All language subtitles for Holiday In Your Heart The Leann Rimes Story

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♪ Standing on the border ♪♪ Looking out onto ♪♪ The great unknown ♪♪ I can feel my heart beating ♪

♪ Faster as I step out ♪♪ On my own ♪♪ There's a new horizon ♪♪ And the promise of ♪

♪ A favorable wind ♪♪ I'm headin' out tonight ♪♪ Travelin' a little light ♪♪ I'm gonna start ♪

♪ All over again ♪♪ And buy a one-way ticket ♪♪ On a westbound train ♪♪ To see how far I can go ♪

♪ Because I can ♪♪ Gonna go out dancin' ♪♪ In the pourin' rain ♪♪ Talk to someone I don't know ♪

♪ Because I can ♪♪ I will face the world ♪♪ Around me ♪♪ Knowing that I'm strong ♪

♪ Enough to let you go ♪♪ And I will fall in love... ♪I don't know why they sayall little girls dream of

becoming a princess.I didn't.I wanted to sing at theGrand Ole Opry.

♪ I have walked through ♪♪ The fire... ♪But there's a lot of milesbetween the dream and

getting there.♪ Through the valley of ♪♪ The shadow of death ♪♪ And the truth came shinin' ♪

♪ Like a light on me... ♪We weren't even close tobeing there.♪ I'm going... ♪

Working small gigs at nightand draggin' ourselves ontothe bus after the show,and then traveling all day.

Daddy drove the bus.(horn honking)Hey, you can't have 'em both.One lane's for me,

one's for you.Which didn't helphis disposition any.♪ Buy a one-way ticket ♪

♪ On a westbound train ♪♪ Gonna have my breakfast ♪♪ Pink champagne ♪♪ Gonna sail the ocean ♪

one's for you.♪ Gonna spread my wings ♪♪ Gonna climb that mountain ♪♪ Gonna do everything ♪♪

With a country singer,the bigger his careerthe better his bus.

(engine sputtering)So you can see where we were.You drop that turkey drumstick, everyone.

Hear what he's doing,smooth, it rolls.But Hamlet wasn't the onlyone who saw the ghost of

his father, Horatio saw it andso did all the palace guards.That's right, but Hamletwas the only one who heard

what his father told him aboutthe murder.He was the one who was supposedto avenge his father--

Wait.♪ Over me ♪LeAnn!Audrey!

Oh-- Oh!♪ Blue ♪Oh, my God!I can't believe it.

(cheering and laughing)

On that bus, on Daddy's oldbeat-up boombox, all those daysand nights on the road paid off.♪

♪ Now that it's over ♪♪ I realized ♪♪ Those sweet words ♪♪ You whispered ♪

♪ Now that it's over ♪♪ I realized ♪♪ Those sweet words ♪♪ You whispered ♪

♪ Were nothing but lies ♪♪ Blue ♪♪ Oh, so lonesome for you ♪♪ Why can't you be blue ♪

♪ Were nothing but lies ♪♪ Blue ♪♪ Oh, so lonesome for you ♪♪ Why can't you be blue ♪

♪ Over me ♪♪ Why can't you be blue ♪

♪ Over ♪♪ Me ♪(cheers and applause)

Between Thanksgiving andChristmas, my whole worldchanged.Oh! We got it!

They're booking you all the waythrough next July.Cleveland, Nashville, Peoria,then we go Missouri, Wisconsin,

Bback to Ohio, then we go eastCto Pennsylvania, Delaware.cDoesn't she get any time off?OI don't want any time off.

This is great, this is the best.You think this old boyClevelanwill make it? Peoria,thWho you callin' an old boy?n,

But not everything changed.Demands were high but paywas still real low.And that rickety old bus

was still all we could afford,even with a big hit like "Blue".Daddy still drove the busand Mama took care of everyone.

There are three types ofthese you're gonna have toremember--What do you think of this

for the chorus of "Light"?♪ Don't ever lose ♪♪ That light in your eyes ♪(both) ♪ Don't ever lose ♪

♪ That light in your eyes ♪We're studying here, Larry.So are we.I like that, that's great.

Cool.(both) ♪ Don't ever lose ♪♪ That light in your eyes ♪LeAnn.

Mom, I gotta get this.You can get it afteryou study.♪

Like I was saying...♪ Christmas ♪♪ Time for love and care ♪♪ Christmas ♪

♪ Joy for all to share... ♪Night after night on the roadsomehow Christmas lostits magic.

(trailer horn blaring)

Avery?You up, babes?Yep.

Just checkin'.

Ohh.Didn't the government put a banon prisoners living like this?That's prisoners,

not musicians.Someday I'm gonna have my ownfleet of buses.Mm-hmm, in the meantime

why don't you turn off thatlight and go to sleep?I'm working on a new verse.It'll be there tomorrow.

not musicians.Someday I'm gonna have my ownfleet of buses.Go to sleep.he meantime

After a show, I could neverturn my head off.I kept seeing myself up there,onstage, singing.

I wanted it so badly.When you want something likethat, you can't let go 'tilyou get where you're going.

That was one of my GrandmaTeeden's sayings.She always popped up whenI needed her.

(laughing)

I got you!(screams and laughter)No fair, Grandma Teeden!You come around the side.

Well, you're too fast for me.I had to be a little sneaky.Ah, look what I got, Granny!A nice, tender morsel.

Should we put gravy on herand just gobble her up?No, Grandpa,then I wouldn't be here anymore.

Oh, yes, baby, you'llbe here.Once you're in the heartyou're always there.

Come on.

Grandpa Luther was a cobbler,but when the shop was closedhe got laid off.He stood on that unemployment

line for weeks until finallyit ran out.Made me sad to see it,but Grandpa and Grandma

wouldn't have no sadness.They made those summers I spentwith them the happiest of mylife.

Grandma Teeden believedwhatever you do in your lifeyou do it right.You shaved yet?

I ain't even out of bed.It's 5:30 AM, woman.I'm putting up buns,getting the milk, you get

yourself down here.Your shirt's all pressed.

She believed a man gets upand gets dressed and looksfor work, whether there is anyor not.

Where's my shirt?On the chair.If it was a snake it'd bit ya.

You are something else,Theresa, going through thisfoolery every day.Well, I won't have the

neighbors thinking just 'causeyou was laid off you lie aroundin bed all day in yournightclothes.

Okay.Just sit right there.Right here, where everyonecan see you.

