Previously on "Queen Sugar"...
Who are you praying for?Prosper.
Removing someof the loneliness...
the despair I believehe's starting to feel.
How's Micah?Coming home.
Yeah, well, good luck.
It's this girlI go to school with.
She look like SZA,and she is obsessed with you.
Please say hiand make her day.
Violet: I know your mama'son your mind.
Willa Mae: [ Coughing]
That don't sound good. I'm fine.
Like I said, we got this.Just gotta believe.
Ralph Angel: I'm here to solveyour problems, Ms. Thompson.
Can you start on Monday?Yes, I can.
[ Sighs ]
[ Chuckles ] Damn.
I didn't know all thatwas under there.
Isn't it beautiful?
It's totally originaland perfectly preserved.
I'm gonna clean it todayand -- voilà --
you're gonna come hometo a brand-new chair.
Can't wait.Hey, babe, uh --
Your uniform'son the clothesline.
[ Chuckles ]Thank you.
Appreciate you.-Mm-hmm.
[ "This Summer" playing ]
♪ I know
[ Door closes ]
♪♪
♪ This summeris a new day dawning ♪
[ Sighs ]
♪ Fix your crown
♪ And come outside
♪♪
♪ Dreams never die
♪ Take flightas the world turns ♪
♪ Dreams never die
♪ Take flightas the world turns ♪
♪ Keep the colors in the lines
♪ Take flight
♪ Dreams never die
♪♪
♪ Keep the colorsin the lines ♪
♪ Take flight
Hey, buddy.I'm about to be out.
See you later tonight.
I like that new outfit.
It's very nice.Well, thank you.
Oh, um, before you go,
Mommy said thatyour new work clothes
can't come in the housewhen you come home.
-It's a precaution.-Mm.
Not just for us,
but it's also for the elderlypeople Pop sees every day.
So we don't get them sick.
They take my temperatureevery day I go to work.
Just to make surewe all straight.
Yeah, I was just readingabout the temperature taking
that everyone's doingthese days,
and the normal body temperaturecan actually fall
into a much wider rangethan most people think.
Common knowledge isthat the average
human body temperatureis 98.6 degrees Fahrenheit.
But, really,anything from 97
all the way up to 99can be considered healthy.
It's usually lowerin the morning,
goes up during the day,
peaks in the lateafternoon or evening,
sometimes as much as just1 or 2 degrees.
[ Chuckling ]Gimme some.
That's how youdo your schoolwork.
That's your son.It's your son.
I'll see you later, baby.
Bye.Have a good day.
-Be good to your mama.-I will.
-Keep that up, Blue.-I will.
I need some more informationwhen I get back.
♪♪
I thought I smelledsomething good.
Good morning.Good morning.
Mmm.
♪♪
The five-star treatment.
For a five-star lady.
You're spoiling me.
[ Chuckling ]
I'm also thinkingyou're up to something.
Mm.Something big.
I'm listening.
My kid's college --they're sending everyone home.
She asked if she couldquarantine with me.
I m-- With us.
Wow. Okay.Yeah.
And she's been testedand so --
Things really didn't goso well for me
at yourgrandfather's party.
I know. I know, but shewasn't a part of that.
She was in her dormin Texas.
So please don't lump her inwith her mother.
They're different people.Are they?
I'm seriously asking.Are they different?
The mother and daughter bondis a powerful one.
Yes.I know.
But she is nothinglike her mother.
She's a young woman
who's trying to figure outher place in the world.
And her worldis much bigger
than Hailey's ever was.
She's learning...and she's growing.
How do I know Hailey'snot sending Courtney here
to spy on me?In my own home?
Hailey thinks I'm the Blackbitch who wrecked their home.
Courtney hasn't listenedto a word her mother's said
since she was 15.
They're like oiland vinegar.
And that's notwhat's happening here.
♪♪
Look.I can't say no to your kid.
I'm not...comfortable with it...
but I'm not gonna keep youfrom your children.
♪♪
Thank you.
