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something you felt?
Because I'm telling you
right now...
that's the kind of song
people want to hear.
That's the kind of song
It ain't got nothing to do with
believing in God, Mr. Cash.
It has to do with
believing in yourself.
Well, I've got a couple songs
I wrote in the Air Force.
You got anything against
the Air Force?
No.
I do.
J.R., whatever
you're about to play...
Where you been?
Are you drunk?
What happened?
He didn't like our gospel.
So I played him some
songs that I wrote.
We made a record, Viv.
I mean, a real,
real record.
We did it like,
like six times.
I had to sing the song
over and over again.
And, uh, and playin' it.
And you should have
seen Marshall.
He was so nervous.
But I mean, we made
a real record
- of my song.
- Oh, baby.
- Of my song.
- Oh, baby.
Never seen nobody
play like that.
Ladies and gentlemen...
Get yourselves
a pine box, boys...
nobody follows The Killer.
These next boys have just put out
their first record
called "Cry, Cry, Cry"
- and it is selling like hotcakes.
- Shoot, now I'm late.
Oh, my gosh!
Excuse me.
That's my cue.
Oh, no, you...
oh, that's stuck...
right on my dress.
Hey, Bill!
- Let me get...
- Hold on, Bill... I'm comin'!
- Uh... Oh, my.
I think I hear June Carter's
voice, ladies and gentlemen.
I'll be right there, Bill,
I'll be right there.
- Uh, reckon when, June?
Well, Bill,
I got tangled.
- Yeah, in what, June Bug?
Johnny Cash's
guitar strap.
Don't worry,
I can keep this funny
for at least two minutes.
And I tell you what, Bill.
He's a strapping boy,
that Johnny Cash.
pretty strappin', too.
Here. I love that
Cry song by the way.
Thanks.
Ladies and gentlemen,
Miss June Carter.
- Bill!
Bill, I had to come
and tell you.
I had to tell you...
I had to tell you
I just can't
sing tonight.
You best be getting out here.
Well, Bill...
I got the laryngitis.
- June, we...
- I do!
Y'all laughing,
but I do.
We all just heard you
hollering up a storm backstage.
Well, I didn't have it then,
Bill.
Ladies and gentlemen,
Miss June Carter.
All right.
June's going to be back
to sing later.
Her family is also
with us tonight.
But like I was saying,
these boys up next
are hotter than a pistol.
They are burning up the radio
with their new hit,
"Cry, Cry, Cry."
We want to make sure we
give them
a big Texarkana welcome.
So here they are, folks.
New passengers on
the Sun Rocking Railway-
Johnny Cash
and the Tennessee Two.
Hello.
I'm Johnny Cash.
Thank you, thank you very much.
Viv, I'm telling you...
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