Original subtitles

That was the night Ruby's baby was born.

That was the night the Dade County Gang killed

for the last time.

They killed one of their own.

Easy, like blowing smoke rings round the moon

Love came and stayed

And spent the afternoon

Tender, I remember

Tender, perhaps too soon

So easy

Uncharted journeys to the sun

Love came and left the rest of life undone

Strong love but not for-long love J

Dream love but never one

Gardenia-scented nights

And a moon of milky white

Seem to fade with the lies that he told

And the memory of his face

Like a smile that's out of place

Growing cold,

growing old

Ruby lived with her daughter

in the old roadhouse by the swamp.

She forgot the past and started a legitimate business.

One by one, the old gang members returned,

and she found jobs for them at her drive-in theater.

- What's playing?

I can't read that poster without my glasses.

- One of them horror pictures,

it's about a giant fifty-foot woman.

- With a twenty-five-foot bosom, I suppose.

- Now May, don't start on me.

- Better be good.

I'm missing "l Love Lucy." - Hey.

- Come on, come on.

I haven't got all night.

- Eh, gimme a minute, man.

You're holding up the damn line.

- What line?

Nobody wants to come here much anyway.

- She does.

I've seen her here every night.

- That ain't true.

- Give me a buck.

Your turn.

That'll be a buck.

Who's in back?

- Nobody, just us.

- Think I'll take a look.

Oh, you're hiding back here, huh?

- Let go of me. - You little creep.

I can go in.

- Creep.

Ow hey, come here.

C'mon!

All right, give me another quarter, or get out out.

Go on.

Doctor, Doctor,

give us hand with the door.

- The sheriff's car.

We've got to warn the town.

She's grown into a giant.

Never mind, get in the car.

We'll explain as we go along.

Drive to town.

- Mm. - Come on.

Listen now, I heard, hey, come on.

Hey, if my husband ever caught us,

I don't know what'd happen.

- Relax, honey. Now he won't.

Here, help me undo your bra.

- Well, he might. He comes here all the time.

He's the sheriff.

- What?

- Can't you drive any faster?

- What the hell is going on down there?

Damn.

Open the door, dammit.

Hey, let's go.

Hey, come on. Get the movie going.

- The damn door was locked. I couldn't get in.

Just found the key.

- I told you to keep him off the bottle.

- Ruby, I've been doing a good job of it.

- Will you get on the speaker, dammit?

Shut them up. - All right.

- Listen, Jess, you get that reel on, or get out.

Damn.

Jess?

Jess, what the hell are you doing in the dark?

- Ruby, we gotta get something on the screen.

Oh, Jesus.

- Cut him down. Get him out of here.

Ruby.

- Don't talk to me. Just get him out of here.

Get rid of him.

- I'll do that.

Go on back to the house.

- Start the movie first.

- Okay, I'll see you at the house later.

- Vince?

- Yeah.

I got him in the trunk.

Ruby, we ought to call the cops.

- We've been running from the cops for twenty years.

We'll handle it our way.

- But Ruby, Jess wouldn't just hang himself.

- What do you mean he wouldn't just hang himself?

He was a drunk.

Just get rid of him and don't talk to me about cops.

- But Ruby, he was part of the old gang.

He was a dead shot.

You know, it's, it's mighty funny,

but, but I know Jess could take care of himself.

Ruby, Ruby, why?

Why after all these years?

- Oh Vince, come on.

We've seen it all, you and me.

Don't fall apart now.

- Yeah, screw 'em, huh?

Ain't nobody gonna push us around.

- That's my Vince.

Now look. Do what I told you.

Do it now.

Ya know Ruby always takes care of her boys.

- Okay, Ruby,

okay.

Jess didn't kill himself. Something else did.

- Will ya get out and do what I told you?

Harry!

She'll tear up the whole town

til she finds Harry.

Yeah, and then she'll tear up Harry.

- Comes that little bitch again.

- Oh, lay off Barney. She's okay.

What'll it be, honey? Anything I can give you?

- Hey, give him one for me, will ya?

- You pay no attention to him.

- I don't pay no attention to jailbirds.

- What d'you mean?

- Never you mind, jailbird.

- Here honey, on the house.

I'll see ya in a bit. I got something special for ya.

- Yeah?

All right, but better hurry.

I got someone waiting in the car.

- Yeah, I'll see ya outside. - Okay.

- What's happenin', baby? - Shove off.

