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* Country fans, country proud

* Raise my glass

* Say a toast

* To the fans I love the most

* Drink it up

* Sing it out

* Let me hear you country land

You got me good.

* Country fans, country proud

Thank you, Atlanta, I love you.

Nice job, mate.

Wait here, wait a minute.

Noah! Noah! Noah!

- Bring it on back, bring it on
back!

Noah! Noah! Noah!

* I'm not the kind of guy to
settle down *

* Stop and put my roots down

* Baby, I'm a runaway

* Got no undercover

* I'm a rolling like a rolling
stone *

* Never felt the people stay

* Then darling, you walked into
the room *

* Stopped me in my tracks

* And just like that

* I was dreaming 'bout us

* Lovely marriage

* Put a little baby in a baby
carriage *

* Putting our name on an old
mailbox *

* Found a big life right
near your parents *

* I know it sounds weird

* Know it sounds strange

* Girl you got me thinking
I'mma buy you a ring *

* No place on Earth I'd rather
be *

* Than with you, baby

* You're my whole world

How y'all doing?

Thanks for coming out tonight.

How was the show?

You like it, you had a good
time?

Good.

Oh wait, hey, hey, hey, hey,
back up, back up, back up.

Hey, how you doing?

Olivia, that's such a pretty
name.

- Thank you.

- Could we take a picture,
a little selfie there?

All right, get in here.

How big can you smile?

Yeah, there you go.

Hey, that's pretty, thank you so
much.

Hey, thanks for coming
out, man, I appreciate it.

I appreciate it.

Hey, everybody get in here,

let's get one big photo.

Come on, hey, give him your
phone.

All right, everybody
say Noah Bryan on three.

One, two, three.

Noah Bryan!

- Woo!

All right.

- That was amazing.

- How you feeling?

- Good, I'm feeling good.

- That was the best one yet,
Noah.

- Oh, yeah.

- Keep it up, people are
noticing, man.

- They love me.

They love me.

- Now you back that up a little
bit.

Let's not get the cart
before the horse here, right?

- Have a beer.

- What you supposed to
mean by that, Larry?

What's that mean?

- Well, it means you gotta stay
humble.

- I'm humble, man, come on.

- Don't forget, pride always
comes before the fall.

I've seen it before, know what
I'm talking about, alight?

- You ain't getting religious
on me, are you Larry?

- Just talking the truth, kid.

- Oh, I think we should
celebrate.

- Now I think you need to slow
that down.

We got a whole lot more touring
to go.

- You can suit yourself.

- Just looking out for you.

- I got this, man.

- I need to get some gas, boss.

- Can you grab me something
to drink in there, please?

Thank you.

- Non-alcoholic.

How you doing, kid?

- What's that?

- Doing all right, you feeling
good?

- Yeah, yeah I feel real
good, yeah, thank you.

- How are your parents doing?

- My parents?

Uh, they're good as far as I
know, still working the farm.

I'd love to be able to
hire 'em a couple hands

if I could, you know?

- Now that's a good son right
there.

- Yeah, well according to my
daddy,

a good son would have stayed
on the farm to help out.

- You got a gift kid, truly.

A whole lot of people would give
anything

to be able to sing and play
the way you do, God-given.

- I wish you'd tell my daddy
that.

- Lord, we thank you for this
day.

Thanks for blessing our food.

In Jesus' name, Amen.

- Amen.

Just listen to one of his songs.

It'd mean the world to him and
to me.

- I'm not gonna change my mind.

- God knows he's just like you.

* 40 days and 40 nights

* Haven't heard from you in
awhile *

* These tears won't let
up, they just rain down *

* All these feelings, like a
flood *

* Are up against me, rising up

- You need to read this, Noah
James Bryan.

- Come on, Larry, this ain't
the first time someone's

claimed I was their baby daddy.

- It's the first time a lawyer
has said it

and they want you to
take a paternity test.

* The only thing that's called

* Girl, you ain't calling me

* When it rains I pour
me another shot of us *

- I don't even know Charlene
Meyers, man.

Look at this, JJ short for
Jeremiah James,

that's my daddy's name, okay?

They could have been a little
less obvious than that.

That's a fake, brother.

* Drowning my pain down memory
lane *

* Every sip hangs on a bitter
taste *

* I'm missing your lips

* This out of body

- Look man, I know it's a lot to
take in

but if the child is yours,

with the mother having passed
away,

you're the legal guardian.

* When it rains, I pour

Thank you.

Love you, Biloxi.

- Great job, guys.

We take off 07:00 tomorrow.

- Good job, man.

- Hey, come here Noah,
I wanna talk to you.

- What?

- Have a seat.

- What?

- Look, I spoke to the attorney
today.

He wants you to take a
paternity test right away.

If the kid's not yours, you can
move on.

- It's not.

- Well but if it is, you
need to deal with it, man.

- I'm not doing it.

What do you
mean you're not doing it?

- I'm not doing it.

You need to take care
of this

before it gets any bigger.

- I didn't see your name on the
pap-

- Shh.

Quiet down, we don't have
to let the whole room

know about this right now.

- It's not mine.

- Noah, a man can only run
from himself for so long.

- What does that even mean?

- It means no matter where
you go, there you are.

- Well, that sounds like
another country song.

I think I'll write it.

- Paternity test.

- Ain't doing it.

That wasn't so bad.

- That's easy for you to say,

that lady just about tickled
my tonsils with that swab.

- Hey, we leave in an hour, man.

- Going to Little Rock?

- Little Rock.

- Alright.

- You okay?

- Yeah, I'm all right.

- Look, Noah,

I know that your
relationship with your father

isn't the best right now,

and you may even be afraid to be
a dad,

it's a huge responsibility,
but worth every minute.

- I do remember her.

- What's that?

- Charlie, JJ's mom.

She was different than
the rest, you know, she,

she was the kind you write a
song about.

- What happened?

- I don't know.

I mean, she, she was always
backstage,

that little honky talk
remember we used to play at

outside Fayetteville?

I don't know, one day she
just, she never came back.

I never heard from her again.

- Well, either way, God has a
plan.

- I hope you're right, Larry.

You
sure you wanna do this?

- He's a great kid.

JJ, you're gonna come
stay with me for a while.

Would you like that?

- I miss my mom.

- I know, sweetie.

