:05:03
Well, OK.
:05:05
Is a deal, tomorrow morning.
:05:08
I'll sing you a song.
:05:12
I went to Sarah Lawrence College,
I majored in music.
:05:15
I learned that real American
music comes from the bottom up.
:05:19
When Gershwin played at the New York
it was black tie music...
:05:22
but the real beginning of it
was in folks that never owned a tie.
:05:26
I just bumped into a fella you
never heard of, Rhodes.
:05:29
Whas your first name?
:05:31
Jack, or Mack,
whas the difference?
:05:33
Calls himself "Lonesome Rhodes".
:05:37
Lonesome?
:05:49
Don't be rushing me,
cut that thing off a minute.
:05:52
Give me a chance to lubricate
my Adam's apple.
:06:01
Nothing like a little medicine
to put you in the mood.
:06:04
Ain't mamma a beauty?
:06:06
A guitar beats a woman
any time!
:06:11
I never have seen a woman
I could trust like this old guitar.
:06:15
I love my mamma guitar.
:06:19
She's always waiting for me
to pick her up and hold her.
:06:22
Never asks me for money or goes
cheating around when I ain't looking.
:06:26
If she gets a little sour, I just
give her a little twist like so...
:06:30
and we're right back
in tune together.
:06:32
Hey, Lonesome,
sing "Rye whisky".
:06:35
Lonesome.
:06:36
"Hallelujah, I'm a bum."
:06:38
She can see that plain enough.
:06:41
Whenever a bunch of fellas
like us...
:06:44
outcasts, hobos, nobodies,
gentlemen loafers...
:06:48
one time or all time losers,
call us what you want to...
:06:52
Whenever we get together,
we tell funny stories...
:06:55
me and Beanie
and the rest of these...
:06:57
hand-to-mouth tumbleweed boys
like you see in here.