♪♪
[ Sighs ]
You know, Courtney hasn'tlooked at me the same
since the divorce.
But she's a great kid.
She's smart, independent.
This could be my chanceto reconnect with her
and get my daughter back.
♪♪
♪ Coming up into my prime
♪ I've been mapping a way
[ Laughs ]Look at you.
You got the shoulder bop.
This is the most relaxedI've seen you in weeks, Ma.
Charley:Mm, this is not relaxation.
It's...acceptance.Hmm.
You know, I figure if we'regonna be living like this
for a while, we mayas well make it enjoyable.
Mm-hmm.Sometimes, at least.
Mm-hmm.Good point.
Mm-hmm.You know, I have my son.
I am not alone.
I'm not sick.You're not sick.
As long as we keep itthat way,
how bad could stayingat home be, you know?
Yeah.Need some help?
You know I always needsome help in the kitchen.
I got you.You want to chop those carrots?
Yeah, let mejust wash my hands.
Okay.
[ Water running ]
You know,when you were little,
you couldn't wait to help mein the kitchen.
Really?Mm-hmm.
Well,I don't remember that.
This was back before,you know, we had help.
Back when we werejust starting out.
People say thatthings are best
when...thingsare simple...
or even hard.[ Scoffs ]
I didn't believe thatback then.
What about now?
[ Sighs ]
If we could just takethis horrible virus away,
but leave the...quiet,
connection, you know,the downtime...
...I'd take itin a heartbeat.
Yeah.It's really nice
when you can drown outall the drama and stuff
and just...Mm-hmm.
Speaking of drama,what's going on in your world?
I don't know whatyou're talking about.
Tell me about this, uh --this new girl you've been --
[ Cellphone ringing ]
Wow.It's her.
You all must beon the same wavelength.
Hey.
♪ Look at me now,look at me now ♪
This is a great time.What's up?
What you rocking with?
SZA over salad.
[ Cellphone rings ][ Sighs ]
Violet: Hollywood. How's it going?
They won't let me in, Vi.
They won't let me see my own mother.
I thought they were gonnamake an exception.
They changed their mind.They said it wasn't safe.
Oh, baby.I'm sorry.
You know, I just sat in that hospital parking lot
for four days, just looking at windows.
I didn't even know which one was hers,
so I-I picked one.
I stared at it,and I prayed.
Now she in thereall by herself.
Ain't breathing the waythat they want.
Saturation or something.I don't know.
But I knowit ain't right.
I'm driving up there.
You -- You don't need to beby yourself right now.
No, no, no, no, baby.
No!
Nah, baby.I'm okay.
I don't want to be worriedabout both of y'all.
You stay right there,where you safe.
And I'll be okay...as long as she okay.
♪♪
Okay.
I guess you're right.
She gonna fight this thing.
She gonna come out of it.
Yes. And we claim itin His mighty name.
Amen.Amen.
I love you.
I love you, baby.
[ Cellphone beeps ]
Amen.
When did sheand her friend leave?
A while ago.
They're drivingstraight through.
She should be crossinginto Louisiana
in a couple hours.
Do you think she'll likethis towel set or this one?
Like, is she into pinksor grays?
I'm a little embarrassedto say,
but, uh, I don't knowwhat she's into these days.
But I am excited and eagerto find out.
[ Chuckles softly ]
I knowshe's gonna love you.
That's nice of you to say,but no offense --
we're not even sureshe loves you.
♪ Their storiestold in pictures ♪
♪ And nothing ever changes
♪ So what's the pointin trying? ♪
♪ I dream of a day
[ Doorbell rings ]
♪ When the walls come down
♪ I hope for a time
Dad.
Hey, Snuggles.
Whoa, big fella.
You haven't called me thatsince November 5, 2012.
You remember the exact date?
Well, it was aftermy 13th birthday party,
and I gave you a contractwhere we agreed
you would nevercall me that again.
At least not in frontof other people.
Point taken.It's good to see you.
Ooh.
Courtney,um, this is Nova.
Nova, this is Courtney.
