Mark Knopfler & Emmylou Harris - Red Dirt Girl (Real Live Roadrunning | Official Live Video)

[@donjensen785]

Emmylou has to be one of the most beautiful women ever. Not just her looks.

[@julianlewis1792]

She's a beautiful soul -- a true artist.

[@brewster84067]

This is a song that crushes you to the soul, yet you can't stop listening to it. Over and over.

[@vic5015]

Kind of wonder if this is really about someone she knew. Probably not, but you never know.

[@guzzijack9714]

This particular arrangement is my favorite of all the versions I've listened to.

[@RamSkirata]

It says it all that Mark is sitting in the background without any of the lights on him. Such a brilliant and humble musician. Superstar? Yes. But Not really. Master craftsman. Master of the craft of music. Thats him.

[@AegisNova]

Torchbearer. Just as Mark went to Chet Atkins and others for guidance, now he carries the torch they passed to him.

[@kmxfan]

He's a monster musician, a master craftsman for sure.

[@annicpadro9873]

@@kmxfan IP

[@andrewbrowne5557]

I remember back in the 80’s I went to see Clapton…and who was playing ‘rhythym’ guitar? Yup…Mark Knopfler…

[@louisemikowychok6430]

A gentle man. A giant of a musician.

[@Rubin4749]

This woman is an incredible incredible American treasure.

[@MrDesalex]

Thanks to YT I can borrow her in the Uk whenever I want! Life's good.

[@thethinredline4714]

absolutely

[@katherinehunter9526]

Emmylou Harris is a legend herself!

[@thethinredline4714]

absolutely I prefer her to Mark Knopfler@@katherinehunter9526

[@johncartmell1129]

I’m not what you’d call a ‘country fan’, but you can’t beat a bit of Emmylou. She’s absolute class 🥰🥰

[@gregdales8627]

Emmylou We loved you in the 70s and still do, our youngest daughter is named after you xxxx

[@SysterEuropa]

For me this is the most heartbreaking song. Red dirt is my family's existence. God, what pain the government inflicts on the poor of America.

[@katherinemasterson8866]

It’s horrible honey, you’re not alone, always remember that ❤

[@robertchappell3327]

Exactly. If you can't hear the pain in this song, you are not my people.

[@carolegeorge7040]

Back a couple generations on both sides of the family ... it's in the blood. 😢

[@georgethomas9343]

My Daddy would say some time,s ...The Rich get Richer and the poor stay poor,that...just the way it is...unless you sell your soul...it,s a Way of Life for so many poor boys and girls❤️always the hardest on the kids🌹

[@donnaj.clarke2482]

The secret is to get out of those red dirt states. Go the pill and you don't always need a man. You can do a Euro tour like Jane Austen suggested . If you don't know what it means look it up.

[@rainieresguerra6519]

One of the most heartbreaking songs of all time. It really hits hard.

[@margaux1298]

Egal wie alt Emmylou Harris ist, sie singt immer noch zauberhaft.

[@robertpope9753]

To all you "Country Music Artists", with your twangin' and wangin': you can't hold a candle to this music.

[@francesbass1322]

This IS country. Nonetheless your comment is vitriolic and useless. She considered herself a country music artist introduced to the genre by Gram Parsons

[@mrzog12]

"Try hard to love him, but it never did take, just another way for the heart to break , so she learned to bend"....one of the few that gives me chills.

[@abirdthatflew]

"One thing they don't tell you about the blues when you got 'em: You keep on falllng 'cos there ain't no bottom"

[@robertchappell3327]

Sorry

[@michaelconner7891]

Yeah, that's my favorite line from this song.@@abirdthatflew

[@ninbug3666]

I'm never gonna dye my hair. Going straight Emmylou!

[@catherinehoffpauir6323]

These words cut deep. She loved her brother.

[@keithwhiteley1303]

Her songs with Mark Knopfler are some great ones.

[@brianamato1078]

Willie Nelson said there's two kinds of men: those who are in love with Emmy Lou and those that haven't met her yet.

[@mlsjuge477]

😂😂😂😂😂👍

[@alanplatt6229]

Apparently he said that about a lot of female artists.

[@jamescullen622]

@@alanplatt6229And I’m sure he meant it every time. But i still haven’t met Emmy Lou.

[@pointgiven7857]

@@alanplatt6229Linda Ronstadt being one.