Thanks, bye.

- It's just until we
can establish paternity

unless other family surfaces.

- I know.

- Okay.

- All right, you ready?

- Well, here we go.

You want me to open it?

- No, no, I can do it.

I need a drink first.

- No, no, no, no, have a seat,
Noah,

that's not a good idea.

- I can't do it, you do it.

Come on, what is it?

- Congratulations.

- Yes, I told you I wasn't
that kid's daddy, I told you.

You mean congratulations I'm
not the kid's father, right?

- I'm sorry you feel that way.

- It's over, man, it's over.

This ruins, it's over, my
career's over,

you understand that, right, this
is done?

- No, no, no, no.

This could be a good thing.

- For who?

- Both of you.

- I don't know how to be a
daddy, Larry.

I mean, I can ruin his life.

- It's either you or foster
care.

- I need a drink, man.

- Have a seat, brother.

Look, I don't blame you, this is
tough,

but getting blind drunk ain't
the answer.

- You got a better idea?

- Boy, where'd you learn
to shoot like that?

- My daddy taught me.

'Bout the only thing we could
agree on,

well that and fishing.

- Feeling better?

- No, not really.

What do we do now?

- Well, I reckon it's
time you met your son.

Put some of the tour dates on
hold

to give us time to figure this
out.

- Hi, Noah.

This is Leann Harris from the
Child Protection Services.

We wanna discuss your meeting
with JJ.

We normally do the first
meeting at the facility,

but since it's still pretty new
to him,

we just wanna keep him as
comfortable as possible.

So we would like to have
the meeting at the house.

- Hey, buddy, I'm, I'm,

hey JJ, I'm your, I'm your dad.

Come on, it's not that,
it's gonna be all right,

it's not that big of a deal,

you just tell him who you
are and he says who he is

and hey, hey, nice to meet you,
JJ.

There it is, see that's it,
you're fine.

- You must be Noah.

Hi, I'm Leann.

- Oh, hey, it's, it's nice to
meet you.

- I saw you standing at the
door for the past few minutes.

- Oh, sorry, I was,

I was just trying to, I don't
know-

- Don't worry, it happens to
most.

- Okay, that's good, good.

- Are you ready to meet him?

- Yeah, yeah, yeah.

- Come on in.

All right, thank you.

- You're welcome.

You want something to
drink, water, coffee, tea?

- No, no, I'm okay, thank you
though.

- Alright.

Yeah, JJ's quite the artist.

- Yeah that's, that's really
good.

- Yeah.

He's in his room, I can go get
him.

- Well, I got, I got this for
JJ.

- Why don't you give that to
him?

Don't worry, you'll be fine.

- Okay.

- I'll be right back.

- I hope so, Larry, I hope so.

- JJ, this is the person
I was telling you about.

Can you say hi to Mr. Bryan?

- Hi, Mr. Bryan.

- Hey there, JJ.

How you doing?

- Good.

- It's nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you, too.

- Well, I got you something.

- What do you say?

- Thank you.

- You're welcome.

Do you need help?

- Yeah.

- There you go.

What is it?

- LEGOS, love LEGOS.

- Oh good, good, I'm glad.

Good choice.

- Well, I wish I could take
credit,

the lady at the store
recommended it.

- Come on, let's play.

- Oh, you're busy now.

- Okay, well, I guess
we're gonna play LEGOS.

- Yep.

Well, how'd it go?

- It was good, it was good.

We're supposed to have
another meeting tomorrow.

I'm scared, Larry.

- Being a parent can be very
intimidating.

- How'd you do it?

- Well, I didn't do it by
myself.

My wife, God bless her.

She was the anchor.

- I don't have a wife, Larry.

- No, but you got your parents

and a whole lot of people
that care about you.

So when did you
first start playing music?

- First picked up a guitar
when I was like five.

- Wow, that's impressive.

- Yeah.

I found my dad's old guitar

hidden away in the back of the
barn.

- Hidden?

- Yeah, I guess he used to play,
but he,

you know, he didn't
really want that for me.

- Oh.

- Just kind of wanted me
to stay and work the farm.

- Well, he must be very proud of
you now.

- Not really.

- What about your mom?

- Now my mama, she's my biggest
fan.

- I bet she is.

So any siblings?

- Uh...

Yeah, I don't usually talk about
it.

- Oh.

- I'm sorry.

- Oh, no, yeah, of course.

- I'm hungry, when is my food
coming?

- Well, hey, I got an idea.

I'm just throwing it out there,

what if we just skip breakfast
altogether

and we go get us some ice cream?

- What flavor?

- What's your favorite flavor?

- Chocolate.

- That's my favorite flavor.

- Okay, well, let's have
some breakfast first,

and then I know the perfect
place to take you guys.

- Here you go, young man.

- Oh, there it is.
- Thank you.

- And I'll have yours right up.

- All right, you just,
you solved it for us.

I was hoping for ice cream
though, man.

* You can use it

* You can spend it

* You can waste it

* But why would you want to

* Each second

* Every minute

* Is a minute that you get to
hold onto *

* And I don't want to regret
this life *

* I want to spend the rest of my
time *

* Being next to you

* Can we stay right here forever
*

* Stay right here another minute
*

* What's right in front of me

* Having four wheels on the
ground *

* I think I'm ready to slow it
down *

* Can we stay right here

* No, you can't buy it

* Can't rewind it

* You can bottle it up
and save it for later *

* It won't go to plan though

* Life's for living,
can't put it on paper *

* And I don't want to regret
this life *

* I want to spend the rest of my
time *

* Being next to you

- This is fun, Mr. Bryan.

- Yeah, I'm having a good time
too.

Uh...

I, I got something I got to tell
you.

- Okay.

- I'm your dad.

* Can we stay right here

* Right here

So when are
you going back on tour?

- Oh, I'm not exactly sure.

I know my manager is
working on a couple dates.

It could be sooner, I'll keep
you posted,

I'd love for you to come out.

- Yeah, that'd be fun.

- Yeah.

- Have you decided what you're
gonna do?

- Yeah, I want him to live with
me.

- Wow, you sure?

- Yeah.

Yeah, I'm sure.

Look, I understand if you're
concerned

that I might not be able to
handle it,

but I want him to be with me.

I mean, these last few days
have been exactly what I need.

- What you need?

