Pure Country 2: The Gift Page #3

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...pIaying rodeo gigs on the back

of some stupid, oId hay wagon.

EIIa, do you think

peopIe wiII Iike my singing?

I do.

I'II miss you.

I'II miss you too, baby.

Now, just because you're going to

a big city, don't you forget the ruIes.

-Never Iie.

-AIways be fair.

[IN UNISON]

And never break a promise.

[BOTH CHUCKLE]

I Iove you.

Here.

I have something for you.

-It's beautifuI.

-Open it.

It beIonged to your mother.

What's this?

That is a reminder.

No matter what happens,

however tough Iife may get out there...

...remember, you can aIways come home.

Thank you.

[MOUTHS]

Bye.

Here we go.

Hey, hey, hey, that's aII right.

Hey. Hey, what's your name?

Hey, come on, taIk to me.

Oh, man.

Jesus.

[HUMMING]

[SINGING]

Don't ever be afraid

Spread your wings and fly

With a heart full of faith

A whole lot of luck

And some love to see you through

Dream big

Itjust might come....

Good morning.

Good morning.

Oh, God.

No, just one of his many workers.

I'm sorry. I just needed a pIace to sIeep.

I'II Ieave right now.

-You new in town?

-Uh, yeah. I just got here Iast night.

I haven't found a pIace to stay yet

but I'm sure I'II find one today.

It's just different than I thought.

You, um, gonna drag those around

with you aII day?

I have to. I don't have anywhere eIse

to put them.

If you Iike, I'II keep your bags here.

You can come get them

when you find a pIace to stay.

That wouId be a big heIp. Thank you.

-Here you go.

-Hey, great.

Let's see here.

BOBBIE:

I actuaIIy just got to NashviIIe yesterday.

I started with my Aunt EIIa at Jake's Diner

just about the day I started waIking.

That's right around the corner

from my house.

When I got out of schooI,

I started working fuII-time...

...but I had Iearned

the whoIe restaurant business...

...by the time I was 8 years oId anyway,

so it wasn't that exciting for me.

But that's not

what I wanted to do with Iife...

...so I thought I'd come to NashviIIe

and I try my Iuck as--

A singer?

-Yeah. How'd you know?

-Just a hunch.

I don't have an address

or a phone number...

...because I just got here, you know?

Yeah, um....

Why don't you give us a caII back,

Iike, when you get a phone.

ShouId I come back tomorrow?

We'II see what happens.

Oh.

Okay.

Thank you.

Can I get you anything eIse, hon?

Just some more water, pIease.

-You new in town?

-Mm-hm.

-You a singer?

-Yeah.

Me too.

OnIy don't teII the manager. He onIy wants

professionaI waitresses working here.

You get a Iot of bigwigs in here.

He doesn't want peopIe bothering them

and giving them music...

...and stuff Iike that. You know.

Uh-huh.

How Iong you been working here?

A whiIe.

But as soon as I get my record deaI,

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