It's a pleasureto meet you, Courtney.
Actually, it's a pleasureto meet you, Ms. Nova.
I've read a lot about you andyour work with the Tru Papers.
It's an honor.
I can't waitto get to know you.
Thanks for having me.
We're happy to have you.
Here, come on.I'll show you to your room.
[ Cellphone ringing ]
Hollywood?
Uh, no, no. No, ma'am.This is Prosper.
I got your messagethe other day.
Hey, Prosper.Good to hear back from you.
How you doing over there?
Haven't heard from you in a bit.
Yeah.It has been a while.
I dropped some groceriesfor you the other day.
Left them on the porch whenyou didn't come to the door.
Oh, yeah, I got 'em. Thank you.
I'm sorry I didn'tcome to the door.
Can't be too careful.
Don't know if folksbeen tested or not.
Prosper, when's the last timeyou left the house?
Got some fresh air?
They say it ain't safe. I know.
I know, but you the only oneon the land, right?
Might be nice to just go out for a walk sometime.
I-I get out sometimes.
I'm alright.
Honest, I am.
I know.
I know, but you --you know,
we might be able
to help each other outa little, you know?
Hollywood is out of town
looking after his mother for a while.
Uh, I'm here by myself.
You're there by yourself.
Don't make sense for usto be alone
if we don't have to.
I could use some company.
I'm used to having people around, ya know?
I could make us somereal good home-cooked meals.
Well, that does sound good.
It'll be fun.
What do you say?
Why don't you pack a bagand come out my way?
Just for a little while?
Uh...I'm on my way.
Alright.I'll be waiting for you.
Alright.
[ Sighs ]
Man on television: Hello, America,
and welcome to "Fact or Fiction?"
I'm your host...You mind if I join you?
Felt guilty aboutdumping me, huh?
No.
You know, contraryto what you may think,
I actually like spending timewith my mother.
You've got a weird wayof showing it.
I'm not old, Micah.
Old-ish?
Lukewarm old?
You're like whatever'sjust before old.
You know I knewwho SZA was, right?
Okay.
I was -- I was basicallya teenager when I had you.
Yeah.What was that like?
What?
You just never talkabout getting pregnant
with me in college.
You know,being a mom so young.
Yeah, I guess most peopledon't know that I was...
almost a teenage mom,huh?
Yeah.
You don't exactly fitthe profile.
Mm. No.I guess not.
I think for a long time,I just --
I felt like I hadsomething to prove.
I was the good girlat a top university...
who "messed up."
That's what peopleused to say.
Wait.
[ Turns television off ]
Wait. People usedto shame you about me?
Charley: Yeah.At first. Mm.
And telling Daddy wasone of the hardest things
I have ever done.
What did he say?
Not much.
He listened.
And then he said,"You are my amazing daughter."
♪♪
"I was proud of youyesterday.
I'm proud of you today.
And I'm sure you're gonnamake me proud tomorrow."
Yeah.That sounds like granddad.
♪♪
I miss him.
Mm.Me too.
[ Sighs ]
But he didn't scream.
You know, there --
there was no lecturing.
And I think his faith in --in me,
it fueled me.
That's beautiful.Yeah.
I got the universityto put your father and me
[laughs]in graduate housing and...
...sacrificedmy social life.
But your grandmotherhelped pay for sitters.
And I got seriousabout my success, you know?
If I was gonna bea college mother,
I was gonna bethe best college mother.
It was hard,but I did it.
Straight A's
and multiple job offerson graduating.
And you haven't stoppedrunning since.
♪♪
I run for you.
You are what got me throughduring those hard times.
I just...[sighs]
I didn't wantto fail you.
You didn't.
Thank you.
No.Thank you.
♪♪
[ Chuckles ]
What are you watching?
[ Television turns back on ]
[ Sighs ]
[ Floor waxer whirring ]
[ Exhaling sharply ]
[ Whirring stops ]
Oh, I'm sorry.
Oh, no, it's okay.
