Previously onChesapeake Shores.
I think the Trace-Riley bandis gonna be movin
in another direction.
Hey.... nice to meet you...
nice to meet you too.
Hi, I'm Bree O'Brien ...
Hi.
What do you think ofmy book Bree?
Oh... uh ...
well...
um
Oh!
I'm just so close ...
to having the careerI've always wanted.
Thanks for stickingby me.
But in order to get it...
I gotta lose something
I'm not ready to let go of.
Dinner.
Tomorrow night.
It's you and meagainst the world.
♪*smooch on cheek*♪
She's good for you.
♪ Country rock music ♪
♪ Boy you ain'tseen nothing yet ♪
♪ I can ride the wind,walk on water ♪
♪ leap tall buildingsat a single bounce ♪
♪ Whatever comes, it don'tmatter because I can fly ♪
Abby, hey!
Hi.
You're early...
or we're running late.
I think you'rerunning late.
We're running late,got it.
Excuse me guys,rone second..
We're running late,gHey...
So Leigh and John decidedto come back with me.
Help me open the club.
Considering everything,it was the least we could do.
Abby, meet John Rawl..
Hi, John.
Leigh.
Hi,Hey.n.
We'll set up todo Freefall next.
Sounds good, thanks.
I didn't know theywere going to be here.
After everything thathappened in Nashville,
with the Showcaseand Mark Hall,
After everything thateveryone needed a break.
Since I wasopening the club--
The band came with you?
Yeah.
Hey guys, what do weneed, another 20 minutes?
30?
30 minutes.
Is that all right?
Yeah no, it's great.
I will sit andIsI will watch.ht?
I'm your number one groupie.
Pick it up fromthe second verse?
♪ The miles aregetting longer, it seems ♪
♪ The closerI get to you ♪
♪ So I'm going home, tothe place where I belong ♪
♪ Where your love hasalways been enough for me ♪
♪ I'm not running from ♪
♪ No, I think yougot me all wrong ♪
♪ I don't regret this lifeyou chose for me ♪
♪ I said these places andthese faces are getting old ♪
♪ So I'm going home ♪
♪ I'm going home ♪
Bless you.
It sounds likeit's getting worse.
Yeah, you shouldcall a doctor.
It sKevin?likeit's getting worse.
I am not a doctor yet.call a doctor.
And you don't call adoctor for a sneeze.
But we want to stay home.
Is somebodywriting a note?
ButBecause I don't wante.to go to work either.
No one is writingany notes to anyone.
ButBeHere I am wadingnte.to in the library,er.
organizing knowledgefor all of you,
and you'reeating my muffin.
You can't, it's thechurch bake sale.
You're lookingpretty tired, yourself.
I was up so latelast night.
Trace and his band werestill playing when I left.
Well the club isopening, so that's good.
I think there's gonna be alot of late nights from now on.
Well, not for me.
All right girls,are you almost ready?
Because daddy is takingyou to school today.
All rYeah?girls,are you almost ready?
Oh, there he is.
All Come in.rls,are you almost ready?
OHey, morning.s.
Good morning Wes, how'd youlike a nice hot cup of coffee?
Freshly brewed rightthere on the table.
No thank you,I feel great.
I got up this morning at5:30 and went for a run.
Oh, get out.
Great, good for you.
What? What'd I say?
All right...
cash float?
AlAll set...
And refreshments?
Store room is stocked.
AndAnd permits?s?
Health, occupancy, food,
refrigeration and parking.
What?
You seem surprised.
I wouldn't have goneinto business with you
if I thoughtI'd be surprised,
but I am impressed.
Thanks Mick,that means a lot.
So, you getting any sleep?
No, not really.
Well, looks like you've goteverything under control here,
so why am I here?
Well, I'm kind ofbumping up against it
with our live music permit.
It doesn't matter what I do,I can't seem to get through
all the red tapeat City Hall.
IAnd the craziest thing is,,I can't seem to get through
that should've been theeasiest one to get.
You need my help?
I've been waitinga month for it.
I put in the applicationthe day we became partners.
Well, let me take a look.
Maybe I can get things going.
In two days?
How you gonna pull that off?
It's just a matter ofknowing who to push
and then whereto push 'em.