Right here-- sit down.Grandpa was a good sport.That's right.Well, he made a fuss,

but in the end if it madeGrandma Teeden happy he'd siton the porch all day in hissuit and tie and wave at

the neighbors.

I called her Grandma Teeden'cause when I was littled sitI couldn't say her name.hisSo she just stayed Grandma

Teeden.She sat in the same seatthree times a week, rain orshine, 'cause it was near the

piano and she wanted meclose to the music.There's someone sittingin your seat.

No one else dared sitin Grandma Teeden's seat.

(clearing throat)Young man, the Lord spoketo me not minutes ago, and Hetold me, "Theresa, this little

girl needs to sitnear the piano."And-- And then He told me,"You go over there and you

explain to him how importantit is for him to move."

♪That was very nice of him.♪

♪ Shall we gather ♪♪ At the river ♪♪ Where bright angel feet ♪♪ Have trod ♪

♪ With its crystal tide ♪♪ Forever... ♪Grandma loved to sing.She said it was God putting

a holiday in your heart.And I'm gonna sing on televisionand records.Well, I bet you are.

And I'm gonna be at theGrand Ole Opry, like The Judds.Now how do you know all that?I just do.

a holiday in your heart.And I'm gonna sing on televisionand records.I believe you.u are.

Well, that means you're gonna beaway a lot, and you'll betraveling here and there.And-- And there's gonna be times

when you feel far away.Grandma, what if you getso far away God can't find you?Oh, no, baby, He can always

find you.When you start feeling that wayyou just say to yourself,"Who moved, me or God?"

I moved.That's right.God never moves.We're the ones.

Good night.Good night.

LeAnn, honey,LeAnn, baby, wake up.We're pulling into Nashville.You need to get up and get

dressed-- ooh!Watch the head.

Nashville: across that bridgewas everything I dreamed about.

Hey, look, y'all, it'sThe Grand Ole Opry.

But we weren't playing there.We were playing the GraystoneAuditorium on West Fourth.(cheers and applause)

But you know what?Our bus pulled in and forthe first time in my careerthere were people, fans,

wanting my autograph,knowing my music.It was amazing.

They put you in your owndressing room.It's got a shower.Tomorrow you rest 'cause

the next day we got wall to wallmeetings.Gotta be at the record companyat 10:00, then they're taking us

over to see some publishers.Can I have your autograph,please?Sure, sweetie.

Here you go.Thank you.Uh, Lee, they want a pictureover here.

These gentlemen right here.Hi.

Lee, you wanna go overthe set list?You wanna do "Blue" right hereor where we talked about?

If we talked about it,why would we move it?That's what I told you.You guys are driving me nuts.

Here's the rundown, no changes.tI don't care if the PresidentYou wanna do calls. right hereor where we tI do! about?

Leave it, Mom.It's hanging in your face.I like it, it's natural.Looks like one of Grandma's

old mops.I like it.Okay, guys, it's time.Okay, everybody.

LeAnn needs to get herselftogether.ing in your face.Let's take our office outsidein the hall.ne of Grandma's

(applause)I've been asking you thisquestion since you were fiveyears old...

Go for it.You sure this is whatyou want?Oh, yeah, I'm sure.

(applause)I've been asking you thisOkay, then.nce you were five♪ears old...

♪ Now that it's over ♪♪ I've realized ♪♪ Those sweet words ♪♪ You whispered ♪

♪ Now that it's over ♪♪ I've realized ♪♪ Those sweet words ♪♪ You whispered ♪

♪ Were nothing but lies ♪♪ Blue ♪♪ Oh, so lonesome for you ♪♪ Why can't you be ♪

♪ Were nothing but lies ♪♪ Blue ♪ealized ♪♪ Oh, so lonesome for you ♪♪ Why can't you be ♪

♪ Blue over me? ♪♪ Why can't you be blue ♪♪ Over ♪♪ Me? ♪

♪ Blue over me? ♪♪ Why can't you be blue ♪♪ Over ♪♪ Me? ♪

(cheers and applause)

♪What?

LeAnn, this is it.One of the acts fell out atthe Opry.They want you to play there

tomorrow night.The-- The Grand Ole Opry?That's right.Tomorrow night?

The record company isthrilled.Of course they're all gonnabe there.

Now, they want us to have supperwith 'em tonight at the Opryrestaurant, okay?Okay.

Tomorrow night, the recordcompany, supper, the next album,recording, tomorrow night......window of time

and they are setting up...The Opry.The Opry.The Grand Ole Opry.

Can you believe it?LeAnn, the next two days,the most important of your life.This is what we've been

dreaming about.

I gotta go there.Oh, honey, they're closedright now.I don't care, I got to

see it.Well, uh, they'lllet us in, come on.Well, no, you don't

understand, I want to go alone.Oh, no, honey, we'll gowith you.Mom, everything will be fine.

Don't worry, the restaurant'sright next door.I'll meet you there, okay?(sighs) Dad?

Let her go.

Go.You. (chuckling)

♪ So grab a piece ♪♪ Of mistletoe ♪♪ Put a log upon the fire ♪♪ 'Cause winter nights in ♪

♪ Nashville ♪

♪

This is how I like it.

Wow.Wow. (chuckling)

Is it really you?Well, I don't know.I think so.(chuckles)

You're my Grandpa Luther'sfavorite singer.Oh, honey, I'm everybody'sgrandpa's favorite singer.

It's hell getting old.Oh, I didn't mean that.I mean, you're my dad'sfavorite and my favorite and--

I know all your records, but...is it really you?Well, now, that's the secondtime you asked me that, and

I'm beginning to get insecure.

You're an itty bitty thing,ain't you?Need color.First time in Nashville?

Mm-hmm.And tomorrow's my first timeon the Opry.I bet you've been dreaming

about it since you was a littlebaby.Well, we've got work--Honey, you need spray.

I don't use that, it makesmy hair all stiff.first timeYou mean like mine?I love it.ve been dreaming

My hair goes to bed looking likethis and gets up in the morninglooking better than me.

I heard you sing tonight.sYou got the gift..first timeReally?n like mine?God knows where to give it.

My Grandma Teeden alwayssays that.

But... you could tell mewhat it would be like.Like nothing else.Honey, there's things that are

here and things that are coming.Keep your eye on what's here,'cause after tomorrow nightthey're gonna be pulling you

every which way.They already are.You just hang on to you.

