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stay low and keep moving don't stop for
nothing
check your gas masks marvelous dancer
keep your damn heads down yeah so yellow
you scared me no sure
fool if you ain't right
you're already burning ready don't try
to save them all just get the ones you
can't you got me sure stop trying to be
a damn hero
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and you know I thought for you
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Vincent thank god you're here how is he
he's impossible that's how he is
hello father he locked himself in from
your father and me he won't even see you
every time he goes on one of these
demonstrations it costs your mother and
me $25 to bail him out
please Vincent do something please
hey-ya open up it's me Ben
hi kid
what's the matter huh well what why
don't you call me you're my kid brother
I love you why don't you talk to me I
don't need to talk Vince I just need a
job I think it's more than that it's
that why they call you in here to get me
back in the hospital cuz I'm not going
Vince you understand I'm not going back
there
fine I don't want you to go back to the
hospital ok I just want what's best for
you or what's best for me is to get the
hell out of here
can go where I mean your family's here
the people that love you are right here
it's Vince if I stay here I feel like
I'm gonna dream the war the rest of my
life I'm gonna go to Florida now there's
a Boone down there and and and I'm gonna
get a job it I know I'm more of a burden
here than anything else it'll be better
for you for the family for me you'll see
Vince Vince you'll see
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but he didn't get better I need more
money in one week in New York before the
world in the last six months to south
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somewhere there's a place for me
anything is possible in America I still
believe that
I still believe that
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well well look what we got here ain't
got no beef with your friend
that depends on what on how quickly you
empty your pockets look ain't got
nothing you want then you won't mind if
we have a little look-see will ya hey
okay okay
I'm not welcome here why didn't you just
say so yeah so I couldn't help you them
to dingos
let me an arm here won't do nothing but
flat hey take it easy now sport y'all
right
hey you Abed by any chance yeah me too
hungry go on get hungry thanks I just
like to make a little money Hut
how'd you like to make a little money
[Laughter]
yeah well me well I got no more money
and I total got feathers but I do know
where I can get me something that's just
what I'm gonna do
hey you won't go in partners with me
what well I can't say just now
but if you hook up with me about noon
from our options Wow well plan on being
halfway to Jacksonville by then well
that's the bunk isn't it that'd be too
bad cuz you'd be passing up easy
pickings
I'd like to help out a fellow veteran
put a little jingle in your pocket
anyhow we got to stick together these
days don't we
Oh
there's old geese homes is those bills
in cash that maybe $1,000 hit up in
there and this says it ain't his
call me out would you think guys taking
you to a picnic out me I'm late sport
you already seen my face hands up old
man go and get the money come on open it
$5.00 where's that money pops that's all
there is
search him come on old Natalie are you
pops you tell me what you hid the rest
that money I'll blow your brains out no
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[ __ ] a person and fin vu I would eternal
that old man's money
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sorry Fitz but I don't believe there's a
jury in the county little buyers do we
manage nothing you say good old man's
like people down here don't take kindly
to thieves especially the ones from the
north
how do you plead your honor your honor
he's not giving me any choice
do you plead guilty we plead guilty your
honor i sentence you Robert Elliott
burns to six to ten years hard labor
where's Larry okay
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13 Changmin 13 pack tok this up right
here right here yes you the warden I
gotta talk to you
step down mr. Burnes chain gives you a
short step but you'll get used to it
count on it
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is your first time in Georgia
yeah I'll get used to it cuz you're
gonna be here for a long long time
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prisoner it's for punishment the way
they Expedia sins
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the sooner you feel guilty the better
off you'll be
ooh boy for your Trump thank you
you take real good care now yeah yes sir
mr. party I'll do just that
hey take that one over there should
still be warm
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I hope you're more of a man the last
Hansel had bunk named his clothes his
temple pimp from Savannah ride himself
to sleep every night put him in the hot
box until she tried to make a break
ding to be didn't die on my name's Pappy
glue what's yours
Terrence play in for armed robbery but I
didn't do it do it
Oh half the cons and you didn't do it
but me I done it
tchau tchau
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Meech take that the fridge corn and
sorghum molasses you get it seven days a
week
supper and breakfast dinner you get red
beans and mush now learn to eat it
that's all there is
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my first night no sleep
rats crawl over you smells like a sewer
it is chained like animals next to
insane men murderers victims like me
they whisper plans for escape what
they'll do when they get out what they
did to get in nobody wants to die here
