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(wind whooshing)

(vehicle zooming)

- (engine whirring) - (bird squawking)

- (birds chirping) - (vehicles zooming)

(horn honks)

(retching)

(brakes squeaking)

- (car door clicks) - (engine rumbling)

man: Hey.

♪ (upbeat country music) ♪

(tires screeching)

♪ Ever since you've left me I've done nothing but wrong ♪

♪ Many nights I've laid awake and cried ♪

♪ We once were happy ♪

♪ My heart was in a whirl ♪

♪ But now I'm a honky tonk girl ♪

(door chime rings)

♪ So turn that jukebox way up high ♪

♪ And fill my glass up while I cry ♪

$8.99.

♪ I've lost everything in this world ♪

- There you go. - ♪ Now I'm a honky tonk girl ♪

I'm sorry, can I trade you a five and five ones

for that ten back?

No. No, there should be ten ones in there.

No, I'm telling you, I got nine ones and a ten.

How about I just give you one more and we'll call it 20?

How about I give you one more buck for a 20?

Oh, my mistake.

I'll just give you another one and we'll call it 20.

Nine, ten, makes nine, ten plus one more, and that's 20.

announcer: Now boarding for Charleston, South Carolina.

Now boarding.

(car zooming)

♪ And now I'm a honky tonk girl ♪

(crickets chirping)

(door chime rings)

(fly buzzes)

(vehicle approaching)

(engine shuts off)

(car door opens, closes)

(fly buzzing)

(door chime rings)

- Howdy, partner. - How are ya?

Let me... Let me get a bag of nuts.

Bag of nuts, yes, sir.

Filling up?

No.

Ain't another station for 50 miles, sir.

It's alright, I'm staying in town.

- Oh. You got family here? - No.

(chuckles) You work for the oil company, huh?

- No, sir. - Charlie: Ain't got family here

and ain't with the oil company, but you're staying in town.

Ooh, all right. Well, $69 then.

Okay. I have a ten...

- (register clatters) - (notes rustle)

(Charlie grunts)

Okay, six. (mumbles)

And then 31, here you go.

- Great. - All right.

Actually, you know what? I need the larger bill.

- The ten. I need the ten. - Sorry?

That ten. Would it be all right if I traded you all this back

plus an extra one for that ten?

Well... (chuckles) All right, so...

- All right, here you go. - Great. Thank you.

- That's yours. - Charlie: All right.

Whoa. Wait, hold on, hoss.

You gave me the ten back.

No, no, no. No, I gave you... I gave you one.

No, no, you gave me too much. I got 19 here.

- (sighs) Thank you. - Yeah.

man: Thank you for telling me. I appreciate that.

Look, how about we do this?

Why don't I just give you one more

and then we just make this 20?

- One more? - man: One more.

Nine, ten, 19, I give you one more, 20.

Mm, all right. (chuckles)

(register clatters)

- man: Great. - Okay.

- Good? - Charlie: Yeah. All right.

And 20. (chuckles)

- man: Thank you so much. - Yeah, anytime.

See you when I'm ready to fill up, huh?

Yeah, I'll be waiting on you.

- (door chime rings) - Is that right?

God damn it, Charlie.

(door chime rings)

Caroline: Excuse me, sir?

Yeah, I saw what you did in there.

You got a 20 for a ten and ten ones,

but half of that money belonged to the store.

That's right.

Well, you walked out this store with money that ain't yours.

(chuckles)

What's your name?

Excuse me?

Your name?

Caroline.

Caroline.

Is it Caroline Daniels?

You're clever, Caroline Daniels.

- (door thuds) - (engine roaring)

Hey, how did you know my name?

(tires screeching)

- ♪ (lively music) ♪ - (engine rumbling)

♪ Well I ain't your last, you ain't my first ♪

♪ You can't decide which fact is worst ♪

♪ Why don't you get your ass outside and dig a hole? ♪

man: Why don't I give you another buck

and we call it a 20?

What do you say?

Sure. Fine.

♪ Dear Lord ♪

♪ You're never, ever home and when... ♪

Hey, Caroline.

- Whiskey. - Double?

Yeah.

♪ When I think about the end And, boy ♪

- ♪ I think about it often ♪ - Thank you.

♪ I can't decide which one of us will be ♪

♪ The nail in this here coffin ♪

(audience applauding)

♪ (gentle music) ♪

How did you know my name today?

♪ Dreams of you ♪

Next to the register at the filling station...

there's a list of employee tasks.

Mop the floors, clean the bathroom.

- Stock the shelves. - Stock the shelves.

I see Daniels is written next to all of 'em.

You... You like that kinda work? Do you?

Mopping floors, cleaning bathrooms?

How 'bout this? If you could do anything, what would you do?

What, like my dream?

♪ You don't love me ♪

Sure.

I don't know, travel, I guess.

Okay, travel. Travel where?

South Carolina.

South Carolina. That's a dream?

- Don't make fun. - I'm making fun of you.

I'm just wondering what you're still doing here.

Well, what about you?

- What about me? - You got a name?

Oliver.

Oliver.

(indistinct chatter)

And what are you doing here?

- Passing through. - Passing through?

Passing through is filling up and buying lunch.

- This ain't passing through. - I like small towns.

(chuckles) You like small towns.

What do you like about small towns?

The people you meet.

(chuckles)

I grew up in California.

Orange County, people out there are made out of fucking drywall.

So you left? And what do you do now?

Travel.

♪ Instead of having sweet dreams ♪

You wanna go somewhere with me right now?

♪ About you ♪

Caroline: Up here.

- Oliver: Here? - Caroline: Yeah.

♪ (old country music playing) ♪

♪ Shake it loose and let it fall ♪

♪ Laying soft against your skin ♪

♪ Like the shadows on the wall ♪

♪ Come and lay down by my side ♪

(giggles)

♪ 'Til the early morning light ♪

♪ All I'm taking is your time ♪

♪ Help me make it through the night ♪

♪ I don't care what's right or wrong ♪

(giggles)

♪ And I won't try to understand ♪

♪ Let the devil take tomorrow ♪

- Shit! - (music stops)

(chuckles, sighs)

You scared the shit outta me.

(chuckles) Come in here.

- I thought you died. - I didn't. Come in.

(crickets chirping)

(Caroline chuckling)

(Caroline shrieks, laughs)

(Oliver laughs)

(laughter)

Tell me something about you.

- Something about me? - Yeah.

What do you wanna know?

What do you do?

- What I do? - Yeah.

Well, I...

(Caroline laughs)

(laughs)

You know what I do.

What do you do if you get caught?

