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Previously on Pacific Blue. Today is a
day of reason.

A day of sanity.

Then he got what heroes get. The man
armed himself.

John Patron gave you a weapon?

All our money came from dealing rock for
Patron. He was a drug dealer too?

Father, a good man is dead.

A man anyway.

Did you purchase a .30 -06 last May at
Bowers?

Sure did.

Have you ever handled a murder case
where all of your sympathy...

He's with the killer. Your husband said
he once knew John Patron?

Well, sure. I used to date John.

You might say Bruce sort of told me away
from him.

John Patron never forgave Bruce Best.

Carol had a daughter.

A young, beautiful girl. She was an
eighth student, a model kid who had

everything to live for. No drugs or
alcohol in her system when she took her

life. How did that happen?

Patron raped her.

And she died carrying a child. Look,
guys, if we send this man up, we will

regret it for the rest of our lives.

I found the weapon that killed John
Patron.

If I turn it in,

a man will suffer or die. What do I do,
Father?

Officer Cruz, you've been accused of
withholding evidence in an ongoing

investigation. This is a criminal
offense.

Officers Granger, Strickland, Harper.

Internal Affairs will be interviewing
each of you separately concerning

of abetting a cover -up.

and hindering the investigation.

Besides the destruction of justice,
you're also charged with destroying

evidence, interfering with an ongoing
police investigation.

Come on, Ms. Tucker.

You're just loading up on charges to
force Bobby into some kind of plea

I'm doing my job.

Why don't we cut to your best and final
offer?

That's simple.

Give me Bruce Best for the murder.

And in return?

In return, the DA's office drops
criminal charges and throws you back on

mercy of internal affairs.

Lieutenant Jessup? You call that mercy?

It won't be Jessup. I've already asked
if she'd be removed from the case

of a blatant personal bias.

You know, Counselor, I'm the key to your
whole case.

I found the weapon. I discovered the
motive.

Don't be ridiculous.

Bias or not, Jessup's case is
bulletproof, with or without you.

Then why are we here?

Here's my best and final offer.

I want Internal Affairs to clear
Lieutenant Calloway and everyone else in

unit. Not my ballpark. Make it your
ballpark.

I acted alone.

No one else knew.

You're not the one offering deals here,
officer.

Without me on the stand, you're going to
look like Marcia Clark with better

clothes.

What do you say?

Forget obstruction of justice.

Forget destruction of evidence.

Because the lieutenant is right.

Those charges were a frivolous ploy.

You're hereby charged as an accessory
after the fact murder one in the

of John Patron.

I'm gonna burn you to the ground.

Just another day in LA Anybody

Sees

more than me Anybody Makes me free

Someday

What is that sound? Just another day
old.

Thank you.

You tried to protect me?

I thought you hated me.

I did.

I'm glad you got that straight.

So what, you had a flash of insight?

Realized I was innocent?

I'm not innocent.

You put John Patron right in the car out
there and squeezed the trigger.

And I bet you loved it.

If that's what you think, why did you
move heaven and earth to find my gun and

then just toss it in the canal?

Because I know why you loved it.

Gee, Bruce, first time I've ever seen
you flinch.

There's two sides to every story, Chris.

You don't even have the full picture
yet.

Neither do you, Strickland. And you
won't, till we see whether or not the

of you have managed to sink TC's entire
career.

TC didn't do anything.

It's called command responsibility,
Jamie. It happened on his watch.

But I'm sure you mouseketeers never even
considered that. I always thought that

TC might buy it from a bullet or crash
in some terrible bike wreck.

But I never dreamed that he would be
brought down by four of his own hand

-picked people.

Sister, will you give this to the young
boy who was here this morning? I believe

his name is Tony.

I saw Frischner here today, Father.

Bruce Best.

He was in one of my jail cells, murder
one. I'll come right down.

He's not cleared for visitors yet. He
didn't kill anybody. Bruce isn't a

murderer. Gosh, what is it about this
guy? Everybody loves him. One of my

officers is in the cell right next to
him for destroying evidence to protect

Best. Can you believe that?

Bobby Cruz?

How'd you know?

I'm his confessor. Cruz confessed the
cover -up? I didn't say that.

No, you never say anything. You just
hide behind that sacramental screen

people die and careers get flushed down
the toilet. Stop. And don't tell me that

this is God's will because God cares a
lot more about his children than you do.