- No, no, that's not-

- This is a little boy's life
who up until a few weeks ago,

had a loving mother.

- That's not what I mean.

I want to be his dad.

I really think I'm ready.

- I would love nothing more
than for you to be ready,

but this precious little
boy, he needs his father.

If you do this, there's no
turning back.

- Yeah, I know.

I know.

He just, he makes me want
to be a better person.

- Well, who's gonna watch
him when you're on stage

or whatever it is you're out
there doing?

- Uh, I don't know.

- Well, what about your parents?

- Uh...

That's tricky.

Well hi, honey.

How are you?

- Hey, mom.

There's something I gotta tell
you.

So how'd it go?

- Ask me how I'm doing, Larry.

- How you doing, Larry?

I'm great, man, I'm
great.

- Hi, hon.

Hi, I'm gonna have
the breakfast special, please.

- You got it, sweetheart.
- Thank you.

So, what's up?

- JJ's gonna come live with me.

- Really?
- Yeah, man.

- Oh Noah, that's great, man.

- I know, I'm excited.

- And you thought your career
was over?

How about that?

- Well, I hope I made the right
decision.

Don't make me second
guess it now, come on.

- You made the right decision.

I got some good news, too.

- Yeah, how good?

- You're opening for Colt Young.

- Wait what?

Do you know how big this is for
us?

Do you know?

Whoo!

Sorry.

I'm going on tour with Colt
Young

and I apologize to everyone,

but if you want to come, let
me know, I'll get you in.

Wait so when do we go?

- Two weeks.

- Two weeks, I knew this was
gonna happen.

I knew it, I could feel it, man.

Hey, can we get two beers?

We celebrating.

- Now I have to be very blunt
here now.

You're gonna have to avoid
drinking

for the duration of the tour,
top to bottom, all right?

- What are you talking about,
man?

Come on.

- Look man,

Colt Young doesn't want
anyone drinking on his tour.

Besides, you're a father now.

- Showtime.

- All right, we're all packed.

- Hey.

Oh, that's a cool bear, what's
his name?

- Charlie, that's my mommy's
name.

- Oh, well that's a beautiful
name.

- All right, you ready to go?

It's okay, honey.

You'll be a good boy

and don't forget those prayers,
okay?

- But I wanna stay with you.

- And I would love that.

But you get to live with Noah,
now.

Okay, he's your daddy?

- Okay, I love you.

- I love you, too.

- Are you ready to go, buddy?

Hey, why don't you take
Charlie back there?

There you go.

You wanna grab your blue bag
there?

Yeah, help him out.

- Well, thanks for everything.

- Yeah, of course.

Take care of him.

- Here I'll-
- Right, I'll get the door.

- Yeah, I'll get this one.

I'll get it all, I can figure it
out.

- You take care, you guys.

- All right, thank you.

- Mmhmm.

You ready?

Yeah.

Let's do it.

Oh hey, hey Dash, come here
buddy.

Come here, hey, hey, hey, how
you doing?

I missed you.

Oh, you okay?

- Yeah, how you doing?
- It's good to see you, mom.

How are you?

- We don't see you for three
months

and now you have a son.

- Surprise.

- Hi there.

- Hey, come on buddy.

Hey dad.

- Noah.

- This is-

- You can say it.

- That's your grandma and
that there's your grandpa.

- Nice to meet you.

- Nice to meet you, JJ.

- Good job, buddy.

- I bet you are hungry.

- Can I have a grilled cheese?

- Oh why yes you can.

- Baby, I got to finish my
chores.

- Okay.

- Dash, come on.

Let's get on
that grilled cheese, you.

You think it's done?

- Yeah.

- Alright, let's give it a shot.

God, that's hot.

Alright, let's go.

Why don't you go sit over there?

Alright, go sit over there for
me.

- Okay.

- There you go.

- Jesus, thank you for this
food.

- Oh.

- Amen.
- Amen.

What's wrong?

- It tastes yucky.

- Yucky?

It's not that bad.

- It's not how Miss LeeAnn makes
it.

- I'm sorry, buddy,
Miss LeeAnn ain't here.

- You're not supposed to
talk with your mouth full.

- Who told you that?

- Miss LeeAnn.

- Miss LeeAnn, huh?

You ain't gonna eat it, are you?

- No.

- I don't blame you.

- Oh, bless your heart.

Wanna go make a proper grilled
cheese?

- Yeah.

- You gonna help me?

- Yeah.

- Oh yeah, good.

- Proper, what's that supposed
to mean?

- You know exactly what it
means.

You, you first, it's...

- It's pretty hot, isn't it?
- Hey there.

I just got off the
phone.

- Hold on, I can't hear you.

Wait.

- And then.

- All right, go ahead.

I just got off the
phone

with Colt Young's manager.

- Yeah?

He's gonna be in
Branson

at a studio recording tomorrow.

- Okay.

He wants us to
stop by for a meeting.

- No yeah, I'll be there.

It's only a couple
hours

from your mama's place.

I'll send you the address.

3:00 PM I'll meet you there.

- Uh...

Yeah, I'm gonna be there.

Okay, I'm gonna call you
on the way, all right.

Hey, mama, I uh-

- Yeah, I'll watch him.

- How'd you hear that?

- Mom's hear everything.

- Can I borrow your car?

- Yeah.

- Thanks mama.

- Now go help your dad.

- No, I got-

- Hey, right now.

- Yes, ma'am.

Good Lord.

Damn.

Need help?

- Uh, yeah, give me a 5/8ths.

- 5/8ths.

Appreciate it.

- Yeah, yeah.

How you been?

- Well the good Lord sees
fit in keeping me breathing

so I reckon I'm doing all right.

- Could be worse, I guess.

Yep.

- What's wrong with it this
time?

- Spark plugs.

Anything else?

- I don't know yet.

- Okay, then.

- Okay, then.

- Hey, what's going on, buddy?

- I'm scared.

- It's just thunder, it's all
right.

- I'm scared, can I sleep with
you?

- Uh, yeah, yeah of course,
buddy.

I'll keep you safe.

- I love you, daddy.

- I love you too, buddy.

- I gotta go number two.

- What?

- I gotta go poop.

- Are you done yet?

Oh, what in world did you eat,
buddy?

- Lots of things.

- I know, it's just a figure of
speech.

- What's a figure of speech?

