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2 -What's the map of? -Victoria.

I was just telling Andrew

there are some really formidable soils out that way.

-Out what way? - Western District.

Ballarat.

When are you going to admit

that you would rather spend time

with all of them than with us?

- It's a commercial decision. - It's not.

Thank God he did help,

or else I'd still be stuck here,

sidelined from my job.

Having to spend time with your husband?

Your soft, weak husband?

There was no car accident last night.

I just ran into Sam.

I can handle you being depressed,

not talking to me.

But what I cannot handle is you lying to me.

That will be the fucking end of us, Mary.

I didn't want to come home

because I didn't want to tell you the truth.

I started having panic attacks a couple of months ago.

Now I'm scared to go to work.

That's Ash's stuff.

Do you have any idea what this bike is worth?

Well, you'd be lucky to find one of these for under 18K.

$18,000?

If you sold this properly, you'd be debt-free.

Just saw Geoff Barry, Bancroft's lawyer,

down at the courthouse.

The plea change has been denied. He's going to jail.

The crematorium rang me

to say I should pick up his ashes.

I thought Lillian took them.

Half. She gave me half!

He can't just sit on some shelf forever.

It's not right.

Thank you very much

for sharing your extraordinary music with us

and we wish you the very best

for the rest of your European tour.

Vielen dank.

Right, you lot, that's lights out!

Bus is arriving at 7:30am sharp. Not flat.

Little music joke there for you.

So get to sleep.

Alright, I'm ready, I'm ready.

Yeah.

- Am I dead? -Yeah. Yeah.

OK. Did I play trumpet?

Oi, too easy. Don't answer. Don't answer.

Am I Miles Davis?

Yes.

Why would you give him that?

Because they can all see the similarities.

Yeah, it's true.

Come on, let's go! Breakfast has started.

Go, go, go, go.

Oi!

You've got seven minutes to get to breakfast.

And don't even think about not showering.

Oi, what do you reckon

they're gonna have for breakfast?

Oh, I reckon

they'll do cereal this morning.

Baked beans yesterday was the worst thing I've ever eaten.

Oh, yeah, that was horrible. Should've seen the toilet after.

What do you reckon was the best one that we've had so far?

Probably the omelette, for sure.

What the fuck?

- Oh, it's Arlo. Do you mind? - Oh, take it, take it.

Hey, honey! How are you?

Wait, where are your glasses?

I lost them.

What do you mean you lost them?

Well, I didn't lose them. Someone... someone stole them.

Arlo.

I have already maxed out my credit card.

- I can't just pluck money... - Mum, relax.

I'm wearing contacts.

See?

Oh, I'm sorry.

Do you mean the contacts that I bought you

in case you needed them with snow goggles,

that you said that you would never wear

in a million years?

And did you get them in your eyes OK?

No. I put them on my feet first.

Well, it's just important that you know that you've...

Mum, that's not why I'm calling. Look at this.

Oh, my God!

Right?

Wow.

It's so beautiful.

Love you, Mama.

Arlo?

Whoa, jeez, your eyes are a bit red.

Are you doing alright with those contacts?

Yeah.

Have you been taking them out

and washing them properly?

Maybe you just need to keep them out for a bit.

I...I can't. I can't see without them.

Well, I'll go to the chemist

and get you some drops...

...'cause I...think you might have conjunctivitis.

Arlo.

No sunglasses inside, dude.

Seriously, we're not that cool.

Um...

I think I need to call your mum.

So what we're looking at

is severe pseudomonas keratitis.

What... Like, what's that?

It's a bacterial infection of the corneas.

Very aggressive.

I'm really sorry,

but we haven't caught it in time for Arlo.

In time for what? What do you mean?

Arlo has corneal blindness.

He's blind?

I'm sorry.

Hey!

I got the last two impossible burgers at the supermarket.

And tasty cheese.

And a tin of pineapple for my son, who has zero taste.

Thanks.

Do you want me to put a record on?

No, I'm good.

-Hi! - Hi.

-Come in. - Thank you.

Sorry, I haven't cleaned up or...

Oh, don't be silly. I'm barging in.

Uh... Um, coffee?

- No, thanks. - Oh.

Look... forgive me,

but seven weeks?

Is this normal to be on a transplant list for this long?

Yeah, well, they have to try and reduce

the... the inflammation and the scarring

before they can operate.