It's just a matter ofknowing who to pushOkay, this might be the bestcup of coffee I've ever had.
David grinds his ownbeans, but he adds something,
It's just a matter ofknowing who to pushOkay, this might be the bestcthere's something else...d.
And these scones areamazing, they're just...
It's just a matter ofknowing who to pushOkay, this might be the bestcthere's like a hint of...d.
I don't even know what it is!
The muffins area mystery, too.
Y'know, he's been workinghere for over a month
and I don't knowanything about him.
Maybe I don'tcare, is that wrong?
I don't know howhe makes the food,
I just don't knowa thing about him.
Have you ever asked himany normal questions,
like where he comes fromor where he went to school?
He doesn't answer.
Hey!
Morning.
Thank you.
Does he do this every day?
Pretty much.
Okay, so maybe I don'tDknow anything about him,?
maybe I don't care.
Is that bad?
No, that's not wrong.
I say marry him now,ask questions later.
Hey, don't say that!
[Applause]
Thank you, thank you.
Abby, can you hold back?
I just want to talkto you for a second.
Sure.
What's going on?
Thanks.
I want you to knowthat your work here
has not gone unnoticed.
You have reallydone a stellar job
here in Baltimore, Abby.
Which is the realreason that I'm here:
Corporate is hiring a newRegional Vice President.
and they wantit to be you.
Really?
and they wantWell, I'm flattered.
Of course you'll still behandling your normal
client case load, but you'realso gonna be taking on
a lot more of the internalbusiness of the firm.
So more hours?
Yeah, probably.
Jack, the thing is,
I'm already working morethan I expected to
and this is the wholereason I moved home.
Right.
Look, I know how much youwanted this in New York,
so I completely understandif you don't want to take it.
But you do deserve it, Abby.
Thank you.
All right, well just thinkBuabout it tonight, okay?by.
And get some rest!
Your hand is on my fry.
You're not going to tellme to back away again,
are you?
Would it work?
Definitely not this time.
Do you mind if I...?
Go ahead.
I've been calling...
I know.
So when are wegonna get together,.
maybe get some food?
Let's see, we're together,gothere's food...r,.
Are you gonna eat that?
Have at it.
Are you stillstudying for your MCAT?
Yeah, the test is next week.
Oh, that's whenI'm going home.
Home is...
Oh, that's whenI'm Philly.ome.
My whole family's there.
That could reallyuse some more ketchup.
I'll try to rememberMy whfor next time.here.
I think it's really great,you taking the MCAT.
You do?
Yeah.
You come home and you wantto keep helping other people.
Thank you.
That's what everyonein my family does.
My dad, my dad's dad,
three of my uncles,all firefighters.
And one of mybrothers is a cop.
Would you like some?
And one of mybrotThank you.cop.
So is that why youbecame a firefighter?
I guess.
SoI always likedoubeing part of a team.
A band of brothers.
SoI always likedoubeYeah, I guess so.m.
Thank you.
My burger.
Have a nice lunch, Kevin.
I have to get backto the station, but...
we should do this again.
Maybe we can doa date where we
both eat togetherat the same time?
Wow, you'resuch a romantic.
Answering phones,answering emails,
answering consumercomplaints, wow...
there doesn't seem to be asingle job that doesn't
require you to spend yourlife not answering things.
there doesn't seem to be asinglBree O'Brien?sn't
Yeah, hi...
Do you need anything?
You, actually.
Wow.
That's a pretty cheesy line.
Well, you know me,I'm full of them.
Hack writer and all...
So I was in theneighborhood and...
That's a lie, I wasnowhere near the neighborhood,
but I would like totake you out for coffee.
And here I thoughtyou drank tea.
but I would like toWell, speaking of cliches.
Excuse me, I'mMegan, I'm Bree's mom.
And I would've saidyou were sisters.
Excuse me, I'mMegan, IWhoa.ee's mom.
Too much?
I'll buy it...
your book.
I mean, I bought yourbook already and I loved it.
Thank you.
Yes, and...
I have to go becauseI have an interview.
Tomorrow.
Yes, it is tomorrow myjob interview and, uh...
It was a pleasureto meet you.
