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You know this song on the... jukebox?
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This was the song... It was
on the radio the night they called me
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and they told me my husband
had been killed in a fight in a beer joint.
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Yeah, I knew Buddy Wilson. In high school.
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- You did?
- Yeah. We had wood shop together.
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Yeah, God.
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He was drunk, and he got in a fight
and he broke a beer bottle.
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And then this other guy,
he had a broken beer bottle too.
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I remember I went down
to the funeral parlour.
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Cos I wanted to see him, you know?
And this old guy, he comes out and says...
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that he didn't think it'd be a good idea if
I'd see Buddy cos he wasn't prepared yet.
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I don't know, I just...
I really just wanted to see him.
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And my daddy wouldn't let me.
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Well... that were the end of Buddy.
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Far as that goes.
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- I'm gonna drive.
- I'll drive.
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- What do you mean? You're drunk.
- So are you.
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I think I'll drive. No, no, no, gang. Here we go.
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This way.
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I went out with one man
and I'm comin' home with two!
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Now, that sure as heck is gonna
surprise the hell outta my daddy.
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- He keeps a close watch on you, doesn't he?
- Yeah. We're close.
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I remember he used to drive 250 miles
to take me down to Crescent Beach.