- 1, uh, I brought ya a coke to go with that, honey.

- I like Dr. Pepper. Doncha remember nothin'?

So whatcha got that's so special for me?

- Well, Lila June, you know, you said if...

Well, you comin'? You dirty old man!

- Jess is dead. Couldn't take it, I guess.

Want a drink, Jake?

Oh, I forgot you don't drink anymore.

Hung himself.

Well, Vince'll take care of it

as always.

Ahh.

This room, it's alive.

I can feel it inside.

Remember how they used to come up from the city, Jake?

They came up to see Ruby Claire.

- Lila June.

Lila June.

Lila June!

Lila June.

- Well, give it to me.

- If Ruby ever found out that I took it--

- I said I'd only wear it around the house.

Oh, beautiful, I love it.

Here, do me, okay?

And keep your hands to yourself.

- Eh! Don't do that, ya hear?

- Just a little kiss, Lila June.

- I said, don't!

- You let all the other guys. - Stop it, dammit.

Don't do that.

Get offa me!

- Come on, ya do it with them.

Come on, Lila June.

- Stop it! Stop it!

I said don't, dammit.

Hope it hurts ya real good, you, you dirty bastard!

Dadadum,

How did I get this way

1 gotthe no-lovin' blues

And it's my rainy day

- I was good, Jake.

I coulda made it.

Hmm.

Yeah!

Oh, you always used to like my singing, didn't ya?

You liked a lot of other things about me too, huh?

Listen, Jake!

Lev and Liz entered last time we--

- Good crowd tonight!

We oughta clear a couple of thou!

Lots of action at the tables.

Oh Jake,

I've, I've gotta go on, Jake.

They're calling for me.

Nicky'll be out there.

Don't be angry, Jake.

Nick's just a charming boy.

I'm your girl, Jake.

He's just a boy.

He's just a boy, Jake.

Jake Miller.

You're jealous.

You're jealous!

Oh, Jake, please don'.

Oh.

He hurt me.

Oh Nicky, baby, he hurt me.

Nicky,

Nicky.

Oh Nicky, help me.

Nicky!

Nicky.

Get outta here! I don't wanna see you.

Get out!

- Honey, it's cold down here.

Your mother wants you to take care of yourself,

SO go up to your room.

Get up, Ruby.

Don't worry about Jake. I'll take care of him.

Now come on.

Go to bed, Ruby.

- It's Nicky. Vince, he's come back.

- Don't talk crazy, Ruby.

- She has his eyes, don't you think?

What are you thinking, baby?

If only she could talk.

- Come on, honey.

It's cold down here, Ruby.

Leslie,

Leslie!

Leslie!

Come on, honey. Let's go home.

Jake is waiting for you to take him for his walk.

You wouldn't want Jake to miss his walk now.

Now would ya, honey?

No, I know you want to. Come on.

Okay, hand 'em over first.

Hand what over?

The nylons you promised me.

- Oh, Lila June, I'll get 'em tomorrow.

- Then you'll get what you want tomorrow.

- Come on, Lila June. You know I'm good for it.

- Yeah, you're good for nothing.

- Honest, baby, I forgot your size.

- Yeah? I didn't forget your size.

You little son of a bitch!

- Whattaya doin' coming up behind me like that?

- What do ya think?

- Will you leave me alone?

- Look, I wanna get outta here,

and I wanna go to the city.

- Well, I ain't leaving Ruby.

Now we owe her giving us jobs after we got outta stir.

- Barney, I'm scared.

First there's Jess, and now there's Louie.

Now I want to get outta here while I'm still breathing.

- Look, we stuck with her then,

and we are sticking with her now.

Would ya please take it easy?

Nothing else IS gonna happen.

Hey, how about some popcorn down here?

- Give the lady some popcorn, will ya?

- All right, let's go.

- I don't understand it, Ruby.

- Don't talk to me, Vince. Come on.

Let's get it over with.

- Jess, I can understand with the booze, but Louie.

You know he had a daughter in LA?

He was gonna go live with her?

Ruby, the way he died...

- What's the difference? Dead is dead.

- Well, you didn't see him. He was torn apart.

Now what would tear a man apart like that?

- Will you shut up, Vince?

Just shut up, and let's go.

- Why did you say Nicky?

- What are you talking about?

- Last night at the house you said Nicky was coming back.

- Oh,

I was drunk.

- I've never seen you really drunk in fifteen years.

No, you were, you were scared.

