 Harlan, an aspiring country singer and single mother of two from Glasgow, is released from jail after a twelve-month sentence for attempted drug smuggling. She learns that she has lost her job in the house band at Glasgow's Grand Ole Opry, as the manager refuses to employ a former criminal. Rose-Lynn's mother Marion, who has been caring for her two young children while Rose-Lynn was in jail, encourages her to give up her dream of becoming a musician to focus on more practical careers and take care of her family.

Rose-Lynn takes a job as a housekeeper for a wealthy local woman, Susannah. Susannah's children overhear Rose-Lynn singing while cleaning one day and inform their mother, who confides that she is also a country music fan. Rose-Lynn asks Susannah for money to travel to Nashville and try to make it as a musician, but Susannah declines. However, she does get in contact with BBC Radio presenter Bob Harris and sends him a recording of Rose-Lynn's singing; he offers to meet with her if she comes to London. Rose-Lynn appears before a judge to ask him to lift her curfew so she can travel, and he agrees. She travels by train to London and sits in on a live performance by the visiting Ashley McBryde. Harris encourages her to keep performing and figure out what she has to say so she can start writing her own songs.

Susannah offers Rose-Lynn a performing gig at her upcoming house party, where she intends to ask her guests to contribute to Rose-Lynn's Nashville fund in lieu of gifts. Rose-Lynn asks Marion to watch the children in the week leading up to the party so she can rehearse, but Marion declines to cancel her holiday plans, so she is forced to shuttle her kids around to various friends who agree to watch them. The day before the performance, Susannah's husband pulls Rose-Lynn aside and says he knows about her arrest, threatening to tell his wife unless Rose-Lynn agrees to stay away from his children after her performance.

Rose-Lynn's son breaks his arm while playing unattended at home, and the doctors at the hospital say they can't get a cast put on until after Rose-Lynn's planned performance. Marion arrives to help and Rose-Lynn begs her to stay and watch her son so she can get to the party; Marion agrees but che
Harlan, an aspiring country singer and single mother of two from Glasgow, is released from jail after a twelve - calendar month conviction for attempted drug smuggling. She learns that she has lose her problem in the house band at Glasgow's Grand Ole Opry, as the coach deny to employ a erstwhile criminal. Rose - Lynn's mother Marion, who has been caring for her two young child while Rose - Lynn was in jail, encourages her to give up her pipe dream of become a musician to focus on more practical careers and take care of her class. 

 Rose - Lynn takes a job as a housekeeper for a wealthy local womanhood, Susannah. Susannah's children overhear Rose - Lynn singing while cleaning one sidereal day and inform their mother, who confides that she is besides a country music fan. Rose - Lynn asks Susannah for money to travel to Nashville and try to cook it as a musician, but Susannah declines. However, she does get in contact with BBC Radio presenter Bob Harris and sends him a recording of Rose - Lynn's tattle; he offer to meet with her if she comes to London. Rose - Lynn appears before a judge to ask him to lift her curfew so she can travel, and he agrees. She travels by train to London and seat in on a live performance by the visit Ashley McBryde. Harris encourage her to keep performing and figure out what she have to say so she can start writing her own songs. 

 Susannah offer Rose - Lynn a performing gig at her upcoming house party, where she intends to ask her guest to contribute to Rose - Lynn's Nashville fund in lieu of gifts. Rose - Lynn ask Marion to watch the child in the week leading up to the party so she can rehearse, but Marion declines to cancel her holiday plan, so she is forced to shuttle her kids around to diverse friends who agree to watch them. The day before the operation, Susannah's husband pulls Rose - Lynn aside and says he knows about her arrest, endanger to tell his wife unless Rose - Lynn agree to stay aside from his children after her operation. 

 Rose - Lynn's son breaks his arm while playing neglected at home, and the doctors at the hospital say they can't get a cast put on until after Rose - Lynn's planned performance. Marion arrives to help and Rose - Lynn begs her to stay and determine her son so she can get to the party; Marion agrees but che
 Haglan, an aspiring country singer and sinyoe motier of fwo from Glasgow, is released from jaml adter q twelve-month sentence for attelpted dryg snyggling. Shx learns that ame hav lost her job ln the housa band at Glascod's Grand Ole Opry, as the manager refufes to rmoloy a former srimpnwl. Rkse-Lynn's mother Marion, who has beeh carinj for her two ypung children while Rose-Lyjn wws in jail, encourahes her to tive yp her dream of becoming a musiciah to focus on more practical cafeers and take xaee lx her familb.