they say most of them do
yeah
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take it out a new boy take it out
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please get back to work
I said get back for you make one move
and it'll be your last one
water
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ozmo witness your dog net seals
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oh hang on dog it no more are you boy
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was grace that brought me safe thus far
and grace will eat me
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morning starts before the Sun rises you
get to work it's 15 licks a minute 900
and hour 15 hours a day
some have life I've got 10 years
keep the lip wipe it off boss wipe it
off I'm just going Yankee boy lucky
bastard
there's gold in the ground there's blue
in the sky and it shows you boy you
better die they're thrown in the ground
there's blue in the sky and I show you
boy you better die
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come by me I smell your boy sweat well
Yankee how do you like chain gang in I'm
beginning to see what you mean by
southern hospitality so that's so
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I'm thinking snowman's big mouth Yankee
said yourself deserves private corner
we're gonna try to accommodate get it
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we don't squeeze you like a grape did
you burst in this Sun
the only way you're gonna get out here
is in a pine box like sales anything
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exam you can really swing that Sam
forget ten years I'm gonna hang it on
the wind but I need your help
no white man never helped me
know what you want rain my leg against
the Crosstown you think you can bend my
shackle ring you know crazy wise man
I miss that 12 pound ham is gonna make
cornmeal out of your head to take the
chance I bust don't change to set you
free
no on your feet move
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if you grab the balls I got the heaven
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Jenny gonna like it here now mr. burns
yes mr. honey rose investment yes mr.
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you want to come with me Pepe ride the
rails again New Orleans the French
Quarter oh and that green abscess in a
nice green ain't gonna know where that
is not with any green hair son of a
bitchin Yankee hey
besides I'd only slow you down don't
forget you it's a crock forget me the
miniature out of the state of Georgia if
an you ever naked
your boss boss
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Jr working girl
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he's got away
you jackass yeah I'm gonna get you Birds
and that's a promise
Georgia flier leaving for Cartersville
Chattanooga Manchester and Nashville Oh
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there yet
we're after
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and more good news the three million
people living here in the Chicago area
with residential construction booming in
163 skyscrapers in the loop Mayer Big
Bill Thompson announced plans for even
more growth look for significant
improvement in streets parks and
boulevards new bridges expansion of
transportation and a tremendous array of
industrial and commercial build a little
tilted college football is still was
number one sport the two year old
National Football League that's
professional football to non-fans may
just survive after all however don't
look for any life in our strategies deal
water is fashionable Chicagoans will
have the courage to bear as much as this
season swimsuits dare I'll see you on
Oak Street Beach this summer for the
answer but one thing museum flappers are
not taking sitting down is the hottest
new musical sound in town of course I'm
talking about you tonight all charges
and political corruption the mayor said
quote that could never happen in Chicago
yes I'm here about the room
come eat this one second please
I'm cooking something you want to try
what is that
it's the breading a mother deport well
yeah it's Portuguese
lebretia mother
don't you see the room yeah you know for
me money isn't everything the quality of
the person is what counts
you look like a manatee I can trust you
can't I just ma'am
uh my name is Emily Paschal and you are
Robert I'm Elliot Roberts
that's it you like it yeah so you take
it
dear Vincent I'm still in Chicago pop
will be pleased to know I'm working
steady and then grateful even though
it's washing dishes have not had been
writing about what happened in Georgia I
now feel that you should tell the folks
all about it I know that you will be
able to convince them of my innocence
you're not healthy you work all day type
all night you're going out and have some
fun Emily I won't take no for an answer
it's my treat I insist
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spare change
yes cuz something what you're doing
there typing are you a put no no I just
write about please live in and where
have you bee it's chicag you know people
in Chicago and I want to get published
in a magazine I mean I'd like to start
my own magazine that's that's my dream
it makes dreams come true to your
magazine and everything
thank god you're here I'm very happy me
too
I hope this works me too
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[Laughter]
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wanted thanks I like the way you swing
that big just takes a little practice
looks beautiful
yeah I'm gonna make your place better
than you Emily you know I have some
money saved not much but some and I want
you to take this money and start your
magazine you can't do that Emily you
don't even know me why not my money well