- Truth is the kid scared me,

coming down the stairs in the middle of the night like that.

Sometimes she gives me the heebie-jeebies.

- Ah, she's okay. She's just a quiet kid.

- She's no kid.

I've gotta put her in that institution.

I'll check the place out.

I know I'm doing the right thing,

and you're not gonna talk me out of it.

- No Ruby, don't do it.

I mean, I mean, she's like my own.

- No more!

- She's Nicky's kid too, ya know?

You owe him that much.

- He loved me. He never knew her.

- Nicky died thinking that you had him set up,

that you rubbed him out.

Yeah it's crazy, Ruby, I know, but

I been thinkin'.

Maybe you're right.

Maybe Nicky's coming back to claim what's his.

Leslie is his, you know?

- It's me, damn you. It's me, me he wants, me!

- See the boat?

No.

-I'lhgo look for it.

- Vince!

Vince. - What?

- I just wanted to know where you were.

- I found the boat.

- Well, hurry up.

Let's get this over with.

- Ah, this is good.

Funny place for Louie and Jess to end up,

meal for some hungry gator.

Who's that?

- Hello, Vince.

- Doc Keller, huh?

Jeez am I glad to see you, Doc.

Wow, why didn't you call me from town?

I'd have picked you up.

- Listen, I came straight up.

After that letter of yours, I couldn't stay away.

- You haven't changed a bit, Doc, not since the pen.

You haven't changed a bit.

I gotta thank you for what you did.

- Hey, I was just doing my job.

You would've gotten a parole with or without me.

- Well, I owe you one.

Sit down now. Sit down.

Say, uh, I wanna thank you for coming here, too.

Now you know me pretty well, don't ya, Doc?

- Sure.

- And you know that I don't scare easy.

- I know you don't.

- Some of the guys used to tell me up at the pen

that, that you were able to talk to the spirits.

- The guys up there say a lotta things, Vince.

- Well, can ya?

- Well, let's say that, uh, they talk to me.

Communicate might be a better word.

- So that means sometimes you can tell

what a guy's thinking, huh?

- We all have that ability to a degree.

It's just that some of us

have trained ourselves to use it more.

That's all.

- What's the matter, Doc?

What's the matter?

- I don't know.

- Yeah, there is something here.

It's trying to kill us, all of us, and you gotta stop it.

- I'd like some time just to walk around

and get the feel of the place.

- Yeah, sure.

I'll meet you at the ticket booth, huh?

And then I'll take you up to the house.

- Good.

- Uh, Vince, could I get an extra long break tonight?

- You got Lila June on your mind, don't ya, kid?

Eh, she's nothing but trouble.

All women are. Yeah, go ahead.

Go ahead.

I'll be right with you, Doc.

Harry!

- C'mon.

Say, you know Daoc, way those guys died?

Jess hanging by his neck in a projection booth

and Louie torn apart.

You know I've seen men die before, lots of 'em,

but not like this.

- There's been violence here years ago. Am I right?

- I don't know, maybe.

- And a woman with red hair, this concerns her.

- Yeah, that's right. That's Ruby.

Say, how do you do that, Doc?

I never told you anything about her in the letter.

- It's not easy to explain, Vince.

Uh, is Barney here?

- Yeah, he's taking care of the soft drink machine.

Hmm, come to think of it,

I haven't seen him around all night.

- Shit.

- I can get it for nothin' inside.

- And that's exactly what you're gonna get, nothin'.

- You do for me, and I can do for you.

- You can't even do for yourself.

- Mmf.

- Ruby!

Ruby!

Is that you, Vince?

- Yeah, we got a visitor.

This way, Doc.

Ruby, I want you to meet Doc Keller.

Doc, this is Ruby Claire.

- I don't need a doctor.

- I'm not a medical doctor.

- You a shrink? - No, hey, Ruby.

No, he's a doctor of para--

- Parapsychology, the study of psychic phenomena.

Don't let the big title throw ya.

- Ah.

- You know, I'm a fan of yours.

I have one of your records.

- I only made one!

Oh, I suppose you've seen my old movies, too.

- No, I haven', but I'd like to.

- Well, stick around, Doc.

We run one now and then.

You have to look close to catch me in the early ones.

- Sit down, doc.

- That's one of the reasons I bought the drive-in.

Got it cheap when the club closed.

Oh, I needed to make some dough and keep the boys busy.

You wanna drink, Doc?

- Fine. - Scotch?