- I don't get caught. - I caught you.

Maybe I wanted you to catch me.

Why?

Something about you.

Just passing through. Huh?

(chuckles)

You know, you never answered my question.

What are you still doing here?

Why haven't you gone to South Carolina?

Same reason anyone doesn't leave what's no good for 'em.

It's what they know.

I had this job once at a body shop.

The kind of place where missing cars come through.

They get stripped down for parts. You know?

I hated it.

I hated my boss. I hated the guys I worked with.

I hated how trapped it made me feel.

And then one day I was sitting outside

on my break in the alley...

and I look up.

And I see these birds perched on the telephone wire.

I think to myself,

"These birds can fly anywhere in the world."

"So why do they always seem to stay in the same place?"

And then I asked myself that same question.

That really happen?

- No. - (chuckles)

I read it on a greeting card once.

But I did think about it a lot.

(chuckles)

You can go on like 500 dates with me.

Uh-huh.

(indistinct TV chatter)

- (door opens) - (clears throat) Caroline?

(door squeaks and thuds)

- Morning, Daddy. - Hi.

TV was playing goddam soccer all night.

I went to wake you to ask what country we're living in.

But you weren't home.

Caroline: Yeah, I was out.

Yeah? With who?

- A friend. - Oh yeah? That's something.

Friend have a name?

Oliver.

Oliver. Well, it's good to have you back home. (chuckles)

I thought you'd run off to Ecuador.

- Hmm? - Come on. You remember Ecuador.

- (chuckles) - Come on. When you were little.

You remember? I went down to Beaumont.

The train. Barge rigging.

You were staying at Walt and Jennie's, right?

- Right. - And you were afraid

I wasn't gonna come back.

You made me call three times a day, it's true.

And when I missed that one time, you hollered at me.

Yeah, I remember that.

- Yeah. You remember that. - Yeah.

And I said, "Sweetheart, the day I stop calling

is the day I moved to Ecuador."

And then that became our game.

A little thing every time you misbehaved,

I'd say, "All right, that's it. I'm moving to Ecuador."

- You remember that. - (Caroline chuckles)

- Mm-hmm. - Oh, yeah.

I feel like an old person repeating stories. (chuckles)

You ever actually wanna move to Ecuador?

Well, a couple times.

- When you were a teen. - (chuckles)

No, I mean, you ever just wanna, you know,

pack up and go see the world?

Nah. No, the world's kicked me around enough.

I'm fine right here.

Why do you ask?

♪ (guitar strumming) ♪

(chuckles)

(giggles)

♪ There ain't a lot that you can do in this town ♪

♪ You drive down to the lake and then you turn back around ♪

(vehicle zooming)

(radio crackling)

- ♪ Someday... ♪ - Oh, I like this song.

- You like this song? - Yeah.

♪ I know there's a better way ♪

- I like this song. - ♪ I wonder ♪

- ♪ What's over that rainbow ♪ - Bull.

(laughter)

♪ As I sit here tonight ♪

♪ A jukebox playing ♪

You ever feel bad doing what you do?

Sometimes.

Yeah. Like what I did at your filling station the other day.

Something like that.

But, um...

I don't know, like the big ones, the real ones, no.

Why not?

Because...

♪ It wasn't God who made... ♪

All right, let's say you go to the grocery store.

Go to a chain grocery store, and you steal a pack of gum.

Who are you actually stealing from? The employees?

'Cause they get paid hourly.

Manager? He's on a salary.

The CEO of the conglomerate that owns the corporation,

that owns the grocery store?

No, you're stealing from shareholders.

You're stealing a fraction of a fraction of a penny

from the richest people in the world

who pay a lower tax rate on that income

that you do working two jobs.

Doesn't make it right.

No, it doesn't make it right.

But that's not what you asked me.

You asked me if I feel bad.

I don't.

I mean, look around. Guys in this bar,

they pull oil out of the ground every single day.

Billions of dollars passing through their fingers.

So why can't I tell by looking at them?

Because it's a con.

All of it. Fuckin' everything.

I don't do it out of greed.

I don't do it out of anger.

I just see the angle.

♪ As you said in the words of your song ♪

What?

Nothin'.

♪ Too many times married men think they're still single ♪

Just thinking about seeing the angle.

♪ That has caused many a good girl to go wrong ♪

Wondering if that's all something I could ever do.

(indistinct chatter)

- I'll be right back. - Mm-hmm.

(indistinct chatter)

♪ (gentle guitar music) ♪

♪ A heart on the run keeps a hand on the gun ♪

I like this song.

- ♪ You can't trust anyone ♪ - (chuckles) Bull.

♪ I was so sure what I needed was more ♪

♪ Tried to shoot out the sun ♪

♪ Days when we raged, we flew off the page ♪

♪ Such damage was done ♪

♪ But I made it through ♪

♪ 'Cause somebody knew I was meant for someone ♪

♪ So, girl, leave your boots by the bed ♪

♪ We ain't leaving this room ♪

♪ Til someone needs medical help or the magnolias bloom ♪

♪ It's cold in this house ♪

♪ And I ain't going out to chop wood ♪

♪ So cover me up and know you're enough ♪

♪ To use me for good ♪

♪ And the old lovers sing "I thought it'd be me..." ♪

What are you thinking about?

(chuckling)

South Carolina. (chuckles)

It's... It's where my mom lives.

How old were you when she left?

Little. Less than a year.

Hmm.

You know, after spending time with you a little...

Small town, it feels like everybody knows who you are

and nobody actually knows you.

I don't... I don't get too close to people.

Is that why?

Because she left?

Are you afraid of getting hurt?

It's not... It's not just that. It's...

(clears throat) It's being afraid, too, that, uh...

What if I'm the one that does the hurtin'?

What if... What if whatever it was inside her

that let her leave me, what if I got that too?

♪ Til someone needs medical help or the magnolias bloom ♪

You don't.

How do you know?

I just know.

So that's why you wanna go to South Carolina, huh?

You wanna find out if you like her.

(chuckles)

Hank: Well, here. Little something to help you out.

Oh, Daddy, you didn't have to do that. I got money.

- No, it's nothing. Come on. - Thank you, Daddy.

Hank: All right, you be good, huh?

All right, buddy.

- Remember what I told you. - Oliver: Yes, sir.

All right. Go on.

Caroline: (chuckles) Thank you.

(crickets chirping)

(door thuds)

(engine roaring)

What's that?

Sixty dollars.

(chuckles)

Eh. That'd get us going.

You ready?

Yeah. Teach me how to con.

Oliver: Seven, eight, nine, 19.