Stop it, T .C. And I'll tell you one
thing, Father. God did not fire the

that killed John Patron and started this
whole train wreck. It started long

before that.

You know all about it, don't you?

When can I see Bruce and Bobby?

Give me some answers and we will go
there now.

T .C., don't.

We've been friends for too long.

This goes way beyond friendship.

It's life and death.

What do you think you're doing? Damn,
they ran me over.

What the hell's the matter with you
anyway, huh?

Didn't you hear we got John Patron's
killer?

That makes me feel all better. The
streets are all safe again.

I thought you wanted justice.

Damn straight, it's what we want and
it's what we're not getting. What are

talking about?

You busted a white dude with no record.

You got no case. Says who? Says
everybody.

One more time, color dyes, white skin
walks.

Don't hand me that.

Whatever. And don't hand me this justice
crap either. You're just inconvenienced

because your drug connection ate a
bullet. You watch your mouth, cop.

You want a piece of me, huh?

Come on.

Give me your best shot. Come on.

You stick around for a while, and you're
going to see some real justice.

Are you threatening my suspect?

What?

Bruce?

The most beautiful sight I've ever seen.

Just say that you didn't do this.

Carol, it doesn't look good.

That rifle of mine that was stolen,
turns out that was the gun Patron was

with.

And I hear there's Judge Halloran we've
drawn as a real tyrant, so... You're not

answering my question.

Come on, Bruce, just say it. You know
what kind of man I am.

Just say the word. Say, I did not kill
John Patron.

I did not do anything wrong.

Thank God.

You ever...

Fantasized about forcing me to a three
-way sexual encounter?

Yeah, it's all I ever think about.

You know, if we were working and I asked
this question, I could be guilty of

sexual harassment.

Yeah, so you just thought you'd feed the
opportunity of our current

unemployment?

Yeah, but neither of you said no.

No.

No what?

Sarge!

Have you ever been...

by the uncontrollable urge to tie me
down and ravage me.

Gee, do I look that transparent?

No.

What's up, Sarge? Why the visit?

Well, I'm here as your union rep.

It's the right of every officer named in
an IA action.

So, um, what does that mean? You, uh,
order us our last meal?

Should I take that to mean that you're
guilty, Ross?

Because, you know, I came over here
thinking that you might want to fight.

Yeah, like we have a chance.

You do have a chance.

And Susan Jessup is my guardian angel.
Susan Jessup isn't on the case anymore.

Personal bias.

Her commander's now handling this.

So does that mean that this little
matter of my prior criminal record is

all this?

We can hope.

But for starters, why don't you just
tell me what really happened?

Yeah, then you go tell Chris, and then
she goes and tells the lieutenant.

Oh, come on, Harper. Give me some
credit.

Did Bobby toss that gun?

He's a seasoned cop.

I just can't believe that he thought he
could get away with something like this

on a high -profile case.

Well, that should make you wonder what
his motives were.

Zip it, Jamie.

You of all people, Corey.

I mean, Bobby may be reckless, but he's
got his reasons.

Beth, your attorney's here.

Attorney?

I don't have an attorney.

Remember me?

Stephen Plano.

You're no lawyer.

Yes, I am. I was John Patron's lawyer
until you killed him.

Guard! He's having a smoke.

I'm gonna need a moment.

I'm busy.

Well, I want you to know, if you're not
satisfied with the public defender, I'll

gladly pay the tab for any attorney you
might choose.

Yeah, right.

You're facing Jay Gunnar Halloran.

He's a very tough judge.

Now, I only want what's best for you.

Why? Because I want you free and walking
the streets, Mr. Best.

Here's my card.

Fill me.

Spend no expense.

Makes no sense.

Sure it does.

With your clean record and being a war
hero, any first -year PD will plead you

out for a short time in a soft cell.

Mr. Blanahair wants you out in the open
where he can have a clear shot at you.

Don't listen to jailhouse wisdom, Mr.
Best. If we can't achieve retribution

you, We may have to accept an alternate
sacrifice.

Your pretty wife comes to mind. What?
What?

Hey! Wait a second!

You can't do this.

You heard him!

You're my witness!

Did you really think you could exploit
the system and then turn around and ask

it to protect you?

Bats wouldn't deny the killing, TC.

You eavesdropped on a life conversation?

