Plot
A huge solar flare is predicted to fry the Earth. Astronauts must go to the Sun to drop a talking bomb (Freddy) at the right time so the flare will point somewhere else. Giant IXL Corp CEO Teague thinks the flare won't happen and wants the mission to fail so he can buy the planet cheaply while the scare lasts. Employee Haas prepares a surprise for the astronauts. While daddy Steve Kelso commands the space ship where temperaturs rise, granddaddy Admiral Skeet Kelso is searching the desert for grandson Mike who's gone AWOL to say goodbye to his dad but who inadvertently crossed the path of the guys from IXL after meeting desert-dweller Travis.
Keywords: apocalypse, astronaut, based-on-novel, bomb, burnt-body, crash-landing, death, disaster, earth, end-of-the-world
In the year 2050, the battle to save the earth will be fought on the sun.
Billy the Kid was a punk.
Ben Antrim: All right, Billy. All right. You still haven't answered my question. What do you want to do?::Billy Bonney: Nothin'.
Goldie: I got a deal here! Honor the deal!
Billy Bonney: [Goldie wants Berle to serve a costumer] She don't wanna work, she don't have to work, it ain't right to make her work.::Goldie: Ain't right? Who the hell says it ain't right?::Billy Bonney: It ain't right, it just ain't right.::Goldie: [slaps Billy] Now gimme that gun, Bill! Where do you think this comes from? Do you think this is free? You think we eat and drink around here for free? You ungrateful little bastard! [starts beating Billy]::Billy Bonney: You can hit me all you want... but it still ain't right.
Louisiana (i/luːˌiːziˈænə/ or i/ˌluːziˈænə/; French: État de Louisiane, [lwizjan] ( listen); Louisiana Creole: Léta de la Lwizyàn) is a state located in the southern region of the United States of America. Louisiana is the 31st most extensive and the 25th most populous of the 50 United States. Its capital is Baton Rouge and largest city is New Orleans. Louisiana is the only state in the U.S. with political subdivisions termed parishes, which are local governments equivalent to counties. The largest parish by population is East Baton Rouge Parish, and the largest by land area is Cameron Parish.
Much of the state was formed from sediment washed down the Mississippi River, leaving enormous deltas and vast areas of coastal marsh and swamp. These contain a rich southern biota; typical examples include birds such as ibis and egrets. There are also many species of tree frogs, and fish such as sturgeon and paddlefish. In more elevated areas, fire is a natural process in the landscape, and has produced extensive areas of longleaf pine forest and wet savannas. These support an exceptionally large number of plant species including many species of orchids and carnivorus plants.
What has happened down here is the wind have changed
Clouds roll in from the north and it started to rain
Rained real hard and rained for a real long time
Six feet of water in the streets of Evangeline
The river rose all day
The river rose all night
Some people got lost in the flood
Some people got away alright
The river have busted through cleard down to Plaquemines
Six feet of water in the streets of Evangeline
[Chorus:]
Louisiana, Louisiana
They're tyrin' to wash us away
They're tryin' to wash us away
Louisiana, Louisiana
They're tryin' to wash us away
They're tryin' to wash us away
President Coolidge came down in a railroad train
With a little fat man with a note-pad in his hand
The President say, "Little fat man isn't it a shame
What the river has done
Empty birdcage in her room
Curtains pulled against the moon
Follow her down to Louisiana
Hotel room bedside manner
God I've got to get back soon
She wriggles like a fish in a net
Details you can never forget
One thing or another
Never any (bother?) considering the (regret?)
//or//
Never anybody causing me no regret ?
That's my story
Cost a fortune
Louisiana
Black rain falling in the night
Strangers meet in the lamp light
Once in her life Louisiana
Standing alone out on the veranda
Christ I must have been a sight
She struggles like a leaf in the wind
Waiting for the music to begin
One thing or another
Always (miss the other lover ?)
Look what a state I'm in
That's my story
Nothing special
LouisianaBilly moved to Abilene
Lou is searching for morphine
Next stop is Louisiana
No-one there with a welcome banner
I don't suppose that they're too keen
She juggled her gentlemen friends
And suddenly the war ends
Coming home finding other men in hiding
Biding her lonely weekends
What a story
Cast of thousands
Louisiana
Empty birdcage in her room
Shadows shrunk against the moon
Follow her down to Louisiana
Hotel room bedside manner
God I've got to get back soon
God I've got to get back soon
(Kilbey/Wilson-Piper/Koppes/Powles)
Empty birdcage in her room
Curtains pulled against the moon
Follow her down to Louisiana
Hotel room bedside manner
God I've got to get back soon
She wriggles like a fish in a net
Details you can never forget
One thing or another
Never any (bother?) considering the (regret?)
//or//
Never anybody causing me no regret ?
That's my story
Cost a fortune
Louisiana
Black rain falling in the night
Strangers meet in the lamp light
Once in her life Louisiana
Standing alone out on the veranda
Christ I must have been a sight
She struggles like a leaf in the wind
Waiting for the music to begin
One thing or another
Always (miss the other lover ?)