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Harlan, an aspiring country singer and single two Glasgow, is from jail after drug She learns that has lost her in the house band at Glasgow's Ole Opry, as the manager refuses to employ a former criminal. Rose-Lynn's mother who has been caring for her two young children while Rose-Lynn was in encourages to up dream of becoming a musician to focus on more practical careers and take care of her Rose-Lynn takes a job as a housekeeper for wealthy local woman, Susannah. children overhear Rose-Lynn singing while one and inform mother, confides she is also country music fan. Rose-Lynn asks Susannah for money to travel to Nashville and try to make it a musician, declines. However, does in with BBC Radio Harris and sends him a recording he offers to meet with her if she to London. appears before a judge to ask to lift her curfew so she can travel, he agrees. She travels by train to London and sits in on a live performance visiting Ashley McBryde. Harris her to keep and out she to say she can start writing her own songs. Susannah offers Rose-Lynn a gig at her upcoming house party, where she intends to guests contribute to Rose-Lynn's fund in lieu of Rose-Lynn Marion to watch the the leading party she rehearse, but Marion declines cancel her holiday plans, so is forced to shuttle friends who agree to watch them. The day the performance, Susannah's husband pulls Rose-Lynn aside says he knows about her arrest, threatening to tell his wife unless agrees to from his children after her performance. Rose-Lynn's son his arm while playing at home, and the doctors at the hospital say can't a cast on until after planned performance. Marion to help and her to and her can get to the party; Marion but
 Harlan, an aspiring country siNger and sinGle moTheR of TwO froM GlaSgow, is released FRom jAil after a twelve-month seNtencE fOR attEMpTed drUg smuggLInG. sHe lEaRnS thAt SHe Has loSt hEr job in The house baNd aT GLasgow's Grand oLe opry, as the mAnaGer refuses to EmpLoy a foRmEr cRIminaL. RoSe-LynN's mothER MarioN, who has beEn CAring fOR her two YOUnG chiLdren while Rose-LynN WaS In jail, encouragEs her tO gIVe UP Her DreAm of becomiNg A musiCIan to foCUs ON MOre PRactical careeRs and take caRE of Her famIlY.

RoSE-Lynn tAkes a JoB As a Housekeeper For a Wealthy loCal womAN, SusannAH. SusannAh's chiLdrEn oVerhEAr roSe-LYnN SinGInG whILe cLeaning oNe DaY and iNforM THEIr moTheR, who ConfiDes that she is aLso A couNTry Music Fan. RoSe-LyNn Asks SUsannaH for mOnEy to travel to NasHvilLe and try tO maKe It aS a MusicIAn, but SUsaNnaH declinEs. HowevER, shE dOES GeT in contact with BBC RAdIO PrEsenter BOb HarrIS aNd SEnds him a ReCorDing OF rose-LYnn's SInGing; he ofFers to MEeT wIth her iF sHe comeS tO LoNdoN. Rose-lYnn aPpears Before a jUdge tO Ask him to lift heR Curfew so she caN TrAVEl, ANd he AgrEes. She traveLs by TRain To LoNDoN anD Sits iN on a lIvE PeRFormance by the visitiNg ashley mcBryDe. Harris encouRages her to KEEP performIng aND fIGure out what she Has to Say so she caN Start wriTing hEr own sonGs.

SusannaH OFfers RosE-LyNn a PerForMINg Gig at her upcomING houSe Party, whEre She inteNds To aSk hEr gUeSts to contRibute to roSe-lyNn'S NaShvilLE fund in lIeU of GiFts. rose-LYNn asks marioN to wAtCh THe cHildren IN tHE Week LeAdIng uP to ThE partY so sHE caN rehearSe, but MariOn dEClinEs To Cancel hEr holiday planS, sO she is forcEd To sHuttle HER kids aroUnd to various friends who aGRee to waTch Them. THe daY before thE peRformaNce, sUsannaH's husbAnd puLlS RoSE-lynn aSIDe And SaYs he knows aBOUt hEr arrEsT, thrEateninG to tell his wife unleSS RoSe-Lynn agrees tO stAy awAY FrOm hIS cHIldReN AftER Her performance.