Somebody had to do something.

Why? Why?

Because you don't have a clue in the
world what you're doing right now. You

know, before all this started, Corey
warned you, I warned you, but you

listen. And now you need help, whether
you want it or not.

What I need is support from my wife.

No, you need a lot more than that.

You let those rookies take a
flamethrower to your career, which means

life, which means to my life.

But worse, much worse, you almost let a
man get away with murder.

Not now, Sergeant. Now, Lieutenant.

Well, well.

And a happy couple.

Captain Sharp.

Sorry I missed the wedding reception.

I don't remember inviting you. Your wife
did.

She knows it pays to court internal
affairs if you have any ambitions within

police department.

As you evidently do not.

Have you reviewed my request to replace
Lieutenant Jessup?

Reviewed it.

I've granted it.

Thank you. Don't thank me.

I consider it a personal attack when my
people are accused of prejudice.

We have an impossible job and bias is a
stone any idiot can throw.

It's justified in this case.

The Board of Review will decide that.

Penning the decision, you're relieved of
command.

Sergeant McNamara is assuming interim
control of Pacific Blue.

I have a year to send that wedding gift,
right?

Hey. I assure you this is a temporary
condition and I expect Lieutenant

back in the chair as soon as possible.

And if for some reason T .C.'s not
reinstated, I will not be submitting my

as his replacement.

Instead, I will be requesting a
transfer.

That's it. Hit the streets.

Father?

Carol, I've been calling you.

Yeah, I know, I know.

I just came down here for your blessing.

You have it always.

To divorce my husband.

Carol, you know the church's position.

Father, he did it.

He shot John Patron.

Bruce told you this?

No, he tried to reassure me, but I know
him.

This is why they call it faith.

Anyone can believe in the obvious.

Believing in the unprovable, the
impossible, that's what faith is.

Just wait.

Make no decisions right now.

The Lord has thrown many surprises our
way.

He may yet have a few more in store.

Somebody's cranky.

Who are you?

Captain Marla Sharp, Internal Affairs.

My associate, Susan Jessup, told me all
about you, Jamie.

I've got nothing to say to you.

It's criminal to waste your training and
dedication, your livelihood, on a

completely lost cause.

Yeah, well, I don't think it's lost.

You were with Cruz when he found the
murder weapon.

Yet when it vanished... You didn't blow
the whistle. So you're in this, Jamie.

You're in it deep.

Yeah, well, if I admitted that, then I'd
be a lost cause.

Not if you volunteered at all for the
good of the department.

You might even get a commendation.

Hooray!

And here's a throw -in.

Give me the head of Bobby Cruz, and I'll
forget all about the fact that you

perjured yourself in your department ad.

Yeah.

Until you need the next favor.

Do the smart thing, Jamie.

before one of your partners does.

I only need one of you, and all my
offers go away.

I

thought

you might be in need of confession.

My soul's doing just fine.

Is it?

Yes. But I'm glad you came, Father. I'm
worried about Carol.

You should be.

Was she all right?

She was this morning.

When she asked my permission to divorce
you.

She says she can't live with a killer.

Approve the divorce.

Grant the permission.

It isn't mine to grant.

He's got to go. Get out of town. Get
away.

From you? From everything.

McCrone's successor paid me a visit. He
threatened Carol.

What did he say? Enough.

Please, Father.

Get her out of danger.

Is your conscience still so very clear,
Bruce?

Lori.

Lori.

Sergeant.

If you use me as your one visitor,
Bobby, I'll have to turn Teresa away

comes. Lighten up, Corey.

Don't you even care if I'm innocent?

Are you?

You know, I've had a lot of
disappointments in my life.

I lost my mother.

I lost a child.

This, this is a whole other country.

Someday, I promise, I will explain this
whole twisted affair from start to

finish.

I will make you understand.

You'll forgive me if I don't hold my
breath.

But in the meantime, Stephen Platt is
planning a revenge hit on Bruce Best.

How do you know?

He bribed his way in here last night and
threatened him. Guess he didn't know

the phone I stole was a cop.

This fits.

Eddie Perez and his Culver SA rollers
were giving me the same look yesterday.

Yeah, but Lana sells them. Corey, you
can turn this around on them.

Protect best and take out plan on the
rollers all at once.

It should be nice if something good came
out of it.