If my hands ain't movin',
they ain't doin' me no good,now, are they?
[ Chuckling ]
You're new around here.Yessir.
You like it?
Oh.A means to an end.
Something like that.
Ralph Angel.
Ralph Angel?
Now, there's a namefor ya. [ Chuckling ]
Reggie Foster.
Just a regular ol' name.
Pleasure to meet you,Mr. Reggie.
Well, thank you.
I been living herea little over a year now.
My wife, Zora Lee,has a little bit of dementia,
so she's overin the other building
with people that needa little more special care.
I'm sorry to hear that.
Oh, no needto be sorry, son.
We been together57 years.
57?Yessir.
I'm the luckiest manon this whole big planet.
Man. Y'all really in itto win it, huh?
Couldn't win itwithout her.
Wouldn't want to.
Hey, man, keep swingin',Mr. Reggie.
Thank you,Mr. Ralph Angel.
♪♪
[ Exhaling sharply ]
[ Whirring resumes ]
Ralph Angel:[ Chuckling softly ]
How we doing?
Mm.
Where Blue at?
[ Chuckling ]
How'd his lessons gotoday?
Couldn't keep up.
EverythingI tried to give him
to keep him occupied,he just sped right through it.
I told you.He's smart.
He's bored.
Yeah, that's 'causehe's special.
That's good news,ain't it?
That boy gonna besomebody someday.
Of course he is.It's just...
I cannot engage him all day,every day.
I still got to geta new job.
I missedmy N.A. meeting.
And I just heardthat 100,000 people
are gonna die fromthis thing by the summer.
I'm just...[ Sighs ]
I'm not complaining.
I'm just --I'm overwhelmed.
Come here.
No.
Turn around.I will -- Come here.
You know what to do.
♪♪
You're gonna be fine.
We gonna be fine,and he gonna be fine.
We're gonna be fine.
Yes.
And you is fine.
Mm-hmm.
Come here.
Mm.
♪♪
Thank you.
It's all good.
♪♪
[ Nova chuckling ]Well, uh...
Ooh, you cominglike that now.
Fourth book in a row.Alright, alright.
Alright, alright.There's that.
In your face, Dad.
Alright.Alright, alright.
You're not used to being ownedby your daughter, huh?
Listen. I am man enoughto admit she's winning.
But I didn't think she'd beso aggressive about it.
Did he justcall me aggressive?
I believe he did.
Listen.I didn't mean anything by it.
Mm.It's fine.
I'm just wonderingif you ever said that
at poker nightwith "the fellas."
It's different.
How is that?
Okay, when did I becomethe bad guy?
When you were born.
Like every other heterosexual,cis-gendered, white male.
Okay, wait a minute.When I was born?
What are they teaching youat this college?
Look, I'm just saying we'reall born into a system, right?
It either works for usor against us.
Of course we all have choiceswe can make,
but there's no such thingas neutrality.
And these factsbear themselves out
in ways big and small.
Like your commentabout women
being too aggressiveat a game
that is literallymeant to be aggressive.
Have you beengiving her lessons?
No.But I must say...
Well said, young lady.
Well said.
[ Glasses clink ]
Come on in here.
Make yourself all the wayat home.
Are you sureHollywood's not gonna mind
with all that stuffgoing on with Willa Mae?
He was glad to hearthat you're gonna be here
to help me with this housewhile he's gone.
And he said to tell youhe will see you
when he gets backand that you are welcome
and wanted foras long as you want.
Thank you.
This is your room here.
And you just make yourselfat home.
Thank you.
[ Cellphone rings ]
Excuse me.
Hey, baby.
How is she?What's going on?
Hollywood: Vi...
They're taking her offthe ventilator, Vi.
Tonight.
Oh, my God.
Oh, Hollywood.
This -- This ishappening too fast.
Tell themyou don't want that.
You have the choice.
They said it was justa matter of time.
That's what they said.
I can keep her on it,
but if ain't gonna do no good,
then what am I doing it for?
It'll just be for me...
...not for her.
Yeah, you're right.