You see that circle of wood?I know, it's a pieceof the original Opry floor.Well, ain't you

the smart one? (chuckling)When you stand there,you're standing where all thegreat ones stood.

Like you.

The real great ones,like Kitty Wells,Patsy Montana, Johnny Cash,Hank Williams.

You know what I'm talking about?Well, yeah, but you forgotto mention Roy Acuff andBob Wills--

You don't know them."Take Me Back to Tulsa","Wabash Cannonball".What about Merle Travis?

"Sixteen Tons", "Divorce Me","Old Mountain Dew".Well, that was long beforeyou was born.

How do you know all this stuff?"Take MBoys know baseball"Wstatistics, I know country.What aboI grew up on it.

What about Patsy Cline?Hmm, Patsy Cline.Well, I think you got me there.

♪ Crazy ♪♪ I'm crazy for feeling ♪♪ So lonely ♪Why, you little dickens,

you had me going.♪ Crazy ♪♪ Crazy for feeling ♪♪ So blue ♪

♪ I knew ♪♪ You'd love me as long as ♪♪ You wanted ♪Whoa, girl.

♪ And then someday ♪♪ You'd leave me for ♪♪ Somebody new ♪(both) ♪ Worry ♪

♪ Why do I let myself worry? ♪♪ Wondering ♪♪ What in the world ♪♪ Did I do? ♪

♪ Why do I let myself worry? ♪♪ Wondering ♪♪ What in the world ♪♪ Did I do? ♪

♪ Oh, crazy ♪♪ For thinking that my love ♪♪ Could hold you ♪♪ I'm crazy for trying ♪

♪ Oh, crazy ♪♪ For thinking that my love ♪♪ Could hold you ♪♪ I'm crazy for trying ♪

♪ And crazy for crying ♪(both) ♪ And I'm crazy ♪♪ For loving ♪♪ You ♪

♪ And crazy for crying ♪(both) ♪ And I'm crazy ♪♪ For loving ♪♪ You ♪

I thought singing on thestage at the Grand Ole Oprywith Faith Shawn was as strangeand as high as it could get.

But things were gonna geta whole lot stranger.

(chuckling)I want to do "Crazy"in my act.I used to.

We're going out tomorrow.I know where you're staying,I'll pick you up.I got some things to show you,

even a smarty pants like youdoesn't know about."What? act.Gotta show you while

I tell you, can't do it here.Why not?Can't.Well, you know what's going

on tomorrow, what if I can'tget away?Then you'll miss it.(scoffs) That's not fair.

You want something, you makeit happen, don't you?What if I can't get out?You've got a car, right?

'Cause I'm not old enoughto drive.Yeah, I got a car,but what's wrong with walking?

Walk?I see legs down there.

Well, yeah, but I mean,on the street you'retoo famous--Honey, you keep thinking

people's gonna bother me?Ain't nobody remembers.The tourists in Nashvilleweren't born when I was hot.

And the ones who know meis too old to care.You're gonna be the problem.Now here's what we're

gonna do, Missy.You wear loose clothes,you put your hair in a ponytail.You pull it through the back

of an old baseball capand you slap on the biggestsunglasses you can find.Looking like that, you can go

anywhere in this town.I don't know.It's true, girl.Reba does it, and she can walk

into any Walmart in the nation.You think?I know.

It's your turn, honey.

Tomorrow night.

It's all happening so fast,I feel like I should stop andtake it all in.That's what memories are for.

You remember every singlesecond of it.For the rest of your life.LeAnn! LeAnn!

(clamoring)What'd I tell you?

Just one.(clamoring)

Can I take a couple more?I promise I'll get it to you.

That's it.

Thanks, guys.We'll see you tomorrow.Thank you.That was so great.

I cannot believe I just gotmy picture taken with you.My dad's gonna go so crazy.(laughs) Well, he's probably

the only one.Honey, they wasn't interestedin me, it's you they wanted.I'll pick you up tomorrow

outside your hotel, 1:00, okay?my picture Great.with you.My And don't tell anyone.y.(laughIt's our secret.obably

Okay.

♪utside your hotel, 1:00, okay?♪ Christmas joy to you ♪you.♪ And yours this happy holiday ♪Finally, a real bed.ret.obably

You sleep as late asyou want to.You've got a big datetomorrow night.

Your mom and me got some, okay?meetings with Jason, but you goahead and sleep in.ppy holiday ♪What meetings?l bed.ret.obably

You think I need to be there?Oh, no, honey, your restis much more important.Um...

do you think I could go outtomorrow afternoon?

Oh, sure.We ought to be back by 3:00.No, I-- I mean, by myself.Oh, honey, no, not here.

You don't know your way around.Well, I could go out withsome other singers or something.I don't think it's a good

idea.

Okay, look.I need some time by myselfto go Christmas shopping.It's the only free time

I'm gonna have.Well, where would you go?Near the hotel I'm surethere's tons of shops.

I'll be back in a coupleof hours, please?

I don't know, what ifsomebody followed you?I think it's a horrible idea.It's too dangerous.

Mom.I know, honey.We'll find time to go Christmasshopping next week.

How can I shop for youand Dad when you and Dadare right there?

Dad?Your mother's nervous.

Daddy.

It'll work out.

♪ Have a very merry Christmas ♪She's 14, Avery.I know the numbers, but she'smore sensible than most of the

people I deal with.Sensible does not mean--I know, but I trust her.So do I.

Here's the thing, she'sistmas ♪leading a real difficult life.Now she doesn't get to do thingskids her age get to dost of the

and most of them go to the malland shop without their parents.I know,They're not LeAnn.SoSince "Blue" she hadn't been

able to go anywhere without--But no one has ever triedto hurt her.Now we've got to give her some

freedom, some time on her own.It's just not right.Avery.We've got to let her.

The next day I did just whatFaith told me, except forthe baseball cap.I am sorry, who did you say

you were?(telephone ringing)

Hi, are you downstairs?LeAnn?Grandpa Luther.I have been thinking about you

and Grandma Teeden all week.You won't believe what happened.Someone canceled, I'm singing at the Grand Ole Opry tonight.

Grandpa, the Grand Ole Opry,just like I always said.That's wonderful, sweetheart.Uh, do you know where Mom

and Dad are?I couldn't get an answer in their room.Well, they're at some

Grandpa, the Grand Ole Opry,meetings.e I always said.Is everything all right?heart.Well... you know where Mom

LeAnn, your Grandma Teeden'shad a bad spell.Oh. What do you mean?Is it her stomach?