- Straight.

- Aren't you supposed to be down checking the receipts?

- Oh, Ruby, I've already done that.

Say, we got a packed house tonight.

- You've seen the drive-in?

- Yes.

- We're really packing them in with that horror film.

Blood and lots of it, well, that's what they want nowadays.

- No, honey, take Jake back upstairs.

Come on.

All right, you stay then.

- How are you, Leslie?

- Vince told you about her?

- Yes.

You can touch me. It's all right.

- Leslie, go to your room.

- It's all right. She was just curious.

- She doesn't speak, not a word.

Maybe you people at the hospital can help her.

- Pardon me? - I've done everything

that I know how to do.

- I'm sorry. I don't understand.

- What is this?

Vince,

Vince!

Who is he? What are you doing to me?

- Oh, Ruby, just take it easy now.

He's gonna help. - You, you told him

about Nick, didn't you? - No, I swear I never did.

- He told me nothing. - Shut up.

You don't scare me. None of you scare me.

And I'm not afraid of Nicky.

Nicky loved me.

- Yes, he did.

Something has disturbed him.

- Vince.

- Shh.

- Something powerful,

very powerful.

It's cold.

Anger.

Pain.

Terrible pain.

Moving now.

Cars, people.

- Drive-in? - Yes.

The drive-in.

- No, everything's okay over there.

Billy!

Where have you been?

Now get back to the car at once.

- But Mom, but Mama,

there's a dead body in the cold drink machine.

No more horror movies for you.

- But Mom-- but Mamal

- Ew!

- Hit the lights, Vince!

I want music, champagne, best in the house, thirty-four.

Doc, you wanna hear Ruby Claire sing?

- I'd like that very much.

- Okay.

Yeah Doc, boy, wait'll ya hear her.

She was great.

- Vince, let's show 'em how we did it.

Easy, like blowing smoke rings 'round the moon

Love came and stayed

And spent the afternoon

Tender, I remember

Tender, perhaps too soon

So easy

Uncharted journeys to the sun

Love came

- Not bad, huh?

I could've been big time.

- That's some ring.

- It sure is.

- It's very beautiful.

- It was given to me by someone very special.

Ecch, what do you know?

I loved him.

He loved me.

Look what he left me.

What a beautiful child.

- You're gonna be all right.

Come on. Sit down.

Come on.

- Ruby, tell me what you saw.

- I don't know.

- Has Leslie ever spoken?

- She never even cried

except once when she was born,

and then she stopped.

- Some terrible pain in birth?

- No, it was nothing like that.

What are you asking me this for?

I'm tired. I'm going to bed.

I suppose Vince asked you to stay.

- Yes, if it's not inconvenient.

- Fix him up.

- Goodnight, Ms. Claire.

Easy

My dreams arrive on wings of change

- I know you're here.

You gotta understand.

It wasn't me.

I didn't set you up.

It was Jake.

Oh, he was so jealous.

He couldn't stand the idea of me having the baby.

You gotta understand about Jake and me.

Nicky, is it you?

I'm not afraid, Nicky.

I love you.

Ru- ru- ru- ru- ru- ru- ru- Ruby.

Ruby.

Ruby,

Ruby!

Ruby, Ruby.

Ruby, Ruby.

Ruby!

Ruby, Ruby, Ruby.

- Oh Nicky, oh Nicky.

Don't you do this to me.

Nicky!

Nicky!

- Ruby. - Oh, Nicky.

- Ruby it's me.

There was another killing last night.

- I know.

- I wanna get 'em away from here.

- Something's changed, Vince.

I don't know what it is.

Maybe you can help me put my finger on it,

something that's upset the balance of things.

- Uh, we've been going on like this since '33.

Well, before this lousy drive-in,

we were all heading for the big time.

Ruby was legit.

The numbers and the gambling, that was all Jake's.

And he went up to the pen for a year on a tax rap,

and that's when Nicky moved in, and everything went bad.

- What happened to Jake? Why is he in a wheelchair?

- Jake? He was nuts about Ruby.

He wouldn't let anybody near her.

And he bought this place for her. Put a bundle into it.

You wouldn't know now you look around,

but we had the fanciest setup this side of Miami.

Say Doc, you shoulda seen her then.

She was a knockout.

There wasn't a dame around that could touch her.

- You loved her all this time, huh?

- Yeah.

- And Ruby?

- Sometimes she gets lonely.

- Tell me more about Leslie.