Oh, you too.
I love you accent.
Bye Mom!
I love Bye.accent.
I have to be inChicago in a few days,
there's somethingthat you said to me
and I can't stopthinking about it.
I don't remember saying anythingthat made much sense that day.
That I'm a hack?
Oh, that.
Um, well technicallyyou said that, not me.
Right.
But normally when I sayit, everyone says no,
and then spends thenext half hour
extolling my masteryof the English language.
Well if you need meto do that, I will.
extolling my masteryof tThat's just it!uage.
I know that you could, but...
It's nice to meetsomeone honest for a change.
You know your book is--
Filled withcliches, tripes,
and the plot lines ripped offfrom half a dozen rom-coms?
Absolutely.
and the pOh wow, youipped offfrom hreally do know.-coms?
Well, welcome toChesapeake Shores.
Again.
Right, again.
I'm just concerned abouttaking on more responsibility.
Well whatever you decide,I'm sure you can handle it.
That's not what worries me.
I like the finance part, that'swhy I enjoy going to work,
but if I do this, it meansbeing away from the girls again,
and you...
Abby, anything youput your mind to,
you find a wayto make it work.
If this is what you want,that's what you should do.
But what if I'm justsetting myself up to fail?
You won't know if you'llsucceed unless you try.
You know, I forgot howgood you are at this.
At what?
Cleaning glasses?
At making me feellike I can do anything.
Hey hey.
You want one, Leigh?
Nah, I'm good.
You'll never believewho we talked to...
Breezy Jones!.
You'll never believewIs he still alive?
He dropped off theface of the planet.
You'll never believeSounds like two guys I know.
Anyway, he's booking acts forHeartbreakers in Baltimore.
Are we interested?
We can probablydo a set tonight.
Tonight?
We can probablyWe need the practice, right?
This place doesn't open foranother couple of nights.
Never turn down a gig.
I can't tonight,Abby and I have a date.
Which I actuallyhave to cancel.
Both of the girlsaren't feeling well.
Do you need meto stick around?
No, you go bewith the band.
Do you need metHey, you sure??
Yeah.
Call me if you need me.
Yeah, have fun.
Let's do this!
The Trace RileyBand is back!
And on the road!
And free!
So he's here.ad!
Who?
Simon.
Simon Atwater!
He came into townto see Bree.
And he ate myapple rhubarb pie,
said it was thebest he ever had!
And?
And I got so flustered, I forgotto get him to sign my book.
If you could havehim make it out to me,
something about howI'm his true Caroline
or that he liked my applerhubarb pie, that'd be great.
Sure.
or I haven't talked toplerhubarthe guy in years,great.
first call he makes isto ask you for something.
Like we'd ever take acheck from him again.
You were about to.
Yeah, I wasn't exactlythinking straight.
What?
Are you out of your mind?
Are you?
Considering we haven't slept,is this dinner or breakfast?
Sounds like you guys had fun.
Yeah.
The set was fun.
Trying to get paid wasn't.
But you would've lovedthe music, Abby.
TryiWe sounded great.sn't.
I wish you could'vebeen there.
Yeah, I'm sorryI missed it.
ISo how are Carrieeand Caitlyn doing?
They had a bitof a rough night.
Definitely more importantthan what we were doing.
For sure.
Come on, I'llwalk you to the car.
Have a good day.
Hi!
Hey.
The bay feels safer already.
I hope so.
My billable hours needThe to one day get paid.ady.
Hey I just want to let youknow, if you ever need any help,
My billable hours needTI'm pretty much a mariner..
Oh really?
Yeah, the sea is in my blood.
Yeah, I rememberseeing your posts.
You fixed thatrowboat up last year.
Yeah, I rememberYes, that's right.
You painted thename on upside down.
Yeah...
I might've donethat incorrectly.
You're a regular Jack Sparrow.
Follow me.
Sure.
It needed more ketchup.
What?
You were right.
The burger, itneeded more ketchup.
Wait, you just stopped me onmy run to talk about burgers?
It was the first thingthat came to my mind.
And what was the second?
That my family is havingeveryone over for dinner
and I was wondering if youwere interested in coming.
Yeah, the ketchupline worked better.
and I was wondering if youwere Are you cooking?ming.