Caroline: Seven, eight, nine, 19.

And then you say, "Why not just give you one more dollar

and you just gimme a 20?"

All right. How about if you... Oh, damn it!

- (door chime rings) - Oh, I'm sorry. You know what?

How about I'll give you one more and we'll call it 20?

I'm sorry, how about I give you one more and we'll call it 50?

Oh, you know what? How about I just give you one more

and we'll call it 100?

Uh...

Sure. Yeah.

Oliver: Every confidence game runs on the same premise.

Exploit the flaws in a given system.

Security at a department store is a system.

It can detect alarm tags crossing an anti-theft gate.

(alarm beeping)

- guard: Excuse me, sir. - Oliver: But it has no way

of differentiating between two tags crossing at the same time.

(alarm beeps)

Oliver: Human behavior's a system too.

Do you believe in free will?

Yeah.

Why?

I...

I mean, we're just the genes we're born with

and the experiences that we've lived through.

We're like rocks tumbling down the mountain, baby.

We got no control over what course we take.

We only think we do.

- ♪ (jazz music playing) ♪ - (cutlery clinking)

I don't buy it.

Why?

'Cause I make decisions all the time.

Oliver: Like what?

- (water sloshing) - I just decided to do that.

Sorry.

Oliver: No, you were prompted to do that.

In the context of this conversation,

everything you do is prompted.

It's a series of neurons firing off in your brain,

causing reactions, triggering responses.

It's a system, and if you know that,

if you know which prompts trigger which reactions,

then you can exploit that system like any other.

Thank you.

We'll get the check. Thanks.

(indistinct chatter)

What?

How? How do you exploit a series of firing neurons?

(giggles)

(sighs) Well...

What?

- What is that? - Is there something on my...

Yeah, you got...

- Did I get it? - No, it's...

It looks like drool or something. Come here.

(gasps) Now imagine I told the mark that they had drool

on their face, hmm?

I know because I told her that,

her heart rate would increase,

and blood would flush through her cheeks.

I know that cortisone would be released

because I just embarrassed her,

and I know that her mind would be sending signals to her body,

telling it that it needed to focus on the source

of that embarrassment.

And because I know all that...

I know that she isn't paying attention to the fact...

that I just stole her bracelet.

- (elevator bell chimes) - Come on.

♪ (lively music) ♪

(elevator bell chimes)

Okay, go through all that again.

- Nope. - (chuckles)

You gotta anticipate my stride.

I felt that. Let's go. Do it again.

♪ How about some wings so the ♪

♪ Birds won't have to walk to get around ♪

(chuckles)

♪ And how about a bird bath or two ♪

♪ So the birds will all be clean ♪

- Excuse me. - Nope.

You're looking at the pocket.

♪ And how about some feathers so their ♪

♪ Underwear no longer can be seen ♪

God damn, you can't just say good job?

It's not a good job though.

You can't bump into somebody's just staring at 'em.

(chuckles)

♪ Chirp chirp ♪

You're close. You're close.

♪ And how about some common sense so they ♪

♪ Won't be blocking traffic in the spring ♪

(car unlocking)

(shrieks)

That's better.

(giggles, squeals)

(tool clatters)

♪ Whispering everywhere ♪

♪ When you see them walking Southward ♪

- ♪ In their dirty underwear ♪ - (engine roaring)

- ♪ That's Tennessee Bird walk ♪ - ♪ Chirp chirp ♪

- ♪ That's Tennessee Bird walk ♪ - (Caroline shrieks)

- ♪ That's Tennessee Bird walk ♪ - ♪ Chirp chirp ♪

(laughs)

(squeals)

♪ (guitar strumming) ♪

Oliver: Dad left when I was... ten?

(chuckles) You don't know how old you were?

Oliver: I was like nine and a half.

I don't know why I always give the fucker

- an extra six months. - (laughs)

'Cause ten sounds better than nine.

And even though he left, you're still defending him.

- Maybe. - You ever see him again?

No. No, he moved to, um, Oregon.

I never felt the need to go track him down.

How come?

Well, probably 'cause I got the same thing that you got.

I got the fear that I'm gonna

end up like the parent that left.

The only difference between me and you is that

I don't wanna find out.

(chuckles) Okay. All right.

I did find a letter from him once.

I was like 12 years old and I found it in the trash.

It's kind of a sad story.

- Okay. - Maybe.

- All right. - Maybe not.

(chuckles) Okay.

(chuckles) It said that he might come up that weekend

and pick me up and take me camping.

- You found it in the trash can? - Yeah. My mom threw it out.

She knew he didn't follow through on shit like that.

She didn't want me to feel bad, so...

That is a sad story.

I learned something. So who cares?

What'd you learn if you already knew you couldn't trust him?

No, not him. Fuck him.

No, fucking her. I'm talking about her.

I learned that I also couldn't trust my mom either.

I dunno, everybody lies.

Especially to themselves.

There's no lie more convincing

than the one that we tell ourselves.

And if you know how somebody lies to themselves,

then that's power.

You can predict them in ways that...

they don't even understand.

And you like that? You like power?

I like control.

You wanna make a bet with me?

Do I wanna make a bet with you?

Yeah.

- I'll do anything with you. - (Caroline laughs)

- I'll make a bet with you. - (giggles) Okay. Uh, excuse me?

- You got pint glasses? - bartender: Yep.

Of course you do. (chuckles)

Could I get three pints of PBR

and three shots of whiskey, please?

- What the fuck are we doing? - (giggles) You'll see.

Perfect. You can put that on my tab. Okay.

What is this?

All right, so I bet you I finish three beers

before you finish three shots.

- You bet you're gonna finish... - Three beers.

Before I finish three shots of whiskey?

That's right. Mm-hmm.

How much you wanna bet?

- Ten bucks. - Ten. Fuck.

(Caroline laughs)

All right. - Mm-hmm. Okay, you ready?

- Mm-hmm. - Oh, one thing first.

We can't, you know, touch each other's glasses,

'cause I don't want you running off with my beer.

- (chuckles) Yeah. - Okay, go.

Oliver: Mm.

Baby, I don't understand this.

How do you possibly think you're gonna beat me?

(gulps)

Like this. Yeah.

Ah-ah! You can't touch my glass, remember? (smacks lips)

(Caroline laughs)

You feel in control now, huh?

- Mm. - Huh?

- Mm. - Hmm?

You think you're smart?

- I know I am. - You know you're smart?

- Yeah. - You think you're smart?

What makes you think you're so smart?

- Mm. - Hmm?

Because...

♪ (blues music) ♪

(chuckles)

I got an idea.