- Ah, she's no trouble.

She's a good kid, a little strange now and then.

You know, Ruby's been good to her, real good.

Maybe it's because she's tired, huh?

Yunno, runnin' this drive-in,

taking care of the old gang.

Hmm, well, she's not gonna have to do that anymore.

I'm the only one around.

- In what way have things changed for Leslie?

- Um, Ruby wants to send her to the hospital.

That's all. I don't agree with her.

- Leslie may be the key.

- Nah, you're wrong.

She wouldn't hurt a fly.

- How's your right arm, Vince?

- It's fine.

- You know, all the power you can muster in your best right

is nothing next to what you have up there

in your unconscious mind.

- You're wrong about her, Doc.

- I hope so.

- Want some orange juice?

- No, thanks.

- Well, there goes tonight's box office.

- Get myself a shave, get dressed.

- Okay.

- Hey, good morning, honey.

Sit down. I'll fix you something to eat.

It'll have to be scrambled eggs

'cause that's all I know how to make,

not like your old man.

He could really cook up a storm.

I wanna tell ya, hm!

Yunno, this kinda weather reminds me of the old days.

After the crowd'd leave, it was nice and quiet.

The gang would all get together, and we'd sit down

and play poker 'il wee hours in the morning.

And then your dad, well, he'd jump up

and knock out one of his specialties.

Boy, he was a charmer. Lemme tell ya.

What a handsome devil.

Yunno, all the dames used to go wacko over him.

Hmm, I can understand why Ruby fell in love with him.

You know, every now and then when you give me one

of those great big smiles, why, you remind me of him.

Yeah, he was quite a guy.

Everybody liked him, but not Jake.

They'd look at each other,

and you could see the daggers back and forth.

And you know why?

Because Ruby'd get right in the middle of 'em

and stir 'em up.

Hey, what am I goin’ on and on and on for?

You know I got a big mouth.

No honey, that was yesterday.

Yesterday is gone. Today is here.

Ah, honey.

Ah honey, I don't know why I upset you like that.

Oh baby, I love you so much.

Mmh.

- We can prove it, can't we?

He'll know [ love him.

I'm coming.

I'm here, Nicky.

baby.

How I want you.

Ruby, you're not afraid of me, are you?

No.

Do you love me, Ruby?

- Oh, Nicky.

I love you.

- You're a liar.

- No, it was Jake. I didn't know.

- You turned me in, bitch.

You loved me.

You said you were having my baby.

You lied.

Liar, liar!

Liar.

- She's all right.

She's in a kind of somnambulistic state.

- Oh, come on, Doc. Don't give me those ten dollar words.

Tell me what the hell IS going on around here.

- Vince, if I told you, you probably wouldn't believe it.

- I'm ready to believe anything.

Now Doc, three of the old gang

were torn apart by what, who?

Not her, she hasn't got it in her to hurt anyone.

- Ruby, you said you were going to send her away.

I think her unconscious mind fought back

by evoking the presence of her father.

- She was Nicky.

Everything about her was Nicky.

- Of course, the presence is real with motives of his own.

Leslie is a natural medium.

What I'm afraid of now is

that the presence may be powerful enough

to act without the benefit of Leslie's mind.

- Well, I'm taking her away from here now.

- No.

The only chance we've got of saving Leslie is to get

to whatever painful memory it was that caused her

to evoke the presence of her father in the first place.

- All right Doc, what do we do?

- I don't know if it'll work.

She's in kind of a trance-like state already.

With your permission, I'd like to try hypnosis.

- All right.

- Leslie, can you hear me?

I know you can.

I want you to relax and listen to my voice.

I want you to let me inside so we can become one.

You're a beautiful person, Leslie, a lovely soul.

- What the hell are you doing?

- Ruby, stay out of it.

- Trust me.

Go on, Doc.

- It's all right, Leslie.

I want you to go back with me.

I don't want you to be afraid.

I'm right here, and I'm not going to leave you.

I see a young girl, and she loves flowers,

and a dog named Sandy,

and a birthday cake.

Vince make that cake for you?

How many candles on that cake?

One, two, five.

It does make you happy, doesn't it?

You want to talk about it?

It's all right.

You can.

It's all right.

- Mama.

Happy

Birthday.

- Oh, God!

- Happy birthday.

Oh, that was good.

Now let's go back some more.

It's all right.

I won't leave you.

Blanket's warm,

and the arms hold you tight.