- Yeah. - So...

..it'll be months.

Well, I know that you've run out of leave.

I know. I just can't come back to work.

No, no, of course not.

So I'm covering your wages until you come back.

What? Claire, I can't...

Well, you can.

And it's all taken care of.

Did you hear that? Claire is paying my salary while I'm away.

She can afford it.

Sorry, what?

She's rich.

-Arlo! - She is.

What is wrong with you?

Yeah, well, you lost your eyesight, not your humanity.

I am doing everything in my power

to make what's happened more bearable for you.

What are you doing to make it more bearable for me?!

Oh, God.

Lauren.

He's coming.

We're still trying to get

the full picture of his intoxication,

but that won't have an impact on his arrest.

He'll appear before the magistrate in the morning

and I can assure you he won't get bail.

He chose to donate.

-I know it's a lot. -It's unthinkable.

I just want you to know

that we'll do everything that we can...

How could you?

- How could you do this to him?! - Do what?

I just told Janet that Ash had chosen

to have his organs donated.

No, she chose and she has no right!

Well, she had every right.

She was Ash's next of kin.

No, I was his mother!

Whoa. Whoa.

-I was his mum! -OK...

I'm his mother!

Let's just...

Why don't we find somewhere to sit?

I just didn't think I had to check. I mean...

You didn't.

Because, I mean, it was what he wanted.

Of course it was.

But she would know that, right?

Maybe not.

We should have waited.

It was Ash's decision.

Listen.

This is not about this.

This is about a lifetime of...

...her stuff.

She just lost her son.

She's in pain.

She needs some time.

This will pass.

Do...

Do you want to come in?

Sorry. I haven't...

Mary gave me a tablet so I could sleep.

Do you have his boots?

His baby boots?

I don't have them.

I'd like them back.

I've never seen his baby boots.

Do you want tea or coffee?

I'll make coffee. I think I need coffee.

I want to talk about the funeral.

Um, no, I already told your sister

I'm... I'm fine with you handling everything.

She told me how much that meant

and, hon... honestly, I'm so fine.

But I still need your approval.

OK.

I chose this.

Or there's this one.

You choose.

Well, I like this one.

And what about flowers? I said roses.

Imported, obviously. There's nothing local now.

Janet, I don't know about these things.

Yes, well, they're not as straightforward as you think.

Maybe you could talk to Hamish.

I know he was gathering some photos.

I don't want his opinion.

OK.

The thing is

Ash wouldn't have cared about the roses,

so it's... it's about what you want.

Is it?

Look, I'm sorry...

...that Ash never spoke to you

about his intentions.

I'm not here to talk about that.

I just need you to sign off on all of this.

I sign off.

What is that?

Do you have a pen?

Is that a contract?

What... what for?

To say you agree with my choices.

Why aren't you dressed?

Oh, did I tell you Connor started his new kindergarten?

They have a trapeze.

That'll be handy when he joins the circus.

I'm sorry, I know you've reorganised things for me today.

We shouldn't waste it.

OK. Great.

And listen, if the National Park feels too much,

we could drive to the beach.

No, I was thinking about the nursery.

The nursery?

What about the ashes?

I put them away.

Where?

In the dresser.

I don't want to throw them away.

It's a strange thing to do when you think about it, isn't it?

Well, I think you're scattering them, not throwing them away.

I'm not doing it, Caroline.

OK.

The nursery will be nice,

and I do like their chai lattes more than tea.

And I need a new maidenhair for the bathroom.

I killed that last one. Can you believe it?

Did you move it out of the sun?

Yes.

You didn't, did you?

Maybe not.

What are you doing?

I'm just looking at the urn. I hadn't seen it.

Put it back. I don't want you to touch it.

- What are you talking about? - It should be back in the box.

Janet, what is wrong with you?

I don't want people looking at it.

- He was my nephew. - No.

You have your children. You have your grandchildren.

Ha! I never stop hearing about your grandchildren.

I will never have that.

This is all I have!

I'm going home.

I'm sorry for raising my voice.

Janet, that wasn't raising your voice, that was...

Look...

...I know you don't want to speak to anyone, a professional,

but you are stuck in this cloud of rage at me,

my children, Lillian.

What's she got to do with anything?

Ash was going to marry her. Doesn't that mean anything?

I mean, she could still be in your life.

I don't think that's so odd.