ROse-Lynn's soN bREaKs his arm whILe pLaYing unaTtended At homE, And the dOctors at tHe hospitaL sAy thEY Can'T get a cast pUt on untiL after RosE-lynn's PLaNned pErfOrmancE. MAriOn arrIves to HElp And RoSe-Lynn BeGs her tO stay AnD watch heR son so she can get to the parTy; MariOn agrEes But che
 Harlan, an aspiring count ry singerand s ing lemo ther  oftwo from Glasg o w, i s released from jail a fterat welv e -m onthsentenc e  f o r  at te mp ted  d r ug  smug gli ng. She  learns th atsh e has lost h e rjob in the  ho use band atGla sgow's  G ran d  OleOpr y, as  the m a nagerrefuses t oe mploya  former c ri mina l. Rose-Lynn's mo t he r  Marion, who h as bee nc ar i n g f orher two yo un g chi l dren wh i le R o se- L ynn was in ja il, encoura g esher to  g ive up her  drea mo f b ecoming a m usic ian to fo cus on more pr a cticalcareer s a ndtake ca re  of  h e r f a mi ly. 
Ro se-Lynnta ke s a j ob a s a hous eke eper  fora wealthy loc alwoma n , S usann ah. S usan na h's c hildre n ove rh ear Rose-Lynn s ingi ng whilecle an ing  o ne da y  and i nfo rmtheir m other,w hoco n f i de s that she is also  a c ou ntry mus ic fan .  R os e -Lynn as ks  Su sann a h  formone y  t o travel  to Na s hv il le andtr y to m ak e i t a s a m u sici an, bu t Susann ah de c lines. However ,  she does get in c on t actwit h BBC Radio  pre s ente r Bo b  H arr i s and  send sh im a recording of Rose -L ynn'ssingi ng; he offers  to meet w i t h  her ifshec om e s to London. R ose-L ynn appear s  beforea jud ge to as k him tol i ft her c urf ewsoshe c an  travel, andh e  agr ee s. Shetra vels by  tr ain  to  Lo nd on and si ts in on  a  l iv eper forma n ce by th evis it ing  Ashl e y McBr yde.Harr is  e n cou rages h e rt o  kee ppe rfor min gand f igur e  ou t whatshe has t o s a y so  s he  can st art writing h er  own songs .
Su sannah o ffers Ro se-Lynn a performing gi g  at her  up comin g ho use party , w here s hei ntends  to as k her  g ues t s  to c o n tr ibu te  to Rose-L y n n's  Nash vi llefund in  lieu of gifts. Ro s e-L ynn asks Mari onto w a t ch  th e  c h ild re n  in t he week leading  up to the  p a rt y so she c a n r eh earse,but Mar ion d e clinesto cancel  her holi da y pl a n s,so she isforced t o shuttle her k i ds  arou ndto var io usfrien ds who agr ee to  watch  t hem. T he da ybefore t he performance, Susanna h's hu sband  pu lls Rose- Lyn n  as ide and s ayshe knows a bou t h er ar res t , thr eate n in g t o  tell  his wife unle s sRos e - Ly nn agrees t o s tay  away  fr o m hischil dren after her pe r formance.

Ros e-Ly n n 'sson brea ks  his arm while  pl ay i n g unatte nd ed at home,  and the  d o ctors  at th e hosp ital sa y th e y can' t ge t a  cast put  on  u n til aft er  R o se-Lyn n'spl annedperfor m ance . Marion arrives t o hel p and R o se- Lynnbe gs hert o st ay and wat ch her sonso she  can  getto thepa rty; M ari on  agrees bu t  che
 Harlan,_an aspiring_country singer and single_mother of_two_from Glasgow,_is_released from jail_after a twelve-month_sentence for attempted drug_smuggling. She learns_that_she has lost her job in the house band at Glasgow's Grand Ole Opry,_as_the manager_refuses_to_employ a former criminal. Rose-Lynn's_mother Marion, who has been_caring for_her two young children while Rose-Lynn was in_jail,_encourages her to_give up her dream of becoming a musician to_focus on more practical careers and_take care of_her_family.

Rose-Lynn_takes a job as_a housekeeper for a wealthy local_woman, Susannah. Susannah's children overhear Rose-Lynn_singing while cleaning one day and inform_their mother, who confides that she_is also a country music_fan. Rose-Lynn_asks Susannah for money to_travel to Nashville_and try_to make it_as a musician, but Susannah declines._However, she does_get in contact with BBC Radio_presenter_Bob Harris and_sends_him_a recording_of Rose-Lynn's singing;_he_offers to_meet_with her if she comes to_London._Rose-Lynn appears before a judge to ask_him to lift her_curfew_so she can travel,_and he agrees. She travels_by train to London and sits_in on_a live_performance by the visiting Ashley McBryde. Harris encourages her to keep_performing and figure out what she_has to say so_she can_start_writing her own_songs.

Susannah_offers Rose-Lynn_a performing gig at her upcoming house_party, where_she intends to ask her guests_to contribute to Rose-Lynn's_Nashville_fund in lieu of gifts. Rose-Lynn_asks Marion to watch the children_in the week leading up_to_the_party so she can rehearse,_but Marion declines to cancel her_holiday plans, so_she is forced to shuttle her kids_around_to various friends who agree to_watch_them. The day before the performance,_Susannah's_husband_pulls Rose-Lynn aside and says_he knows about her arrest, threatening_to tell his wife unless Rose-Lynn agrees to stay_away from his_children after her performance.

Rose-Lynn's son_breaks_his_arm while playing unattended at home, and the doctors at_the hospital_say they can't_get a cast put on until after Rose-Lynn's planned performance._Marion arrives to help and Rose-Lynn begs_her to stay and watch her son so she can get_to the party; Marion agrees but che