- Mama!

Mom!

All right so after you
get the bread, then what?

- You butter it.

- Okay.

Is it a lot of butter?

- Just a little bit.

- Just to cover it?

- Look, you're having
grilled cheese for breakfast.

- That's all I know how to make,
mama.

- Kind of looks like JJ's making
it.

- Oh, you're so funny.

Okay, so once you butter
it, then what do you do?

- You get the cheese.

Grilled cheese,
all right, that makes sense.

What, you ain't gonna help us?

- Oh, it looks like you got
this.

- You're not getting one.

All right, this is it.

This is it, it's the moment
you've been waiting for.

You've got this, all right.

Hey, hey there Colt,
it's nice to meet you.

I'm Noah, I'm a big fan of
yours,

have all your music.

Hey there, Mr. Young, big fan of
yours.

Howdy.

No howdy, that's a lot.

Give me a heart attack,
Larry, come on man.

- Hey man, you ready?

- Yeah, yeah.
- You good?

- Well how do I look?

You look good, let's
go.

- You wearing that?

- I'm wearing this.

* Find a spot out in a field

* Talk to God 'bout what is real
*

* When I pray sometimes I kneel
*

* Sometimes I drive, yeah

* Sometimes I drive, yeah

* In the middle of nowhere *

* You take me somewhere

* You take me somewhere

* Gonna roll the windows down

* Find some gospel, crank it
loud *

* Sing it loud, fly away, oh
glory *

* Find a spot out in a field

* Talk to God 'bout what is real
*

* When I pray, sometimes I kneel
*

* Sometimes I drive

- That's a keeper.

Oh, thank you, man.

Hey, you just
had some company come in.

- Oh good deal.

Hey, y'all come on in, send 'em
in.

- All right guys, I'll take
you through right this way.

- After you there, Lar.

- Colt, Larry and Noah here to
see you.

- Hey, Larry.

- Hey, hey, long time, long
time.

Man, you look great for an old
codger.

- Yeah, I got socks older than
you and don't you forget it.

- You must be Noah.

- How you doing?

Nice to meet you, Mr. Young.

- Oh, do not call me Mr. Young.

That makes me feel almost as old
as him.

- Yeah, he is ancient.

He told me to say that, by the
way.

- Okay.

Can I get y'all something to
drink?

- How 'bout some of that sweet
tea?

- Whiskey.

I'm kidding, I'm kidding.

I know, I'm kidding.

Sweet tea, water, whatever you
got.

- Brenda, can you bring
us some sweet tea, please?

- Absolutely, you got it.

- Awesome, thank you so much.

- Thanks, Brenda.

- I'm glad you're here.

I love your music.

- Thank you.

- Brought you here just to see
if we fit.

- Yeah, I get that.

- I love this man, he's done a
lot for me.

He even managed me for a little
while.

- You didn't tell me that,
Larry, come on.

- That was years ago.

- There's no drinking on this
tour,

to be blunt, my label
is not gonna have it.

- Yeah, I understand.

- I don't think you
have to worry about him.

- Yeah, if I'm being totally
honest,

I have been known to have a
drink or two,

but I can assure you that
that's all behind me now.

- Good, good.

- Actually, I just just
found out I have a son, so.

- That's really good.

Family's great, it reminds
you of what's important.

So let's talk about this
over some sweet tea,

how about that?

- Let's do it, let's do it.

Love that song, by the way.

- Thank you, man, we only
make hits around here.

- Yeah.

After you, darling.

We did it, Larry, we did it.

You kidding me?

We did it.

Give me some, give me some.

Come here.

We never hugged before this.

- Look man, I'm gonna line up a
few shows

to kind of smooth things out
before we do this, alright?

You could use some smoothness,
all right?

I'll call you tomorrow.

- I think you might need the
smoothness there, brother.

* You know every word, every
line *

* Like a record you grew
up with and memorized me *

* It's easy, you and
me, we sound so good *

* We fit so right

* Like a Sunday drive,
the windows rolled down *

* You're my rhythm, you're my
rock, I get lost and found *

* In your eyes, all the time

* Can't help but love that sound
*

* Want to spin you around
like a needle on vinyl *

* Wearing you down like an old
love song *

* Want to sing along, dance
along *

* Like we never lost a beat

* Over and done but we ain't
broken *

* Lost in a groove, it feels so
good *

* Like a favorite song
going on and on and on *

* I get lost in your touch

* It's a perfect beat

* And your kiss is a song I sing
*

* And your love is a melody

* In the key of you and me

Sorry.

- Oh, I'll take that one.

- You want that one?
- Yes.

- All right there you go.
- Thank you.

- Thanks for coming out.

- Thanks for inviting me.

- Yeah.

- I'm having a good time.

You're really talented.

- Thank you.

- So how's JJ adjusting?

- Oh, he's, he's fantastic.

You know he started calling me
daddy?

- That's incredible.

- Yeah, it's pretty cool.

- I'm really glad your
parents can help out.

- Yeah, I figured out pretty
quickly I needed their help.

- So, any thoughts about
what you're gonna do?

- Yeah, yeah, I mean I'm going
on this tour with Colt Young

and Larry says this is a big
one.

- What about JJ?

- What about him?

- Is he gonna stay on the farm?

- Well yeah.

- How long are you gonna be
gone?

- I don't know.

- Sorry.

- Wait what, what happened?

- No it's just that little
boy's been through so much so I.

- Yeah.

Look, I promise you, I'm
always gonna be there for him,

okay?

Always.

If this tour works out like I
hope,

I'll be able to buy him anything
he wants.

- It's not really about
what you can buy him.

Who's ready
for some line dancing?

* Don't make this complicated

- Shall we?

- Really?

- Yeah, let's do it.

- Okay.

- Do you know how to dance?

- Yeah, do you?

- No.

Let's go.

It's gonna be the fun,
regardless.

* Give me a good song on the
radio *

* Baby I'll let you lead

* I'll let you hold me close

* We'll go all night
in those neon lights *

* I'll be buzzing on your loving
*

* Got me feeling like we're
something *

* You look like a good time

* So don't waste mine

* Yeah, don't waste mine

* You look like a good time

* So don't waste mine

* Yeah, don't waste mine, baby

- I should go.

- All right.

- Okay, this was fun.

- Yeah, this is fun.