It's dark,

and it's safe,

and it's warm.

I know you're frightened, Leslie, but think.

Try to think what it was, Leslie.

- Nh-mm. - Think, Leslie.

But remember.

There, that's it.

That's it, Leslie.

- Oh, stop it. You're killing her.

- Ruby, Ruby, stay out of it now, Ruby.

- Let it out, Leslie.

Let it out.

Think it'll be all right for me to leave, Doc?

I've got some work over at the drive-in.

- Sure, Vince, I think things are gonna be fine.

I probably should stay around a little while longer.

- I'd appreciate that a lot, Doc.

Say, you were terrific upstairs.

If you need me, you can reach me on the red phone.

- Don't start on me, Doc. I need this.

- You have another one of those?

You should be in bed.

- Come on. Don't lecture.

I'm not a kid.

How do you think I got all these things,

the rubies, the drive-in?

- I can imagine.

- Little Ruby Creskie,

barely fourteen, size thirty-six,

made the chorus line of the scandals.

Creskie became Claire

and a WAMPAS Baby Star with a movie contract.

It all went up in smoke.

I was hanging around with Jake Miller and his gang and,

I just happened to be there one night

when this guy was Kkilled.

They tore up the contract, no place to go.

- That's a tough spot. I'm sorry.

- Oh Doc, you're a babe in the woods.

You know how the mob used their women to rub guys out,

take over their territory?

That's how Jake Miller used me.

I'd make love to them, and when they were too busy

to look over their shoulder,

Jake and his mob, hell, you know what I mean.

- You set up Nicky, too?

- I loved Nicky. I'd never do that.

He was new in the gang, young,

S0 handsome, eager, too eager for Jake's liking.

- Jake found out?

- Jake said he wanted to do right by me.

I was pregnant.

He called Nicky and said it was all over between us.

I believed him.

- Jake must have been very convincing.

- He was the best if I believed him.

It happened one night down by the swamp.

They shot him, each of them one bullet.

As he was dying, Nicky swore to get us,

all of us.

- He waited all these years

'til Leslie's mind opened up to him.

- And then Jake threatened to get rid of the kid,

anything that reminded him of Nicky.

What's the matter?

- It's here.

- It's all right.

I know what he wants.

- It's very strong.

What happened to his eyes?

- That happened a long time ago.

- It's still here.

Leslie.

- Vince is next, Keller.

- Hey, what are you doing here on your night off?

- Lila June wanted to come.

- Oh, that's nice.

- I told her my uncle out in Hollywood

can get her into the movies,

screen test and everything.

- Well, good luck, kid.

No, no, no, it's on the house.

- I'm ready.

What do you think, baby?

Have I lost my looks?

- Fight it, Leslie.

You've got to fight it.

Fight it, Leslie, please, please.

- Nicky?

Nicky, I can prove it.

It was never Jake. It was always you.

You believe me now, don't you, Nicky?

You have to believe me now.

I did it for you, Nicky.

Look what I did.

They're Jake's. I cut them out with my scissors.

- Hello. - Vince.

- Doc?

Yeah, is everything all right,

Vince, listen to me. Get outta there now.

- Well, why? Everything's all right here.

Dammit, Vince, you've gotta believe me.

Get outta there before it's too late.

- I'm busy, Doc. I'll see ya later.

- I'll getcha, all of you.

Yeah, all of you.

- She's mine now, Keller.

Do you love me?

- Holy Christ, get outta the car.

Go on. Get outta the car.

- It's here.

Leslie.

- Leslie.

Oh, honey, honey, honey, everything's gonna be okay.

It's gonna be okay. You wait and see.

Where's Ruby?

- Ruby's gone, Vince.

- Gone?!

- Vince!

Vince,

Vince, walit.

Ruby, Ruby!

Ruby!

- Look at her. Look at her, Vince.

It's what she wants.

She's mine now.

Ruby

No one can love you like I do

Truly, I've always wanted

only you

So much and still so little

Ooh

ljust can't get enough

Of Ruby

You caught me falling with your eyes

I love you

But that should come as no surprise

You known it all along, dear

I need you to be near

I'm singing to you now

It's the only way I know

To explain how much I need

all your love

If you wanted to be mine

You could find me anytime

'Cause I love

What you do

Oh, Ruby

1 just can't seem to close the door

Truly, I've never loved like

this before

ruby ooh

It's you I adore

And I'll always

Always

Always come back

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