No, my grandmother is...
and I was wondering if youwThen in that case, yes.g.
I will text you the address.
Let me know ifyou need eggplants.
I didn't know there wassomeone before Caroline.
It was set during theRussian Revolution.
But it was trulyabout my family,
It was set during themy parents' divorce.
It was rife withsymbolism and metaphor,
and I thought itwas quite important.
It sounds wonderful.
It was to me.
Probably not for the 800 peoplewho accidentally bought
the book thinkingit was about Stalin.
Yeah see I...
I don't get how youcould spend so much time
writing a book that doesn't comefrom somewhere inside of you.
See, I think you need towrite what's inside you.
So you can remindpeople like me
that Caroline isn't allI should be writing.
So yYou're notindgoing to write
It's Always Carolinethe sequel?
It's calledForever Caroline,
and it comes outjust before Christmas.
It is horrifically bad,but I am writing a new novel.
Really?
It's primarily about anauthor who meets a woman
who calls him a hack.
It's primarily about anautho[Message ping]woman
And how's that going?
I don't know.
Well, it's aboutto get a lot worse.
My grandmother just invited
both of us to dinnertomorrow night.
Ah, my act one break.
Are you alright?
You seem eerily quiet today.
Of course.
Is everything allright with you?
OfFine.se.
Is everything allI'm not fired, am I?
No, of course not.
Okay, well after Ifinish up the cookies
I think I'mgoing to take off.
Why?
Because that'swhat I do every day?
Right, every day.
And every dayafter work you...
Leave.
Yes, no Iknow of course.
I'm just curious whathappens after you go.
Y'know, I think I lefta scone in the oven
I'm just curious whatif you're interested.
Y'know, I think I lefta A scone, really?n
No, this is notabout a scone.
Jess...
I just don't liketalking about myself.
Why, what's the big deal?
I talk about myself.
I'm an open book.
Sometimes a littleconfusing to read.
Okay...
When I was growing up,
it was hardbecause my parents
put a lot of pressureon my brother and I.
So it felt like we had tocompete for their attention.
You have a brother?
And a sister.
So...
Older, younger,married, single,
kids, your kids, theirkids, where do they live,
where do you live,where do you come from?
Okay, go!
where do you live,where dOkay, go.e from?
Three, two, one, go!
You know what? Fine.
I don't want to know.I don't care.
I forbid you from tellingme anything about yourself,
your family, your brother,especially your scone recipe.
You want to knowabout my scones?
No, maybe,definitely no, yes.
I'm really glad we'rehaving this conversation.
Me too, I feel like I reallyknow who you truly are.
You do?
Totally.
What is that smell?
I'm making a cassoulet,if you're interested.
What is a cassoulet?
I'm not telling.
Mrs. O'Brien...
Oh please,call me Megan.
You're totallyoverqualified for this job.
Yeah I know, but I'mexcited about working
in a dynamic and emergingindustry like this.
Look, we'd loveto employ you
and the job is yoursif you want it,
but I can't imagine you'dbe interested in doing it.
But I want togo back to work.
That's great, but I'dfeel horrible hiring you.
You'd be boredand under-utilized.
So, what are you saying?
I'm saying pleasedon't work for us.
So I can't have the job?
No no no, you can, butdo you really want it?
No... not really.
When you saidcome for dinner,
I didn't know thatyou meant the buffet...
Yeah well, I gottaapprove the menu by tonight,
and I trust your judgment.
What do you thinkaapproveof the pasta?tonight,
It's delicious,and Iit's very fresh.ment.
It's really nice to geta moment alone together.
How much longer isthe band gonna be here?
I'm not exactly sure.
With our album shelved,
Leigh and I are gonnaIstart writing again.
Oh...
You know, I just feel like sinceyou've been back from Nashville,
we haven't reallyseen each other.
Yeah well, with your kids beingesick and that promotion at work,
you haven't beenavailable either.
Yeah well, with your kids beingesick and tNo, I know.on at work,
But Trace, with the bandaround, you seem different.
Different?
Different how?
What's that supposed to mean?
Well I just...
I don't know what'simportant to you anymore.