- Come on.

- Everything okay?

- Yeah, yeah it's just late.

- Well, thanks for coming.

- Thanks for having me.

I had a really good time.

- I hope I see you soon.

- I'd like that.

- I gotta wrap up here but

can I at least walk you to your
car?

- Yeah, that'd be nice.

- I promise I'll be good.

- Hey buddy.

Well, it's time to go to sleep.

Oh, take your glasses off

and you sleep tight and you
don't let those bedbugs bite.

- When's my daddy coming home?

- Oh, you miss him, don't you?

Yeah, it's okay.

Don't be sad.

You just hold onto your bear
and you close your eyes,

close your eyes and you're
gonna wake up so happy,

I promise.

It's all right, he's coming
back.

Okay.

- Don't worry.

* Song on the radio

Hey dad.

- It has been three days, Noah.

- I told you I had practice
shows.

- Not even a phone call.

Your mother's been worried sick
about you,

your boy's been asking
about you every day.

- Yeah, I told you I
had rehearsals all day

and then I had shows at night.

See I know you don't understand,

but maybe if you came to
one show, you'd get it.

- I've been too busy
working on this farm, Noah,

which you should be doing.

- You know just 'cause you
never had a dream, daddy,

that don't mean I can't.

All I ever wanted

was for you to come see me play.

- I ain't ever gonna come see
you play.

- Joe, where you at, man?

I'm 'bout to go on so

I guess just call Larry whenever
you get this, all right.

Noah, you're on in
five.

Thanks.

- Hey dad, can you talk to Joe?

'Cause I'm 'bout to go on.

If you talk to him, just
tell him to call Larry

'cause he's got his ticket.

Noah, your brother-

- Where is he?

Joe has been
in a bad, bad accident.

- What happened?

We, we
just, we just don't know.

* She's in the front row

* Knows how the songs goes

* Repping that band shirt

* Dancing like there's no
tomorrow *

- We're coming up on the most
demanding part of the tour

and I need you to be at
the top of your game.

- You heard the crowd last
night, man, they love me.

Yeah, I also heard
how pitchy you were last night.

- What do you want me to say,
Larry?

Tell me what to say, I'll say
it.

- I want you to be sober
for this one, okay?

* Let me hear you country loud

- Congratulations, you finally
learned how to sing drunk.

- Are you crazy man, what are
you doing?

- You were supposed to
finish with the new song.

- Well I wasn't feeling it.

- No, you're not feeling a whole
lot of anything these days,

are you?

- Your tempo's off.

- Tempo's fine.

- He's right, that tempo was
fine.

- If I say the tempo's
off, the tempo's off.

- Look, that's the way
we've been playing it

since the start of the tour.

- Oh really, that's the
way you've been playing it

since the start of the tour?

That's cool 'cause you're fired.

- Noah!

* Raise my glass, sing a toast

* To the fans I love the most

I don't want to hear it from
you.

- You're gonna hear it from me.

Where am I supposed to find a
drummer

this late in the game, huh?

- My band, my rules.

- Yeah, but it's my
responsibility

to see to it that you give
your fans a good show.

- You look good!

* Country fans, country proud

You'll figure it out.

- Noah!

- Excuse me.

Have fun.

- Just take five, guys.

* I missed your birthday

* Candles on the cake

* Hold you anyways

* You wish on me

* I missed a lot of things

* For that I'll take the blame

* And I

- Listen up, you're gonna
have to lighten up on the guys

or this whole thing's gonna come
to an end

way sooner than planned.

- Did you replace him?

- I talked him into staying.

- Great, see I knew you'd figure
it out.

- It's not my job to convince
these guys

to put up with your ego.

- That's exactly what your job
is.

- You've become a very angry,
prideful young man lately

and if you don't take a step
back...

- What's gonna happen, Larry?

There you go.

I'll finish the rest.

- Noah!

* I'm not the kind of guy to
settle down *

* Stop and put my roots down

* Baby, I'm a runaway

* Got no undercover

* I'm rolling like a rolling
stone *

* Never felt the need to stay

* And darling, you walked into
the room *

* And stopped me in my tracks

* And just like that

* I was dreaming 'bout
us, love and marriage *

* Put a little baby in the baby
carriage *

* Putting our name on an old
mailbox *

* Find a big life right
near your parents *

* Know it sounds weird

* Know it sounds strange

* Girl, you got me thinking
I'mma buy you a ring *

* No place on Earth I'd rather
be *

* Than with you, baby

* You're my whole world, yeah

Come on, kid, tour's
over.

Leave me alone, Larry.

Why do you do this to
yourself?

I never should have
left.

Left what?

I left when they
needed me the most, man.

Come on man, I'm
taking you back to your parents.

I ain't going back,
man.

Come on, we're
going back to the farm.

Come on, let's go.

Come on, it's alright.

It's all right.

Okay, call me tomorrow.

- I got it, I got it.

Hey, what about your
luggage?

- "One quiet morning fresh and
new,

mama wakes her sleepy cub.

"Come look," she laughs, "it's
everywhere.

God's filled the Earth with
love." "

- See you later, JJ.

- Come read with us, daddy.

- "The ducklings waddled, Todd
was slow.

He won't leave one behind."

We missed you at dinner.

- Yeah, I wasn't hungry.

- You weren't hungry or
you were just too hungover?

- What's hungover?

- It's okay.

It's a big grownup word

that you don't need to know
about.

- Noah, we have told you before

we do not want that poison in
our home.

- What is that supposed to mean?

- Let's go in your room and
finish up.

- No, no, no, don't take him.

He started it in front of him,

no, let him finish it.
- Hey, you stop it.

- You want to drink?

Is that what you want to do?

You want to stay out
all hours of the night?

Well go ahead.

But if you do, you won't be
staying here,

that is what it means.

And you, hey, you,

you have a responsibility
to that little boy.

- Nothing ever changes
with you, does it, daddy?

Oh, can you do this?

Can you do that?

Oh, that's-

- Enough!

You will not disrespect me or
your mama

underneath our own roof, or
anybody else's for that matter.

You left this family when
your brother Joe died

when we needed you the most

to go chasing some kind of pipe
dream.

- You think this is a pipe
dream?

- You don't get it, do you?

- No.

- Do you have any idea

the burden that you have put on
your mama?

