i can t go back, changed my life, losing all control look at me now it s hot. brian sauer is just one of many aspiring musicians at the louisville metro department of corrections jail. i cry and dream at night and wish i didn t leave this life they try to send me on a long trip, vacation, a trip the themes of their songs and raps are often based on pain and suffering. a lot of ass-whoopings but some, like sauer, hope to sing a different tune the next time they re released. i know there s more to life than this, and damn, i miss my wife and kids was a sad day when they took my life away you know, i want to live a normal life, you know what i m saying? i ve got a good girl on my side. she s there for me, sends me money, phone calls, letters, cards, things of that nature,
so, i just try to keep it where she knows her. visit wasn t long enough at all. happy before and sad after. because i feel like i m going to lose all the baby years, you know? all the baby things are going to be gone. so, it s kind of sad. coming up got one here that says louisville. brian sauer becomes a jailhouse jeweler and michael draper finds trouble in general population. you haven t noticed me in two years. i was in a coma. well, i still deserve appreciation. who was there for you when you had amnesia? you know i can t remember that. stop this madness. if it s appreciation you want you should both get snapshot from progressive. it rewards good drivers with big discounts on car insurance. i have also awoken from my coma. it s called a nap, susan lucci. you can use whipped topping made .but real joyful moments..
hair, watched my heart grow cold the pain inside, the tears i cried, what i don t i can t let go, look at me now but in the time he s been at louisville metro, he s discovered a new talent. got one here says louisville. gotta represent louisville, kentucky, where we re from. that s a pretty popular one throughout the jail. and i make these are smaller ones, actually. these are for, like, the girls. sauer makes rings using a number of items he scrapes together in his dorm. he starts with a plastic deodorant bottle, some string pulled from his mattress. i ll take three of these strings here and braid them together, makes this right here. he uses the string to slice off the small, ring-shaped neck of the plastic bottle. cut that off. three for a dollar!
music inlong-shot under the best of circumstances, that doesn t stop inmates at the louisville metro department of corrections jail from displaying their talents. but one day, you know they say, at the end of the rainbow yeah, rainbow, at the end of the rainbow, they tell him it s gold, tell him it s gold over the years, you see talent from singing to rapping to artistry to general, i mean, just about every field you can think of. if given the right path at an earlier stage, you know, could have been very successful at whatever they had done, but for whatever reason, it s turned out, you know, they ve made choices that s landed them in here. never too late to utilize that talent, but for some people, it becomes harder and harder when you re caught up in the system for someone to give you a chance. when brian sauer came to jail, he knew he had talent as a singer. look at me now, i ve lost some
cell is now my home i can t go back, changed my life, losing all control look at me now it s hot. brian sauer is just one of many aspiring musicians at the louisville department of corrections jail. i cry and dream at night and wish i didn t leave this life they try to send me to a bone trip, vacation, a strip the themes of their songs and raps are often based on pain and suffering. a lot of ass-whoopings but some, like sauer, hope to sing a different tune the next time they re released. i know there s more to life than this, and damn, i miss my wife and kids was a sad day when they took my life away you know, i want to live a normal life, you know what i m saying? i ve got a good girl on my side. she s there for me, sends me