She's on drugs.

- What?! - Mm.

She came here, not long ago. She was on something.

Why did she come here?

Oh, there's a dispute about the funeral. The payment.

What payment?

Did she contribute?

No, she signed a contract

saying that she would pay for the funeral.

When?

I don't know. Before. I went to see her.

In Ballarat?

You never told me that.

And then she said she...

...she... she didn't know that she was supposed to pay.

So that's why you paid for it.

Because you paid for it.

You told me you pulled money from your retirement fund

because it was so expensive.

Well, I didn't have to in the end,

because she signed the contract!

You need help.

What?

What's this?

Oh!

I shouldn't have talked to Anna

about wanting to expand before talking to you.

That was insensitive.

Well, you didn't need to buy me a necklace.

Sorry would do.

Sorry.

OK.

Oh, this is so beautiful.

I wanted you to know I've been thinking about it.

And I can see how I hurt you.

I really appreciate it.

Hey, I want to show you something.

They say it's chicken and mayonnaise,

but it's actually mayonnaise and chicken.

- It's delicious. - It's all mayonnaise!

You don't have to keep meeting me for lunch, you know.

Yes, I do.

Yes, you do.

How was this morning?

Let's see. Um...

Fractured foot,

suspected pneumonia, shingles,

ruptured appendix and a concussion.

Not all the same patient, I hope.

And, um, a bit of a hairy truck driver.

Not actually a hairy truck driver.

He was bald, in fact.

But...

But what?

His truck overturned on the freeway. He was the concussion.

And he was...

...very razzed on speed and pretty agitated.

OK, and...

And, uh, I felt the panic,

just for a moment.

But I went through the steps and I did the breathing,

and I wrote everything down in the diary,

and I was alright.

Good.

Yep.

Hmm.

Have you called Lillian back?

Not yet.

I will.

I've been busy.

I just want things to go back to normal,

where you two gang up on me and I feel like an idiot.

There's nothing to be ashamed of, baby.

- Come with me. Up here. - What?

Where the heck are you taking me?

Helen told me that they're selling.

Brian's health hasn't improved

and apparently they want to be closer to the grandkids.

None of the children are interested,

except maybe Patrick, and he's the least reliable.

Do you remember his whole thing with the Bitcoin?

Wow.

It's the end of an era.

Well?

W... Well what?

This is our chance at expansion.

You always said this is the best spot in the valley.

Kelly, the whole point in expanding

is to pivot in a new direction.

How is this not a new direction?

- I want to try different soils. - The soil's different here.

Yeah, but the Western District is on another level.

Oh, my God!

The chardonnay is like nothing I've ever tasted.

This isn't about fucking chardonnay!

This is about being closer to them!

So what if it is?

I need to be close to them so I can help them.

You saw how I helped Mary.

Hm? How I helped with the... with the case.

Haven't you done enough?

You don't have to keep on going.

Fuck, Kelly, she saw what I did.

What? Who?

What do you mean?

When you...

When you saw the photo of Ash?

Oh.

I wasn't...

I just... I just never thought that he wouldn't look like me.

Well...

...at least you can admit it.

Oh, what good does that do?

It's out there. It's what I did.

Lillian knows it, they all know it.

Well, I don't think anyone's perfect.

- You don't understand, Kelly. - I do understand.

You were raised in a very particular way.

You don't understand what it's like...

...to have survived!

OK, OK. OK. OK. OK.

I don't understand what that's like.

But you don't need to be weighed down with guilt forever.

I'm not.

I'm doing something with it.

Why do you have to do something with it?

Why can't you just live your best life?

That's what I'm doing.

It's like you're having an affair.

Don't be ridiculous.

All good?

Yeah.

What?

We had her back!

Lillian!

Caroline. Ash's aunty.

Yeah, no, I-I know. Is something wrong?

They're closed, but I know people here.

Thank you.

Oh, it's fun being here early.

Peek behind the curtains.

Does Janet know you're here?

Oh, no. That's why I had to come here.

I couldn't ask for your address,

but I...I just had to say something

because, honestly, Lillian, I am so sorry.

You don't have to apologise.

If I had known in any way

that she had forced you to pay...

Let's just head up here.

Listen, it's all kind of, weirdly, worked out for me.

But maybe not for her.

Oh, she really is struggling.

Yep.

Did Ash talk much about when he was little?