Yeah.Is she all right?I don't know, darling.

Grandpa, she always rallies,you know that.She gets these stomach fits all the time.

LeAnn, I'm calling fromthe hospital in Jackson.Oh, my God.

Well, what's wrong with her?s,Well, they don't know yet.They started her on a bunchitsof tests and they said they'd

tell us something tomorrow.Okay.Okay, tomorrow.LeAnn, I think maybe you

should all come.You can get here tonight,couldn't you?Well, Grandpa, tonight's

the... Well, Jason said it'slike the biggest nightof my life.I... And Grandma Teeden always

said I shouldn't walk out onsomething I had to do.ht,LeAnn, they're gonna have to operate.pa, tonight's

The doctors are worried her heart's weak.She could have a heart attackon the operating table,

what with her age and all.

I'll come, Grandpa.After the show, I'll fly rightdown to Jackson, I promise.

Grandpa?

Pray for her, honey.Pray for her.

(telephone beeps)

(ringing)Grandpa?You ready?I'm out front.

LeAnn? You there? Come on, girl, we gotta go.

♪All right.♪ They ring and sing ♪♪ Songs full of light ♪

♪ Making each heart ♪♪ Feeling so bright ♪(choir singing in a round)

(car horn honking)

Get in.Get in, I was afraid youwouldn't recognize me.

Are you kidding?Get in!My Lord, child, you are slow.We've got a lot of ground

to cover.

What's the matter?You look more peaked than usual.Oh, nothing.Just things on my mind.

Well, better than nothingthere.Are you hungry?You don't eat meat?

Oh, yeah, I do, but I'm--just-- I'm fine.Well, then, you'll probablyeat these.

All right, you ready?hingWhere are we going?Around. hungry?(car engine starting)

(tires screeching)

♪ Oh, it's Christmas ♪♪ And there's a lot this year ♪♪ Friends and family... ♪Okay, I think you're in.

Got such itty bitty thingson wheels nowadays.

Ain't no space for a real car.

Come on, honey.

Oh, forget it, honey.Ain't nobody gonna tow that car.The towing fee is morethan the car is worth.

I kept waiting for somebodyto recognize her.I couldn't understand it.I mean, she hasn't made a record

in years but she was the biggestand the best, a real legend.

Nashville, heh.Looks more like Times Square.

Oh, this street, this street--now there's Ernest Tubbs' place.She must've known more aboutNashville than anyone alive,

but I still couldn't get herto tell me what we weredoing here.I'm pretty sure that's--

Oh, this street, this street--now there's Ernest Tubbs' place.She must've known more aboutthat's the place.yone alive,

Oh, thank you!Oh, this is wonderful.

Never know when you need 'em.Merry Christmas!(ringing)Ho ho ho!

Merry Christmas.Merry Christmas.

(chuckling)when you need 'em.We'll have to see what we cando about that, darling.Now Santa's got to go and

deliver presents to all theother good little girlsand boys.Okay, Santa.

Ho ho ho ho!Merry Christmas.Merry Christmas.How did Grandpa Luther

get that cotton on his cheeks?Ohh... (chuckling)What you thinkin'?Nothin'.

Well, Miss Nothin',we gotta get serious here.I've got things to show you--Ooh!

Hey!that cotton on his cheeks?Didn't you used to beFaith Shawn?nkin'?No, I didn't.

Faith Shawn used to beFaith Shawn and she still is.Didn't you used to be sober?

It was like she wanted meto see things, but she wouldn'ttell me why.♪ Remember Christ ♪

♪ Our Savior ♪♪ Was born on Christmas Day... ♪Look.What?

It was like she wanted meto see things, but she wouldn'ttell me why.Watch him. Christ ♪

♪

Look at all them livesin there.

He had to hock it to get home.(bells on door jingling)Did you bring me hereto depress me?

Then life's gonnadepress you.

It does sometimes, but Idon't go out looking for it.Honey, you can see the GrandOle Opry every Friday and

Saturday night.All glitter and shine.This here's the Opry that goeson 365 days a year.

Come on, I've got a couple morethings to show you,then the story.What story?

The one I'm gonna tell you.

This part you're gonna like.

I don't like this.I gotta get back, I gotta go--You're gonna be back withplenty of time...

for whatever you have to do.

Come on.

Are you crazy?I'm not going in here.Ax murderers hang out in placeslike this.

I've got ax-murderer sprayin my purse.Okay, get up there, girl.Oh, God, what is this place?

It looks haunted.I don't like it. here.How do you knowng out in placesuntil you get there?

Well, you really don't haveto lay an egg to knowit's rotten.

Okay, it's locked, let's go.

(birds cooing, wings flapping)

Oh, this I wore the nightI first played the Opry.Are these all your costumes?Mmm, not just mine.

(screaming)(chuckling)Oh, that's just Horace.We put him here to discourage

folks from breaking in.We?This is your place?No, honey, this nice old man

used to let us keep our costumesand stuff here when we wenton the road.Pickle?

Who wore this?Ernest Tubbs.No way.Yep, and these are his boots.

Bo Riddle made 'em.Well, what are theydoing here?Why doesn't anybody know

about this?his?I know about it,you know about it.I mean--d these are his boots.

It's private.

Oh, wow!

It's beautiful, what is it?It's a set they builtfor a movie I was gonna make.

Oh, look at the cute little--Oh, it's Nashville.

But it doesn't snowin Nashville.Oh, yeah, it does.But not like this.

It did once.

BuLook at the cute little bus.in Nashville.Yeah.Oh, yeahIt's an old one.ButThem buses was always cold

in the winter, hot inthe summer.Here.What's this?

Part of the reasonI brought you here.It was Tennessee's worstsnowstorm.

The temperature fell 62 degreesin 24 hours.An Arctic onslaught.Them big newspaper words.

Part of the reasonI brought you here.It was Tennessee's worstTook a lot of lives, that storm.

What does this have to do--If you was on the road whenthe blizzard hit,you was in trouble.

Were you?Why do you think I'mtelling you?We had our own bus, but it was

forever breaking down.And this day we had to ridepublic.♪ A poor old country ♪

♪ Christmas ♪♪ A clear and starry night ♪♪ The snow lies white ♪♪ Upon the grass ♪, but it was

♪ And everything feels right ♪Is this gonna fit in here,do you think?You're gonna have to put

that up in a seat.♪ We sit around the hearth ♪♪ And the crackling of ♪♪ The pine cones ♪

♪ Is music to your heart ♪♪ Let's have a good old ♪♪ Country Christmas ♪♪ The family's all here ♪

♪ The tree is done ♪♪ The stockings hung ♪hearth ♪♪ What a magic time of year ♪Miss Shawn!e cones ♪

Can I get your autograph?Sure.Okay, what's your name?Alana.

