:26:01
What?
:26:03
They tell the truth. Songs do.
:26:06
Stay where you are, please.
:26:08
I overheard you say you were a teacher.
I asked some of the kids where you lived.
:26:13
Why?
:26:17
I've been looking for you.
:26:19
All my life, I've been looking
for you, Miss Everson.
:26:24
I don't understand.
:26:28
You've been in my head, Eileen...
:26:31
...and in my heart...
:26:33
...in my soul.
:26:37
I want to talk to you.
:26:40
Please...
:26:42
...let me talk with you.
:26:44
Eileen!
:26:46
Who's that?
:26:49
My brother.
:26:50
I gotta talk to you.
:26:54
Eileen, come here!
:26:57
I don't even know who you are.
:27:01
Arthur.
:27:03
I'm Arthur...
:27:06
...and I love you.
:27:10
We're never gonna get out
of this Depression.
:27:12
The hours I put in, door-to-door,
for nothing, peanuts...
:27:16
...selling what is a very good set
of brushes.
:27:19
- It's the goddamn territory.
- They just slam the door in your face.
:27:22
Yeah, it's the territory.
:27:25
There's no doubt about it.
:27:26
We'd all be smarter bumming the roads.
:27:29
What do you say, Arthur?
:27:31
Hard times, ain't it, Arthur?
:27:34
I'm sorry. What'd you say?
:27:36
- I don't suppose you're doing too well.
- Not doing very well?
:27:41
Hey, wake up, old buddy.
:27:45
I'm doing very well.
Very, very well, indeed-y.
:27:49
- Heading for the cuckoo house, are you?
- Me?
:27:53
No chance.
:27:56
I'll tell you guys something.
:27:58
Everybody who ever lived in the entire
history of these here United States...