LUV (Excerpt) Lyrics

[Metro Scene Excerpt]

Woody: I'm really tired, I'm going home

Vincent: We ain't got no home man......
Your grandmother can't take care of you......I'm all you got.


Woody: well if you're all I got, then why you hit me...and put me thru all this today?

Vincent: Cause I ain't got nobody either...people I thought I trusted...I can't trust...I don't know what they were doing ...man I'm just telling you I don't know.

Woody: and why did you say that about my mother

Vincent: I love your mother...I love you too man...Wood I love you Bruh...Im gonna take care of you...I just need this money...I need it...I need this money...(softly) I need it. I promise I'll take you to North Carolina...

Woody: Tonight...

Vincent: Tonight.

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This is an excerpt from LUV, a film staring RG verified emcee Common. We went behind the lines of the film’s script to discuss the meaning behind the movie.

Common plays Vincent, the paroled uncle to 11-year-old Woody Watson, whose father is absent and mother is in rehab. The film chronicles a single day in which Vincent brings Woody along with him in attempt to show him how to get things done in life. The day spirals into violence, when Vincent’s plans go awry. Ultimately Woody must face this danger and learn what it means to become a man.

Luv is in theaters starting 1/18/2013 – go check it out in an AMC theater near you!

Find out more about LUV here

Watch the full sit-down with Common here:

http://players.brightcove.net/4863540648001/HklmClHkx_default/index.html?videoId=5237594977001

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