(level crossing bell chimes)

announcer: Attention passengers, boarding call for train 1509.

♪ Got a two-ton hammer ♪

♪ Got beat by the pound ♪

♪ I'm a hard workin' driver man ♪

♪ Six foot solid from the ground ♪

♪ When I was a schoolboy ♪

Oh my goodness. Oh my goodness.

- I'm so sorry. - I'm fine.

- Are you all right? - Yes.

- You sure you're all right? - Yes.

You're sweet. Have a safe trip.

Thank you.

♪ I'm just a hard-workin' driver man ♪

announcer: Attention passengers, this is the final boarding call.

(announcer speaking indistinctly)

- Oliver: Excuse me. Mr. Henry? - Hmm?

Are you William Henry?

- Is this yours by chance? - Yes. How did you...

I found it back at the platform.

I took your ID out to see if I could find you.

- Gosh, darn it. - Is there money taken?

Yes. And my bank card.

I found it like that. I promise you.

No, no, no. Of course. I must have dropped it somehow

and someone took the cash before you found it.

Yeah. I'm sorry.

It's okay. Thank you for bringing it back to me.

Yeah, of course. Of course.

(sighs)

Mr. Henry, if you don't mind me asking, who do you bank with?

Southern Pioneer. Why?

I don't want to alarm you, but...

you know, I'm in banking. I'm over at Cardoff,

but I happen to know that Southern Pioneer

has recently been the target of a lot of pickpockets

- and identity thieves. - Oh, no.

There's apparently a flaw with the bank card,

something to do with the computers.

Now I know you said you dropped it,

but if you think there's even

a chance that you've been targeted,

I bumped into someone, a young woman.

(sighs) She bumped right into me.

Yeah. I would call as soon as you can.

I got a friend over there.

He told me that a thief that knows what they're doing,

they can empty an account in three hours.

- Oh, God. - That's about as long

as it's gonna take you to get the fraud department

on the phone.

Actually, you know what?

(ice rattling)

Okay, great. Yeah, I'll tell him.

Thank you, Scott. Yeah, we'll hold.

Okay, they're gonna connect you to a manager

- at the security division. - Oh, that's such a relief.

Are you hungry?

- Oh. - You don't have any cash.

Excuse me. Can we get a club sandwich...

- No, really, I... - What do you think? A drink?

- Little sneaky martini, huh? - Yeah... Old fashioned.

Old fashioned. There we go. Good man. Good man.

Now listen, I'm getting off at the next stop.

I want you to take this.

No, no, I couldn't possibly...

Yes, please, please, please take it.

All right? You're traveling. You can't travel without cash.

Just next time, maybe consider a Cardoff account.

(chuckles) I will. Thank you.

- Thank you so much. - woman: Is this Mr. Henry?

Yes. Yeah, yes it is. Yes. Yes, hello.

Good afternoon, Mr. Henry.

I'm so sorry about your experience today.

Before we get started, I'll need to verify your identity.

Could you please confirm for me your social security number

and mother's maiden name?

(Mr. Henry speaking indistinctly)

...seven, eight, 900, and 10,000 dollars.

Is there anything else I can help you with today, Mr. Henry?

Nope. That'll do it.

(train zooming)

♪ When I was a schoolboy ♪

♪ Teachers said study hard as you can ♪

♪ It didn't make no difference ♪

♪ I'm just a hard workin' driver man ♪

(moaning)

- Oliver? - Yeah?

God, I never felt like this before.

I want it to keep going. (moaning)

I wanna do more.

Oliver: We can go as far as you want.

- We can do a bigger challenge. - Mm.

(moaning)

What about banks?

(chuckles)

(moans)

♪ (suspenseful music) ♪

Okay, this is the car we leave the bank in.

This is the car we leave the city in.

People see us leave the bank in this,

car goes out, 211 at this location.

Driving a black car, license plate number, blah, blah, blah.

Two minutes later, we're in here. You got it?

- Got it. - You leave everything in here.

The only thing we bring with us to the bank is an empty bag.

Everything else stays in the second car. Yeah?

- Yeah. - You nervous?

- No. - You not nervous.

Are you?

- (chuckles) - All right, let's do it.

♪ (upbeat music) ♪

Oliver: It's just like you imagined.

You're gonna walk in,

lift your gun in the air, and you're gonna yell...

Everybody stay calm.

This is a robbery.

You keep your eye on the crowd.

You head straight towards the counter,

the furthest teller first. Sixty seconds, you're out.

You, move, move, move.

All right, I need you to fill this up and pass it real quick.

You got two jobs. Crowd control.

Caroline: Get down. I said get down.

And cattle prodding.

Fill and pass, fill and pass.

Everybody put your hands in the air. Fill and pass.

Yeah, you, get over there. Go, go, go.

Oliver: What are your two jobs?

- Don't. - What are your two jobs?

Oliver, I can remember two fuckin' things.

Hey, everything's gonna be okay.

Just you need to hurry it up real quick.

I'm gonna be listening on the police radio.

As soon as the call goes out, I honk my horn, okay?

dispatch: All units be advised.

All units be advised. Possible 211 in progress.

(horn honks)

(tires screeching)

Holy shit. (panting)

- Oliver: You good? - Yeah.

- It's easy, right? - Caroline: Yeah. Uh-huh.

What'd you do wrong?

I didn't do anything wrong.

- I think you did - Well, you weren't there,

so you don't know what you're talking about.

Where's the money?

Fuck.

(Oliver laughing)

We'll get it next time.

♪ (country rock playing) ♪

♪ Street lights along the highway ♪

♪ Throwin' shadows in the dark ♪

♪ And the memories keep on turnin' ♪

Thank you.

Everybody listen up! This is a robbery.

Keep your hands where I can see 'em.

Move it, move it. All right.

I want you to fill this up and pass it real quick.

Fill and pass, fill and pass. Come on. Open that drawer.

Hurry it up!

Hey, get on your knees! Don't look at me!

dispatch: All units be advised.

(horn honking)

♪ Say the word and I'll be there for you ♪

♪ Baby, I will be your parachute ♪

♪ There's a song that I remember ♪

♪ I never learned to play ♪

♪ And a lifetime of forgotten words ♪

Everybody be real calm and ain't no one getting hurt.

I'ma be out your hair in no time.

Come on, move!

Fill and pass! Fill and pass. There you go.

Hurry, hurry, quick! Quick, hey.

Come on, come on, come on, quick, quick, quick!

There you go. There you go.

