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- Excuse me, I'm looking
for Ted and Carrie Evans.
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- Johnny.
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- Carrie.
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- Come on in.
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[dramatic music]
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- What happened, Carrie?
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Why are you living
in a place like this?
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- What'd you come for, Johnny?
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- Ted wrote me over a
year ago, I just got it.
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Since the war, I've
been on the move
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and sometimes my mail
doesn't catch up with me.
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He sounded kind of desperate,
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he asked me to help.
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- That was over a
year ago, Johnny.
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I don't think he
wants your help now.
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- Where is he, Carrie?
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I'd like to see him.
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[dramatic music]
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- Oh no, Johnny, he's not dead,
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he's worse than dead.
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♪ Johnny Yuma was a rebel
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♪ He roamed through the west
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♪ Did Johnny Yuma, the rebel
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♪ He wandered alone
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♪ Johnny Yuma
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- It doesn't make any sense.
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Three years in the same outfit,
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how wouldn't I have known?
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- You weren't with him
the last year of the war,
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he was very badly wounded.
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- A lot of men were
wounded, Carrie,
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it didn't make
drug addicts of us.
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- Well it did make
one out of Ted.
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Why don't you sit down and
change the subject, Johnny?
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You still want to be a writer?
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- He was my buddy,
Carrie, I want to know.
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- Well you saw him, what
more is there to know?
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They gave him the
drugs to ease the pain.
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He got over the pain
but never the drugs.
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It's a shock, I know,
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but you'll just have
to get used to it
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or at least I have to.
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It's hard to imagine
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that you could've ever been
in love with me, isn't it?
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- Carrie, I'm sorry,
I know you must've...
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- Please, no pity.
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I made my choice.
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Once there were two soldier boys
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so the rich little
southern belle chose.
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I had a lot of time Johnny
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to wonder what it might've
been like with you.
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- I try never to look back.
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- [Ted] Carrie, Carrie,
Carrie, my medicine,
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Carrie, my medicine.
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- Did you ever fall
in love again, Johnny?
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- [Ted] Carrie, my medicine!
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- Your husband's
calling you, Carrie.
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- I can't find it!
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Carrie, I can't
find my medicine.
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Carrie, you gotta hep me
find my medicine, honey,
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I need my medicine.
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Please Carrie, now
I need my medicine.
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- Why don't you give it to him?
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- There isn't any.
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- Well then give me
some money, honey.
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Come on, Carrie, give
me some money, please,
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please give me some money.
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- Ted!
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Drummer man,
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hey drummer man,
don't you know me?
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- Johnny, oh buddy, I'm sick.
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Now I need my medicine.
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Will you loan me
some money, Johnny?
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Please buddy, just five dollars?
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Please, Johnny.
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- Don't worry, I
got a little money.
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[dramatic music]
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- It must be very nice
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to have friends who can
afford to indulge one's vices.
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[dramatic music]
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- Mr. Keller, now you've
got to give it to me.
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Now this is all the money I got.
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You raised the price on me.
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- You need 2.50
more than that, Ted.
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Now I'll be gone a month
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so you better stock up.
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- Oh no, come on Keller,
please, please give it to me.
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- Hello there, stranger,
can I help you?
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- Johnny, I'm sick and
I need some medicine.
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He's leaving town and he
raised the price on me
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and I need a little
more money buddy,
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now you give me some money?
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- I don't have any
money with me, Ted.
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I don't want you to
sell him anymore.
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[giggles]
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You do and you're not gonna
think it's so funny, mister.
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- Ain't no law, boy,
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no law against what I'm selling.
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Now maybe someday there will be
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but meanwhile Roy
Keller's gonna get rich.
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People want to forget
what ails them,
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ain't no concern of mine.
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I got it all,
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drugs, potions,
elixirs and the like,
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anything they ask me for
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and it's all legal.
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- It's legal murder Keller.
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- It ain't my fault they
take a need to the stuff.