You come strolling back into
our lives with a little boy,

a little boy,

because you weren't responsible
enough

and now you want our help, is
that it?

You think that's funny?

Hey, hey, where you going?

- Out from under your roof.

- You...

Father God, just please
give me the strength.

* Yeah, yeah

* So I'll buy a drink and grab a
stool *

* Say hello, keeping my cool

* Eyes on you

* And I'll let the girls
make their rounds *

* But I'll be hanging out over
here *

* They'll be

* Drinking their beer
- Lisa, I need one more.

- Don't you think you've had
enough, Noah?

- No.

- I think you need some coffee.

- Okay, just put whisky in it.

* I'll be sipping on you

- Don't you roll your eyes at
me, Lisa.

- Give it up for Nora Collins.

Who else is feeling brave
tonight?

- Could I get a beer?

- In a minute.

That one's on the house.

- I love you, I love you, I love
you.

Mmm.

- You're Noah Bryan.

- No.

- I love your music.

What are you doing here?

- Thank you.

I was just, I was having a few
drinks.

- Oh, is that Noah Bryan
at the bar over there?

Who wants Noah to come sing us a
song?

Please, sing a song for
me.

- Sorry.

- Here he comes.

Let's give it up, Noah Bryan,
everybody.

Oh sure.

- Uh, I don't have a guitar.

- You can use mine.

- Wow, you're so nice, that was
good.

- Thank you so much.

- You're welcome.

- Oh, he's really cute in
person.

- Whatever.

- One more time, let's
make him feel welcome.

It's Noah Bryan.

- Okay, I'll sing a I'll sing
a song off my new record.

Is that okay with you?

You're okay?

Okay.

Oh sorry, this ain't
my guitar so it's hard,

it's weird to play.

Is this in standard tuning?

- Yes.

- It sounds weird.

Hold on one second.

* You know every word, every
line *

* Sing

Oh sorry, my voice is a
little tired from touring.

- You mean from drinking?

- No, no, I meant from the tour.

Thank you for your input.

- Oh dear, don't.

- Maybe the acoustics
ain't too good back there.

- Okay, well you're gonna
need to talk to the sound guy,

not me.

* You know every word, every
line *

* Like a

- Nope, worse up front.

- Maybe it's just your
shirt there, brother.

That thing's weird.

- Now get off the stage.

You're terrible.

- Okay, all right, man,
that's not a terrible idea.

Who, do I give this to you or?

I can take it.

- Okay, you really were good
though.

- So nice to meet you.

- No, it was nice to meet you.

- Bye bye, Noah Bryan.

Hey!

- I'm pretty sure I won, though.

Are those your boots?

- Yep, those are boots.

Get in the car.

- I like it.
- Get in.

- Ow, ow, my hair!

Ow!

Hey!

Can you get me a beer?

I need a beer.

- You haven't said a word
the whole drive over.

- There ain't nothing to say.

- How 'bout thanks?

- Thanks, Larry.

- You know you really should be
grateful

I was able to get you out on a
Saturday.

This isn't funny.

You should be grateful

I was able to get you out on a
Saturday

because the other guy
didn't wanna press charges.

The label called.

- Let me guess, they don't
want me on the tour anymore.

- They have a reputation to
protect, Noah.

And it took a favor from a good
friend

to get you that interview.

They handed you the biggest
break

of your career.
- What do you want me to say,

Larry?

- You just threw it out the
window.

You need to deal with whatever
it is

that's we messing you up.
- Are we done?

- Yeah, yeah Noah, we're done.

I think it's time you
found another manager.

- That's no problem.

- It's no problem, huh?

You're still being prideful.

I've warned you about that.

- I don't need your God stuff.

- That's exactly what you need,
right now.

My, my, where have you
been?

- Daddy!

- What happened to you?

Noah, where's my car?

Noah!

- Ooh mama, your baking
sure does smell good.

- Noah's back.

- Where is he?

- Just leave him be.

- What do you mean leave him be?

Okay.

Hey, little cowboy, what you
doing?

- That's you, colors and the
rainbow.

- Are you gonna put Dash in
there?

- Yeah.

- Hey, papa needs to go feed
some horses.

You want to go with me?

Alright, come on.

Come on, let's go.

- Noah?

Noah!

What's going on in there?

- God, please forgive me.

Hey.

- Why are you sad?

- Come here, buddy, I love you.

- Love you, too.

- You ready to discuss what
happened the other night?

- No.

- Ice cream at 7:30 in the
morning?

- It's better than grilled
cheese, right?

I spoke to Larry.

- Of course you did.

What'd he say?

- He said a lot, son.

Sounds like Larry.

- JJ, sweetie,

do you mind taking your ice
cream into the living room?

You can play in there.

- Okay, GMA.

- Great.

Thank you.

What's going on with you?

- I don't wanna talk about it.

- I didn't raise you in
a good Christian home

for you to go out drinking
and starting fights.

Go get changed, we're going to
church.

- I'm not going to church, mama.

- Oh, you're going to church

and we're gonna pick up my car
on the way.

- Being a follower of Jesus
will cost you something.

It may cost you friends,

it may cost you your job,

it may even cost you your life.

But as the Apostle Paul
reminds us in Philippians 3:8,

"Indeed I count everything a
loss

for the surpassing work of
knowing Christ Jesus, my Lord."

I want to sum up today's
sermon with a quote.

Jesus asked his disciples,

"What does it profit a man

to gain the whole world
yet to lose his soul?

And what will a man give
in exchange for his soul?"

- Hey.

- Yeah.

- Meet me in the attic in 10
minutes.

- What?

No mama, I got something
I got to take care of.

- 10 minutes.

- Yes, ma'am.

What's going on, mama?

I want to show
you something, sit down.

What are these?

- These are your dad's.

He was one of the best bull
riders ever.

I remember the day that he won
this one,

National Finals Rodeo.

He was larger than life that
day, still is, you know?

Anyway, after your
brother was born, I had,

I had complications

and I was told I could
never have another child

and then I got pregnant with you

and it was the happiest day
of my life, your dad's too.

Oh yeah.

After I told him, his eyes
lit up like a Christmas tree.

I'll never forget the look on
his face.

You were our little miracle.

He never attended
another rodeo after that,

never said why and I didn't ask,

but I knew.

He gave up his dreams
to care for his family.

