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Aunt Loudell, used to
run a motel.
She lived in that
motel room all her days.
Aunt Loudell, had a
man named Uncle Cell.
He was old and kind of
sickly in his ways.
And that's about all I
knew.
'Bout old Cell and
Lou.
But they done me well,
so I never found no
fault with Lou & Cell.
We lived in the
Chattahoochee Valley.
Loudell lived on
Opelika hill.
Aunt Loudell, used to
run that motel,
and everybody else
worked in the mill.
And that's about all I
knew.
'Bout old Cell and
Lou.
But they done me well,
so I never found no
fault with Lou & Cell.
Some people came to
make a movie,
called Norma Rae, and
Cell was in a scene.
Aunt Loudell ran that
Golden Cherry,
and that name was
splashed across the silver screen.
And that's about all I
knew.
'Bout old Cell and
Lou.
But they done me well,
so I never found no
fault with Lou & Cell.
My people did not like
that movie, they said
"Union,
that's a dirty word!"
But that did not
bother Cell & Loudell.
They carried on just
like they never heard.
And that's about all I
knew.
'Bout old Cell and
Lou.
But they done me well,
so I never found no
fault with Lou & Cell.
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Loudell
& Cell ran the Golden Cherry Motel in Opelika at the time it
was used as a location site for filming Norma Rae (with Sally
Field). They were star-struck. Of course, Sally & the rest
of the crew stayed at the local Holiday Inn (go figure).
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