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Good evening.

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I'm Helen Mirren, and you're
watching "Documentary Now!"

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season 52.

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When discussing jazz musician
Rex Logan,

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the question
most often asked is,

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"What could have been?"

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A man of immense talent,

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Rex spent his life
trying to outrun his demons.

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In 1999, he stopped running
long enough

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to be the subject
of the now classic documentary,

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"Long Gone."

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* Long gone

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* A ring ar--

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Is that the same?

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-Chromatical scale.
-No?

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Well, it's chromatic
the first time,

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and then the second time
descending, it's whole steps.

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* Long gone

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[Guitar tuning]

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[Beeping]

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What is that?

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[Man speaks
indistinctly]

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Can someone turn that off?

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[Feedback]

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Whoa.

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[Folk music playing]

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[Rhythmic clapping]

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Baxter: Everyone has a story
about Rex Logan.

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I remember one time I saw him
buy slugs at 3rd and B.

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He was parked outside
in a big Cadillac,

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listening to Chick Corea,
"Now He Sings, Now He Sobs,"

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with Miroslav Vitous on bass.

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Now, he's playing it over
and over, and he says to me,

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"Man, can you believe the notes
these cats are playing?"

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Then he threw up,
ruined my shoes.

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[Laughs]

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I would say it's to be happy.

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Woman:
Are you happy?

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That's a mighty big question.

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Yes.
I would say I'm happy.

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I don't know.
You tell me.

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Man: Describe Rex Logan
in three words.

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How did you
meet Rex?

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[Cheers and applause]

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[Jazz music playing]

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* Solar winds

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[Cheers and applause]

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* Solar winds

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Both: * Solar winds

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* From the depths
of the nebulon *

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* Solar winds

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Rex,
what's the difference

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between jazz
and regular music?

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Well, Googy, I don't know

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what you mean
by regular music.

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I don't think it exists.

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Ah, come on, guy.
You know what I mean.

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I suppose
there's color and tone

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and feeling,
various shapes.

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Uh, can somebody
get the nu-u-u-rse?

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[Laughter]

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Meola:
The first time I met Rex Logan,

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he was passed out facedown
in a plate of spaghetti.

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It was a February night at some
place down on Elizabeth Street.

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I had come in with my girlfriend
to get warm,

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and I looked over,
and there he was.

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You know, I remember asking
the waitress, "Is he dead?"

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And she pointed at the little
bubbles in the sauce

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around his face, so we knew
he was still breathing.

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Then she put one of those
little bendy straws in his mouth

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for a snorkel, and I thought,
"Watch yourself, Carla.

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I mean, there is something
about this one."

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[Speaking foreign language]

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[Laughter]

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Drugs.

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[Harmonica music playing]

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I've known Rexy
since we were kids.

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We called him Little Rex
or White Rex or the Flash

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'cause he was quick
with the ladies.

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When we were 16, maybe 17,

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we booked a weekend
doing an early set at the Copa.

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I mean, this is the biggest gig
any of us had ever seen,

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and Rex says, "You're gonna have
to get a sub for me.

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I can't make it."

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I said, "All right."

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So we're playing
that first night,

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and the next thing you know,
Rex walks in with my mom.

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She's his date.

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Now, I didn't like that shit,
you know?

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Can't be messing with my mom.

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But Rex liked to tease,
you know,

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so I just let it go at first.

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But then, you know, he started
making out with her,

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making real hard eye contact
with me while he's kissing her.

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Well, you know, I'm about to
knock his ass out when he says,

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"Come on, Julius.
Can't you take a joke?"

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Well, it went on
for another 2, 3 years,

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and luckily I can
laugh about it now.

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No, I can't.
No, I can't.

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That son of a bitch
broke my mama's heart.

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Sorry.
[Speaks native language]

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Hey. How you doing?
How are you?

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Hey, Greg. Hey.
What's going on?

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Hey, everybody.

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How you doing?

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[Bells tolling]

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Downsworth: A day at long last
which many people here

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thought they would never see.

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Independence for Sárdasovinia,

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the one-time
Austro-Hungarian backwater

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long trapped behind
the Iron Curtain,

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has never known
self-governance until now,

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all thanks in no small part
to one man, Csaba Mozsar,

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and the political
opposition movement

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he leads and which he calls
the Solar Revolution.

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One of Sárdasovinia's
most powerful poets,

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now officially
its most powerful man,

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the first elected president
of a democratic Sárdasovinia.

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And while he's almost
universally beloved

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by his countrymen,

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Mozsar cuts
an idiosyncratic figure,

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known as much
for his love of freedom

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as for his love of the
boundary-pushing guitar jazz

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of Rex Logan.

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* Solar winds

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Sorry.
I-I'm all right.

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Logan: Can I have someone
find my lighter please?

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I'm always losing my lighter.

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It's got, um,
Minnie Mouse on it.

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[Lighter clicks]

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All right.

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Man: Is freedom
important to you, Rex?

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Yeah, freedom
is very important to me.

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It's, um, you know,
personal liberty.

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Freedom, you know, it's --
it's sacrament to me.