(Caroline laughing)

♪ Say the word and I'll be there for you ♪

(Caroline shrieks)

♪ Baby, I will be your parachute ♪

- Yes. - ♪ Parachute ♪

(gunshot)

(phone ringing)

Hank: You reached Hank and Caroline

Leave a message at the beep. Now what?

Caroline: Now you push that button, Daddy.

Hank: Where? Here?

- Caroline: Mm-hmm. - Hank: Oh my... Hello?

Excuse me, ma'am. I'm sorry to bother you.

I'm just canvassing the area,

asking folks if they've seen this woman.

- She look familiar to you? - Hank: Hello?

Is this the woman in the news robbing banks?

- Hank: Caroline. Is that you? - officer: It is, ma'am.

We have reason to believe she may be in the area.

woman: Oh, Lord. Is she dangerous?

We believe so, very much.

Hi, ma'am.

Caroline: Everybody stay calm! This is a robbery!

Fill and pass, fill and pass, come on.

Fill and pass, fill and pass.

Come on, lady. I ain't got all day.

- girl: Daddy! - I said don't fucking move!

- It's okay.

♪ (pensive music) ♪

father: I got you, honey. I got you, honey, I got you.

(horn honking)

(tires screeching)

Let's go. Cops are 30 seconds behind us, we gotta go.

You gotta listen for the horn.

Car, you gotta listen for the horn.

Fuck I got out, didn't I?

(sirens wailing)

(engine starting)

A traumatic experience today for residents of Statesboro

after a robbery here around 11 o'clock this morning.

It happened inside the branch

of the Darrow Savings Bank on Jackson Boulevard.

Authorities are tying the incident

to an unidentified woman

who's been committing similar crimes throughout the South.

Hurry up! Hey, I said don't...

(knocking on door)

- (shower running) - (knocking on door)

Come on in.

Oliver: Is that breakfast?

- Yeah. - Oliver: Don't forget the tip.

Oh yeah.

- Paper? - What's that?

- Would you like a newspaper? - Oh, yes. Sure.

(zipper zipping)

♪ (pensive music) ♪

There you go.

Thank you.

Wait.

What's up?

He saw the duffle bag and the wig.

I didn't. I didn't see anything!

(muffled yells)

Hey, baby, do me a favor. Go get that bag?

(porter struggling)

Oliver: (whispering) Shut the fuck up.

Jamie Becerra, hmm?

You go by Jamie or James?

Jaime.

Jaime?

Fuck, all right, Jaime.

- Fuck, fuck! - Don't.

Please, I didn't do anything, man! (whimpers)

Look at me. I want you to watch what I'm doing, okay?

This is a thousand dollars.

I'm putting a thousand dollars in your pocket,

Jaime Becerra, DL number 186N325,

home address 1632 North Sheridan Lane,

apartment number three.

- Holy shit. - Now I have all that

locked away up here.

And if I find out that you told anybody about

what you saw in here, I'm gonna come to your house.

Do you understand me?

I didn't do anything, man. Please, please.

Stop. Don't do that.

Just say yes.

Yes. I understand.

Jaime, look at me.

- And say yes. - Yes.

Yeah, I do understand.

Don't move.

Let's go. Pack up.

(zipper zipping)

God damn it.

What the hell was that? That was too far.

Baby, you almost said my fucking name back there.

- That was too far. - Look, I needed him scared.

All right, I didn't want him to call security

before we hit the fucking lobby.

Okay. Can you pull over?

What's the matter? You all right?

I'm gonna be sick. Can you pull over?

(tires screeching)

It's just the adrenaline. You'll be okay.

(tires screeching)

(door opens, closes)

- (dove cooing) - (vehicles zooming)

(door slams)

Here.

So we gotta memorize names, spelling, addresses,

DL numbers, astrology signs, all that shit.

Uh-huh.

What's up?

How do you know if we're good people pretending to be bad...

or bad ones pretending to be good?

(Oliver sighs)

I wanna go to South Carolina.

Okay.

♪ (upbeat music) ♪

♪ That river in the winter ♪

♪ It could fuck me up ♪

♪ Crack my ribs, bust my lip ♪

♪ It could do enough ♪

♪ Were you staying in your own lane ♪

♪ Were you passing on a steep grade ♪

♪ Ah ♪

♪ Out driving past Minam ♪

♪ When the moon came up ♪

♪ I could see her I had a fever ♪

♪ Lit by the troubles of love ♪

♪ I was asking a question What did she say? ♪

♪ She was answering one from yesterday ♪

♪ Saying, "Fortune favors the bold" ♪

♪ "And the far away from home" ♪

♪ Ah, ah ♪

(engine shuts off)

Oliver: Is this it?

Yeah.

Hey.

Do you want me to come?

No.

Just stay here.

Okay.

(dog barking in distance)

(man coughs)

Caroline: Uh, excuse me, sir?

Uh, you know if a Deborah lives here?

Yeah. That's Deb's place.

You know where she is by chance?

(chuckles) Try the bar?

Yeah. No, uh...

Thank you, I will.

Okay.

♪ (rock music playing) ♪

♪ Johnny told his mama "Hey, Mama, I'm goin' away" ♪

♪ "I'm gonna hit the big time gonna be a big star someday" ♪

♪ Mama came to the door with a teardrop in her eye ♪

♪ Johnny said, "Don't cry, Mama Smile, and wave goodbye" ♪

No, no, what the hell are you talking about?

What are you standing out there for?

- Go on, get that door closed. - man: I'm looking for Jackson.

- He's got my- - Well close the damn door then,

you let the cool air out.

man: There's enough hot air here with you.

Shut the fuck up and close that door. Where's Ricky, huh?

- man: In the shitter. - Oh.

Get off the can. (chuckles)

I need a drink.

Christ, where's my god damn...

You got a lighter, sweetheart?

I can never find mine in this trunk I carry around.

Um...

Uh... Oh.

Hey, you're clever, ain't you?

See if you can reach the register too.

Shit, Deb. Fuckin' hollering at me.

Well, hell, why'd you leave the bar open?

What?

I'm thirsty. I could rob you blind.

Yeah, I bet you would.

Except where would I spend the money? Right back here.

Mm-hmm. That right there, that's the circle of life.

(both chuckle)

What you havin', darling?

Oh, uh... Oh, you know, that looks pretty good.

What are you drinking?

Me? Just vodka and orange juice, sweetheart.

Nothing special.

(cigarette sizzling)

Yeah, I'll take one of those. Two actually. One for her.

Hmm, okay. Two screwdrivers coming up.

Well, shit, I won't say no.

- (chuckles) - (chuckles) Imagine that?

You been in here before?

