oh,�yeah,�never�better.
Thank�you,�hon.
You�look�pretty�today,�honey.
Um...
thank�you.
-[Tammy]�Is�my�lipstick�okay? -Oh,�Mama,�you�look�beautiful.
[Jones] Well,�how�do�I�look?
Good.
She�hates�me.
Well,�you�missed her�graduation.
You�missed�her�marriage...
birth�of�her�kids,�her�divorce.
You�said�you'd�come.
You�never�did.
She�doesn't�hate�you.
She�just�doesn't�know�you.
You�can�change�that.
Mr.�Jones,�Ms.�Wynette.
Oh,�honey,�it's�Tammy.
Tammy.�[chuckles] They're�ready�for�you.
[Tammy] Thank�you.
[cheers�and�applause]
["Golden�Ring"�playing]
[cheers�and�applause]
In�a�pawnshop�in�Chicago
On�a�sunny�summer�day
A�couple�gazes at�the�wedding�rings
There�on�display
She�smiles and�nods�her�head
As�he�says, "Honey,�that's�for�you
It's�not�much,�but�it's the�best�that�I�can�do"
[cheers�and�applause]
[both] � �Golden�ring
With�one�tiny�little�stone
Waiting�there
For�someone to�take�it�home
By�itself
It's�just a�cold�metallic�thing
Only�love�can�make a�golden�wedding�ring
In�a�little�wedding�chapel
Later�on�that�afternoon
An�old�upright�piano
Plays that�old�familiar�tune
[Jones] � �Tears roll�down�her�cheeks
Happy�thoughts run�through�her�head
As�he�whispers�low
"With�this�ring, I�thee�wed"
[both] � �Golden�ring
With�one�tiny�little�stone
Shining�ring
Now�at�last, it's�got�a�home
By�itself
It's�just a�cold�metallic�thing
Only�love�can�make
A�golden�wedding�ring
Hey,�Tammy, I�want�to�ask�you�a�question.
What�are�you�doing,�George?
Now,�come�on,�now!
I�was�about�to�ask�you a�question!
That's�what�we�do,�right?
[Tammy]�What�is�it you�want�to�ask�me?
Are�you�happy?
You�know�I�am,�George. You�know�I�am.�Are�you?
[cheers�and�applause]
In�a�small two-room�apartment
As�they�fight their�final�round
He�says, "You�won't�admit�it
But�I�know you're�leaving�town"
Tammy�says, "One�thing's�for�certain
I�don't�love�you�anymore, George"
And�throws�down that�cheap�little�ring
As�she�walks�out�the�door
I�never�said�that.
[both] � �Golden�ring
With�one�tiny�little�stone
Cast�aside
Like�the�love that's�dead�and�gone
By�itself
It's�just a�cold�metallic�thing
Only�love�can�make
A�golden�wedding�ring
In�a�pawnshop�in�Chicago
On�a�sunny�summer�day
Where's�your�husband?
At�the�venue,
counting�money�with�your�wife. [chuckles]
Well,�that�ought to�take�a�while.
[both] � �Golden�ring
soft�music
[Jones] Yeah.
What?�Don't�look�at�that.
Don't�look�at�that.
Doesn't�take�that�long to�count�money.
Yeah.
Well,�there's�a�lot of�people�in�there.
Sold�a�lot�of�T-shirts
-and�hot�dogs�and... -[chuckles]
-...lollipops,
-piña�coladas... -[laughs]
...balloons.
[Tammy�laughing]
I'm�gonna�go straighten�up�now.
And�that�little- that�little�puppet�set.
-Oh,�you�stop�it. -Yeah.
-I'm�gonna�go�straighten�up. -All�right.
You�do�that.
You�better�straighten�up.
All�right.
Whoops.
-Jones. -Whoops.
-[Tammy]�Mm-mm. -What?
[Tammy] Let�me�fix�this.
You�can't�walk�out�of�here looking�like�that.
[Jones] Mm.
-That's�better. -Mm-hmm.
[zipper�scratches]
[zipper�scratching]
[Tammy�sighs]
[Jones�sighs]
What�kind�of�lyrics are�these?
"To�Jackie,�all�my�crystal.
"To�Georgette,�all�my�shoes
"'cause�she's�the�one who�can�fit�'em.
"To�Gwen,�my�Jaguar.
To�Tina"-
I�think�you�should�leave�now.
Wynette,�no.
Mm-mm.
[chuckles]
My�girls�are�gonna�be�set.
Richey's�gonna�be�here�soon, so�I�think�you�need�to�leave.
Come�on.
Get�going,�old�man.
[door�slides�open�and�shut]
[footsteps�approaching]
[Jones�sighs]
[sighs,�sniffs]
Your�mama�isn't�writing�songs in�her�notepads.
I�know.
Mm-hmm.
Mm.
I�thought�after�everything she�went�through,
things�would�get�different.
Nothing�ever�gets�different with�you�two.
[sighs]
She's�still�on�that�stuff.
She�never�stopped.
Mama's�dying.
And�what�are�you�doing about�it?
Oh,�I�don't�have�words, really,�anymore,
no�words�for�any�of�this,�baby.
"Baby"?
I'm�sorry.
My�whole�life's�been nothing�but�noise,
the�big�show, bunch�of�strangers�loving�me
for�what�seemed�like�nothing.
And�the�worse�I�got, the�more�they�loved�me.
The�only�reason strangers�can�love�me
is�'cause�they�don't�know�me.