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That's what I like about
the Sárdasovinians is,

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they're very freethinkers.

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I met a lot of hip cats here.

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[Men singing
in native language]

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[Speaking
native language]

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[Applause]

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All right.

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The story with
that one is, uh, uh,

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I was really sick.

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So this girl, Danni,

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was supposed
to score for me,

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and she got some bad scag
or something,

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and she almost died.

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And they thought
she was a corpse,

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but she didn't really die,
per se, but...

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Uh-huh.

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Oh, stellar...
So that's pronounced stellar.

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I don't mean to correct you --
-Stellar.

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It's just that...
Yeah, otherwise,

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it sounds like Steeler,
like the football team.

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Are you just reciting
my lyrics to me?

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Okay. Yes, that would be
correct, yes.

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Oh.

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I would read your speeches
back to you,

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but I don't know them.

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You look good.
I like that.

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You know, I'm part Sárdasovinian
on my mother's side.

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She's Cherokee
and, um, Sárdasovinian.

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So that's why it feels
like home to me here.

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You know, when I walk around
in the streets,

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they feel familiar to me
because, genetically,

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all the streets
are in my brain.

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Man: Why did you go
with Rex to Sárdasovinia?

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Uh, I was pregnant
with Rexanne.

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I had stopped touring
when we had Thad,

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but being pregnant,

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I just wasn't physically
allowed to fly overseas.

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That did not stop Rex.

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Why do you think Rex decided
to stay in Sárdasovinia?

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Rex was a typical artist,
you know?

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I mean, he would leave, go on
tour, but he always came back.

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And then eventually,
he just stayed.

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One, two, three, four.

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[Scattered applause]

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Good show, you guys.

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I thought the tempos
were all pretty good.

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Hey, Yatella, you can't
play substitutions

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underneath the solo, right?

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If I'm doing a solo, the whole
thing goes out the window,

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right, 'cause then
there's no root note.

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So all these people here,
they're looking at me, like,

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they look like
I'm making a mistake.

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You know why you did
substitutions during a solo?

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No.
You don't know why.

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You just felt like doing it.

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I mean, he knows the solo
is coming, right?

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You know my solo is coming,
right?

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So you know when to lay out,
right?

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It's a disgrace, you know.

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And by the way,
I don't give a shit.

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It's your gig.

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You know, I could care less.

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You want to go?

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Hey, uh, let's buy us
one of those lemonades.

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I go, "That lemonade,

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if you don't want
to put ice cubes in it,

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that's not lemonade."

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You know, if I could do
things my own way,

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I'd just bring
my own ice cubes,

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but they're hard
to travel with.

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Mm-hmm.

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And why do you
play guitar?

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-It's...
-Why you choose that?

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It chose me.

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That's what happened.

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* I get along
without you very well *

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* Of course I do

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* Except when
soft rains fall *

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* And drip from leaves
and I recall *

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* The thrill of being sheltered
in your arms *

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* Of course I do

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* But I get along
without you very well *

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**

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* Except perhaps in spring

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* But I should never think
of spring *

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* For that would surely
break my heart in two *

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**

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What do you want me to say?
Do I want him to see his kids?

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Yes, of course I do,
but from what I hear,

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he can't come back here
even if he wants to.

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I mean, legally, it's a lot more
complicated than that, right?

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[Jail door clicking]

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* Solar winds

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* From the depths
of the nebulon *

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* Solar winds

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[Speaking foreign language]

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Man: Did Rex Logan know
about the alleged atrocities

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being committed
by your government?

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This is the last song
of the night.

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Uh, thank you for coming,

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and, uh, it's
a favorite of mine.

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Uh, it's a little slower,
and, uh, you're really not

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the right kind of audience
for this,

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but, uh, well, I got limited
options right now, so...

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Uh, anyway, one, two,
three, four.

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* Long gone

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* The ring upon your finger
and the rose *

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* Long gone

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* The way we used to hold
each other close *

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* I could call
or send a cable *

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* But I just don't think
I'm able *

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* All the drinks upon the table
are long gone *

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Boy: I know that
he can't leave Sárdas

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and that he can't
talk about why.

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I know that Mr. Logan was
an agent of the American CIA

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and that, now that his mission
has been terminated,

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he must remain in hiding.

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If he makes any attempt
to return to the U.S.,

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they will hurt his family.

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Man: What do you know about
the Mozsar government?

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[Sighs] I only know
about jazz, man.

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* Long gone

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Thanks.
Thank you.

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Man:
Do you miss him?

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[Laughs]

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Man, I don't know
how to answer that.

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I do, and I don't, you know?

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People always saying,

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"Isn't it sad
what happened to Rex?"

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We all thought
he'd be dead by now.

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How bad can it be?

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One more question, Rex --
When you look back on this,

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do you think the experience
of making this film

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will make you happy?

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Yeah.

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Of course
it'll make me happy.

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Walking around Byog,
and you filming me

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and making me play the guitar

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and talk to people
I didn't know, perfect.

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Those beautiful ladies
you hired...

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...and filmed it
with the camera,

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genius.

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Let me tell you something,
Robert,

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you're a beautiful filmmaker.

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