Um...

Because did you ever notice

how Janet has all these photos around

of Ash when he was little

and hardly any of when he was older?

Not really, no.

I think it's, you know...

When Taj died and they came back to Melbourne...

-Morning, ma'am. -Hey.

Morning. It was very tough.

Ash was only three, and he was the spitting image of Taj.

So Janet was always having to explain

that Ash looked like his father and that his father had died.

Yep. Let's just... Let's go sit over here.

I know she felt like they didn't belong,

so she got this us-against-the-world mentality.

You know, she and Ash were in their own little bubble.

He was her life raft.

Yeah, a child shouldn't be a life raft.

No, but that's how she coped.

But he didn't. He hated it, especially as he got older.

Exactly.

That's why she has all the little boy photos,

you know, when he still needed her.

That feels pretty messed up.

Because she had no-one at the time who really understood.

But now it's different.

I really think now you could help.

Do what?

Help Janet. Help her heal.

Sorry, w... What?

I think you could find a way to get through to her.

Caroline, your sister hates me.

Well, you both loved Ash.

Yeah, that's why she hates me.

And by the way, I'm not hanging out

for bottomless brunch with her either.

But you had a life with her son,

you were about to get married.

- He adored you. - Yeah, I remember.

So you have an obligation.

Sorry?

I mean, she's your mother-in-law.

What ob...

What obligation do I have

to a woman who's made my life hell?

Well, I know that if anything happened to Robbie,

I'd still want Stella to be a part of my life,

and the same for whoever Kiara ends up with.

Maybe that's because you're not as deranged as your sister.

Although, listening to this, I'm not so sure.

I'm sorry, I really don't mean to be landing all this

at your feet.

But don't you feel like you have a responsibility to Ash

to make sure Janet's alright?

Hmm.

My shift's starting.

You're a cheeky monkey!

You're a cheeky monkey!

Shit! Fuck!

Have you taken up a hobby?

Maybe you should try knitting.

Hey.

Sorry I haven't called back.

Hamish told me. About the panic attacks.

So what's all this?

Well, I've got a woman coming to pick it up, to buy it.

Oh, this is part of the treasure.

The last of it.

So you're funeral-debt-free

and never have to deal with Janet again.

Did you do this together?

He'd go with Rick, who seemed to enjoy

being on the lake at 5:30 in the morning.

Seems stupid now.

To have wanted the sleep.

Tell you what would be stupid.

-Go forward. -I am going forward.

No, push... Push your paddle back.

Push it back? You said "go forward".

No, the other way. We're going around in circles.

- You're doing that, I'm not. - Oh, my God.

How can you be so smart and so terrible at this?

Oh, my God!

I missed you.

Me too.

You OK?

Sort of.

I thought you had counselling when Ash died

to work through it all.

Well, apparently I'm your textbook delayed onset PTSD.

Fuck.

Is the shrink helping?

I should have gone sooner,

but I just didn't know what was happening to me.

No, actually, I couldn't believe what was happening to me,

so I just kept trying to ignore it.

Yeah, I've tried that strategy. It's fucked-up.

As soon as I told Hamish, I felt like...

What's that saying?

"A problem shared

"is a problem not being jammed up my arse."

One of my favourites.

Holy shit!

- What? - I just saw a massive trout.

Do you want to try and catch it?

No, I don't want to hit it with my paddle!

I feel like the fish know what they're doing.

Oh, yeah.

I'm sorry I froze you out, Lill.

No, I'm sorry...

...that I came down so hard on you.

I just...

I think sometimes it feels like Hamish is my only family,

and I get protective.

Hey.

I'm your family too.

I know.

Please, don't let go of your paddle.

No, I'm not. Oh, God.

I should have listened to Jack.

He was worried about you.

He... said you weren't OK.

Oh, Jack's been so amazing throughout all of this.

Oh, shit, we owe him dinner.

- Three dinners. - Ooh, I'll come.

Hey, we should probably get back so I can sell this thing.

OK.

How do we do that?

Hm, that way!

- OK! - That way, go that way.

You said it!

-And... -OK.

No.

No!

Alright, I give up.

I surrender! I'm dying!

Is there any more lamb?

There is, but there's also sticky date pudding.

Oh, yes! With custard?

Do I look like a monster? Of course with custard.

-Good. - I married so well.

Mmm.

