:31:02
I'm so lonely
:31:05
Rolling on this river
:31:08
Old Man
Mississippi River
:31:10
Carry me home
:31:13
I got a cute little gal
waitin'home for me
:31:16
Down in
Memphis, Tennessee
:31:19
Gonna see my girl
She's a Cajun queen
:31:23
Waitin'down
in New Orleans
:31:26
How come you're not
wearing the blue dress?
:31:29
Because I didn't want
to wear it.
:31:32
You're supposed to wear
the blue dress when I wear this.
:31:34
- I don't wanna dress like twins.
- We're not twins. We're a trio.
:31:37
[Continues]
:31:39
Hi, young stud.
Come in, sit down right over here.
:31:46
Yeah! Whoo.
:31:48
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry to...
:31:51
No, it's okay.
:31:54
He looks like
Howdy Doody.
:31:57
Okay, this is, uh...
:31:59
Right here
at Deemen's Den.
:32:01
- Hi, everybody! My name's Sheila.
- And my name's Patti.
:32:04
[Together] And we're
the Smokey Mountain Laurel.
:32:08
Oh, these troubled times
:32:10
They been makin' me weary
:32:12
All my toil and teardrops
make me sa-a-a-ad
:32:17
Oh, these troubled times
They been makin'me weary
:32:21
Still, the Lord is
the best friend I have
:32:26
So I'm goin'
down to the river
:32:29
Where I'm gonna
kiss my sins away
:32:32
I'm goin' down
to the river
:32:34
I'm a-gonna begin
a brand-new day
:32:36
Sweet Jesus
He came in the morning
:32:39
He didn't kiss
no women at night
:32:41
Come on, Becky, let's go.
It's gettin' late.
:32:44
I've gotta get up...
:32:46
Sorry.
Oh! Tom!
:32:48
- Yeah?
- Tom, hello.
:32:50
[Woman]
Another one of his girlfriends.
:32:52
I was looking for you.
This chap told me you were in here.
:32:55
- Who are you?
- I'm Opal from the BBC. Hello.
:32:58
Good evening, ladies.
:32:59
You don't mind if I sit
down for a little bit.