Thanks, Bobby.

You surprised me.

Hey, whatever it looks like, it's still
a cop.

Believe that.

Okay.

This is Captain Sharp.

She's trying to turn us against each
other.

Did Sharp make an offer?

Yes, she did.

Promises of glory and sexual favors.

Too bad she didn't ask me.

I'm just kidding.

She approached me, too.

Said that I might as well play her up,
one of you would.

Yeah. Oh, she's got that wrong.

Right?

Right. I mean, we all agree that we're
doing the right thing here.

I just didn't think that things would go
so bad so fast.

Me neither.

I just wish we could, like, talk to
Bobby about it at least.

I mean, if it was me, I would take the
heat and let you guys go. Me too.

Hey, let's not forget the reason why we
started this.

Bruce Best shot a man who raped his
daughter and made her commit suicide.

What are we risking?

Our precious little jobs?

Bobby's risking prison.

I hoped I'd find you here.

Actually, what I'd hoped is that you
would have...

Stayed for a little cuddling this
morning.

I guess we've both been disappointing
each other lately.

Do you want to tell me what exactly I
did that was so damn wrong?

You have to ask?

Yes, I have to ask because you're
treating this as if I committed some

personal affront to you.

That's how I feel.

Well, get over it.

I have been out here since 3 a .m.

trying to get over it.

It's not working.

Come on, Chris.

You disturb me, TC.

I know it may sound corny, but I think
of our jobs as sacred.

It doesn't sound corny. I feel the same
way.

I don't think you do.

Not anymore.

Well, then you're just flat out wrong.

If you did, you never would have put
yourself in a position to lose it.

You've never been in command. You
couldn't possibly understand.

Maybe not.

But our bosses do command. Do they not
understand either?

You are not.

the innocent victim in this, TC.

You put this upon all of us, and I am
having a hard time getting past that.

Fine, just tell me one thing. Just tell
me that you're not afraid that being

associated with me is going to screw up
your move to homicide.

I am not doing anything.

I am trying to save my feelings for you,
and you're damn right I am afraid.

Listen to you. You value...

Your promotion more than you value our
marriage.

How could you say that?

Are you purposely missing the point
here?

I apologize.

Okay? I apologize to the unit, to the
department, to you.

Does that help?

Are you happy?

Yeah, it does help.

No.

I'm not happy.

I don't know what else to do.

Nothing.

That's the point.

I made...

A mistake.

Yes, you did.

And there are some mistakes that you
just can't make.

Don't ever do that again.

Sorry, but there's eyes everywhere, and
I just didn't want them seeing us

together. Yeah, well, I can't say I
blame you. Oh, come on, Strickland.

never been a whiner. Don't start now.

I'm on my way to an I .A. hatchet job.
My career's in the dumper, and I might

to jail.

I think I'm entitled.

How about fighting back instead?

I don't see how. And believe me, I've
been up nights looking.

Susan Jessup.

Jessup. She got us into this.

She's guilty of personal malfeasance in
your case and sexual harassment in mine.

But the downtown brass is male and
straight and very traditional, and

just bat her eyelashes at him and say,
Who me?

Forget the brass.

I'm talking about her boss.

Captain Sharp, that cobra. She's worse
than Jessup.

Maybe. But when I asked to have Jessup
replaced, she did it fast.

Too fast.

And without any protest.

So you're saying that she knows that
Jessup is dirty.

She sure didn't want anybody taking a
closer look.

But we don't have any proof, and Jessup
is too smart to give us any.

What if Captain Sharp believes she
already has?

Where have you been?

Setting up some hope for all of us.

You three need more than hope.

Inside.

Harper.

I've heard a lot about you, Monica, but
we've never met.

Hello and goodbye.

I think we have a lot in common.

Yeah, like?

Brains, ambition, a certain tendency
toward the carnal. In other

we might have become very special
friends.

You know, it's really too bad that
you're not wearing a skirt.

Why? Because it would make it so much
easier to take the offer you're about to

make and shove it right up your...
Harper, they're ready.

Officer Strickland.

You were Officer Cruz's partner on the
Patron slaying.

We know he found the murder weapon. Can
we presume you were with him when he

did? I was with Bobby when he found the
rifle.

So then why didn't you file chain of
evidence forms?

Officer Cruz said that he'd handle the
paperwork.