Alana.Oh, that's a pretty name.Thank you.She has all your albums.

Can I get your autograph?Oh, thank you.Okay, there you go.ame?Thank you.

♪ Have a good old country ♪♪ Christmas ♪♪ One full of joy and fun... ♪May I help you?

♪ A good old country Christmas ♪Thank you, miss.Here, take my arm.Step here.

It started out nice enough.

It was snowing and we wasfreezing but that was naturalfor back then.♪ There's snowflakes ♪

♪ In the air ♪♪ A good old country Christmas ♪♪ A clear and starry night ♪Miss Shawn.

Over here.

♪ It's a good ol' country ♪♪ Christmas ♪Do you mind?♪ And the crackling of ♪

♪ The pine cones ♪♪ Is music to your heart ♪I suppose you're wonderingwhat a blind man wants with

an autograph.Not really.Well, it's my secret.

♪ A real country Christmas ♪♪ The only way to go ♪Thank you.♪ Friends and neighbors ♪

♪ Smiling all aglow ♪♪ It's a real country ♪♪ Christmas ♪I had a show that night

in Arkansas and it startedcoming down something fierce.The windshields of the buswas like milk, and you can't

see nothing through milk.Why didn't they justturn around?They was country roads.

Two lanes with a stripein the middle, and the drivercouldn't see to turn around.You want to sit back by

the back window, tell me ifanything's coming up on my left.Do my best.

Excuse me, sir, I need to tryand see out this window here.Better you than me.Yeah, I guess.

I think we should stopand let this blow over.Stop where?Can't, ma'am.

If I can't see nothing,the cars behind me can'tneither.They'll plow right into us.

(tires screeching)(people screaming)

Are you all right?Is everyone okay?All right, yeah.Everybody okay back there?

We didn't know what hit usor what we hit.

Are you okay?

Is everyone all right?I'm real sorry, folks.We must have left the main road.It feels like we hit something.

I'll try and get the door.

Looks like we're wedgedbetween two trees or something.Can you get it open?e main road.Nope.els like we hit something.

She's wedged.You mean we're stuck here?It looks that way, ma'am.

See, it took a while foreveryone to realize thesituation we were in.Well, how long were

you there?Long.All night?All night and then some.

Makes me hungry thinkingabout it.Well, so, what happened?I mean, couldn't the driver

radio for help?This old bus didn't haveno radio, girl,what are you thinking?

Pork rind?Mm-mmm.When we went into thosetrees, we were on a blacktop

road just off the old statehighway between Lylesaveand Wrigley.rl,Did you ever hear ofg?

them places?No.I don't think nobodybut God had either.

(engine sputtering)Once the motor went dead,there was no more heat.

Well, how come you didn'tmake a fire?Carbon monoxide poisoningin that closed place.

We would have fallen asleepand woke up dead.

Speaking of which...I ain't feeling so good.

I hope you don't gota weak stomach, honey.

I'm just gonna give myselfa little injection here,and soon...I'll be feeling right fine.

Why did she bring me here?To show me that she wasa junkie?I didn't want to see it.

It made me sick.

Why do people always show youthings that hurt you?

I couldn't look at her.She had been my idol and nowshe was just a patheticdrug addict.

I hated her for it.I hope I didn't make youuncomfortable, honey.I-- I saw you was looking away.

Well, it embarrasses me, too,but there's-- gotta do whatyou gotta do.I don't know why.

Honey, there's thingsthat you can't help.But aren't you afraid ofgoing to jail or getting

arrested or something?

What did you think that was?Dope?Well, of course.What else could it be?

Oh, my Lord.Oh. (chuckling)Insulin.

Oh.I'm a diabetic.I take insulin to regulatemy sugar.

Ain't you never heardof a diabetic before?Well, yeah, but...I've never-- just never met one.

Well, there's thousandsof us out there.People used to die from it'til they discovered insulin.

I only need to inject ittwice a day, though,then I'm fine.Oh, I see.

Well... (chuckles)sandsI'm so sorry, I just thoughtthat... well, next time youdo it, I won't turn away.lin.

I won't need to do ituntil way late tonight.What happens if you don'ttake your shot?

I go into a coma.Leave me that way long enoughand poof!But it hasn't happened yet,

can't you tell?

Okay, so finish your story.Where was I?Are you testing me?

Well, you and all those peoplewere locked in this busin the blizzard, freezing.That's right.

Well, in those days it tooka long time to get from oneplace to another so peoplepacked lunches.

Picnic baskets.ll those peopleThis here sandwichs busis froze solid., freezing.Pass it over here,

I'll thaw it out for you.

Did you have enough to eat?Yes, thank you.I had me some sandwiches fromthat kind little girl

and her mama.He's blind.We fetched him over andtook care of him.

Did you have enough to eat?Yes, thank you.They shouldn't be travelingomby themselves.le girl

He's blind, not deaf.

Hey, hey, folks, folks,we ain't at a church picnic.Now look, we've got to havesome kind of plan.

If someone doesn't come for ussoon we're gonna be inbig trouble.Do you know what the temperature

is here?Cold.

Yeah.meone doesn't come for usWell, now, look, I thinksome of us ought to go for help.Come on.now what the temperature

Go where?It's below zero out there.You wouldn't get ten feetin that blizzard.

At least we're safe in here.When we don't get to wherewe're supposed to bethey'll send people for us.

Well, well, now,Miss Singing Star,t there.what makes you think so, huh?I mean, you heard any cars

At least we're safe in here.When we don't get to wherepass by out there in the last,what, six hours?eople for us.

We'd run out of waterhours before.We was so cold and so thirsty,the only thing left was to

try and sleep.I wish we had a radio.(chuckles) I'll give youthe news: Tennessee is under

ten feet of snow.I mean for music.

You should go to sleep.