[@serrielu8025]

That was about Linda, Stone Pony days

[@jeffstevens4262]

Emmylou just keeps getting more and more beautiful and her music is just sublime. I love her.

[@7pdude]

yes. same with Mark. these people age like wine.

[@integralsun]

Sure is purrrrdy.

[@julianlewis1792]

She is indeed beautiful. And I love her voice. It's really good and distinctive. This is one of the saddest songs I've ever listened to.

[@malcomgolightly468]

She is superb with dire straits what a nice lady

[@SuperTrucker49]

Absolutely amazing!!

[@earlebubar1805]

The American treasure, performs with one of English best guitar 🎸 players ever.

[@ratter531]

This song is just so beautiful.

[@eddiewinehosen6665]

English? Knopfler is one of the best guitarist EVER, period!

[@monolithsound]

She's always had a beautiful voice but somehow over time it seems that it has matured into something beyond perfection. Bowls me over every time. Soul, spirit, love and a lifetime of living spills out.

[@lnl3237]

So right, Christopher.

[@rosemarygranat]

Perfect..,thank you all

[@rosemarygranat]

Please get home safe....everywhere . .

[@rosemarygranat]

So sad about Ukraine.....wow.....

[@rosemarygranat]

Thank you to Brad Paisley for taking that title and responsibilities to help them.....to all a goodnight

[@jamesfaulkner-b7j]

The greatest of all female country singers…and then some..

[@longjohnsilver7986]

That´s the way a heart cries. She never has been so beautiful

[@LoneGranger]

One of my favorite Emmy Lou Harris recordings. Dan Lanois is a master. Thank you ELH for your beautiful voice and storytelling.

[@larrysawchuk370]

@Radbod Egal You should add its only your opinion.

[@benbarclay5546]

One of the zillion things we have to thank Danny for is sitting Emmy Lou down and saying: "Baby, your songs, your way". Fuckin' genius.

[@jccook5353]

Daniel Lanois produced the album where she sang "Here I Am". Feels like he pushed her to sing a little out of character, and they hit a home run.

[@CBeauford]

I'm 51 years old and this is my first time listening to Emmylou Harris....Talk about regret... All those wasted years. She is mesmerizing. Thank god I'm a huge fan of Mark Knopfler, I may have never listened to her.

[@stimpsonjcat67]

Same...one damn song and BOOM.

[@robertewalt7789]

There’s plenty of EmmyLou on KZbin

[@lindascanlan6317]

In the knick of time....

[@fadmacat]

You can hear generations of wisdom in her amazing voice. I get the same feeling listening to Dylan.

[@saundersaldridge3033]

Old Dylan, not electric Dylan

[@KP-ww3zy]

I can't imagine anyone not enjoying this music. It's purely beautiful.

[@davidroga6508]

Emmy is so accomplished in this song that she can carry this song as a solo effort. She needs no one to accompany her to tell her story. This version is outstanding.

[@megyoung9303]

Check out First Aid's Kit version of Red dirt girl...just....whew!

[@Sorrywhytescaresu]

I am from that part of the world, and I have seen the world, and that damn Red Dirt (clay) is as much a part of me as anything else. When I get to missing my people back in Alabama, I can count on this song to take me back there to walking barefoot down an old red dirt road with my brothers and friends. This song really gets the desperation, the fear of being left in a small backward world, but a kind of lingering appreciation for from where one comes . Much love to all!

[@lastnamefirst4035]

I knew guys who joined the military just to get out of towns such as that. Some went ti vietnam and some never came back

[@amandahogg2249]

Well said.

[@Nunewschannel]

Going back to Mobile right now after 2 months in Netherlands, and yeah, missing hometown

[@nickyork8901]

A beautiful comment, thanks

[@gni1805]

Mark Knopfler & Emmylou Harris cosa puoi sentire di meglio, dopo averli ascoltati puoi anche morire

[@chadlefeber347]

