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Wait till I get to California. I'm gonna reach up
and pick me an orange whenever I want it.

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Or some grapes. Now-now-now, there's
something I ain't never had enough of.

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I'm gonna get me
a whole big bunch of grapes off a bush

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and I'm gonna squash 'em all over my face
and let the juice drain down off of my chin.

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Praise the Lord for victory!

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Maybe I'll get me
a whole washtub full of grapes

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and just sit in 'em and scrounge
around in 'em until they're all gone.

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I sure would like that.
Yes, sir, I sure would like that.

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Oh, thank God. Thank God.

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Tommy.

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Ma.

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- You didn't bust out? You ain't gotta hide?
- No, Ma. I'm paroled. I got my papers.

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Oh.

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I was just scared we was going away without
you and we'd never see each other again.

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I'd have found you, Ma.

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Muley told me what happened.

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We going to California true?

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We've gotta go, Tommy,
but it's gonna be all right.

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I seen the handbills about how much
work there is, and high wages too.

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There's something I gotta find out first,
Tommy. Did they hurt you, son?

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- Did they hurt you and make you mean mad?
- Mad, Ma?

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- Sometimes they do.
- No, Ma. I was at first, but not no more.

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Sometimes they do something to you.

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They hurt you and you get mad
and then you get mean.

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And they hurt you again
and you get meaner and meaner,

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till you ain't no boy nor man any more,
just a walking chunk of mean mad.

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- Did they hurt you that way, son?
- No, Ma. Don't worry about that.

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Well, I...

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I don't want no mean son.

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It's Tommy. It's Tommy back.

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What did you do, son? Bust out?

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Tommy's out ofjail!

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I... I knowed it! You couldn't keep him in.
You can't keep a Joad in jail.

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I knowed it from the first.

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Get out of my way! I told you so. I told you
Tom would come bustin' out of thatjail

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just like a bull through corral fence.
You can't keep a Joad in jail.

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- I didn't bust out. They paroled me.
- I was that way myself.

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- How are you, Uncle John?
- Hello, Tommy. I'm feeling fine.

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- How are you, Noah?
- Fine, Tommy. Bust out?

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No, parole.

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- Hello.
- Tommy.

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The jailbird's back! The jailbird's back!

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- Hiya, Al.
- Hello, Tom.

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- Did you bust out ofjail?
- No, they paroled me.

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Rosasharn.

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Busted out.

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That's Connie Rivers with her.
They're married now.

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She's due now about three, four months.

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She wasn't any more
than a kid when I went up.

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- Hiya, Rosasharn.
- How are you, Tom?