♪ I need thee every hour ♪♪ Stay thou nearby ♪♪ No tender voice ♪♪ Like thine ♪

♪ I need thee every hour ♪♪ Stay thou nearby ♪♪ No tender voice ♪♪ Like thine ♪

(both) ♪ When thou art nigh ♪♪ I need thee ♪♪ Oh, I need thee ♪♪ Every hour I need thee ♪

(both) ♪ When thou art nigh ♪♪ I need thee ♪♪ Oh, I need thee ♪♪ Every hour I need thee ♪

♪ O, bless me now my savior ♪♪ I come to thee ♪♪ I need thee every hour ♪♪ In joy or pain ♪

♪ O, bless me now my savior ♪♪ I come to thee ♪♪ I need thee every hour ♪♪ In joy or pain ♪

♪ Come quickly and abide ♪♪ Or life is vain ♪Well, wait a minute.What about your insulin?

♪ Come quickly and abide ♪♪ Or life is vain ♪Well, wait a minute.What about your insulin?

Did you have enough with you?In time.That's a big part of the story.Well, I guess I'll hear it,

♪ Come quickly and abide ♪♪ Or life is vain ♪but I'd like it to bein this lifetime.nsulin?

What?I was thinking,how's your Grandma Teeden?How'd you know about her?

You mentioned her.I did?When?At the Opry.

Oh.She's not doing too good.She's in the hospital.She gonna be all right?

You mentioned her.I Well, she always rallies andWheshe's real strong, but...At theI really don't know.

How old is she?About 60 or 70, I guess.That's a big spread, honey.How am I supposed to know?

She always looks the same to me.I bet she knowshow old you are.Well, of course.

She was there when I was born.I wasn't there when she was.That's a point.Whoops!

Gotta go, come on.Well, what about the story?Come on, come on,we gotta go.

Go.We're always going.We never finish anything.We don't got all night.

You're singing at the GrandOle Opry.

I couldn't believe whatI was doing here with thiscrazy woman in an alleymiles from anywhere.

I wanted out.Where are you going?That's our ride.

Get in.

Hi.LeAnn, this is Carl,my husband.

Well, you're...(chuckling)Wait a minute, he was the guy--Things ain't always

what they seem, are they?

Well, get in, girl.I don't know why I got in.I just did.That was the thing about her.

She made you think thecraziest thing was normal.

Then I started seeing headlines:"Singer Kidnapped By Maniacs".

Seems like we were drivingforever.It started getting dark andI started getting real worried.

Where are we going?

Oh.We're going to where you hadthe bus accident?Is there anything there?

All right,it's right about here.Get out, this is it.Are we going to see the bus?

Where are you taking me?

What do you think, honey?Ain't it a dandy?

It's got a steel framecovered in weatherproof plastic.You can almost see through it.What's the word?

Translucent.Yeah.And the insides is filled with12-volt bulbs, like car

headlights.steel frameYou can see it for miles.lastic.Trouble is there usually ain'tnobody around for miles.

Did you think you was meetingyour maker when that lightcame on?How do you know about this?

I mean, how does it workway out here in this field?Carl and me made it.He was a welder by trade

Did you think you was meetingyour maker when that lightcame on?back when he worked.t this?

But how does it...It's got a motion detector.

This here is where 18 peoplenearly breathed theirlast breath.

Soon as we move on,lights go off, it's black again.Don't you know this cross hasscared a few people half

to death when it come onway out here. (chuckling)Why did you do it?

Memory.

I got one more storyto tell you.

I had a visitor that yearwhen I was in Nashville:my dad.He had ridden the bus all the

way from Conway, Arkansas,where I was raised.

He had written me three letterssaying he'd be at my housefor Christmas, but I didn'tanswer one of 'em.

Why not?

Well, honey...my daddy and me hadn't spokenfor nigh on 25 years.But--

Back when I left home,nice girls didn't go intoshow business.Least not where I come from.

♪ I need thee ♪♪ Oh, I need thee ♪♪ Every... ♪I was always singing.

I guess everybody sungback then, but I wanted to singcountry...at the Grand Ole Opry.

If you'd open your Bibleswith me please to the bookof Isaiah.

As soon as I graduatedhigh school, I bought a busticket out of town.(voices arguing, muffled)

Listen, I can't give hermy blessing.Listen to me, you step outof this house, and you have

no daddy!I mean it, girl!You have no daddy.You'll never see her again.

Daddy kept his word.

The only time he contacted mewas to tell me my mama had died.

I got his letter the dayafter the funeral.

When I had them hit records andeverybody started to know meall of a sudden people I hadn'theard from in years

was related to me.That's when I got them lettersfrom Daddy telling mehe was coming to see me.

You know what I thoughthe wanted?I thought he was coming toask me for money.

That's what everybody elsewanted.You'll find that out.But you didn't...

That's right.I couldn't let go of my hurt,my pride.

That's what everybody elseI didn't see my own daddywhen he came to town...for Christmas....

I was still so angry,I didn't ever want to see himagain.

I left him a noteand went off to do my show.

In two hours I knew I'd beon that bus and out of town.Then I discovered I didn'thave my insulin.

It must be in there.It's not.My whole purse is missingand my medicine.

Maybe-- Maybe we put it inwith the music.My shot was way past due.

If the cold didn't kill me,I knew for sure the diabeticcoma would.rse is missingWhat's wrong, honey?

Nobody could've heard mecrying except a mouse.I, um, I-- it's okay.Uh, you wouldn't understand.

Maybe I would.Never can tell.Or a blind person.

Nobody could've heard mecrying except a mouse.I'm diabetic and I don't haveany insulin.dn't understand.

That disease took my sight.

I'll be danged if I let ittake my life.

It ain't gonna take yoursneither, honey,'cause I got enough insulinin here for both of us.

Seems like that old manwas there whenever I neededsomething on that trip.

Your speaking voice is aspretty as your singing.You know me?I know exactly who you are.

That's why I asked for yourautograph.You're my favorite singer.

I can't believe yourecognize me just fromhearing me speak.I see with my ears.

You also sang a hymn.I'm hoping someday you'llrecord a gospel album.Gospel's what I love.

I guess you say thingsin a situation like that.Things you never sharewith a stranger.rs.

He was a harsh man,and he couldn't tell I hadthis burning dream.Well, sometimes you can't

see someone else's dreams.

People say you should takepride, then in the next breaththey say you should swallowyour pride.imes you can't

I didn't know what to dowith mine so I did the wrongthing.Oh, honey, it is so easy

to do the wrong thing.takeBefore you know it,next breaththere's no time leftswallowto do it right. you can't

We all wait too long.

I don't know if I havethe time.You have plenty of time.Plenty.

