Underground

In 1857, a group of slaves on a Georgia plantation make the dangerous decision to journey 600 miles north for the promise of freedom.

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because the future of our country

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"Hope you are well. Getting well."

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MAN: Darling, don't be ridiculous... we're not inviting everybody.

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What I do is why I've sought you and your horses out this evening.

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About a quarter mile down the road,

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At night... when the hiding's easier.

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Hell of a random place

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(grunting)

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Well...

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(chattering indistinctly)

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It might be good enough for you, but I ain't no dog.

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Came out a free man.

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but I missed the angel's light.

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There ain't no fear like that you have for your child.

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And I always come back.

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20 years I've been the master of this plantation,

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Thank you.

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I can't seem to get out of my own head.

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- about risking our future. - Risk?

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Good.

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and we ain't gonna get 600 miles north without help.

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NOAH: Now he ain't got nothin' left,

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Some regulars in a Yankee tavern were going on about it. And this...

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(neighing)

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(crying): Please...

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What have you been feeding him?

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♪ When I get to heaven, gonna put on my wings ♪

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(music fades, indistinct chatter)

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That's the only thing we gonna find we stay here.

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I hope I still can.

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I try not to talk politics at social occasions.

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(exhales)

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A free man, say with the skills I got,

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I didn't drink nearly enough to forget what I said to you.

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They had a little boy up in a swing,

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- who brought her in. - JIM: And who's that, exactly?

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