Me and my best friend Lillian And her blue tick hound dog Gideon Sittin' on the front porch coolin' in the shade Singin' every song the radio played Waitin' for the Alabama sun to go down Two red dirt girls in a red dirt town Me and Lillian Just across the line And a little southeast of Meridian She loved her brother I remember back when He was fixin' up a '49 Indian He told her, ? Little sister, gonna ride the wind Up around the moon and back again" He never got farther than Vietnam I was standin' there with her When the telegram come for Lillian Now he's lyin' somewhere About a million miles from Meridian She said, ? There's not much hope for a red dirt girl Somewhere out there is a great big world That's where I'm bound" "And the stars might fall on Alabama But one of these days I'm gonna swing My hammer down" Away from this red dirt town I'm gonna make a joyful sound She grew up tall and she grew up thin Buried that old dog Gideon By a crepe myrtle bush in the back of the yard Her daddy turned mean and her mama leaned hard Got in trouble with a boy from town Figured that she might as well settle down So she dug right in Across a red dirt line Just a little south east of Meridian Yes, she tried hard to love him But it never did take Just another way for the heart to break So she learned to bend One thing they don't tell you about the blues When you got 'em You keep on fallin' 'cause there ain't no bottom There ain't no end at least not for Lillian Nobody knows when she started her skid She was only 27 and she had five kids Could-a been the whiskey, could-a been the pills Could-a been the dream she was tryin' to kill But there won't be a mention in the News of the World About the life and the death of a red dirt girl Named Lillian Who never got any farther Across the line than Meridian Now the stars still fall on Alabama Tonight she finally laid That hammer down without a sound In the red dirt ground

[@steveyeattsleadershipcoach2086]

Wow! Emmylou Harris is a national treasure. This song is perfection.

[@glennatkinson9948]

Emmy Lou‘s voice gives me chills all over🎶🎶👍😘

[@thomascleveland8121]

God I love this song. Invokes a cascade of emotions, memories, and lives lost that somehow are still with us. Thank you Emmylou for a lifetime of joy and tears and thankfulness.

[@sbolfing]

This is one of the best songs ever written; cannot listen to it without misting up.

[@sjs928]

... If this doesn't get to ya , you just ain't Human..... A sad , sweet , perfect story telling song.

[@gabegrace8333]

Agree Captures essence of unfulfilled dreams and aspirations

[@LtShaffer]

Perfection 😊

[@lnl3237]

I listen to this song when I want to pray for all the Lillians in the world. I ask God to make Himself visible to them somehow, some way. The melody, the lyrics, and Emmylou's performance make Lillian so real to me.

[@TheAgeOfAnalog]

Same, and I've heard it dozens of times.

[@skyhighproductions24]

She has taken my breath away, and put tears in my eyes for decades. Love her.

[@joneinarpettersen7574]

It`s not only one!

[@kasseyr1]

Emmylou is an American treasure...NZ 🇳🇿

[@juanitashatley9438]

She still looks BEAUTIFUL!💜💛🎃👻

[@sharethebest1]

Same here. Chill bumps....

[@juanitashatley9438]

@@sharethebest1 have you heard of First Aid Kit? The 2 Swedish sisters??😂👻🎃

[@gardenermd]

A heartache, captured by Emmylou and the musicians. A heartache.

[@jondoe888i]

From Emmylou Harris herself - the background to this song on her website: "I am very, very inspired by the sound of words, and the names of places are so melodic and beautiful," she said. "I was passing through Meridian on my way down to record in New Orleans and that's what started it." "But what really took it over the edge for me was on a night off in New Orleans we went to see Boys Don't Cry," Emmylou continued. "It unnerved me, not only because of the violence and homophobia, but also because of the underlying theme of how trapped those young people were. We all come into this world with so much potential and so many dreams. Who knows why some people escape and other people don't? The key idea is in the lyric, 'There won't be any mentions on The News of the World.'" Emmylou told the story of the song to American Songwriter magazine: "I had driven to New Orleans with my dog Bonaparte and I passed the sign for Meridian, and I started making rhymes in my head. So I had this rhyme scheme but I didn't know what it was about. You get crushes on words and then the rhymes come. Anyways, right after I got there, I went to see the movie Boys Don't Cry. This story about the lost lives of these young people with nowhere to go and it turns into such negative things …" "I've had this incredibly blessed life, but I created this character who'd had all of these hopes … and I just made this story up inspired by my remembrances of the south. I also imposed the lives of these kids from Boys Don't Cry. Who knows where these songs come from? It's such a mystery to me. Sometimes, I think, 'God, I really wrote that?'" A stunning, sad song, about everyday life in America.

[@freetickeys]

How's Exene Cervenka?