Our time is appointed.
I just thoughtI'd have more of it.
I know, baby. Me too.
[ Sighs ]
Well, you think aboutall the time you had.
The good times. The fun times.
The proud times.
Hollywood,she is so proud
of the man you are.
And I say "is" because right now,
she's among the living.
She is here.
Now, tomorrow...
she might beamong the eternal.
But she'll still be near.
That's what we believe.
And if Willa Mae Desonier gave you anything, baby,
she gave you her faith.
She did.
Her greatest giftto you.
So you lean into it.
[ Sighs ]
You make her proud,Hollywood.
Charley: So, what are wein the mood for?
We got vegetarian chili.
We got turkey chili.
Um...
neither, actually.I think I'm okay.
How are you not hungry?
I'm starving.
I think I found something.
Yeah.This might be something.
Can you make mea copy of this?
Yeah.Great job.
Thanks.
Yeah.
[ Cellphone vibrates ]
Oh, Micah,your phone is, uh...
Woman: Micah, where you at? This party's insane!
Micah:What are you doing?
Hurry up!
What are you doing?That's not cool.
I'm the onenot being cool?
Weren't youspying on me?
No. I picked it upto hand it to you.
Wait. Is this whyyou're not hungry?
Are you -- Are you savingyour appetite for a party?
In the middleof a pandemic?!
I was just gonna gofor a drive.
I wasn't even gonna goto the party.
So there is a party.
With numbers climbing,
and you are gonna goand hang out with --
Who is this new girl?
You're sneaking around,you're making poor choices.
I'm gonna need you to stoptalking to me like I'm a child.
Then stop actinglike one!
I was just gonna stop byfor a second to say hello.
-What's her name, Micah?-Amber.
Are you datinga white girl?
You are really on one.
I'm an adult, remember?Are you being safe?
I'm an adult.
Answer the question.
Are you being safe?
Okay.
We're living in the mostdangerous time
in this countryin 100 years,
and you decide to put meand you at risk for --
for some rebound girl?
For sex?!
Uh -- uh --
Like father, like son.
♪♪
I...[ Sighs ]
I didn't mean that.
♪♪
[ Door opens ]
[ Door closes ]
♪♪
Nora:That was a good game.
It was fun.
She said surprisingly.
Well, you have to admit,I had -- or have --
a lot to benervous about...
given me and yourfather's history.
Your history is definitely opento interpretation.
It's in the past.
I believein moving forward.
It's the futurethat most concerns me.
My dad's future,to be exact.
What do you mean?
It wasn't until my dadwas with you that I realized
I have never seen himcompletely at ease,
totally happy.
Well, he's --he's happy you're here.
You, your brother,your sister.
He loves you.
He's a good man.
Always took careof his responsibilities.
He still does.
But he was never happy.
His heart is so fullwhen he's with you.
Any fool can see that...
and see why.
♪♪
You're very kind.
Thanks for havingme here.
♪♪
Man on television: Come on in, now, come on in.
[ Speaking indistinctly]
Violet:You want some more?
[ Both chuckling ]
You done?
Yeah.Mmm.
There you go.Oh.
Hold on.Oh.
You're spoiling me, Vi.
You deserve to relax.
I know Hollywood's gonna bemad when he gets here
and sees all this attentionyou're giving me.
[ Chuckling ]
So, have you heard backfrom him yet?
[ Sighs ]
Oh, Prosper.
I shouldn't have let himgo by himself.
He's not doing good.
Willa Mae passedthis morning.
No.
[ Sighs ]
Uh..Oh, I'm sorry.
I thought she would havemade it through.
[ Sighs ]
Oh!
It's our age group.
After all we've survived,
now we're gettingpicked off one by one.
I mean, she's the --the fifth person
I know passedin two months.
I mean, five.
That's too much.That's...
Yeah.
I mean, why us?
♪♪
And why this way?
I...
[ Sighs ]
♪♪
We're gonna getthrough this.
Ahh.
We're gonna getthrough this.
