:40:00
Yes, I'm cozy,
and you are rosy.
:40:07
# Early this mornin' #
:40:10
# Blues walked
in my door #
:40:14
#And early this mornin' #
:40:17
# Blues walked in my door #
:40:20
# Last time I saw you, baby #
:40:22
- Hmm.
- #You made me cry... ##
:40:25
Lying in the sun...
:40:27
I was...
:40:29
oh, daydreaming.
:40:32
How maybe I'd stay there,
and it would keep on burning me...
:40:36
day after day.
:40:38
I'd get darker and darker.
:40:42
I really can get dark, you know?
:40:45
Then I'd dye my hair
and I'd change my name.
:40:49
I'd come to you in Chicago
like somebody new.
:40:53
A colored woman
or a Creole, maybe, huh?
:40:56
Nobody but you
would ever guess.
:40:59
- It wouldn't work, hon.
- Hmm?
:41:01
Everybody know I done gone off
of colored women.
:41:04
Oh, Jack, you...
:41:06
I has, too,
except for my mama.
:41:09
Maybe I...
:41:12
- Hey.
- What will we do?
:41:15
Shh. Shh.
:41:18
Shh.
:41:36
I'm a federal marshal, Jefferson.
Let's not make this any worse than it is.
:41:41
At 10:00 a. m. You drove Miss Eleanor Bachman
across the Illinois-Wisconsin state line.
:41:44
Having done so, you proceeded
to have relations with her.
:41:47
Under the Mann Act,
that makes you liable.
:41:50
- Therefore, I'm placing you under arrest.
- No! No! I'm...
:41:52
- Put your clothes on.
We'll take you into town.
- Jack!
:41:55
Don't you fret, now.
Just get dressed.
:41:57
Hold a blanket up
or something.