1:45:00
We couldn't get along.
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Never could get along with a band.
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You're gonna be all right, Rick.
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We have a lot of dates to play.
1:45:14
Sure, we... We can play some
of the old ones.
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The good ones we used to play.
1:45:20
You and Smoke and me and Art.
1:45:25
Hey, where is it?
They don't have to listen to us.
1:45:29
We can play for ourselves.
1:45:31
We got no words. We...
1:45:34
We can't say what we mean, we...
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...just gotta feel it.
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Hear it?
1:45:49
Jo, hear it?
1:45:52
You said I tried for something
that didn't exist.
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There's no such note.
1:45:57
Hear that note, Jo?
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It's clean and sweet.
1:46:04
Gee, that's a good note.
1:46:08
You see, Rick was a pretty hard guy
to understand.
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And for a long time,
he didn't understand himself.
1:46:14
But the desire to live is a great teacher,
and I think it taught Rick a lot of things.
1:46:19
He learned you can't say everything
through a trumpet.
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A man doesn't destroy himself...
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...just because he can't hit
some high note that he dreamed up.
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Maybe that's why Rick went on
to be a success as a human being first...
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...and an artist second.
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And what an artist.