I know you.

No, I've never been in here.

You live in town?

Just passing through.

Just passing through, huh? Where to?

- I don't know. - No destination?

- This is my destination. - Ricky: Ooh!

This is your... (blows) Oh, I like that.

- Ricky: Well, look out. - Thank you.

This is my destination too.

Hey. Damn dream come true. (laughs)

(Deborah laughs)

Mm.

You live around here?

Yep. Born and fuckin' raised.

You never went anywhere else?

Mm, no. I did.

(blows) Moved around a bit.

Few spots in...

Oh, God. (blows) Tennessee, Florida.

Upstate New York for a little while.

You ever heard of Woodstock, like the music concert?

Yeah. You go to that?

No, but I slept with a guy who sold pot

to Jimi Hendrix.

- (Ricky laughing) - (Deborah laughing)

- You believe that? - Yeah. That'd be a hell no.

(laughing) Yeah.

- Is that true? - Uh, no, that's what he said.

Could've been some other hippie with a guitar.

He couldn't tell the difference. (laughs)

- (Ricky laughs) - Deborah: Mm.

- Hey, look at that. - Presto change-o.

Mm. (snorts) To you.

- What's your name? - How 'bout Texas?

Huh?

You ever lived in Texas?

Oh yeah. Hmm, yeah.

I lived out there for a bit.

I ask 'cause, um... 'Cause that's where I'm from.

Huh.

Yeah. Yeah, I guess I hear that in your voice.

Yep. I lived in Texas.

Guess that's why you left without no place to go.

Texas is a good place not to be! (laughs)

You didn't like it there?

Um, no! (laughs)

Mm.

- What made you leave Texas? - Deborah: Christ,

am I on a radio show?

Are you interviewing me?

Hell, I didn't like it.

I left. I didn't like the people.

Do this, do that, be this, don't be that. (chuckles)

Shit, how 'bout we all just do whatever the fuck we want!

And then everyone's happy!

Seems pretty simple to me.

So that's what you did. Just whatever you wanted?

Damn right, just like you said. Just went move and a move.

Just like exactly you said.

(chuckles)

How 'bout kids? You got kids, Deborah?

I told you I'd get you your money. Hey, Ricky!

Look, two domestic beers, por favor.

- Comin' right up. - man: Hey Deb,

we're gonna play some pool, you want in?

- Not now. - Come on. You and your friend.

What's your name, honey? I don't buy it.

- Get outta here, John. - John: Come on.

I just wanna show her how to hold my stick, that's all.

We don't wanna play fucking pool, Johnny!

- I said get out. - John: Jesus Christ,

she's mean tonight!

♪ (pensive music) ♪

What'd you come here for, huh?

What, you wanna know who your mother is?

Wanna know why she left you?

(scoffs) Looking for some...

Just some fucking meaning? (laughs)

'Cause you won't get any!

(Deborah laughs)

Answer to the question you asked me is no.

I knew it from the moment I found out I was pregnant.

I knew with as much certainty as anyone can know anything.

That I was not your mother.

So whatever questions you came here wanting answers to,

you're gonna have to learn to live without.

(chuckles) Guess this wasn't your destination after all!

(chuckles) Hey, where you going?

Come on, I'll braid your hair

and make you cookies if you buy me another drink.

Where you going, Caroline?

(sobs)

(Caroline sobs)

Just let's go. Let's go. (whimpers)

(door opens, closes)

(engine starts)

(tires screeching)

♪ (gentle guitar playing) ♪

♪ Last night I dreamed that ♪

♪ I was a child ♪

♪ Out where the pines grow ♪

♪ Wild and tall ♪

♪ I was trying ♪

♪ To make it home through the forest ♪

♪ Before the darkness falls ♪

reporter: As of right now, law enforcement officials say

they have opened investigations at three banks.

And one investigator I spoke with

said they are still combing through leads,

but as of now, no arrests have been made.

It's awful, terrorizing the community this way.

I hope she does the right thing. Turns herself in.

reporter: What would you say if you saw the robber in your bank?

What would I say?

Look, I'll say, what's your name, girl?

Will you marry me? (chuckles)

♪ I awoke and I imagined ♪

♪ The hard things that pulled us apart ♪

♪ That will never again, sir ♪

♪ Tear us from each other's hearts ♪

♪ I got dressed and to ♪

♪ That house I did ride ♪

♪ From out on the road ♪

- ♪ I could see its windows... ♪ - Pull over here?

(phone ringing)

Hank: Hello?

- Hi, Daddy. - Hank: Car, you all right?

Yeah.

I'm in South Carolina.

I met my mama.

Hank: Is that so?

Caroline: You were right.

I'm a lot like her.

Hank: I never said that, Caroline.

I said you reminded me of her sometimes.

Do you think I am? Like her, I mean?

Hank: I don't know.

What have you been doing, Car?

Caroline?

How much do we need to leave the country and never come back?

♪ Stands like a beacon ♪

Two hundred grand. Maybe three.

But we'd have to do bigger banks.

Is that what you want?

Yeah. Fuck it.

Let's rob the whole world.

♪ (tense music) ♪

(tires screeching)

(brakes squeaking)

- You all right? - I'm fine.

- You sure? - I'm fine.

Okay.

(footsteps receding)

(Oliver sighs)

(horn honks)

♪ (pensive music) ♪

Move it! Move it, come on!

- Fill and pass, fill and pass- - officer: Police, drop the gun!

Drop it now.

On the fucking ground.

Do it now!

Hands out!

Show me your hands!

All the way on the fucking ground.

- (breathing heavily) - (heart beating)

And don't you fucking move.

(alarm ringing)

(crowd yelling)

Let's go. Let's go, come on. You gotta get up.

(tires screeching)

dispatch: All units, 1064. Georgia Allied Bank and Trust.

Suspects headed northbound in a brown sedan.

- One male, one female. - Oliver: Fuck.

- (tires screeching) - (sirens wailing)

(tires screeching)

Oliver: Take that.

man: What the fuck is going on?

- Whoa. What are you doing? - Come here.

- man: I didn't do anything. - Get the fuck over.

- I didn't do any... Christ. - Listen to me.

You're gonna take that car. You're gonna take the car.

You'll drive to Main Street. Do you fucking understand me?

Get in the car. Get in the car. Drive to Main Street.

- Drive, motherfucker. - I'm going.

- Drive, motherfucker! - man: Don't shoot!

(tires screeching)

(man yelling)

(crowd yelling)

(sirens wailing)

(sirens wailing)

(panting)

(engine starting)

Oliver: Babe!

Take this. Listen to me.

