Darrell Scott - You'll never leave Harlan alive (Justified)

From Album ''Aloha from Nashville'' - 1997
I felt it needed to be shared.

All right reserved Darrell Scott

"YOU'LL NEVER LEAVE HARLAN ALIVE", musical composition administered by
EMI Music Publishing

[Xbow]

I stumbled across Justified by accident. Watched all 6 seasons and then went back to the beginning and started again. Some of the best television ever.

[meadowbrookinvesting]

I’m a Kentucky state trooper and work Harlan county. This song means a lot to the ppl to live there

[redstateforever]

“I’ve been accused of being many things, inarticulate ain’t one of them.” That made me laugh so hard when Boyd said that, I love the little self-aware moment.

[chrismoran]

This show is still somehow criminally under-watched and unknown by most. Easily in my top 5.

[Droneandosobrelah]

The world needs more contemporary westerns like Justified...

[Isaacmantx]

Raylan is one of those "once in a lifetime" characters. And, Timothy Olyphant was literally the ONLY person who could play him. Walton Goggins' portrayal of Boyd was also cinematic perfection. Two great powerhouses in a single series, in the absolute peak of their character portrayal and writing matchups!!!

[johnheav]

Timothy Oliphant was responsible for many sleep-deprived nights for me as I binge-watched Justified. The love and hate between Raylan and Boyd was a kind of surging current that I could not swim against. Justified one of the most well produced, powerful series I've ever seen.

[Thedgameplays]

Anyone else was almost in tears when Boyd and Raylan's last conversation? Such an awesome TV series.

[josetheman]

I'm from a village in South Africa where the sun come out at 10 am and sets at 3 pm because of all the mountains, people spends their days drinking and wishing for something better. I got out but man! this song hits home.

[mikejohnson]

I blew my mind when I found out this song wasn't written for the show. It really is a testament to both the song and the show that they can evoke such visceral emotions even if you didn't grow up in a coal mining family or in a place like Harlan.

[yoyogaming]

The whole entire cast of justified are some of the greatest actors I've ever watched. Boyd Crowder hands down one of the best bad guys

[appalachianmountains]

I'm a Helton and from Harlan, Ky. My daddy was a coal miner and had Black Lung. He went to DC and fault for Black Lung Benefits in the early 70's. I know exactly where Catrons Valley is. My roots are definitely in Harlan, still live here.

[supastar]

Boyd Crowder : *sprawled on the ground after taking a sucker punch to the gut from Raylen* - "Well if I take this conversation vertical can I expect more of the same?"....I miss this show...some of the best dialogue I've seen on TV in ages.

[Lindberg]

Never been a big country fan, but the way this song opens up to the listener.. Wow.

This song got under my skin. Awesome tune.

[davidpritchard]

I love the way he starts out in a minor mode, and then when he sings "Where the sun comes up about ten in the morning, " he changes to a happier sounding major sound that some how still sounds sad. That change gives me chills.

[paulz.]

Currently re-watching the series; once again, amazing, every character is with his unique personality, every dialogue is a work of art, good show.

[Ironhorsemountainman]

The series pulled you into the fabric of their lives. You became woven into the love, the passion and the tragedies.

The music stirred the depths of emotion. You were moved to tears and laughter. You engaged the dialogues and walked their paths of human pain and pleasure.

At the end, after experiencing the culture and the creed, it was all Justified.

[stressrx]

“If ya make me pull, I’ll put you down.”

[WriterJCYoung]

I'm the grandson of Southern KY share croppers and Eastern KY coal miners, born and raised in KY. As much as this song speaks to, there's a universal melancholy about being a working family in America.

[gixerloon]

Justified, quite possibly "the best" written, acted and directed series on TV ever, I'd even put it above The Shield, which was brilliant in its day.