[@naomiparnell4332]

I live near Meridian

[@kenrehill8775]

Can you be very very inspired? Or isn’t inspired enough? Case of tortology?

[@lassebetulander5051]

Your songs R great Wat feling and pipe .thank you Emilie grerings from Lars,, sweden

[@lastnamefirst4035]

@@freetickeys last I heard about a year ago she is doing fine living in southern ca. But what does Exene have to do w this?

[@rosemarygranat4541]

Thank you Mark Knopler and Emmylou Harris. Beautiful 🎶

[@hughoneal3802]

Absolutely one of the best songs ever written.. it plays to your heart and gut

[@ulrichwill496]

Sie hat eine Engelsstimme. Ich habe sie 1979 zum erstenmal gesehen und seither ein Riesen Fan von dieser Schönheit! ❤❤️🇨🇭

[@humboldtharry4248]

Emmy Lou wrote a true modern day classic country masterpiece with this one. One of the finest songs I’ve heard

[@Cleo-tk6lx]

My mother was a red dirt girl, from the back o Bourke. Married a railway man from Albury or some such. The railways have figured large in my life, even when asleep.. a magic that underlines all our realities ‐ 24/7, night and day

[@TuckerStrategy]

This might be one of the best songs ever performed....

[@thomasobrien1213]

I ❤❤❤❤ Emmylou. She is just MAGIC. I grew up in the late 60's 70's 80's. That was my music era but Emmylou just reaches in and grabs your soul 😊

[@khobzihome6247]

Elmmylou s voice melts the snow This great lady has been singing from the bottom of his heart ... a stunning singer I listen to her since decades when i get down and weary and feel something missing with me... .. I get heart warming and comfort

[@dailymoy-el2of]

A very beautiful sound that is pleasent to listen to suitable to listen to when relaxing on the beach or with friends before going to sleep

[@crampoos]

Just her voice and guitar picking sounuds like angel singing. But Mark and guys with their numerous instruments gave additional magic to this stunning tune. That I love so much. The whole Knopfler & Harris project is such a God given thing. I've heard the album, saw two of them performing together on YT what can be seen. My only regret is that was not able to see them live. THAT would be ultimate magic. Cause it can be felt here...on this video. And on Shangri La...and others. The reaction of the audience....All of it. So, so beautiul. Dear Mrs Harris and dear Mr Knopfler...thank you so much for the beuty you've created. You've heared it surely million times...but here's a million and one - thank you for the joy you give to my life.

[@topgazza]

Just incredible. What a performer

[@iridion68]

I saw their concert in Barcelona. I went because I love Mark Knopfler's music. But when Emmylou started singing I realized who the legend is. In live she is different, you feel different and you stay hooked on the song until she finishes. Does anyone else agree with me?

[@donfleming9886]

Welcome to the reality of Emmy Lou. Check out some of her other work. She has been so great for many years. Check out "No Regrets" " Till I can gain control again" "Pancho and lefty" "If you were a bluebird" and on and on. Just a few of my favorites

[@michaelstewart7871]

She speaks to my soul.

[@michaelsteven1090]

Although EmmyLou wrote very few songs, this song is one of the finest anywhere.

[@mieranash5773]

My favorite all time, 50 years, female vocalist. Her albums brought me such joy and many tears. I love you Emmylou Harris.

[@torhildulvestad4599]

So sad to get that messiage.... Yes I love her too....From Norway.....

[@torhildulvestad4599]

What the F did USA do in Nam????????.....No good!!!!!! Thats for sure!!!!!!!

[@grahamshove5090]

Beautiful song, beautifully played❤️

[@stevenquon1657]

These 2 musicians complement each other like no other, just an awesome song, I can just leave it on repeat n never get tired of it, it’s that good.

[@dongeorge4037]

Like no other, other than Emmylou and Fayssouix Starling of course.

[@fuzzybad]

I saw them on the Roadrunning tour, it was amazing.

[@johnfenwick7641]

Going to make a joyful sound Bless you Emmy Lou and Thanks 🙏

[@jond9884]

This song stops time …. Stunning words … tears of joy

[@robertchappell3327]

My angel and Mark can't say enough.

[@albertocarlos6743]

sincerely i love you . you are the best than anyone

[@cgillit]

Emmylou's voice is absolutely timeless, but she is one hell of a songwriter too. She has these little lines that are just absolute punches to the gut. One of my favorite lines is from Boulder to Birmingham (a song about Gram Parsons death) "Well you really got me this time. And the hardest part is knowing I'll survive." Such an amazingly haunting line about grief and mourning.