♪♪
♪ Going to workon Monday morning ♪
♪ Well, that's one...
What's going on,Mr. Reggie?
How you making out?
How you doing,Ralph Angel?
♪♪
♪ Well, going to workon Monday morning ♪
You got somethingon your mind, O.G.?
♪♪
You know all the thingsthey don't tell you
when you're growing up?
Like all that hustlin'
and all that roosterin'that you do
when you're youngand middle-age...
[ Chuckles ]
...it don't amountto nothing.
What make you say that,Mr. Reggie?
Well, we have to makea living, hmm?
But the big joband the house
and the car and the,"Oh, look what I got now"-itis
that everybody has.
When you get right down to it,the only thing you want
is somebody that you lovethat'll rub your back
when you having troublesleeping or --
or hold your handfor your birthday.
That's all.
Don't tell meit's your birthday,
Mr. Reggie.
Come on, man.Happy birthday, O.G.
Thank you.
So, what, Miss Zora Leecoming by later?
She was, but now they'vebanned all visitors
for the next coupleof weeks.
'Cause it looks like somebodyvisited the other day,
and they'vetested positive.
Look, I'm sorryto hear that.
Yeah. Me too.
♪♪
[ Sighs ]But you know what?
We can celebrateright here.
Look, I know I ain'tno replacement
for Miss Zora Lee,but, look,
I know how to throw a partywith the best of 'em.
I'm sure you do.And I'm serious.
I'm sure you do.
[ Laughing ]
You know, I'mma startcalling you
Good Heart.
Look at you.
Young brother, young man,
lookin' after an old manthat you just met.
♪♪
I guess there is hopein this world after all.
♪♪
[ Bird squawking ]
Do you knowabout the first time
Davis and I had a fight?
No.
It was about three monthsafter you were born.
We broke up.
I put him out,
and I was a single momwith you for a bit.
What happened?
[ Sighs ]It just...
I felt like he wasn'tpulling his weight.
You know, he was travelingto college games
and practicingwith the team.
I was just stuckin this tiny apartment,
juggling my studiesand you by myself.
I was alone more thanhe was with me...
or there.
We had this bad,bad fight.
I put him out.
Figured if Iwas gonna be alone,
I might as well bealone.
He just left?
I made it pretty impossiblefor him to do much else.
He tried.
Every day,he came to see you.
Every day.
How long did that last?
Two semesters.
Wow.
How'd you allget back together?
♪♪
I apologized...
from my heart.
Just like I am aboutto apologize to you right now.
♪♪
I was wrong...
in every way
in that exchange.
Can you forgive me?
I just don't -- Like,what made you say that?
You really think thatabout me?
Absolutely not.
I -- I just --I think I'm just --
I'm struggling seeingmy little boy as --
as a man, and I-I --Oh, Mom.
I'm just trying to figure outhow to handle that, and I...
[ Sighs ]
It's absolutely no excuse.
I'm so sorry, baby.
♪♪
I am so sorry, Micah.
No.I get it.
I hear you.
It's okay.
♪♪
♪ Rich sex, brand new
♪ Tesla,I'm feelin' brand new ♪
Hey, you.
♪ I like stuntin'on my friends ♪
Courtney go out for a run?
Mm-hmm.
♪ And the doors come uplike my legs ♪
Wanna make some noise?
Down, boy.
Mmm.Thank you.
We don't knowwhen she'll be back.
Well, maybe we should'vethought about that before.
"We"?We.
Oh, we French now?Mm. Yes.
♪ Oh, like SWV
Thank you...
for giving hera chance.
She's lovely.
Spirited.
I'm looking forwardto getting to know her.
It's nice to see you twogetting along.
Especially after everythingthat just happened recently.
Oh, you mean your ex-wife'sblatant racism?
Calvin: Yes. That.
And you know how sorryI am about that.
Courtney's proof the applecan fall far from the tree.
It's not all about racelike it is for Hailey.
Feels good.
♪♪
What?
♪♪
I just want to be sureyou don't think all this
is going to be easy.
