:51:03
It's a beautiful little town too.
:51:05
Grove poplar trees
right along main street.
:51:08
Always smells
as if it just had a bath.
:51:11
- I've often thought about going back.
- You have?
:51:13
Oh, yes.
:51:15
I used to have a lot of fun there.
l loved going fishing with my father.
:51:21
You know, that's funny.
He was a lot like you, my father was.
:51:24
He talked like you too.
:51:27
Sometimes he let me hold the line
while he smoked.
:51:31
We'd just sit there for hours.
:51:33
After a while, for no reason,
I'd go over, kiss him, sit in his lap.
:51:38
He never said very much,
but once l remember him saying...
:51:42
"No matter what happens, honey,
don't complain."
:51:46
He sounds like a person
well worth knowing.
:51:49
- He played in the town band too.
- He did?
:51:52
- I play the tuba.
- Yeah, l know.
:51:54
- What did he play?
- Drums. He taught me to play some.
:51:57
- He did?
- Mm-hmm. l can do "Swanee River."
:51:59
- Would you like to hear me?
- Sure.
:52:05
Let's see, now.
:52:11
Way down
:52:12
Upon the Swanee River
:52:15
Far, far away
:52:20
There's where my heart
is going ever
:52:24
There's where the old folks stay
:52:31
Oh, l suppose you could do better.
:52:33
Sure.
l can sing "Humoresque."
:52:35
l bet you don't even know
how it goes.
:52:38
Sure. You sing it over again,
and I'll do "Humoresque" with it.
:52:41
You better be good.
:52:43
l wonder if they want
to make it a quartet.
:52:46
- Ready?
- Yeah.
:52:48
Way down upon the Swanee River
:52:52
Far, far away
:52:56
There's where my heart
is going ever