They�don't�have to�feel�what�I�did.
They�never�get�close�enough
to�find�out what�I'm�capable�of.
Do�you�hear�yourself talking�about�yourself?
If�me�and�you�could�go somewhere�quiet...
...then�I�could�know�you, and�you�could�know�me.
D-do�something,�Daddy.
-[sobs] -[Jones�shushing]
Oh,�oh,�Georgette. I�know.�I�know.
-I�know.�I�know.�[shushing] -[sobbing]
I�know.
[machine�whirs]
Come�on.�Are�you-
[Jones] Hey.�Hey.
Hey!
What�kind�of�man�are�you,�huh?
-Don't�put�your�hands�on�me! -You're�killing�her!
You�watch�your�mouth.
I'll�watch�nothing! I�know�what�you're�doing!
Unlike�you,
I've�been�a�right�dutiful�man to�Tammy�Wynette.
I�haven't�done�anything�for�her that�she�hasn't�asked�me�to.
That�how�you�sleep�at�night?
Yeah.�How�do�you�sleep?
Oh.�Well,�let�me tell�you�something,�son.
If�anything�happens�to�her,
I'm�coming�for�you.
You�hear�me?
[Tammy] Hey.
Come�on,�now,�we're�too�old to�be�making�scenes.
[Richey] You�see�what�he�did�to�me?
I�saw.
[breathing�heavily]
"Help�Me�Make�It Through�The�Night"
[Tammy] � �Take�the�ribbon from�my�hair
Shake�it�loose and�let�it�fall
Laying�soft against�your�skin
Like�the�shadows on�the�wall
Come�and�lay�down by�my�side
Till the�early-morning�light
All�I'm�taking is�your�time
Help�me�make�it through�the�night
I�don't�care
What's�right�or�wrong
I�don't�try�to�understand
Let�the�devil take�tomorrow
Lord,�tonight I�need�a�friend
Yesterday�is�dead�and�gone
And�tomorrow's out�of�sight
I�don't�want�to�be�alone
Help�me�make�it through�the�night
[humming]
And�it's�sad�to�be�alone
Help�me�make�it through�the�night
I�don't�want�to�be�alone
[chuckles]
Help�me�make�it through�the�night
[cheers�and�applause]
[laughs]
Oh,�I�love�you�all.
[laughs]
I�just�wanted�to- I'm�feeling�wonderful.
-[cheers�and�whistles] -[laughs]
I'm�so�happy�to�be�here.
All�right,�George, get�on�out�here.
-[cheers�and�applause] -[chuckles]
[person] Come�on,�George!
[cheers�and�applause�continue]
[crowd]�George!�George! George!�George!
George!�George! George!�George!�George!�George!
[Jones] Hey.
How�about�this�lady�right�here, Tammy�Wynette?
-She's�the�queen. -[cheers�and�applause]
[Richey] Check�those�spark�plugs!
[clattering]
Well,�now,�that's�gonna kill�you,�ain't�it?
Shh!
You�be�quiet.
The�bus�always�breaks�down,
but�we�always get�it�going�again.
[coughs]
We�don't�need�it. I�got�us�a�car.
-[door�closes] -You�gonna�kidnap�me?
We�don't�have to�keep�doing�this.
We�can�just�leave,
get�as�far�away�from�here as�we�can.
We�can�get�you�fixed�up.
We�can�get�you�off�this�stuff.
I�promise.
[Tammy] Your�wife's�in�there
talking�to�my�husband about�extending�the�tour.
[Jones] Nobody�talked�to�me�about�that.
Well,�that's what�you're�gonna�do,
come�with�me�to�Birmingham and�then�Poughkeepsie
and�then�20�other�cities and�then�Europe.
Oh,�Virginia.
Please.
[sighs] Look�at�us,�Glenn.
Hey.
We�did�it�before.
soft�music
Look�at�me.
[chuckles�softly]
I'll�take�you anywhere�you�want�to�go.
I�think�we're�going in�opposite�directions.
Don't�have�to.
You're�too�late.
[groans]
[engine�turning�over]
[engine�revving]
[revving�continues]
[engine�revs]
[keys�jingle,�engine�shuts�off]
[hydraulics�hissing]
Get�on,�Possum.
Don't�get�excited.
We�just�couldn't�get�it�going.
[engine�turning�over]
-Oh,�you�couldn't�get�it�going. -[Tammy]�Mm-mm.
[Jones�groans]
I'm�a�rolling�stone
All�alone�and�lost
For�a�life�of�sin
I�paid�the�cost
[both] When�I�pass�by
All�the�people�say
-�Just�another�guy -[guitar�joins�in]
On�the�lost�highway
Just�a�deck�of�cards
And�a�jug�of�wine
And�a�woman's�lies
Makes�a�life�like�mine
[all] � �On�the�day�we�met
I�went�astray
I�started�rolling�down
That�lost�highway
[Jones�and�Tammy] I�was�just�a�lad
Nearly�22
Neither�good�nor�bad
Just�a�kid�like�you
And�now�I'm�lost
Too�late�to�pray
Lord,�I�paid�the�cost
On�the�lost�highway
Now,�boys,�don't�start
Your�rambling�round
On�this�road�of�sin
Are�you�sorrow�bound
Take�my�advice
Or�you'll�curse�the�day
You�started�rolling�down
That�lost�highway
Take�my�advice
Or�you'll�curse�the�day
You�started�rolling�down
That�lost�highway
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