He's a good man, Noah

and he loves you very much.

Losing your brother,

it's been very hard on him.

Yeah, he was something though,
right?

Look at these.

- I miss you, brother.

I wish you could meet JJ.

He's amazing, you know, just
like you.

I love you.

Lord, please forgive my pride

and forgive me for

leaving my family when
they needed me the most.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Hey pop.

- Son, grab a bail of
hay, give me some help.

- No.

- No?

- I have a better idea.

You remember how to do that?

Oh, I think
I remember a thing or too.

Dash, come on, come on.

Come on, buddy.

This way, dad.

That a boy.

I remember the first time I
brought you and your brother

to this spot.

- Yeah, me too.

- What was the name

of that little dog that you used
to have?

- Oh, Boot.

- Boot.

- Yeah.

- I never could for the life of
me

figure out why you named that
dog Boot.

- Because he always liked
to sleep on my boot.

- That's right.

He was a good one.

- Yeah.

Yeah, he was, just like you,
dad.

- What do you mean?

- Mom showed me all the
belt buckles you won.

- Man, I told your mother never
to tell you and your brother

about them.
- Why?

Why wouldn't you tell us that?

You gave up your dream.

- Having you boys, that was my
dream.

And if I had kept living my
life the way I was doing it

I wouldn't have been around
you or your mother so.

- I'm sorry, dad.

I'm sorry for the way that I
left.

I just hope you can forgive me.

- I'd forgive you, son, but
there isn't anything to forgive.

- I love you, dad.

- I love you too, son.

Yeah.

It's getting late, probably
should head back soon

after I cast a few more.

- Oh, that smells amazing, mama.

I'm so hungry, gimme a little
bite.

- Hey, you stop it.

- Somebody coming to dinner?

Well, why don't you
answer the door and find out?

- Who's coming to dinner, JJ?

LeeAnn, hey, what's going on?

- Hey Noah.

- Oh, hey, what are you?

- Your mom invited me

and besides, I wanted to see JJ.

- Oh, um-

- Well don't just stand there,
let her in.

- I'm sorry, I'm sorry, come on
in.

It's good to see you.

- Hi.

- Hey.

Um, how you been?

- Good.

You said that you would
come.

- I told you I would.

- Yeah, he missed you.

- I missed him.

- It's so nice to meet you,
LeeAnn.

- Nice meeting you, Mrs. Bryan.

- Noah, you didn't tell
me how pretty she is.

- You didn't tell me
she was coming to dinner

so we're even, mama.

Does anybody want a
chicken leg?

- I think I'm good.
- I got mine but hey, son,

can I have a roll, please?

Yeah, dad.

- Yeah, let me trade you some
potatoes for that, please,

sir, thank you.

Appreciate it.

- You better hand me the butter

'cause I know he's gonna want
that next.

- Yes, indeed, yes, indeed.

- Man, this is a lot.

- LeeAnn, so glad you
could be here with us.

- I'm so happy to be here.

- JJ, what'd you do today on the
farm?

- We feeded the cows and
the chickens and the horses.

Oh that's great, JJ.

- That's right, what'd you do
with GMA?

- We went into the garden

and we picked all different
types of vegetables.

- Yes, we did.

- You glad to see Miss LeeAnn,
buddy?

Yeah.

- Me too.

This is a really beautiful
place.

- Been in the family
for three generations?

- Yeah, what was it, our
great, great grandfather

won it in a poker game?

- No, really?

- He is just pulling your leg.

- I'm not.

Mama.

- Well, it's very peaceful out
here.

- Well you are welcome here
anytime,

I want you to know that.

- I gotta go pee.

- So you gonna tell me
what really happened?

- Well I work at an animal
shelter on the weekends

and I was helping a dog,

no, I got in a bar fight and
it was not my best moment.

- What an amazing place to grow
up in.

- Yeah, yeah, it really is.

It's funny, I hated it growing
up.

- Why?

- I don't know, I mean I
had to be up every morning

at 4:00 AM to feed the
chickens and the horses.

As a kid, that ain't no fun.

- Yeah, well beats growing
up in a two bedroom apartment

and sharing a room with my
sister.

- Grass is always greener, I
suppose.

- Yeah, I guess so.

- He needs a good girl in his
life.

- Don't go butting into this.

- Oh I would never.

- It's a beautiful night.

- Yes, it is.

- Is he going to kiss her or
what?

- Now who's butting in?

- I had a great time tonight
but I better be going.

- Do you have to?

- It was great meeting your
parents.

They're good people.

- Well I would say you
made quite the impression.

- Oh really?

Well maybe we can, I don't know-

- Yeah, mmhmm, I'd like that.

- Great.

- Let me get that for you.

- Oh well I guess chivalry isn't
dead.

- Well my mama is watching.

I'm just kidding.

You sure I can't drive you home?

- I'm sure.

It's not that long of
a drive but thank you.

- Alright.

JJ was real happy to see you.

I was too.

- Yeah, me too.

Well I better be going.

- All right.

Dash, Dash!

Come here.

Good boy, good boy.

Let me show you how it's done.

I've been thinking.

- About what?

- I was thinking maybe JJ and
I could live here full time.

- Maybe.

- I was thinking I could
help out on the farm,

JJ could learn.

- Try this.

- Okay then.

- Okay then.

- Smells like rain.

- Yes, sir, it sure does.

- He's ready to see you now. Mr.
Walker.

- Thank you.

Thanks a lot, Colt.

- Yeah, I haven't said yes just
yet.

- What's that?

- Just watch.

Kid's got a good right
hook, I'll give him that.

- He's sober now.

- Right.

Listen, I was wild in my youth,

you were wild in your youth,

but the industry's changed.

So have I.

This?

- Hey, what can I say, Cole?

The kids got something,
you told me that yourself.

- Yes, but this image is
not what my fans expect.

- Okay man, I get it but the
kid deserves a second chance.

God knows we got ours.

- Oh man.

I think your pie might
be better than my mama's.

- Oh.

- Don't you tell her I said
that.

- I still can't believe
a country boy like you

has never been on a picnic.

- I was always too busy working
the farm.

Can't believe a city girl like
you

can ride a horse that good.

- I had riding lessons when I
was younger.

I'm glad you and JJ
are getting along here.

- Being back here, I can see the
beauty

in growing up in a place like
this.