They're looking for two people. I need you to get in the trunk.

Okay.

(sirens wailing)

(tires screeching)

(officer yelling indistinctly)

(sirens wailing)

(Caroline gasps)

Okay, okay, watch your head. Come here.

- Okay. Okay. - Oliver?

I know. I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.

Fuck 'em.

(Caroline panting)

Oliver: It's okay.

God.

- Shit. - (Caroline groans)

Okay, okay, okay.

Okay. Hey, it's over.

- Okay. - It's over.

- We're okay. - Yeah?

No, no, Oliver. Oliver, no.

No, we gotta go. Let's just go. Let's just go.

Hey, hey, we can't go. We're almost outta gas.

(brakes squeaking)

We're fine, we pulled over,

because you weren't feeling good, okay?

- Okay. - We're fine.

Mm-hmm. (retches)

Howdy, folks. Everything okay?

Hey, officer? Yeah, yeah, I think so.

What's going on?

Um, well, were driving.

My girlfriend started to get sick, so we pulled over.

Oh, does she need an ambulance? You okay?

I'm pregnant. (panting)

- Yeah. - (chuckles) I got it. Okay.

Miss, I know you're not feeling well,

but do you mind standing up and coming over here a second?

Mm-hmm.

Come on, baby.

Thank y'all. Do you guys happen to have your IDs on you?

Yeah, of course.

Is there a problem?

Oh, nothing wrong at all.

Just standard procedure. Wanna know who I'm talking with.

Sure.

Beautiful, well, Ms. Clark and Mr. Vance, gimme one second.

- I'll be right back. - Of course.

- (whimpers) - It's okay.

Hoo.

763 dispatch,

I need a license and wants and warrants check, two POIs.

- (whimpers) - (dispatch speaks indistinctly)

It's okay, hey.

- Look at me. - Mm-hmm.

We have clean IDs, okay?

- Okay. - Okay?

- Okay. - We're okay.

...0792, birth date, nine, six of '70.

- It's all right. - officer: Copy that.

Second POI. Last name, Vance.

Victor, Alpha, Nancy, Charlie, Echo.

- (panting) - officer: First name, Ryan.

Oliver: It's okay.

- We're okay. - Okay.

(officer speaking indistinctly)

(dispatch speaking indistinctly)

- Copy that. Thank you so much. - (radio beeps)

Hey, folks. I am so sorry about that.

We got a couple at large that match your description.

- Really? - Yessir, Mr. Vance, Ms. Clark.

- Thank you. - Thank you.

Oh, you know what? I remember my wife was pregnant.

She got sick day and night,

so I have no idea why they call it morning sickness.

It doesn't make any sense.

We were actually just talking about that.

All right, look, you feel better.

And, you guys, congratulations

Appreciate it. Thank you very much.

- Thank you. - officer: Quick question.

You wouldn't happen to have your registration on you, would you?

Oh, yeah. No, it's in the glove box.

You mind if I take a quick look?

- Go for it. - officer: Perfect.

You guys stay right here.

What happened here?

What the fuck did you do?

Why would you do that?

Oliver, what the fuck did you do?

- Why would you fucking do that? - Hey, hey, hey.

(Caroline sobbing, panting)

Oliver: Listen to me. Listen to me.

Listen to me. Listen to me. Listen to me.

We have to go. We have to go.

We have to go. We have to go.

Do you understand? We have to go now.

(panting)

(gurgling)

(panting)

(engine roaring)

(tires screeching)

(Caroline panting)

Oliver: Fuck!

♪ (pensive music) ♪

(crickets chirping)

Hey, Caroline?

How much money you got on you?

Fuck.

Hey, hey.

How much money you got?

Um...

Twelve dollars.

The rest is the other car.

Okay.

(door opens)

(door closes)

(dial tone)

(phone ringing)

man: Hello, Caroline.

Who is this?

My name is Waylon Jarvis.

I'm a task force agent working with the...

♪ (pensive music) ♪

(coin clatters)

(phone ringing)

Waylon: Caroline, don't hang up.

We know all about you and Oliver.

We released your identity to news agencies an hour ago.

I wanna talk to my dad.

Waylon: You need to talk to me first.

(grunts)

(groans)

(coin clatters)

(phone ringing)

Hank: Caroline?

Hi, Daddy.

Hank: Are you okay?

I'm okay, I'm okay, I'm okay.

- Hank: Caroline, listen. - I'm so sorry.

- I'm so sorry. - Hank: Stop. Listen to me.

You need to find a police station and turn yourself in

before someone else gets hurt.

You understand? You hear me?

I can't.

Hank: I'm not asking, I'm telling you.

You gotta break away from this guy.

You don't have any idea what he's capable of.

That trooper's dead. You gotta turn yourself in.

You hear me, Car? I don't want anybody else to get hurt,

and I don't want you to get shot. You hear me?

Caroline?

Caroline? Are you there?

Caroline...

(coin clatters)

(crickets chirping)

officer: Dispatch, this is unit 18.

We're at county line 42, roadblock in place, over.

Fuck.

dispatch: Copy that. Do you need assistance?

They have roadblocks up everywhere.

Even the county roads are too hot.

Hey.

What'd your dad say?

(chuckles)

(sniffles) I just wanted to hear his voice.

Listen, maybe, um...

Maybe you just don't call him again for a little while, okay?

Mm-hmm.

Okay.

♪ (ominous music) ♪

- Shit. - Oliver?

Fuck, fuck.

We gotta dump this thing.

Okay.

- (dog barking) - (indistinct chatter)

(engine revving)

(engine roaring)

♪ (lively music) ♪

♪ (indistinct singing) ♪

Sorry.

Just hang here.

Oliver: Hey.

Hey, don't look at that.

Look at me.

(chuckles)

So what I think we should do is just...

Just lay low. For a day or two.

Go get the car, go get the money.

And then what?

And then we...

You know, we just take it a step at a time.

We'll go get new IDs...

and then go to Mexico, Thailand...

We'll just go somewhere where they won't even look for us.

- What about France? - Is that where you wanna go?

- You wanna go to France? - Mm-hmm.

You told me 500 dates. Remember?

I reckon there's still only a couple more.

- (sobs) - (sobs)

Yeah. Let's go to France.

I'll go to France with you.

- I'll go anywhere with you. - (chuckles)

Jesus Christ. (sighs)

How did we get here?

You walked into my filling station.