-Actually, Jack... -Yeah?

...can you please turn the oven off?

- I can. -No.

Don't worry, maybe it should come out.

Oh, speaking of ovens, guess what?

Rick's getting the club to buy me a new one.

I didn't know yours was broken.

Me either. I haven't turned it on in a year.

I think Rick was so excited that I wasn't moving out

that he said yes straightaway.

Oh, yeah, that's the reason, not because he's terrified of you.

No, he's not.

He literally ducks when he sees you coming.

That's just him.

That's just you.

You are quite terrifying, Lill.

I work with children. I wear a big puffy dress, like a...

-Like a... - Disney princess.

...Dickens villain.

Oh!

Speaking of villains,

have you heard from Janet?

No.

No, I do not want to talk about Janet

or her strange family.

What happened?

- What family? -Nothing.

Just... insanity.

Anyway, um, but in other news, guess what I got?

Ooh, pick me. Uh... Uh...

A restraining order from another recipient?

That's funny.

Kind of is.

Actually, smart-arses, I got this.

-Hi, Lillian. -Hi!

I'm having a birthday party for my birthday.

Yeah.

What type of cake are you gonna have?

-A Buzz Lightyear cake. -Yeah.

And a piñata that me and Coby are gonna hit.

That was a piñata. Translating that.

What do you want to ask Lillian?

Um, and will you come?

He really wants you to be there.

It's actually not for five months,

but, uh, he's a planner.

Poor fucking Janet.

Yeah, I-I know I just called her a villain, but...

...you're getting this and she's in hell.

He's such a good cook.

He is such a good cook.

He can take, like, a potato and some frozen peas

and then, you know, the old olives

with the little red bits in them in the jar?

Yes.

And he can make something delicious.

Fucking delicious.

OK, uh, I'm gonna give you three things

and you have to make something.

Right. Hit me.

Um... cheese spread.

Mm.

- Uh, celery. - Mm?

Ugh. Peanut butter.

- Easy-peasy. - OK.

Leave the cheese spread, because what even is that?

Eat the peanut butter. Throw the celery out the window.

- That's not how you play. - Definitely. That is the game.

That's fucking not how you play. No, no, no.

Here it is. You divide the celery in half, right?

And then you spread half with cheese spread

and then the other half with peanut butter.

- Get fucked! - You get fucked!

That's not even how you play the game.

That's how you play the game!

First stop.

Oh, that's me. That's me.

Um, OK.

Uh, well, goodnight, you anti-celery weirdo. Right.

- Um... did you... - Sorry.

- Sorry. - That's...

- No, I, um... - Yeah.

Just... I actually better make sure that I, um, I have my keys.

- Are you alright? - Yeah, yeah, yeah.

I can never find them.

- Right. - There they are.

OK, night-night.

Yeah.

Alright, um, goodnight, Lillian.

Ah, thank you.

No problems.

James, I'm not gonna buy you any more muesli bars

if you don't eat the fruit that I pack.

I did eat the fruit.

Oh, this must have grown overnight then.

Treaty of Versailles.

28 June, 1919.

Wall Street Crash.

Dad?

Anna's here. She said she's ready when you are.

We're flying over to Ballarat for a couple of days.

See some vacant land.

I'd love you to come.

I have things to do.

Like run our fucking winery.

What's going on?

Oh, fuck.

No, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Hello?

We're out the front.

Sorry, what?

We've come to pick up the boots.

I just... I was... I was gonna send these.

Oh, hello!

Well, I didn't want them to get damaged in the post.

What a beautiful lake!

Thank you.

They built this for the 1956 Olympics, is that right?

I just want you to know that

when you asked me if I had these, I-I didn't...

I'd forgotten.

And I only just found them recently.

Well, it's wonderful that you did.

I vaguely... remember Ash saying that, um...

...he took them because his dad got them overseas

on a work trip.

Singapore.

He had them made.

Well...

...they're beautiful.

Oh!

That's where he asked you to marry him.

I recognise it.

Remember? It was New Year's Eve.

Recognise it from what?

The photo of the two of them up there with the ring.

He sent it just after midnight.

I didn't see a photo.

I bet it's on your phone somewhere.

We were thinking of going and having a coffee over at...

We picked up the ashes.

Janet hadn't collected them from the crematorium, so...

There's hardly any.

Ashes! There's hardly any in the urn.