Is it the band, is itwriting songs with Leigh,
I don't know what'sis it staying up all night?
Whether it's thisclub or my music,
it's my life.
Whether it's thiscIt's what I do.,
I'm not gonna give that up,I'm not gonna change.
Whether it's thiscI know, I know.,
And that's not the partI have a problem with,
it's just...
you're not you.
You're like the youthat you told me about,
the guy that Ithought you left behind.
You're like the youthatAbby, I'm okay.out,
I am.
You're like the youthatAbWe're okay.y.out,
Are we?
You're like the youthatAbWe'rYes.ay.y.out,
And you're right,I'm sorry.
I'll make you more ofta priority, I promise.
Okay.
I'll make you more ofta p[Door knocking]ise.
Jess!
What are you doing?
Hi!
Hi.
I am here for two reasons.
One, I want toapologize because I lied.
About?
I do want to know aboutyour brother and your sister
and your cassouletand your scones.
Which is why you'relooking in my window?
Okay that looked really badand I apologize for that.
You know what?
I'm actually gonnathrow in one more sorry,
just to bank itfor the future.
I don't thinkyou can do that.
juNo you can,itfoit's a rule..
Whose?
Mine.
Okay, I'll see you tomorrow.
No, ummm, okay.
The second reason I'm here,
my gran is throwinga family dinner tonight.
Jess, I'm telling you I justdon't feel comfortable--
mYou don't have toga talk about yourself.t.
Jess, IAnd if you do, I justdoyou can make it up.e--
Like your favoritecolor is blue,
your and favoritesport is polo,
and your favoritemoment in history
is the signingof the Magna Carta.
That's allstrangely correct.
Are you serious?
That's allstrangeNo.correct.
Just please come?
I have a feelingthat if I say no,
you're just gonnakeep asking me.
That sounds like me.
So?
TYes, I'd love to.e.
Great!
Okay, cool, awesome.
It's gonna be fun.
It's gonna be chill andwe're gonna have dinner and...
Thank you.I'll see you later.
They said I wasoverqualified.
Well you did have animportant job at the Met.
Yeah...
it's better thatI'm here now.
I think so, too.
So you did say no?
He begged me to,it was weird.
Thank you by the way,for the briefcase.
He begged me to,I loaned you a briefcase?
Nell did.
He begged me to,I loaned yoAh. briefcase?
Well, you should keep itfor the job that you do take.
He begged me to,I loanedThank you.efcase?
But I do need your helpwith a business issue.
You? Really?
But I do need your helpYeah, well me and Trace.
We're one permit short forthe live music tomorrow night
at the club and apparentlythe city council member
in charge of the permitis not a big fan of me.
And what am Isupposed to do?
Well I found outthat he likes art,
so I thought maybe you couldschmooze him a little,
talk art.
And that's it?
Well then of course you wouldvery subtly ask for the permit.
Y'know Mick, in all theyears that we were married,
Well theyou never onceu wouldvery suasked me for help.ermit.
I know...
that was a mistake.
I'm sorry.
Okay.
The Bay Act program improveswater quality in the bay
and across the state bymanaging land development.
Limiting growth...
Exactly.
So what we'relooking to do is find
as many people aspossible to help out.
So what we'rel[Cell phone ringing]
Oh, excuse me.
Thank you.
Good job.
Yeah, not bad right?
Hey, do you have anyplans for dinner tonight?
No.
Hey, do you have anyplans for Good.r tonight?
So I decided thatinstead of baking a turkey
for Thanksgiving, I would deep fry one.
And I told Mick thatis not how you do it.
My turkey with cornbread stuffing is famous.
I'd love that recipe.
I still think itwas a brilliant idea.
Brilliant and dangerous.
I still think itThose are the best kind.
So he brought home fivegallons of peanut oil
and a massive potand a 20-pound turkey.
Which was a good idea,except for one thing:
Dad had no ideawhat he was doing.
Not my fault, Iwas misinformed.
Instead of cooking the turkeyfor three minutes a pound,
Mick cooked it for six.
It was a little bitof a miscalculation.
MickWas anyone hurt?ix.
Just his pride.
So after cookingit for two hours,
he finally pulled out whatwas left of the turkey--
It was just bones.