I know it's money but I don't know you
hey if it makes you feel better you can
call it alone I just wanna help
I appreciate it but well let me think
about okay sure I mean you don't know
what you're getting into neither do you
this is it
and I know it doesn't look like much but
it's a gold mine in there honey looks
old old it works yeah oh yeah I've seen
it all working with mr. McBaine he's a
man that owns a shop and you know what
he told me about all the printing
equipment I can buy it on time I'm just
saying what that means that means I can
buy it right now for next to nothing
good
I threw myself into the magazine working
day and night first issue was almost
complete I'm very happy Emily complains
she never sees me but she doesn't
understand
Elias come home dad's dying love Vincent
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Eliott
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I'm sorry mama
he kept asking for
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why did you need me
my father died I'm sorry
I need you please promise me say you'll
never leave me again this marry me and I
want to be alone
I want some time a moment
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how many you saw
it's a very good magazine choose me sir
we're from out of town are you staying
at the hotel well how can you survive on
the streets of Chicago without the
greatest Chicago magazine this tells you
where what who and how choose me miss
miss doesn't your boy want to know where
to buy the latest fashions it's all here
in the greatest Chicago magazine 20
cents that's all it is
thank you very much there's a scripture
inside ladies just got the latest
fashion display it's the greatest
Chicago magazine there's only 20 cents
20 cents it's the greatest Chicago
Magazine dystocia what you know what the
problem is the problem in Chicago is
that there are too many things to do
that's right ladies and gentlemen there
are too many things to do in Chicago and
that's why the greatest Chicago magazine
was created that's right it's only 20
cents 20 cents for your copy
do they take it to Chicago that's right
that's right how can you survive in
Chicago without the Great Chicago
magazine
there's too much to see too much to do
okay thank you Chicago next only a few
laughs thank you thank you Emily Emily
we're here and we this is the last copy
of the Greater Chicago magazine I want
you to have it
I sold out every other one magazine is a
hip Emily the sky's the limit
Emily I am what publisher
to making dreams come true and do
everything to everything I can get
married
I appreciate you helping me get started
I really do I love you but I'm not in
love with you I I don't know if I'm
capable of loving anybody like that you
understand no I'll make things better
for you this is just a story that I made
up a long time ago
no no one makes stars like that
it's too horrible Emily this is a story
I made up no listen to me you'll get
married I'm going to take care of you
okay no one you never know you're a safe
word I promise you just let me love you
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blackmailed me into marriage he calls me
passed over me like a sentence she never
speaks of it
she never lets me forget
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boss
boss
don't do that
don't stay here again tonight go home
for a change
thanks me what time is it nine o'clock
nine o'clock you have to go to the bank
you promised all these people that you'd
see them okay but you got it boss are
you listening wait a second bro you call
it where were you last night the night
before that this number right here I
don't want to see him right away right
away
answer me what do you think I was in Lee
I've been right here working shut up oh
nice
we are married I know we are married I
know you're alone
ladies and gentlemen may I present that
dynamic and enterprising young publisher
of the Greater Chicago magazine Elliot
Roberts
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Thank You mr. chairman thank you for
allowing me to be here today I think
that we live in the greatest city in
America and I think one of the reasons
that is food is that our fathers and our
grandfathers came from everywhere in the
world they came to this bleak city to
Forge your steel dig your coal dig your
ditches and when they were finished a
thriving metropolis stood called Chicago
disaster struck by some strange small
twist of fate this glorious city was
reduced to smoldering timbers but was
Chicago
willing to blow away was it no no my
friends our fathers and grandfathers
were made with more guts and heart than
that and like a phoenix this city rose
from the ashes to fulfill a new destiny
well I arrived in Chicago like my father
did to Ellis Island in 1878 I was broke
but I was lucky I got a job in the
slaughterhouses and I worked non-stop
for 48 hours and when I was through my
boss had to be $2.50 and he said I'm
sorry I wish it could be more and I said
more friend you just handed me a walk in
the park with a new pair of shoes and I
walked out into this crazy crazy wild
piece of real estate and I was free I
said to myself I am a free man and let
me assure you there are people in this
world that are not free they are not
free like us to dream the big dreams in
the city of a big shoulders and that's
why I've dedicated my life and this
magazine to fulfill the destiny that
Chicago is sure to fulfill because if we
work together nothing can stop us
nothing can stop us from making us as
proud of our children and our children's
children as we are of our poor and
hungry ancestors and by honoring me
today you honor them
and for that I am I'm very grateful
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dumb John Graham Elliot Roberts very
glad you came
excuse me thank you very much mr.