[@8001e]

I agree, also my favorite song

[@davidroga6508]

True. It is a brilliant tribute to a loved one. It does not get better than that.

[@BrianWMay]

Yep.

[@charlesbireland1780]

I can not help it... I hear this song, and I get all teary-eyed. I suggest that if it makes you the same way, then you shouldn't drive while listening to it.

[@pollychase6099]

She didn't write a lot of songs, but the ones she wrote are amazing. Especially this one.

[@jasonm7354]

Still singing great. Icon of beauty.

[@robjawa5909]

We are in the presence of beautiful music and deep truth here. Thank you Emmylou for who you are, and what you have sung.

[@JamesHolland-hb8nv]

You can't help but love Emmylou

[@ratter531]

She is the best.❤❤

[@alastairclunie7232]

As Willie Nelson once said there are 2 types of men in this world those how love Emmylou and those that have never meet her ❤

[@ganeshvaidyanathan8355]

Heartbreakingly sad and beautiful at the same time… this song is hauntingly addictive for me🙏❤️

[@crampoos]

This Emmylou's "Aaaa...." in the very end of the song totaly breaks my heart...kills me. The woman is so ...brilliant author and singer.

[@ReverendSoupbone]

Man, I adore this woman.

[@markweilerma]

For all the real life Lillian's out there, may you find comfort and courage to see a way forward with the dawning of each new day.

[@paulmarsteller6422]

As a 19 year old, I got to see her several times before she was "discovered", playing at the Childe Harold in D.C., near Dupont Circle, in the very early '70s. There were about 30 people in that little club, and, of course, all of us guys had a crush on her. My buddy lived near her parents out in Howard County. Still go see her when she is on tour. She's gone a long ways from that little club, as have all of us.

[@guarddog318]

The years pile up quick, don't they? It really floors me sometimes, when I think of an event like you mention, that I remember so clearly that it seems like yesterday, then start adding up how many years it was since it happened. ...then of course I see a video like this one, and the time is obvious, and written on people's faces. Getting old sucks, I don't care what anybody says.

[@richardwallace6313]

Got way too drunk at Childe Harold many years ago, but it closed for good more than a decade ago. It lived from 1967 to 2007, not bad for a restaurant, most close in fewer than five years.

[@lilabrown1980]

memories memories! I was a regular at Childe Harold - loved that place - lived up on U street and used to hang at CH and Stetsons...long gone days, but wonderful to hear Emmy Lou here - fan of hers for decades! (so many!)

[@tomtorrell8019]

I saw her at the Child Herald in 1971...when she was unknown. Sitting at a table with a friend, I heard her singing folk music..it was a Buffy Saint Marie song. She sounded like Joan Baez and with her long black hair..so beautiful. I asked someone what's her name and found out and remembered. A few years later I heard her sing on an album with Gram Parsons and I said...dammit...its her. I went out and bought the album "Grevious Angel". Now I have most of her albums and have been in love with her since 1971. I saw her once more after that and hope to see her again so I can tell her my story. She is awsome.

[@lastnamefirst4035]

@@guarddog318 I agree. Ive not found any benefit in old age (im 68) Sure wasn't prepared for this

[@thunderousapplause]

i've seen Emmy Lou 3 times. Once I stood backstage when she played at Interlochen. I've got to buy this album again. She breaks your heart and fills your soul at the same time.

[@rosemarygranat4636]

Thank you. Good morning to all. Thank you Emmy Lou

[@benjaminhawthorne1969]

I've loved both of these artists all of my life. It is wonderful to hear them TOGETHER! 😊

[@jimgordon6629]

This CB is an absolutely perfect ballad; it should have consideration as the greatest American ballad, an incredible portrait of a certain type of human futility that echoes all the way back to Homer. And Rmmylou is the consummate ballad performer, as may also be heard on her rendition of “Pancho and Lefty.” When I. Who better to follow?saw her in Dallas I met a Scottish couple who had followed her all around the world

[@danielshaw8049]

Emmylou Harris is a Beautiful musician.

[@tageschance5501]

Thank you 🙏🏽 for your Being, beloved Emmylou ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@williamrichards3707]

Brings tears of Joy each and every time I hear her. So utterly beautiful words just don't do her justice. Long may you live Emmylou...