Like I said,not my finest hour.
So Mom and Gran pulled outand opened 15 cans of tuna.
Tuna?
Yeah, tuna fish.
It wasn't turkey, but we hadthe O'Brien Tuna Thanksgiving.
Wow...
Yeah, it was...disturbing.
But it sounds oddly perfect.
It was.
It was the best Thanksgivingthat we have ever had.
Which proves that the loveshared around the table
is far more importantthan the meal on top of it.
WhicSo, from all of usloveO'Briens to all of you,
thank you for sharingour table with us.
Well said, Gran.
Cheers!
-Cheers.Well-Cheers.ran.
[Message ping]
Excuse me guys, thankyou so much for dinner,
but I gotta run.
I'll call youlater Abby, bye girls.
Bye Trace!
I'll call youlater AbbBye.ye girls.
♪ Rock music ♪
[Music stops]
Everybody out!
Get out, now!
Okay, let's go guys...
John, whatare you doing?
You have a nice family.
They're like mine.
My grandmother loves you.
Was the eggplant too much?
No, I think it's gonnabe our new version
of the Irish peace offering.
I think I know why youwant to become a doctor.
What do you mean?
You're the one holdingeveryone together.
Everyone relies on youto be the calm one.
The one who will fix things.
It's sort ofwhat I had to do.
Yeah...
It's nice.
I know that my granddaughter is not a fan,
but I loved It'sAlways Caroline.
Thank you.
Well it wasn't only theaffairs or the romance,
which personally I loved,
Well but your booky theamakes my heart happy.,
That's very nice to hear.
You know, Bree isan excellent writer.
Well I'm looking forwardto reading her book.
Oh...
Well, this is one of myfavorite stories of hers
and she wrote this whenshe was in the 8th grade.
Well, take itand read it.
I will.
Coffee's ready.
Okay, I'll beright there.
So...
So what?
So, do you like him?
Umm, well, he's slightlyless irritating than his books.
And what does he thinkof you, your writing?
Oh, I haven't shownhim any of my writing.
Why not?
Because I'm afraid.
What if he doesn't like it?
Oh honey, youdon't like his writing
and that doesn't seemto be a problem.
Yeah, I guess that's true.
anSo maybe you likeemhim for other reasons?
And maybe those reasonsare more important?
Maybe.
Just the way you like it.
Thank you.
You know, I thinkyour family fits you.
You gotta bekidding me, right?
You all seem toget along, right?
Maybe from the outside.
Us O'Briens arevery good at
the appearance offamily togetherness.
Well, you could'vefooled me.
Kind of like when somethinghas so many cracks
that it just kindof seems solid?
Yeah... I get that.
I think my family hada few massive cracks,
which is why I haven'tbeen back in a few years.
I Lucky me, I get todasee mine every day.,
There you go.
I Lucky me, I get todasee m[Laughing]day.,
So what, they weren'timpressed by NYU Law School?
No, I just think theywere excited that I might
actually be ableto support myself.
But you're doingwhat you love, right?
aThat's got tolecount for something.
Yeah...
I like this side of you.
Without all thebells and whistles.
What do you mean bybells and whistles?
Well, I think it'slike a hot shot...
WhatI don't mean bybeit in a bad way,?
it's good for an attorneyto be a bit of a hot shot.
WhatI don't mean bybeit Hey guys.way,?
Hello, Jess.
WhSee, that wasn'tybetoo bad, was it??
No, not at all.
WhSee, that wasn'tyWe're a little loud.
No, I liked it.
WhMy parents don'tyWe'rtalk at all,oud.
even to each other, ever.
We used to try to havefamily meals like that
and it wouldjust be silent.
That must'vebeen really hard.
Yeah, I used to think therewas a mixup at the hospital
and there was a family somewherelaughing and having fun,
kind of like yours, and somelittle boy living my life.
That's really sad.
And I made it up.
I'm kidding!
You're such a brat.
IIt's true!!
Councilman Robertson,can I talk for a minute?
I'm sorry, I'm terriblylate for a meeting...
I'm Megan O'Brien,and if I could just
have a second of your time.
O'Brien?
I used to be married to Mick.
If this is about theLive Music Permit,
I already talked to himabout the economics of it.
