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Johnny Cash: I think it's about time, June.
June Carter: Time for what?
Johnny Cash: For you and me... to get married.
June Carter: Go to sleep, John.

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Johnny Cash: [playing for the inmates at Folsom prison] Once in El Paso, I had this bag of... Oh... you heard about that? You been in El Paso, too? Well, anyways, I felt tough, you know?. Like I'd seen a thing or two, you know? Well, that was till a moment ago... 'cuz I got to tell you, my hat's off to you now, 'cuz I ain't never had to drink this yellow water you got here at

Folsom!

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Johnny Cash: You know when I was in the service... I used to look at pictures of you... you know, in magazines.
June Carter: [pretending to be concerned] Oh.
Johnny Cash: [with a pre-devised apology] No... Oh no, it wasn't like that. I mean, I... I liked your music, you know?
June Carter: Yeah?

Johnny Cash: Yeah... Oh yeah, I mean, you were, well, you are... I mean, l-I kept track of you. You and your family. I listened to your voice my whole life, you know? Me and my brother, Jack... we always listened to your songs. Like "Swallerin' Place."
June Carter: Yeah...
Johnny Cash: Yeah. We liked it when you'd sing one alone.

June Carter: Well, you and Jack are the only ones.
Johnny Cash: What do you mean?
June Carter: I'm not really much of a singer, Johnny. I mean, I got a lot of personality, I got sass... I give it my all, but my sister Anita's really the one who's got the pipes.
Johnny Cash: [averting his eyes] Well, who

said that?
June Carter: Everybody. My mama, my daddy. That's how come I learned to be funny... so I'd have something to offer.

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Johnny Cash: You got a library in there June.

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June Carter: [Looks at John, singing] Ya you're goin' to Jackson, you big talkin' man...

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June Carter: You walked here all the way from Nashville?
Johnny Cash: Yeah, well, walking is good for you...

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Elvis Presley: Nice job out there, Cash!
Jerry Lee Lewis: That's right, kiss his ass!
Johnny Cash: Hey Jerry Lee, does your momma know you're out?
Jerry Lee Lewis: [laughing] She knows.

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Young Jack Cash: [dying] Do you hear 'em JR? Do you hear them angels?
Carrie Cash: I can hear 'em Jack, they're beautiful. So beautiful.

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Johnny Cash: This one's for your warden!

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June Carter: [to Johnny] You got a hitch in your giddy-up?

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Johnny Cash: [looking at Vivian]
[singing]
Johnny Cash: I'm not the one you want babe, I'll only let you down.

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Johnny Cash: So, where's your truck driver?
June Carter: Stock car driver. And you'll be happy to know things aren't working out between the two of us.
Johnny Cash: It doesn't make me happy! Well... maybe a little it does.

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Johnny Cash: June, that stuff will just work itself out.
June Carter: No, it does not work itself out. People work it out for you and you think it works itself out.

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Ray Cash: [to J.R. listening to June Carter singing on the radio] She's been in the spotlight since you and me was bitin' ankles.

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Rosanne Cash: Hey Daddy, you okay?
Johnny Cash: Yeah honey, I'm fine. See you in the mornin'.

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Vivian Cash: John, I have a casserole in the oven and your sister in the kitchen, and I don't want to talk about the tour.

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Johnny Cash: Looks like we're here.
June Carter: Oh, thank goodness. Get me outta this car with all these boys.

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Five and Dime Manager: Divorce is an abomination. Marriage is for life.
June Carter: I'm sorry I let you down, ma'am.

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Elvis Presley: Want some chili fries?

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Johnny Cash: You got something against the Air Force, Mr. Phillips?
Sam Phillips: No...
Johnny Cash: Well, I do.