Frank Wildhorn & Jeremy Jordan & & Kelsey Fowler & Laura Osnes
Frank Wildhorn & Jeremy Jordan & Laura Osnes
Frank Wildhorn & Claybourne Elder & Melissa van der Schyff
Frank Wildhorn & Laura Osnes
Frank Wildhorn & Claybourne Elder & Jeremy Jordan
Frank Wildhorn & Michael Lanning & Melissa van der Schyff
Don Black & Frank Wildhorn
Frank Wildhorn & Laura Osnes & Melissa van der Schyff
Frank Wildhorn & Jeremy Jordan
Frank Wildhorn & Jeremy Jordan & Laura Osnes
Frank Wildhorn & Michael Lanning
Frank Wildhorn & Jeremy Jordan & Laura Osnes
Frank Wildhorn & Melissa van der Schyff
Frank Wildhorn & Jeremy Jordan & Laura Osnes
Frank Wildhorn & Jeremy Jordan
Frank Wildhorn & Jeremy Jordan & Louis Hobson & Claybourne Elder
Frank Wildhorn & Laura Osnes
Frank Wildhorn & Jeremy Jordan & Laura Osnes
Frank Wildhorn & Laura Osnes
Frank Wildhorn & Jeremy Jordan & Laura Osnes
Buck is hiding at Blanche’s salon as the police come after him – he’s escaped custody – but Blanche insists that he returns to jail and turns himself in to walk on the right side of the law and live free from guilt.
[BLANCHE]
We can't spend our whole lives hidin', Buck
That ain't no way to live
It is time to wipe the slate clean
Ask the good Lord to forgive
[ELEANORE]
Amen.
[STELLA]
Praise the Lord.
[TRISH]
Thank you, Jesus.
[BLANCHE]
You've gotta serve your sentence without fail
Buck, you are goin' back to jail
[BUCK] (spoken)
What the hell are you talking about?
[BLANCHE]
Won't be scared to turn the corner
Or to open our front door
When you're on the side of justice
You ain't nervous of the law
Now pull yourself together
Because you've gone pale
Buck, you are goin' back to jail
[BUCK] (spoken)
But baby, you don't know what it's like in there!
[BLANCHE]
I know it's hard
To share a cell
When you've got nothin' to look at
Except prisoners who smell
But when you're done
When you have served your time
We'll still be young and in our prime
[BUCK]
Ain't been free more than a minute
Ain't had time to change my shirt
I've been dreamin' of a hot meal
With you as my dessert
Bring your face close to mine
And just let me inhale
[BlLANCHE]
Buck, you are going back to jail
[BUCK] (spoken)
Now, baby—
[Blanche] (spoken)
We will call the sheriff and tell him you are turning yourself in
Right after church tomorrow
[Buck] (spoken)
Blanche!
[Blanche] (spoken)
It's only just as hard on me, daddy!
Well, Stella, you know what it's like to have a husband in jail
Tell him how hard it is not having Carl around!
[STELLA]
Are you kiddin'?
It's a treat to get my nails done
And have time to read a book
Sure beats washin' out his longjohns
It's a pleasure not to cook
[BLANCHE] (spoken)
Okay, that's enough
[STELLA]
Thank god those prison walls
Are much too tall to scale
My darlin's nice and safe in jail
[BUCK] (spoken)
I don't want her comin' 'round here no more
[BLANCHE] (spoken)
Well, Trish's husband's been in jail for two years now
And she's miserable without her man
[TRISH]
Mmhmm
At first, I really missed him
I thought I would waste away
Then I met this boy from Tucson
And he owned a Chevrolet
[BLANCHE]
Oh, no
[TRISH]
He had a lot of things that my Joe lacked
[BLANCHE] (spoken)
Okay, Trish
[TRISH]
Like teeth and hair and cash to be exact
[BLANCHE] (spoken)
I think you're done!
[TRISH]
I've now got lots of habits I can't curtail
[BLANCHE]
Heavens to Betsy!
[TRISH]
I gotta keep him locked in jail
[ELEANORE & STELLA & TRISH]
Keep 'em inside
Keep 'em inside
If we see 'em once a month
We will be more than satisfied
Ain't that the truth
Don't mean to be unkind
Can't put a price on peace of mind
[BUCK] (spoken)
Blanche!
[BLANCHE]
I ain't like these other women
I will wait till Kingdom come
I want the world to see that
I ain't married to some bum
It will be hard for us but we'll come through
[BUCK]
I can't believe what you are askin' me to do
[BLANCHE]
One thing's for certain, our love won't go stale
[STELLA]
Oh my lord!
[TRISH]
Jesus, close your eyes
[BUCK] (spoken)
Blanche, I ain't goin' back
[BLANCHE]
Yes, Buck, you're goin' back
[WOMEN]
Tomorrow he'll be back in jail
You’re Going Back to Jail was written by Don Black & Frank Wildhorn.
Frank Wildhorn released You’re Going Back to Jail on Tue Apr 24 2012.