Us quarantining together?It's not gonna last forever.
No.
Everything.Us.
When we get out of hereand things go back to normal,
I don't want us to deludeourselves about what it means
for us to be togetherout there.
Especially with all theseMAGA bumper stickers...
Hey....and Trump 2020 signs
all around us.
♪♪
It's no different.
♪♪
It's just louder.
♪♪
Ma.Found another one.
It wasin your parish files.
Oh, great.Uh, just put it right there.
Okay.
What, uh -- What exactlyare you looking for?
Maybe I can help you.
I'm looking throughold parish by-laws.
What's that about?
Well, this pandemichasn't taken my eye
off of the ball of miserythat is Parker and Landry.
They'll be back.And I wanna be ready.
[ Cellphone vibrating ]
I'm not gonna let our peoplebe taken down
by corporate interests.
Not gonna happen.
If you have someoneyou need to, uh --
No.No, no, no.
This is importantto me, too.
♪♪
Alright.
This is cool.
What?Us.
You know, you and meagainst the world.
West and Bordelon.
♪♪
Bordelon and West.
Sounds better.
No, you right.
Bordelon and West.
Mm-hmm.It really is the best.
Hey!
Out here with finesse.
We'll put youto the test.
What?!
[ Both laugh ]
We'll never, ever rest.
Right, right!
[ Both laugh ]
[ Indistinct conversations,telephone ringing ]
[ Knock on door ]
Ralph Angel:Mr. Reggie.
Hmm?
Mr. Reggie.
What?
Mr. Reggie,I got something for you.
Ohh.What is it?
You'll see.Come on.
Oh, I don't --I don't like surprises now.
Just this one time.
I promise.Come on.
Alright.[ Groaning ]
Come on.Right this way, sir.
What you got goin' on,Mr. Good Heart?
Special delivery.
♪♪
Come on.
♪♪
Oh, my Lord of mercy.
Zora Lee?!
Oh!Baby, I miss you.
I love you always.
Oh, baby.
I love you, too.
I miss you.
[ Insects chirping ]
♪♪
♪ If it be your will
♪ That I speak no more
♪ And my voice be still
♪ As it was before
♪ I will speak no more
♪ I shall abide until
♪ I am spoken for
Hollywood: "Momma.
Hello from the rig.
The sunsets on the middleof the water
are the best part of this job."
Wish I could talk to youright now, Pop.
But I know you hear me.
I know you see me.
"I watch the colors and thinkof how beautiful you are,
just like the yellowsand oranges in the sky."
I just hope this make you proud.
"I love you, lady.
Your devoted son..."
♪ All your praises
"...Hollywood."♪ They shall ring
Love you, too, Pops.
♪ If it be your will
♪ To let me sing
♪♪
[ Crying ]
♪♪
Hey. How was work?
♪♪
Baby?
♪ From this broken hill
♪ All your praises...
Tell me.What is it?
♪ ...they shall ring
♪ If it be your will
You my soul mate.Right?
Always have been.
Always will be.
♪♪
I know it ain't perfect.
I know you wantedsomething fancy and all,
but...
the world falling apartright now, Darla.
♪ Let the rivers fill
And timeain't always promised.
You know?
♪ Let the hills rejoice
We been throughmore storms than...
most folkswill ever see.
♪ On all these burning heartsin hell ♪
But we still here.
I don't want to waitfor perfect
'cause I can't winin this life without you.
♪ To make us well
And I would never,ever want to.
♪♪
♪ And draw us near
Let's get married...
[ Laughs ]
...as soon as we can.Oh!
♪ And bind us tight
♪ All your children here
As soon as we can.
[ Laughs ]
♪ In their rags of light
I love you so much.
♪ In our rags of light
♪ All dressed to kill
Let's do it tomorrow.
Let's justdo it tomorrow.
That's perfect.Perfect.
♪ If it be your will
♪♪
♪ Oh, end this night
♪ If it be your will
♪ Oh, end this night
♪ If it be your will
♪♪