- (music stops) - (audience applauding)

♪ (soft guitar playing) ♪

(indistinct chatter)

♪ A heart on the run keeps a hand on the gun ♪

♪ It can't trust anyone ♪

♪ I was so sure what I needed was more ♪

♪ Tried to shoot out the sun ♪

♪ In days when we raged We flew off the page ♪

♪ Such damage was done ♪

♪ So girl, leave your boots by the bed ♪

♪ We ain't leavin' this room ♪

♪ Til someone needs medical help or the magnolias bloom ♪

♪ It's cold in this house and I ain't goin' out to chop wood ♪

♪ So cover me up And know you're enough ♪

♪ To use me for good ♪

(sirens wailing)

(sobs)

I love you, Carolina Caroline,

I love you too.

♪ (pensive music) ♪

- (gunshot) - (crowd screaming)

officer: Don't do it!

Drop the gun or we'll shoot!

- (whispers) Bang. - (gunshot)

(vehicle approaching)

(grunts)

(bag thuds)

Hey?

(grunts)

- (grunts) - (tires screeching)

♪ (gentle guitar playing) ♪

♪ Well, the name she gave Was Caroline ♪

♪ The daughter of a miner ♪

♪ And her ways were free And it seemed to me ♪

♪ That sunshine walked beside her ♪

♪ She come from Spencer ♪

♪ Across the hill ♪

♪ She said her pa had sent her ♪

♪ 'Cause the coal was low ♪

♪ And soon the snow ♪

♪ Would turn the skies to winter ♪

(door chime rings)

♪ Well, she said she'd come ♪

♪ To look for work ♪

♪ She was not seeking favors ♪

♪ For a dime a day ♪

♪ And a place to stay ♪

♪ She'd turn those hands to labor ♪

♪ But the times were hard, Lord, ♪

♪ And the jobs were few ♪

♪ All through Tecumseh valley ♪

- (door clattering) - (door chime rings)

♪ But she asked around ♪

♪ Till a job she found ♪

♪ Tending bar at Gypsy Sally's ♪

announcer: Now boarding to Charleston, South Carolina,

now boarding.

Hank: Hello?

announcer: Now boarding for Charleston, South Carolina,

- now boarding. - Hank: Caroline?

- (gulps) - Hank: Car, is that you?

Caroline?

Daddy, today's the day I quit calling.

Hank: Caroline, are you...?

♪ Her pa had died ♪

(sobs)

♪ Where the word come down from Spencer ♪

(sobs)

reporter: Federal investigators stopped a series of buses

between Memphis and Charleston, South Carolina

after what turned out to be a false lead

in the pursuit of Caroline Daniels.

Task force officer with the FBI Waylon Jarvis justified the stop

as a necessary inconvenience for the ongoing hunt for Daniels

and insisted the infamous bank robber

would be brought to justice

Daniels' accomplice, 35-year-old Oliver Anderson,

was shot and killed overnight at a roadhouse in Walden

after a brief standoff with law enforcement.

Coming up next, a sneak peak at the Cobb County Fair

and we begin with breakdown with Jeff Fairweather...

♪ Well, they found her down ♪

♪ Beneath the stairs ♪

woman: ...rise Thursday night, bringing with it a significant

- drop in temperatures. - ♪ That led to Gypsy Sally's ♪

♪ And in her hand when she died ♪

♪ Was a note that cried ♪

♪ Fare thee well ♪

♪ Tecumseh valley ♪

♪ Well, the name she gave Was Caroline ♪

♪ The daughter of a miner ♪

♪ And her ways were free ♪

♪ And it seemed to me ♪

♪ That sunshine walked beside her ♪

(crickets chirping)

woman: Okay, you have a great flight, sir.

Next in line.

Right here, sweetie.

And how can I help you today?

I'm gonna need a ticket to Quito, Ecuador.

Okay, and when would you like to leave?

As soon as possible.

- Okay. Round trip? - One way.

One way?

Yes ma'am.

- One way. - (typing)

Okay, I have a flight leaving to Quito this evening.

- Ma'am? - (chuckles) You know,

I'm so sorry. You just got a little something. Do you mind?

- Oh no. - Caroline: If I...

- Please - (laughs) There, I got it.

- Thank you. - You're so sweet. (chuckles)

Okay. A flight to Quito leaving at 8:15.

- Perfect. - Okay.

And how would you like to pay?

- Uh, cash. - All righty. That'll be $552.

Out of six. (chuckles)

- These are nice bills. - (chuckles)

Okay, uh, 53, 54, 55, 60, 80, and 600.

Anything else I can help you with today?

(airplane whooshing)

Excuse me, ma'am. Is everything okay?

I'm sorry. You know what? I'm gonna need the larger bill.

♪ (upbeat music playing) ♪

♪ If she brings you happiness ♪

♪ Well, then I wish you both the best ♪

♪ It's your happiness that matters most of all ♪

♪ But if she ever breaks your heart ♪

♪ If the teardrops ever start ♪

♪ I'll be there before the next teardrop falls ♪

♪ Oh, though it hurts to let you go ♪

♪ Darling, I want you to know ♪

♪ That I'll stand by you if you ever call ♪

♪ And if I should ever hear ♪

♪ That she's made you shed a tear ♪

♪ I'll be there before the next teardrop falls ♪

♪ Oh, I'll be there before the next teardrop falls ♪

♪ (gentle guitar playing) ♪

♪ Don't tell me about your fame ♪

♪ And your treasures by their name ♪

♪ I must tell you from the start ♪

♪ Of the pleasure in my heart ♪

♪ I've been calling to the ocean ♪

♪ From a cold and windy shore ♪

♪ But I never ♪

♪ No, I never ♪

♪ Heard it calling Carolina before ♪

♪ I heard the ocean calling your name ♪

♪ Carolina Caroline ♪

♪ I never will be the same ♪

♪ Carolina Caroline ♪

♪ Don't tell me about your home ♪

♪ And your silver brush and comb ♪

♪ I must take you by your hand ♪

♪ And show to you this land ♪

♪ But this old wagon She's no carriage ♪

♪ With her six golden horses in hand ♪

♪ But we can listen ♪

♪ We can listen ♪

♪ To Caroline upon the sand ♪

♪ I heard the ocean calling your name ♪

♪ Carolina Caroline ♪

♪ I know that's the reason you came ♪

♪ Carolina Caroline ♪

♪ But this old wagon She's no carriage ♪

♪ With her six golden horses in hand ♪

♪ But we can listen ♪

♪ We can listen ♪

♪ To Caroline upon the sand ♪

♪ I heard the ocean calling your name ♪

♪ Carolina Caroline ♪

♪ I never will be the same ♪

♪ Carolina Caroline ♪

♪ Carolina Caroline ♪