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She took me and Rosie
to New York to see the World's Fair,
and she told us that when we went home,
that Daddy Rip wouldn't be there anymore,
that he was gonna be living somewhere else. I got a divorce, and I got it so quietly
that I didn't tell John or any of them
that I was divorced for about two or three months.
They didn't know it. I was very ashamed of it. She was following her heart,
having the courage, when back then,
I'm sure people thought she was a whore, you know?
to New York to see the World's Fair,
and she told us that when we went home,
that Daddy Rip wouldn't be there anymore,
that he was gonna be living somewhere else. I got a divorce, and I got it so quietly
that I didn't tell John or any of them
that I was divorced for about two or three months.
They didn't know it. I was very ashamed of it. She was following her heart,
having the courage, when back then,
I'm sure people thought she was a whore, you know?
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She took me and Rosie
to New York
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to see the World's Fair,
and she told us
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that when we went home,
that Daddy Rip
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wouldn't be there anymore,
that he was gonna be
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living somewhere else.
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I got a divorce,
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and I got it so quietly
that I didn't tell John
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or any of them
that I was divorced
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for about two or three months.
They didn't know it.
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I was very ashamed of it.
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She was following her heart,
having the courage,
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when back then,
I'm sure people thought
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she was a whore, you know?
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Movie Summary
Until Reese Witherspoon’s Oscar-winning portrayal of her in the Johnny Cash biopic Walk the Line, most contemporary audiences were unfamiliar with June Carter Cash. Kristen Vaurio’s comprehensive documentary June offers a much fuller understanding of the multitalented artist, singer, songwriter, comedian, and actress. Delightful, never-before-seen archival material reveals June’s firecracker wit and charisma as a performer