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I'd be doing much worse
if I kept it from 'em.
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- You stinking!
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- You break the law in this town
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and you're gonna find
yourself behind bars.
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Now that ain't gonna help
your friend none at all.
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[dramatic music]
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- We're supposed to let
him die a little at a time.
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You're trying to tell me there's
nothing that can be done?
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- Almost one out of every 400
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in this country
is a drug addict,
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one out of 400.
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That was one of the
costs of the war,
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our big medical discovery,
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we found drugs which
alleviate pain,
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make operations possible,
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oh, in the beginning
it saved a lot of lives
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but we didn't know.
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No one could've know
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that the body would
come to crave it,
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would suffer agonies
when it was taken away.
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- Alright, they know it now.
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- The doctors know it now,
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we're not giving it out.
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But there are always
jackals like Keller,
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the would be medicine men,
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the drummers who'll sell
anything for a price.
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Well, he not only
supplies the soldiers
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who came home with the habit
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but he takes that
medicine wagon of his
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out on tour of the
isolated communities
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and drums up new business.
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- What kind of a town is this?
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What's that matter
with your sheriff?
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- We've got a good sheriff
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but his hands are tied.
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The law lags a few
years behind sometimes
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but it'll catch up
with the Keller's.
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- Alright, doctor, how do
I get him off the habit?
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- There's only one way,
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starve it out of his system,
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cut off his source of supply.
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Oh, it'll be torture.
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- The doctor says
it'll be brutal,
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worse than anything you've
ever been through before
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but we can do it.
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There's just one big hurdle,
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Ted has got to want to quit.
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That's your job, Carrie.
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- Well you're just too
late again, Johnny.
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Ted's riding on his rainbow,
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never mind, it's a family joke.
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He went to that
medieval medicine man,
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he stole your money.
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- Come on, we're
going after him.
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The mercy wagon.
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- Johnny, Johnny Yuma,
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oh it's great to see you, buddy.
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I wanted to talk to
you before only I,
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well I was feeling awful sick.
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About that money, Johnny,
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I'm sorry about that
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but I had to take it,
now you know that.
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But I'm gonna pay you back now,
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I'll pay you back just as
soon as I get strong enough
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to go back to work.
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- Come on, Drummer, let's go.
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- Drummer, you remember
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how everybody used to call
me that, Johnny, drummer?
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Carrie, I want you
should make a good dinner
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for my old buddy.
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[tense music]
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- I guess he's on that rainbow
you were talking about.
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But this is gonna
be his last ride.
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- I've been through
this before, Johnny,
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you don't know what
you're asking for.
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- It'll be bad.
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- It'll be hell.
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[dramatic music]
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- Johnny, I'm not gonna be
able to go through with it.
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My bones feel like
they're breaking.
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I'm gonna crack.
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I know all the signs.
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I want to quit, I know I need to
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but I'm not gonna
be able to make it.
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I'm not gonna be
able to make it.
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- You're halfway home,
Ted, you'll make it.
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[groaning]
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- Flash is passing
right through my eyes.
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Fine eyes right through me.
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- Hold on, Ted, just hold on.
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One more day and the
worst'll be over.
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[groaning]
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- Johnny, I can't
watch him like this.
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- Don't you break down.
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- I won't.
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[groaning]
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- I'm dying, I'm dying.
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- No thank you, Johnny.
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[glass breaking]
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- Come on, Drummer,
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you got through the war,
you can get through this.
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Hold on, kid, hold on.
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Come on, Drummer boy.
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- Drummer, where was you
Johnny, when I got hit?
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No, you weren't there, were you?
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I was alone, alone
back of the lines.
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He said, "Roll charge"
and I did, I rolled it
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and they went, them
rebels they went
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right into a line of
bullets and they screamed.
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[crying]
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Johnny, you know you've
heard men scream, you know.
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Carrie, she don't
know, I drummed,
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he said, "Roll
charge" and I rolled
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and you know I couldn't
stop afterwards
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when they were
dying and yelling,
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I couldn't stop the drums
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until their shells hit and
then the whole world stopped.