Use it right and get some sleep.

♪ don't know if I haveHe had this little crosson his satchel. of time.I just stared at that cross

for hours.I knew as long as I could see itI was still alive.

It was time for my shot,and I hated to wake him.

(door creaking)That's when we heard the menbeating on the bus door.Hey, hey!

We're in here!Let us out!All right.Hey, guys, come on in.

Hey, come on, everybody,let's go.Wake up.Wake up, they're coming for us.

Come on.Wake up.Come on, come on,you need your medicine.

Hey, come on, everybody,let's go.Wake up.Let's get you your shot.for us.

Truth was he didn't haveno more insulin in that box.

He gave me the last...to save my life.

The man died in the night.I didn't even know he was dead.(sniffling)That man who saved my life

was left inside that bus,alone in the cold and dark.Those people who came withininches of dying themselves

didn't want to ride witha dead person.

We left him.All alone.

The men had to come back laterwith a wagon and get him.

That's why you and Carlbuilt the cross.

A few weeks later, I wasgetting ready to go on stage.I'll be right there.They returned your stuff

from that bus ride.

Oh, that's not mine--We've got five minutes,everyone.

(sniffling)

The blind man was my daddy.

When I didn't see him inNashville he got on the busback to Conway.

Why didn't you recognize him?I mean--I hadn't seen him in over20 years and he looked

so different.He had all that white hairand a hat and I didn't knowhe had gone blind.

He probably didn't even knowI was on the bus 'til heheard my voice.Maybe he thought you all

would be rescued beforehe had to take his own shot.No.He knew giving me his last dose

could kill him.

He just did it anyway.He gave his life for meand I refused to see him.

I can't take back nothingI did in my life.I ain't got no family no more,but if I did,

they'd come first.First before money, career,success, fame.

You see, honey, you're gonna getwhere you're going.

The question is...who's gonna be there with you?

Well, we had us a good time.Thanks for coming with me.Will I ever see you again?I'll see you around.

Bye-bye.

Say hi to your Grandma Teeden.

(door opens)How's Grandma Teeden?She's not good, honey.Daddy just talked to Grandpa

Luther on the phone,and they're gonna operatetomorrow morning.I want to be there before

(door opens)How's Grandma Teeden?they take her in for surgery.LeAnn.just talked to Grandpa

Look, I know what playingthe Opry tonight means,but the Opry can wait.Grandma Teeden can't.

I'll call and cancel.

Would you please tell 'ema family emergency came up.Yes, I need Barton Mathersnow.

You call the airline andget the tickets, I'll be readyin about ten minutes.(mouthing) Okay.

We've got to cancelthe Opry tonight.Something's come up.I know, it's a family emergency.

You remember when I was inthe hospital with thatinfection?Mm-hmm.

You and Dad were working...and Grandma Teeden slept in achair by my bed all night.She held my hand and sang.gency.

Now, honey, we can't singas loud in here as we doat home or in church'cause we might bother some

of the other patients.So we're gonna kind of singin whispers.That way nobody'll hear us

Now, honey, we can't singas loud in here as we doat home or in churchbut the Lord.ht bother some

(both) ♪ Amazing grace ♪♪ How sweet the sound ♪♪ That saved a wretch ♪♪ Like me ♪

(both) ♪ Amazing grace ♪♪ How sweet the sound ♪♪ That saved a wretch ♪♪ Like me ♪

(man clearing throat)Would you excuse us, ma'am?I need to examine the child.Well, I think I'll just

wait right here, doctor,while you do that.

♪She never left my side.

Hi, Grandpa.

Don't disturb her.She needs her rest.

LeAnn, baby.Hi, Grandma.You don't have to talk.Mom and Dad are here, too.

They say...I got cancer.

I know, Grandma.Don't talk.

I'm proud of you, honey.I seen you on TV a whole lot.Try to sleep, Grandma.

Remember how we used tosing on the porch swingwhen you was little?I remember.

You know...you're never as close to Godas when you're with family.

Are you still close to God,LeAnn?Do you still talk to Himevery day?

Yeah, Grandma.

'Cause if you're awayo God,from God, you know who moved?I moved a little, Grandma,but... I'm back now.

Would you, baby?It's the medicine.She doesn't know what she'ssaying.

I do too, Avery.

Would you?

I want to hear you singone more time.

I can't sing real loud likewe do at home or in church,but I'll sing in a whisper.Nobody'll hear us but the Lord.

♪ Amazing grace ♪♪ How sweet the sound ♪♪ That saved a wretch ♪♪ Like me ♪

♪ Amazing grace ♪♪ How sweet the sound ♪♪ That saved a wretch ♪♪ Like me ♪

♪ I once ♪♪ Was lost ♪♪ But now ♪♪ I'm found ♪

♪ Was blind ♪♪ But now ♪♪ I see ♪

♪ When we've been there ♪♪ Ten thousand years ♪♪ Bright shining ♪♪ As the sun ♪

♪ When we've been there ♪♪ Ten thousand years ♪♪ Bright shining ♪♪ As the sun ♪

♪ We've no less days ♪♪ To sing God's praise ♪♪ Then when ♪♪ We've first ♪

♪ We've no less days ♪♪ To sing God's praise ♪♪ Then when ♪♪ We've first ♪

♪ Begun ♪

You can't go any further.I can go to the operatingroom.I'm sorry, you can't.

Well, what if she's notasleep?I want her to know I'm here.She's sleeping, honey,

and she's dreaming ofher.your beautiful voice.ting♪ Today I watched a robin ♪♪ In our front yard ♪

♪ I thought by now ♪♪ That they should all ♪♪ Be gone ♪♪ With winter around ♪

♪ The corner ♪♪ And snow on its way ♪♪ Surely there must be ♪♪ Something wrong ♪

♪ Then in that old oak tree ♪♪ I finally saw her... ♪Mom, she looked so scrawny.Not even Grandma.und ♪

Grandpa says she's beeneating like a little bird.Grandma loves to eat.You know your Grandma Teeden.

She wouldn't go to a doctor.That cancer's probably beeneating at her for months.She kept saying it was

indigestion.She could hardlydigest a thing.How long now?

She wouldn't go to a doctor.That cancer's probably beeneating at her for months.Three hours and some.s

indigestion.What you making, Grandpa?Gloves.a thing.Gonna line 'em with fur.

Soft.They're for your GrandmaTeeden to wear to town,when she gets well.