[@theperfectcat9901]

She will always will be my Barn Cat Girl. Beautiful-touching. Meow

[@davidroga6508]

Emmy is the most accomplished singer. She is singer songwriter extraordinaire. She is the quintessential queen of music.

[@metallidome]

...My eyes water every time I hear this song, especially this version with Emmylou and Mark. Full emotion submersion is what good music is all about. (This coming from a mostly heavy metal music fan).

[@johnsteine4053]

Met Emmylou from 8 years ago. I will never forget it. She was so friendly.. had time to talk. I could hardly belive. She is a great legend. Her music will never die. Proud to have met Emmylou Harris.

[@chuck7476]

BEAUTIFUL IN EVERYWAY , EMMYLOU SINGING AND MUSIC WILL LIVE ON UNTIL THE END OF TIME

[@daviron2855]

I adore Emmylou 's voice !!!

[@ronnieirvine2552]

Lost this. For ages. Fantastic. SO powerful so Cute... Play this so much...

[@ltfitz87]

Thank you Emmy Lou, brought tears to my eyes! fitz

[@mrandy8224]

Thats the first time I heard this song. It popped up random in my you tube feed. Absolutely fantastic song! Amazing.

[@hectore.cerrutti4075]

Mark and Emmylou are the kind of people who know through their art, reach out to people, God bless them

[@malehuseng8196]

So mestldstimerghry

[@cornstorm666]

Love red dirt girls...Emmylou is a jewel in the crown of music

[@brianlorey2243]

Stars Fell on Alabama

[@TedAlexandro]

The haunting, heartbreaking beauty of this song. It is America.

[@scopex2749]

I had never heard this until I got into ‘First Aid Kit’ and You tube put the song up, their cover is amazing! Beautiful song. Whilst in the states when married to a Missouri gal i realised the power of country songs, they all tell a story! Emmylou is the Queen of country! Always brings a tear to my eye..................

[@bjrnrichter4414]

yep

[@sjs928]

A sad song sung with the voice of an angel....

[@ulrichwill496]

👏👏👍👍❤️❤️🇨🇭🇨🇭

[@sjs928]

@@ulrichwill496 … I still watch this , and truly listen to the beauty of this … thank you , we appreciate moments like this

[@shermananderson763]

Her voice has only gotten more beautiful over the decades.

[@lennyelijah4627]

Great song . Emmylou is a great musician. No need to even mention knopfler. She holds her own both as a writer and musician.

[@gold-application-carlo-]

Was für eine schöne Stimme und Mark gibt Emmylou alle Ehre 👌

[@mairenared]

Such a beautiful sad song wonderfully sung by Emmylou. Always moves me to tears. Beautiful accompaniment too from Mark's band.

[@davidpotts8757]

Dam ... This hits the heart and the soul ...

[@jameslevi1243]

This is a beautiful, chilling song. Her voice pulls me in. I felt every emotion.

[@rainieresguerra7486]

Piercing song, incomparable voice, excellent musicians..what more can you ask?

[@dr.lorismith445]

Her voice is as powerful as ever...Lord I love her voice.....

[@bobmorris4079]

i love her story songs

[@davidparnell1893]

The honest intimacy of Emmylou's songs is so expressive of the human condition, the human emotion, and the human heart. She saw this in many of Gram's songs and became closer to her audience even as the "country radio moguls" dismissed her. She is so genuine in her writing that you feel like a close friend whom she just shared with a most personal secret or feeling. In this day of division...isn't it nice to find someone you can share this life with? (And Emmylou Harris is always there for you...singing her song "just for you.")

[@johnniejenkins9557]

I have listened to this perfect woman for to many years to count…. A will continue sweet lady, God bless.

[@donaldleroy6502]

Mr Knopfler is great and all but I'm here for Emmylou, it's amazing how she never seems to age except for the better ❤😊

[@SuperTinman2009]

Saw EmmyLou this past week here...she still has it! Red Dirt Girl fifth in playlist...memories from my trucking days. Beautiful! Thank you EmmyLou.

[@michaelmisbach4859]

How many "red dirt girls" tragically before, now, and still to come?!

[@conan5885]

Man i love Emmy... and i love Mark.... Emmy's writing and storytelling is like a "female version" of Mark's.... True poets... ;)