Why didn't you report the rifle missing
from evidence first thing the next day?

I didn't have a chance.

I didn't even know that it was missing
until Lieutenant Jessup showed up with

it. You're lying.

Note the dates on these photos.

You three met with Officer Cruz that
very night to discuss ditching the gun.

It's obstruction of justice.

Conspiracy. Stop.

The case against these three hinges on
the guilt of an officer not present.

will be dealt with in a separate
hearing.

After his criminal trial.

But for right now, Officer Cruz is
presumed innocent.

I can't accuse my officers of conspiring
with an innocent man. I challenge that

everything alleged here must first be
proven in court.

And I also move that we postpone this
hearing until after Officer Cruz is

exonerated. You mean convicted.

No, Captain, that is not what I meant.
Enough.

Your point is well taken, Sergeant. I'll
compromise.

The Cruz best arraignment is set for
Friday.

If Cruz is indicted, we reconvene.
That's not good enough.

That's all you're getting.

Dismissed.

She did me a favor, you know.

Given that we've drawn Gunnar Halloran
the city's number one hanging judge,

Cruz's indictment is a slam dunk.

She's just given me permission to nail
you all to the same cloth.

through the trapdoor.

Victim, my own gravity.

You're under arrest.

Deep breath.

Attempted murder.

Forty witnesses.

We were found at John's with a little
stick.

I want my lawyer.

As a matter of fact, so do we.

Hi, Mr. Plana. Are you kidding? There
were shots fired.

Yeah, at a police officer. My husband,
in fact, with a weapon you supplied.

Don't you people ever stop?

We were on you last night, Counselor,
when you dropped off the pistol.

It's all over now.

Please run.

Please.

How's T .C.? He's still in the hospital,
a couple thousand bruises, but he'll be

fine. All rise.

The Honorable J. Gunner Halloran
presiding.

Okay, people.

Let's get something straight.

I love carnivals.

I also love witty repartee.

I even like surprises.

Outside my courtroom. Inside my
courtroom, I love silence.

I love it when people call me Your
Honor. And I love issuing contempt

Clear one and all?

State of California versus Bruce Best
for murdering the first. How do you

Hello? Anybody home?

Not guilty.

Surprise, surprise.

Co -defendant is Robert Cruz, murder
one, accessory after the fact,

of justice, destruction of evidence. The
whole trifecta. How do you plead, son?

Wait a minute, let me guess.

Absolutely, positively, 100 % innocent?

Not guilty, your honor.

parking ticket places Bruce Best at the
murder scene.

His rifle, a ballistics match for the
murder.

We can prove a long -standing romantic
feud between Best and John Patron, added

to Patron's involvement in the recent
suicide of Best's daughter.

Opportunity means motive.

We can prove this thanks to this
officer, who changed courses mid

and decided to protect the killer.

We will confirm this by the testimony of
other officers, his commanders and

partners against whom the police
department is now proceeding on its own.

State call Sergeant Corey McNamara.

Did Mr. Best provide an alibi for the
hours of the crime?

Objection. Fifth Amendment.

Denied. She's not asking the defendant
answer the question, please.

He was unable to do so. Whose
fingerprints were on the murder weapon?

Our lab made a five -point fingerprint
match to the defendant, Bruce Best.

No other prints?

No. No others.

Who conducted the initial interview of
the suspect?

Officer Russell Granger.

Did Officer Cruz express his opinion
regarding Mr. Best as a suspect?

Objection. Hearsay. Denied. Answer the
question.

He believed Mr. Best was the killer.

Was Officer Cruz especially tenacious
about this particular case?

Yes, he was interested.

He had respect for the victim at first.

But something changed.

Did he indicate a change of heart to
your commanders?

Objection. More hearsay. Well, not if he
was present at the conversation.

Were you?

Yes. Well, then?

He asked our lieutenant if he ever had a
murder case where all of his sympathies

were with the killer.

Did Officer Cruz suggest concealing
evidence in this case?

He asked hypothetical questions, moral
questions.

That's not an answer, Missy.

He found out that Patron was not the
hero that everyone thought he was and

he was an evil... The victim's not on
trial here. Did Cruz suggest concealing

evidence?

Only indirectly.

Oh, come on, girl. Yes or no?

Yes.

Did he express his opinion regarding the
moral nature of the crime?

He said he thought the murder might be
justified.