Look what a state I'm in
That's my story
Nothing special
Louisiana
Billy moved to Abilene
Lou is searching for morphine
Next stop is Louisiana
No-one there with a welcome banner
I don't suppose that they're too keen
She juggled her gentlemen friends
And suddenly the war ends
Coming home finding other men in hiding
Biding her lonely weekends
What a story
Cast of thousands
Louisiana
Empty birdcage in her room
Shadows shrunk against the moon
Follow her down to Louisiana
Hotel room bedside manner
God I've got to get back soon
I feel asleep last night
On a roundabout
A cloud of wings
From the glass around you
Light reflects
The sun on your skin
When you touch me
Bullets in conversation
On a crowded train
Quietly violent
When you touch me
Planets in sweet collision
Quietly violent
I fell asleep last night
On the underground
The air there breaks
With the light around you
The darkness breaks
Whenever you walk in
When you touch me
Planets in sweet collision
When you touch me
Bullets in conversation
Quietly violent
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Oh, Louisiana
Piove su di noi
Le nostre catene
Louisiana
Resti ad aspettare
E arriva il momento
Di cavalcare il fulmine
Louisiana
Oh, Louisiana
L' ultima sigaretta
Miccia al tabacco
Poi il mio trono esplodera`
Apritevi finestre
Suonate campane
Il mostro nero elettrico
Oh, Louisiana
Piove su di noi
Strade imperfette
Ma tutto brucia gia`
Bruciano i deserti
Dell' umana carita`
Louisiana
Piove su di noi
Louisiana
Piove, piove
Sul continente di carta
Piove, piove
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails in Louisiana, down in Biloxi and Alabama
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails in Louisiana, down in Biloxi and Alabama
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails in Louisiana, down in Biloxi and Alabama
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails!
And you can leave them there, you can walk away
You can point your guns, and hope they'll stay
But they will fold their hands, and start to pray
A little faith can heal heart that's been betrayed
They're pounding nails!
They're pounding nails!
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails in Louisiana, down in Biloxi and Alabama
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails in Louisiana, down in Biloxi and Alabama
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails in Louisiana, down in Biloxi and Alabama
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails in Louisiana, down in Biloxi and Alabama
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails!
And you can leave them there, you can walk away
You can point your guns, and hope they'll stay
But they will fold their hands, and start to pray
A little faith can heal heart that's been betrayed
They're pounding nails!
They're pounding nails!
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
They're pounding nails in Louisiana, down in Biloxi and Alabama
They're pounding nails in Louisiana they're pounding nails
Yeah they're pounding nails!
Louisiana
Come, go away with me
We'll take the highway
I'll see you in between
I listen to my head
And every word have come
It's been two days without it
The sleeping in the sun, hey
Crossing through Tennessee
Watching the sunrise
Thinking about a dream
Well, we'll listen all night
To the footsteps in the hall
There's thunder and there's lightening
A hundred miles off
I got my hands full
All summer long
I got my hands full
I got my hands full
Louisiana
Come, go away with me
Drinking our coffee
Under the canopy
Never saw a morning
I slept through half a day
There's thunder and there's lightening
A hundred miles away, hey
I got my hands full
Oh, summertime
I got my hands full
Rain fell it called off play
We ran for shelter
Laughing at the stormy weather
Jack sang bread of heaven
And I thought of you
One sweet day finally we'll trace each other
Shine a little light together
Till that day I hear you though you're faraway
I'll walk the earth to find you
And wrap my arms around you
And sing the sweetest songs for you
In all good time we'll come across a mountain haven
Build a house and home and settle
Plant some crops and pray they'll grow for me and you
Whose to say we might wander in the trees
And shimmer under canopies of autumns
Rich kaleidoscope of gold and ruby
I'll walk the earth to find you
And wrap my arms around you
And sing the sweetest words for you
And as for stormy weather
We'll be so good together
I've got to find my way to you
Here and now, the rains still falling steadily
The damp is crawling up to me and
Jacks is singing all your favourite melodies
Soon enough I fall into an easy sleep
Now no-one move and no-one speak
Let the moonlight carry from me from here to you
I'll walk the earth to find you
Wrap my arms around you
And sing the sweetest songs for you
And as for stormy weather
We'll be so good together
My trailer got lost in the flood
And momma won't give me no love
Said she's got a headache
Maybe when the sun breaks
Hanging my head on a cross
And the carnival should've stayed home
The tiger man's drinking alone
Living in a cage, I gotta get away
I wanna be somebody's boss
It's always yesterday
And yesterday is gone
I won't settle for less
Than just getting along
So say you'll meet me in Louisiana
You want a Mardi Gras and I can't stand it
So bring your best dress
We're gonna make a mess, now
We're gonna make a mess of it all
And how I miss cutting the rug
Before we got stuck in the mud
They're patching up the big top
Banking on a crowd
Everybody's gonna get dirty down south
And it's never too late for the show
I bought a black cat and I'm selling my soul
There's women all around me
Bourbon in the breeze
But you better bring your crutches
Because the 'gaters underneath
We know the weather man is always selling rain
You can't keep me at home you can't wash me away
So say you'll meet me in Louisiana
You want a Mardi Gras and I can't stand it
So bring your best dress
We're gonna make a mess, now
We're gonna make a mess of it all
So say you'll meet me in Louisiana
You want a Mardi Gras and I can't stand it
So bring your best dress
We're gonna make a mess, now
We're gonna make a mess of it all
All right,
We're gonna make a mess of it all
Oh yeah,
We're gonna make a mess of it all
So say you'll meet me
So say you'll meet me
So say you'll meet me in Louisiana
So say you'll meet me
So say you'll meet me
So say you'll meet me in Louisiana
So say you'll meet me
So say you'll meet me
So say you'll meet me in Louisiana
So say you'll meet me
So say you'll meet me