That's not why thisclub is important.
There should be aplace for arts in cities,
in schools, and in parks.
It inspires us,it drives us, it comforts us,
it makes ordinarymoments special.
And it can transformthe every day
into somethingextraordinary.
I know you don'tlike my ex-husband,
and maybe you don'tlike what he's trying to do,
but don't punish the town,don't deny everyone here
the chance to be exposedto music and culture.
This club willuplift and unite us
and we need that right now.
I spent ten years in New Yorkworking for--
The Met, I know.
You dropped off yourresume this morning.
I did?
Oh, yes, I did.
And the job is yours...
Right.
And theOf course.urs...
The job...
which entails...?
Hey man.
I want to apologizefor last night,
things got a littlebit out of control.
Just like the good old days.
I know, right?
But it ain't going downlike that again, John.
Come on, it wasa one time thing.
I was just havinga little bit of fun.
It was a one time thing.
You do it againand you're gone.
Come on, it's what theTrace Riley Band is all about.
Not anymore.
CoIf we want to makeheTraceanother run at this,bout.
we've gotta do it different.
We've got to grow up.
You of all peopleshould know that.
Yeah, you're right.
Hey!
Hi.
How'd it go?
It seems thatsomehow I applied
for a job I hadnever heard of.
Oh...
What about the permits?
Mick, I am sorry butRobertson says he is not
making any more decisionsWon live music permits.
Mick, I am sorry butWell then, who do I call?
The Arts Liason CoordinatorWon liof the city,mits.
in charge of bringing musicWand art shows into town.
And she requiresthat all requests
must be made faceto face from now on.
Okay.
Thank you.
For what?
For sending my resumein to the city.
I have no idea whatyou're talking about.
For sending my resumein to Hey.city.
Hi!
Looking for anything?
You, actually.
Oh, I was hopingfor something new.
Why bother when theold ones work so well?
Don't you have to rejoinyour national book tour?
Not until you agreeto have dinner with me.
DonLast night wasn'tjoinyourenough for you?tour?
It was absolutely wonderful,
but I was hopingthe next one might
Ibe a little more private.l,
Hey, I havesomething of yours.
What? Did my grandmothergive you my 8th grade story?
Yeah.
WhatOh my God, thatothergive is so humiliating.tory?
It was... brilliant.
Honestly.
I cried at the end.ItI did, I cried.nt.
If you can writelike this in 8th grade,
I'm dying to readwhat you can write now.
What?
No, I don't know whatto... I'm so embarrassed.
Yeah, not as muchas I'm about to be.
Why?
YeI got to readchas a part of you,e.
and now you get toread a part of me.
You are now number 801.
Thank you.
Thank you, Bree.
Well, we did it.
You did it.
WelNo, Abby. it.
Thank you forsupporting me.
I know it hasn't been easy.
I get to watch youdo what you love,
that's thanks enough.
I get to watch youTrace? It's time.
Good evening!Ladies and gentlemen,
I'd like to bringup my partner,
and the man who madethis all possible...
Mr. Trace Riley!
and the man who madethis [Applause]le...
Thanks Mick!
I'm hoping thiscan be the start
of a real music scenehere in Chesapeake,
part of the fabricof this community,
a place where you can leaveyour troubles at the door
and be inspired.
A place where the love of musiccan bring us all together.
We're the Trace Riley Band.
[Applause]
♪ I know how it feelsto be at home ♪
♪ Ride a perfect waveand never lose control ♪
♪ Holding that guitarwhen it's your first one ♪
♪ But I knew it from themoment that we kissed ♪
♪ Nothing everfelt like this ♪
♪ I could ride the wind,walk on water ♪
♪ Leap tall buildingsin a single bound ♪
♪ Whatever comes, it don'tmatter because I can fly ♪
I have to go now.
♪ The way Ifeel right now ♪
♪ I remember whenmy momma told me ♪
♪ Son, your record'sfon the radio ♪
♪ I thought I'dgone to heaven ♪
♪♪ Till the night'sshe showed me ♪
♪ In a way Inever could forget ♪
♪ Boy you ain'tseen nothing yet ♪
♪ I can ride the wind,walk on water ♪