- I'm very glad to hear that.

- You know I was, I was
thinking,

it's been so nice getting to
know you.

I don't know I mean I was
thinking maybe

- Yes, I would love to.

- You don't even know
what I was gonna say.

- I would love to spend more
time with you, Noah Bryan.

- What?

- You are so beautiful.

- Is that some country charm?

- I guess we better get
back, getting feeding time.

- I'll race ya.

- Loser feeds the animals?

- Hey.

- Hey.

Hey, what do you think about
getting another horse for JJ?

I want him to learn to ride.

- I think so.

- All right.

- Son, come here a second.

- What's going on?

- Your mama and me,

we've been wanting to give
you something for a long time.

- No.

Go ahead.

- No dad, I can't.

- Son, go ahead, open it.

You got a real talent.

We've always known it.

I guess,

I guess I just didn't wanna lose
you too.

- Thanks, dad.

- Now, you go out and shoe 'em.

It looks comfy.

- I am so glad that you
found a place nearby.

- Me too and I'm transferring
to the office in Fayetteville.

- And I am glad too so you
can look after this one.

- I intend to.

- Larry?

Hey kid.

- Hey, hey, what's up, man?

I got some good news.

You got a minute?

What you think, Dash?

Waiting on you, bud,

waiting on you to come up with
the line.

Here we go, it's the one, be the
one.

* Stepping in when the
pressure's on *

* Crying tears with the lights
on *

Would you say with the lights
on?

Let's try off, then we'll go
back to on.

I'm saying off, you're saying
on.

Oh yeah.

* Stepping in when the
pressure's on *

- Hello cowboy, what you got?

- Tony's.

- Ah.

Baby, have you seen Noah?

- He's not out there with you?

- No and all his chores are
done,

he's been a big help.

- And he's been a great
daddy to JJ, right?

- And he's been a great daddy to
JJ.

He's being the man.

- Oh you noticed.

- Hey, I'm proud of him.

- Me too.

- Speaking of which, do
you know where daddy is?

- He's at the porch.

- Do you mind going out
there and telling him

that breakfast is ready?

- Yes, GMA.

- Do it quick, quick, quick.

Hey, those are JJ's.

You get the big ones.

Just go sit at the table.

- Daddy, breakfast is ready.

- All right buddy, I'll
be in there in a second.

Hey, come here.

I need your help 'cause Dash
ain't doing much for me.

No offense.

- Daddy.

- What's that?

- What does being the man mean?

- Being the man, being the man.

I love you, JJ.

Oh my God, that's it, being the
man.

Want to know what being the man
means?

* Being the man is telling the
world that you got it wrong *

* Being the man

* Ain't running away, it's
running home *

* Stepping in when the
pressure's on *

* Crying tears with the lights
on *

* Being the man

There it is, yeah.

* Being the man

* Well, I missed your birthdays
*

* Candles on the cake

* I hope you didn't
waste your wish on me *

* Well I missed a lot of things
*

* For that, I'll take the blame
*

* And I'll spend the rest of my
days *

* Making it up to you

* 'Cause sometimes being a man

* Is telling the world
that you got it wrong *

* Being the man

* Ain't running away, it's
running home *

* Stepping in when the
pressure's on *

* Crying tears with the lights
on *

* Being the man

* Being the man

* I'm gonna try to be

* The kind of man you see in me
*

* 'Cause I don't want to repeat
*

* The same mistakes again

* 'Cause sometimes being the man
*

* Is telling the world
that you got it wrong *

* Being the man

* Ain't running away, it's
running home *

* Stepping in when the
pressure's on *

* Crying tears with the lights
on *

* Being the man

* Being the man

* And I will lay you down to
sleep *

* I'll pray the Lord will work
on me *

* Being the man

* Means telling the world
that you got it wrong *

* Being the man

* Ain't running away, it's
running home *

* Being the man

* Is telling the world
that you got it wrong *

* Being the man

* Ain't running away, it's
running home *

* Stepping in when the
pressure's on *

* Crying tears with the lights
on *

* Being the man

* Being the man

* Oh, being the man

* Being the man

- Thanks for giving him
a second chance, man.

- Everybody deserves a
second chance, everybody.

* You can use it

* You can spend it

* You can waste it

* But why would you want to

* Each second, every minute

* Is a memory that you get to
hold onto *

* And I don't want to regret
this life *

* I want to spend the rest of my
time *

* Being next to you

* Can we stay right here forever
*

* Stay right here

* Nothing better than what's
right in front of me *

* I've got four wheels on the
ground *

* I think I'm ready to slow it
down *

* And just stay right here

* You can't buy it

* Can't rewind it

* Can't bottle it up
and save it for later *

* It won't go to plan though

* Life's for living
can't put it on paper *

* And I don't want to regret
this life *

* I want to spend the rest of my
time *

* Being next to you

* Can we stay right here forever
*

* Stay right here

* Nothing better than what's
right in front of me *

* I've got four wheels on the
ground *

* I think I'm ready to slow it
down *

* And just stay right here

* Can we stay right here

* Right here

* Right here

* I don't want to regret this
life *

* I want to spend the rest of my
time *

* With you right here forever

* Can we stay right here

* Nothing better than what's
right in front of me *

* I've got four wheels on the
ground *

* Think I'm ready to slow it
down *

* I'm ready now

* Can we stay right here

* Stay right here

* If I had a dime for every time
*

* That I worried time away

* I'd be the richest man you
could find *

* But I wouldn't be happy

* I'm always spinning my wheels
*

* I just need to be right here

* And try to not blink

* 'Cause you're mine

* Miss anything

* One more time

* Don't let your head
go before your heart *

* Wherever you go, there you are
*

* Soak it all up

* While you got breath in your
lungs *

* Live it up

* Don't let your head
go before your heart *

* Wherever you go, there you are
*

* I met a guy

* He was 89

* He gave me life advice

* He said, don't get ahead of
God *

* He will guide your steps

* I'm always spinning my wheels
*

* I just need a be right here

* And try to not blink
'cause you're mine *

* Miss any day one more time

* Don't let your head
go before your heart *

* Wherever you go, there you are
*

* Soak it all up

* While you got breath in your
lungs *

* Live it up

* Don't let your head
go before your heart *

* Wherever you go, there you are
*

* Wherever you go, there you are
*