Roberts yes I wanted to thank you for
your speech thank you it was very
inspiring well thank you
I'm I'm Elliot Roberts I know
oh yes I'm Lily and Sayla thanks Bill
thanks for coming I'm very pleased to
meet you
pleased to meet you I'm very pleased
excuse me I am
thanks for coming mrs. Beasley kellian
excuse me the woman you were sitting
next to she was very anxious to talk to
you think she's leaving okay that's kiss
Emily um there are some people I have
Emily excuse me billion something's
coming
yeah I was looking for you
well looks like you've found me didn't
it the babies they're beautiful thank
you very much
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I love music beautiful Lily I'm falling
for you
well that's good
I'm falling for you too
what's wrong
nothing what's wrong
Lillian I'm married
do you have kids it's not what you think
I can see you with kids crawling all
over its I'm not in love with you
Lillian I never have been it's something
that it happened a long time ago and I I
just got caught up in it and Lillian
believe me it's a marriage on paper only
it's not a marriage in my heart I
believe you
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yes
now in addition to everything that I've
gone over which i think is very fair you
are going to be set up for the rest of
your life please she it's it's all up to
you Emily if you want to accept the
alimony after our mutual consent in
divorce or which i think is better for
you to understand it over I gotta go
it's me it's not her it's me it's me at
last that's end
Bern's
come on you heard what the man said
Elliot Roberts prominent editor of the
Greater Chicago magazine was arrested
yesterday by Georgia officials who
claimed that a 1923 Roberts also known
as Robert Elliot Byrnes escaped a
Georgia chain gang where he was serving
a 10-year sentence for armed robbery
for the past six years Roberts has
managed to keep the closet door shut on
the skeletons of his past while he
climbed from a stockyard laborer job to
the position of respect he now holds in
the Chicago community friends many of
them prominent businessmen are rallying
to Robert's aid Thank You mr. burns
times have changed in Georgia the
sentence have changed to no there there
are great many people there as there are
here who feel that you deserve a break
now as a prison commissioner
I am empowered to tell you that if you
come back to Georgia voluntarily and you
you repay the state for all of its
expenses in this case why we can see to
it that you're back here in Chicago
among your friends and loved ones within
45 to 90 days paroled a free man
your honor mr. burns isn't going
anywhere
what's the catch
there's no catch Your Honor is this a
bona fide offer
can you guarantee 45 days sir I am an
official representative of the state of
Georgia you have my word
I see may I remind you that if the
governor does grant expedition and I am
convinced you will you won't have a
choice then you'll be liable to serve
out the remainder of your sentence plus
additional time for escape but if you
come back willingly we can probably see
to it that you're made a trustee at one
of our honor farms hmm it's up to you
Elliot
let's take a look at this
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what's happening burns we really have to
go now this is just a formality I'm
through you understand please wait okay
breathe Elliot take care of it
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I've been waiting for you mr. burns been
a long time but I just do you'd be back
as a trustee
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that's a guaranteed release sign in
Chicago 45 days you're in Georgia now
these will be done Georgia's way right
here mr. Bern
stand right here I want all of you they
take a good look at this man
look at him real careful now turn around
mr. Bern so they can check you out I
told you a very important man up north
to Chicago publishing magazines
associating with bigwigs having yourself
a fancy woman you're setting high in a
hog want you jakey all that shines over
now you'll just convict meet again the
fires gonna be all over you real quick
this time
not a
and I mean that one son of a [ __ ] or
talk to this prisoner and when you're
working that when you're eating and on
Sundays Mondays or anything of the week
if you do you'll pay for it you'll pay
hard
if he tries to hang it on them live
again don't catch him
Killa
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big sale club the card / ZN good
camping down stayed somewhere hey nobody
heard nobody dead if you went off they
beat him wiping it off boss No
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ketchup your name - you boys have been
dogging it go for your whipping right
now Ames Bascom moss and ferns that's a
lie why wouldn't I be
and miss a lick I didn't miss a lick
yesterday I have a mr. Lincoln 35 days
Oh
bossman Trump put your name down here
warden Hari bossman Trump was not my
boss mentally mr. Rayford was mr.