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The whole world was pain,
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100 years of pain.
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Oh, give me my
medicine, I'm dying.
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- No, Ted!
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- No Johnny, please Johnny!
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- No!
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I'm gonna kill him.
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I'm gonna kill him.
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Keller, let me in, Keller,
I'm gonna kill you,
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kill you all!
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Oh don't you look at me!
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Do you want to see what
he did to my husband?
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Do you?
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No!
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Oh God.
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- Alright, I'll
take care of her.
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Go about your business.
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[crying]
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- There there, now,
Teddy, just take it easy,
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we know what you need,
we'll take care of you.
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- Are you alright?
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- I'll be alright now.
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- It'll be bad for awhile, yet,
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you know that don't you, Carrie?
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- I know.
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- Just in case I get
tempted to shoot Keller.
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Tonight'll be the worst, Carrie.
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We get him through that
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and maybe life'll be
good for you again.
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- Maybe.
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- Where'd you get
the stuff, Ted?
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Keller?
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- Now Johnny don't be mad.
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I tried, now you know I tried
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but Keller he came and Johnny,
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Johnny, that stuff
don't make me feel good,
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it just makes life bearable.
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Johnny.
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- Johnny, what are you gonna do?
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- The same thing I
stopped you from doing.
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- Carrie.
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- Get out, Ted.
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- Oh now, Carrie I...
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- You ruined your life
and mine and now Johnny's.
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He's gonna kill
tonight because of you
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and Ted, you're not worth it.
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- Oh now, Carrie, I'm
gonna break the habit.
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- Get out!
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- You wait, you'll see,
I will break the habit.
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- Get out, get out, get out!
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[glass shattering]
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- Keller, where are you Keller?
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[gunfire]
[glass shattering]
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[dramatic music]
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- How long is he in for?
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Well, how long?
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- I don't make the laws,
I just enforce 'em.
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- Well, but how long?
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- I'm letting him off
with assault and battery,
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couple of weeks.
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- Well, is Keller,
he gonna buy that?
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- Your friend Keller
left town, sonny.
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He took my suggestion,
decided to move along.
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I guess that means we'll be
seeing the last of you too,
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don't it?
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- Well, you got the
wrong man, sheriff,
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I was the one who
broke in that store
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and beat Keller up.
294
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Now you let my buddy out of here
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and you lock me up.
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Don't you stop me, Johnny.
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- Do you want to be locked
up in here for two weeks?
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There's no turning
back this time, Ted.
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Are you sure you can take it?
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- Will you lock me up?
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[dramatic music]
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- Johnny, I just told Ted
something that might help him,
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I got a telegram last night,
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did some careful checking,
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Keller's wanted in Missouri,
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one of his elixirs
killed a baby girl.
307
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US Marshall's got him now.
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- The doctor says I
got a good chance.
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I'm gonna make it this time.
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Where you going, Johnny?
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- Don't worry, I'm staying
in town for awhile.
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- I can do some fancy
drumming on this.
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- Good luck, Drummer.
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He really wants to
quit this time, Carrie.
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- Thank you Johnny very
much for everything.
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♪ Johnny Yuma was a rebel
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♪ He roamed through the West
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♪ Johnny Yuma, the rebel
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♪ He wandered alone
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♪ He got fighting
mad, this rebel lad ♪
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♪ He packed no star
as he wandered far ♪
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♪ Where the only law
was a hook and a draw ♪
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♪ The rebel, Johnny Yuma
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♪ Johnny Yuma was a rebel
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♪ He roamed through the west
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♪ And Johnny Yuma, the rebel
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♪ He wandered alone
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♪ He searched the land
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♪ This restless lad
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♪ He was panther quick
and leather tough ♪
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♪ If he figured that
he'd been pushed enough ♪
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♪ The rebel, Johnny Yuma
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♪ Johnny Yuma23474
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