Did Officer Cruz urge you to participate
in the destruction of evidence?

He said we would have to live with
ourselves if Bruce Beth went to jail.

The state calls Robert Cruz.

Did you submit the murder weapon into
evidence?

Not immediately. Look, why don't you ask
the right question? The important one.

Did you keep the rifle?

Temporarily. Why?

Because John Patron dealt drugs to the
blacks and weapons to the Latinos.

Order!

Order, people!

Because Bruce Beth's daughter committed
suicide after John Patron raped her.

Order! Order! I don't want to say it
again!

And I told my partners that if anyone
did that to my sister, I might commit

murder myself.

Order, damn it. I hate repeating myself.

My partners are innocent.

They listened to me.

They shared my feelings, but... But you
acted alone.

Yeah. No!

I'm the one who threw the gun into the
water.

Order, people.

Father, no.

Don't cover for me anymore, Bobby.

Officer Cruz came to me for advice
regarding the weapon he had found.

I sent him to give them out of prayerful
consideration.

While he did, I took the gun out to the
canal.

That's not possible. We have video.

Of a man in dark clothes coming out of
my church.

Bobby, you don't have to do this.

I have to, Bobby.

So you did this to protect Mr. Best?

No, Your Honor.

I did it to protect myself.

Because I killed John Patron.

I watched Patron from boyhood.

Even as a child, he was completely
immoral.

An animal, a sociopath.

Hurting, intimidating, lying.

Letting others be punished for his
offenses.

I urged him to confess.

And he did.

He bragged to me.

And then laughed and reminded me that I
was sworn to silence.

I should have stopped him sooner.

Murders.

drug dealing, gutter -crawling sexual
adventures.

He tortured me with them all,
culminating in the rape of young Emily

I could have saved that little girl.

So I broke into Bruce's truck, and I
took his rifle, and I waited for my

chance. And I looked through that scope,
and I blew the monster's head off.

Oh, God.

God, forgive me.

One

minute, Captain.

Don't gloat, T .T. This isn't over.

Sure looked over to me.

You know better, don't you, Jamie?

Threats to Officer Strickland. They're
over, too.

What? What's that?

Your officer's voice.

Lieutenant Susan Jessup.

Threatening me.

Threatening the lieutenant's marriage.

Demanding sexual favors.

Attempting to coerce and bribe officers.

That's not possible.

It's more than possible.

We took our cue straight from what she
did to Cruz.

We bugged my office.

Jamie's home.

Got plenty of copies. You want to
listen?

You're just trying to protect your unit
like I'm trying to protect mine.

I believe we have what's called a
Mexican standoff.

Reinstate me.

Keep your goons out of our division.

That way we both can do the jobs we were
hired to do.

You were right.

She bought it.

They're transferring you to Chino today.

New challenge.

Yeah, I'd say so.

Patron had a lot of friends there.

Won't be safe.

I've worked the street for years, TC.

Safety was never a consideration.

Why'd you do it, Father?

Why'd you lie?

Lie? Me?

You never stole that gun. And you didn't
kill Patron.

Don't look so surprised, TC.

It was your idea.

You challenged me to put an end to the
suffering, so I did.

Yours, Bobby's, Bruce and Carol's.

What about your suffering?

My work is the same, in prison or on the
boardwalk.

I'll be there till God needs me
elsewhere.

Hey. It's been released from evidence.

You don't need it anymore?

Nope.

Hope you don't either.

No.

I'm done with it too.

Listen, you weren't the only one Father
Crane covered for.

I did throw your gun into the canal.

Why are you telling me now?

It's only fair.

I know your secret.

You know mine.

By the way, I still think you did the
right thing.

Feel better?

Maybe we'll have to apologize.

To you?

For what?

For downing my commitment to our sacred
trust.

I'm glad your name was cleared.

I'm less glad you reinstated.

Why?

Because I'm not convinced you deserve
the job.

The priest lied, TC.

I don't know who else he fooled, but he
sure as hell didn't fool me.

And the only reason why you're a cop
today is because he took the weight for

Ruth Beth.

And for you.

I'm trying to talk it down.

Why everyone rags on my town.

The fantasy,

it works for me.

Take a look around.

Just another day in L .A.

Anybody, it's me more than me.

Anybody,

please see it free.

Someday, what if it's just

another day?