No, because Lillian had half.

You both had half.

It's because you gave him all away!

Oh.

Oh, God! Janet!

Hello!

What's wrong?

Where's Hamish?

He's inside.

I'm waiting for you.

So, clearly Ash sent the 'I just got engaged' text

to his aunt but not his mother?

Fuck.

I mean, what the hell was she thinking,

springing Janet on you like that

and obviously not telling Janet?

Do you know what she said to me?

She said it was my obligation to Ash

to make things right with Janet.

Pfft! Yeah, that's dumb.

But...

I don't think it's about Ash,

but I think there's something to be said

about making things right.

For you.

With Janet?

Fucking hell, Mary!

Look, you can pretend she doesn't exist...

That's the plan!

But she's always gonna be

in your head from that night.

Coming at you, yelling at you, blaming you.

Why the fuck else have you been tracking down recipients?

I'm not gonna do that anymore. I'm better now.

Crazy Aunty Caroline's right.

You're invested in Janet.

I'm not invested. I fucking hate her.

That's an investment.

You're the one who said that it was great

that I didn't have to see her anymore.

You're the one who gave her the baby boots.

- That was a mistake. - No, it wasn't.

It was a step, so you can have some peace.

Oh, OK, Mrs PTSD. Thanks for the session.

Sorry.

I love you.

I love you too, you massive pain in the arse.

And we're back.

What do you think?

Oh!

I don't know much about vineyards, but it's pretty.

I knew you'd love it.

Want you to be part of the team.

You know how I just said

I don't know much about vineyards?

The design.

It's a bit early for a logo, isn't it?

Mate, I mean the way we build it.

How it looks.

Feels.

From the ground up.

Isn't that what architects do?

No. I'm talking big picture.

You've got a great eye and you know the region.

We wanna lean into the local ethos.

Really create something... special.

It's an interesting prospect.

Yes!

Brilliant!

It's a lot to think about.

Yeah, of course it is. OK, I want you to meet Anna.

- Anna? -Hi.

This is the man of the moment, Hamish.

-Hi. - Hamish.

Hey, Google.

What time is it?

- The time is 3:07pm. - Oh!

♪ Talking away

♪ I don't know what I'm to say

♪ I'll say it anyway

♪ Today is another day to find you

♪ Shyin' away

♪ I'll be comin' for your love, OK

♪ Take on me

♪ Take me on

♪ I'll be gone

♪ In a day or two... ♪

Lillian?

Sorry, am I interrupting something?

My first attempt to exercise in a long time.

I can't thank you enough.

Right.

Well, uh, I wanted to talk to you about something.

Look, if this is about Jet's birthday party,

I swear I didn't say anything

and I didn't drop any hints that I wanted to go.

No, it's not that.

Is it another letter?

Of a sort.

Uh, look, I'm going to forward you this,

because it's been asked of me, but...

...I want you to promise me

that once you've seen this, you'll call me back?

OK.

And we can discuss it together.

I'm scared.

There's nothing to be scared of.

Except your impulses. I'm scared of those.

Hello.

A year ago, I was blind.

But thanks to your incredible generosity,

I can see now.

I don't know how to say, "Thank you for my new corneas,"

because words just can't express how grateful I am.

But maybe this can.

♪ Getting strong now

♪ Won't be long now

♪ Getting strong now

♪ Gonna fly now

♪ Flying high now

♪ Gonna fly

♪ Fly! ♪

Yes!

Thank you.

♪ You really got me

♪ You really got me You really got me

♪ See, don't ever set me free

♪ I always wanna be by your side... ♪

You know, I think about Ash.

Every single day.

I say a thank you.

I know that... that my donor, Ash,

that he deserves that.

♪ I can think of younger days

♪ When living for my life... ♪

♪ Was everything a man could want to do

♪ I could never see tomorrow... ♪

♪ But I was never told... ♪

Am I speaking to Miranda?

♪ About the sorrows... ♪

This is Susan Sinclair.

I have some good news for you.

♪ And

♪ How can you mend

♪ A broken heart?

♪ How can you stop the rain from falling down?

♪ How can you stop

♪ The sun from shining?

♪ What makes the world go round?

♪ And

♪ How can you mend

♪ This broken man?

♪ And let me live again

♪ Da-da-da-da-da

♪ Da-da-da-da-da-da. ♪