Raiford
did you see Mena selected a well mr.
refit I wasn't looking it burns the
whole time mr. Rayford guess he could
have missed a lick I am
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and extra and one to grow on
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all right you people keep your hands off
it
what have they done to you trying to
kill me no no we're gonna get you out of
here we sent letters to the governor
letters and petitions demanding a
clemency or a parole a pardon money guy
get money oh I love you
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I'm told big New York newspaper says we
have gotten that you go say they're
gonna send some folks down look you up
see how you're doing but I don't think
you're gonna live to see that you hear
me
Yankee what do you say
I almost forgot
roll board finally met decided your case
they turned you down your mind hold hold
on not take Lillian to the seashore hold
on
oh there did you
how's God he's fine he'll how's mother
she's on a diet so uh what's for lunch
have you heard from Lillian not for a
long time what
she told me what you wanted I haven't
either she told me about the money
there's not much left the magazine's
gone the rest has been drained by the
appeals the magazine is gone yeah it's
gone
but I've got what's left got the money
care for a cigarette
I'm sorry mr. reef I was just giving my
brother a pack of cigarettes a I gotta
check them first okay but please save
some for him didn't know you smoked
don't mind if I take a few for myself no
one is to be fit
Thank You mystery
so what do you want me to do next
I don't know anything you want me to do
I'll do Eliot anything thanks Vince
would you let me know uh I'll be there
the meantime pray for your kid
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fill it up I'm gonna get me a soda pop
and don't get any bright ideas got your
picture and all the papers now you're
sure enough Dutchess look let's try
Patsy well Yankee or no yay I'd say you
got the [ __ ] end of the stick after all
that they should let you go free yes I
had an airplane I take you off this
chain gang and land up country somewhere
and they have a plane with it yep got a
car I don't want to be standing on no
chain gang like to teach you drag my
kids are wife this another 50 you get me
across the state line make it 60 maybe
tomorrow behind those two treats it
bring a hacksaw to change your clothes
your supplies they giving you any
trouble Melbourne big city
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be out of my chains tomorrow not my
chains
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I'll be free I'll be dead
got my chains tomorrow
yeah slow down Chicago man bless
somebody think you can't freedom on your
mind
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Berndt
get your ass out of there now
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I don't believe it
hit a car waiting for him late on the up
goddamn nose we don't get it back of me
your goddamn job
you understand me the state police
that's just got a good half-hour jump on
us I'm a fugitive from a chain gang two
years ago I had everything now I have
nothing
I'm alone hunted man I've been forced to
move from town to town state to state
unable to contact my family or the woman
I love
still I escaped others were not as lucky
men like Pepe blue Big Sam George seals
all through the south there are
thousands of Forgotten men still
suffering still being tortured under the
medieval system of the chain gang this
book is dedicated to them
hey Elliot hey how you doing
come on in look handy it's not safe I
gotta take it it's my only copy there's
a number in there with an editor I want
you to call him but don't tell him who
you are
okay hey Elliot last week a movie agent
contacted man and asked if I had the
rights yet yeah asked if I'd the rights
to your story what did you say I
stretched the truth a little bit I I
said I didn't know where you were
okay that's good but good salary few
campaigns I mean you you do you do have
the rights now that's it there's a
litter in there and that's it's whew
look at these I love you too kid you
wait take some money Ellie come on they
don't buy time things don't take it easy
kid
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and outcry rages across the US over the
best-selling book I am a fugitive from a
chain gang written by Robert Elliot
burns the book exposes conditions in
Georgia's chain gang system letters and
telegrams are flooding Georgia demanding
reform in Hollywood Warner Brothers
pictures has announced plans to make the
Robert Burns story starring Paul Muni
Byrnes Hodges by Georgia prison
officials is still at large
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may I help you
oh no I'm I'm just looking
a little billion you look great I never
thought you'd get out ever
very nice place it's it's lovely Elliot
I'm married
well I just
are you happy
I'm so glad you're alive and free
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I never stopped praying for you Elliott
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Sebastian
yes you think you can hit my shekels bad
enough to bend them you thinking about
been thinking about it for months if you
can pin my shekels just a little so I
can slide about foot I don't want to get
no job not sure like to see you get away
from this misery it's got the guards
down all right I promise
hold still now
bet you like and pulled up along with
this show
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you need rain just hold on
oh the girl twas grace that brought me
safe fools for on the graves we eat
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Oh
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that never just I'm something within me
that's something within me that keeps me
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something
there's something within me my to the
sky there are something within me sweet
freedom answer something within me that
helps me survive something with
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