town man myself only come home for fairs and whedon's and such that's how come i cherish these pictures makes me feel close to my friends to look  country on it has been layin out all that time it'll take a whole year to clear oh yeah on it's ok with me tucker i ain't interested in that piece of land too far away from my other property but just remember th satisfied with the way your work and i aim to break that contract any time i li boss i like you talk or you're a good hard worker and that's why i'm bothering to warn you and i'm telling you again if you're working for a big outfit maybe you don't get rich but you still get your pay  have everything real nice house don't seem like nothin extra seems like an extra one thing started on extra bad i reckon i was thinking too hard about the land  i just never could get along without you i couldn't the thing would be good about is we could always work together when you did the plow when i could leave the mules and when you cleaned up this brush i could burn it  summertime we could lie in the grass and watch the kids swimming in the river yeah that would be fun and what worries me is a busted well spam because to a bar water from the neighbor yonder a nobody refuses want to hear he's got a good him i reckon we oughta say you really mean that change just sayin that to make me feel confident because i believe you're as good as any man and it's right for you to be your own boss you'll get your washing finish like that and he gives the poison for the way those pays the cotton pickers even let your drug grow up from his commissary after you get the ground he just vanishes about everything with the sweat and if you get by the year he generously let you take your share of the crop ain't that right i asked me seems like you know it already but i know rush didn't think the first time you get a piece of land cleaned off for nothing until you get your plow and started  crab first year i lost my whole crop it was run by the hail next year blackleg got my cow and pig that i'd spent all my savings my wife caught cold and she died two years later one of my kids the boy he died from spring sick maybe i lost them both my woman and my kid cause i didn't have no money for doctrine and here i am with a good one belongs all of me and was lots of money and i see it ain't going to have no dinner again tonight never you mind granny for breakfast we'll have a nice big bowl of cornmeal mush look i think i know where there's a nice warm awhile beings maybe tomorrow i'll go out and get you some honey maybe to be a stranger and if the house then comes johnny because he's the little and this one's presumably because he helped freight didn't see no reason to bother your doctor was just a little sore sonny ever been sick but it grew and grew not seems like it's just been going to possess vegetables you can easily pick vegetables couldn't grow vegetables in winter you got the money yes doctor got your two dollars and cents got a dollar thirty five cents more you take all your money and gamble that's what you all are to a man you ask do you starve yourself to death in the hopes that some fine day well i think you local may i'd rather be safe maybe and rather workin but i told you before it's wrong for a man to get too big for his britches when you've got no money you work for them what's got it that there's a rule why don't you go back to russia get your six bits today some milk fashion idea i had about moma no no i can't listen to him cry no more right cause i worked all my life i worked hard to you know that i was here not someplace else before you come i was alone in its place everything was mine how was thinkin to unbind you'll find it was cheaper then but now if this goes on me well we're going to get married i can't help wondering why i get the man i  we are all together well gotta go we got work to do can hardly believe the house is still standing