She'll like that, Grandpa.Yep.♪ It's just a broken wing ♪

(vocalizing)

♪ It's just a broken wing ♪Mr. and Mrs. Rimes?

She's doing fine.I think we got everything.Oh, thank the Lord.Her liver was clear and

that's what we were mostworried about.We won't know for sure untilall the lab results are back,

but I'm real satisfied.

Can I see her?No, they'll be bringing herup in a little while.Your grandma's one strong woman.

She came through like a trooper.I knew it.Thank you, God.Where do we go from here?

Well, she is gonna needseveral weeks.I am gonna recommend somechemotherapy,

just as a precaution.I thought you said--Well, we got everythingwe can see and feel,

but there can always bemicroscopic cells we don't catchand we don't want this thingspreading, okay?

juGrandma Teeden pitched a fitI thought yover that.Well, wI ain't doing it.wAll my hair's gonna fall out.

You don't need any hair,woman.Besides I hear that baldnessimproves your disposition.

Look it here, darlin'.

They're beautiful.You can still stitch better thanany old machine.

I hope you like yours, too.Grandpa.

It fits like a...Glove.

How did you know the sizeof my hand?From years of holding it,darling.

The next six months werethe roughest yet.We were booked clear acrossthe country.

But we got our new bus,and Daddy designed it.And of course nobody coulddrive it but him.

The record company...(indistinct conversation)(cheers and applause)The funny thing about dreams

is that they really do cometrue, but in their own time.I was finally opening atthe Grand Ole Opry.

(cheering)

It was thrilling,but like most good thingsit was going by too fast.I just wanted to stop and

take it all in.

Faith was right.I did get there,but the question waswho was gonna be there with me?

LeAnn.Just talked to the recordcompany.They're throwing a big party

after the show.They're gonna announce therelease of the new record.They're very high on it.

Think we're gonna get at leastthree big singles...Look at this place.So nervous I can barely breathe.

It'll be fine.Take deep breaths.In and out, in and out.

♪ 'Til I find myself ♪♪ Another pot of gold ♪♪ I can't help the love ♪♪ That I deserve... ♪

Excuse me. Thanks.

Honey, I know this is thebig one, but I still haveto ask you.Yes, Mom, I want this

more than ever.(whispers, inaudible)

Hey, guys, quiet time, okay?

Thanks.

Oh, Miss Rimes.I told you I'd get you these.Oh, great! Thank you.Can I get some more

pictures tonight?(mouthing) Yeah, sure.I couldn't wait to seethe photographs that night with

Faith Shawn and me.

What you got, honey?Oh, I can't wait for youto see these, you won'tbelieve this.

Where is she?Oh, they're lovely.

She's not in them.Who?When we were here last time,I didn't tell you about it

because, well, I don't know,but, anyways, I couldn't waitto get these pictures so I couldshow you but--

Honey, what are youtalking about?Remember when Grandma Teedengot sick?

Faith Shawn, I met her at theOpry, and we took picturestogether and we spent a wholeday together and she told me

about this horrible bus accidentand how her father saved herlife, and-- and...she's not here.

Honey, you must be mistaken.

Faith Shawn died two years ago.

Daddy said most folks didn'teven know she had died.(applause, distant)She spent her last years with

some old boy she married helpingthe homeless in a mission.Someone sent Daddy a clippingfrom a Nashville paper because

he had been such a big fan.She died in an accident.Do good, honey.It's your night, Lee.

She is one of the youngestcountry music performers to havea top ten record on all...There was a storm.

She and her husband were hitby lightning, near a crosssomewhere.Ladies and gentlemen,

She is one of the youngestMiss LeAnn Rimes.formers to have♪ top ten record on all...(cheers and applause)

This is a very special nightfor me.First, because I'm finally heresinging at the Grand Ole Opry.

(cheers and applause)And second...well, so many country performershave grown up singing in church.

I did, too,but even before that, I sangwith someone very special,and she's here with me tonight--

my Grandma Teeden.(cheers and applause)

She taught me that real musicdoesn't come from the throat,it comes from somewhere deepdown.

It's God, putting a holidayin your heart.May you always have a holidayin your heart.

For you, Grandma.(applause)

♪

♪ I've never been so certain ♪♪ I've never been so sure ♪♪ We're on the side of angels ♪♪ If we believe ♪

♪ I've never been so certain ♪♪ I've never been so sure ♪♪ We're on the side of angels ♪♪ If we believe ♪

♪ This love is pure ♪♪ Is it so hard to trust it? ♪♪ 'Cause we've been wrong ♪♪ Before ♪

♪ There comes a time ♪♪ In every life ♪♪ We find the heart ♪♪ We're waiting for ♪

♪ After all ♪♪ The might-have-beens ♪♪ The close and instant calls ♪♪ After all the try-agains ♪

♪ Don't be afraid to fall ♪♪ We're on the side of angels ♪♪ After all ♪

♪ Every time you touch me ♪♪ Don't you feel it too? ♪♪ The gentle hand ♪♪ That's guiding us ♪

♪ Every time you touch me ♪♪ Don't you feel it too? ♪♪ The gentle hand ♪♪ That's guiding us ♪

♪ You to me ♪♪ Me to you ♪♪ After all ♪♪ The might-have-beens ♪

♪ The close and instant calls ♪♪ After all the try-agains ♪♪ Don't be afraid to fall ♪♪ We're on the side of angels ♪

♪ The close and instant calls ♪♪ After all the try-agains ♪♪ Don't be afraid to fall ♪♪ We're on the side of angels ♪

♪ After all ♪

♪ Heaven only knows ♪♪ Why this took so long ♪♪ But only heaven knows ♪♪ If love is right or wrong ♪

♪ After all ♪♪ The might-have-beens ♪♪ The close and instant calls ♪♪ After all the try-agains ♪

♪ After all ♪♪ The might-have-beens ♪♪ The close and instant calls ♪♪ After all the try-agains ♪

♪ Don't be afraid to fall ♪♪ We're on the side of angels ♪♪ On the side of angels ♪♪ On the side of angels ♪

♪ Don't be afraid to fall ♪♪ We're on the side of angels ♪♪ On the side of angels ♪♪ On the side of angels ♪

♪ After all ♪

♪ Ooh, yeah ♪

♪ On the side of angels ♪

(cheers and applause)

♪

I never saw her again.Someday I'll get a chanceto thank her for coming.But I know it won't be

in this life.

♪