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Oh, fuck.

[Arf arf]

♪ Keep on runnin' ♪

♪ keep on hidin' ♪

♪ one fine day, I'm gonna be the one ♪

♪ to make you understand ♪

♪ oh, yeah ♪

♪ I'm gonna be your man ♪

[Alarm rings]

♪ Keep on runnin' ♪

♪ runnin' from my arms ♪

♪ one fine day, I'm gonna be the one ♪

♪ to make you understand ♪

♪ oh, yeah ♪

♪ I'm gonna be your man ♪

Mornin'.

♪ everyone's just talkin' about me ♪

♪ they make me feel so bad ♪

♪ hey, hey, hey ♪

♪ everyone just laughin' at me ♪

♪ make me feel so sad ♪

♪ so keep on runnin' ♪

♪ hey, hey, hey ♪

♪ all right ♪

♪ yeah ♪

♪ Keep on runnin' ♪

Taxi.

♪ Runnin' from my arms ♪

♪ one fine day, I'm gonna be the one ♪

♪ to make you understand ♪

♪ oh, yeah ♪

♪ I'm gonna be your man ♪

♪ hey, hey, hey ♪

♪ everyone just talkin' about me ♪

♪ they make me feel so sad ♪

♪ hey, hey, hey... ♪

"...certain hope of the resurrection to eternal life

"through our lord Jesus Christ--

"who shall change the body of our low estate

"that it may be like unto his glorious body,

"according to the mighty working,

whereby he is able to subdue all things to himself."

amen. Amen.

Good morning, Mr. Mitchell.

Hey, what's he doin' here?

Showing a bit of respect.

Shame you couldn't have done the same.

I was at the tables. Sorry, Bruce.

Get lucky, did you?

Yeah. Bought a new suit.

I'd never have noticed.

Morning.

Mr. Mitchell, fancy seeing you here.

Wouldn't miss this one, Bruce.

I've sent that old lag down

more times than I can remember.

Only right and proper I show up.

Anyway, I always enjoy social occasions like these.

Helps me to keep in touch.

Proves what they say, doesn't it?

Give the public what they want,

they'll show up for it.

It's all right, Biggsy, don't worry.

There'll be plenty here when you go.

Just want to make sure you're dead.

How's June, Buster?

Baby coming along OK this time?

Fine, thanks, Mr. Mitchell.

Can I offer you a ride to the station?

No, thanks, Bruce. I've got a police car.

Coming with us, Buster?

No, thanks, Harry. I'll get a taxi.

Thought about going home in a bit of style.

With your usual nights at the tables,

you'll need a peace offering

for your old lady.

Don't worry about June. I can handle her all right.

Course you can, Buster.

That's £1.10, mate.

30 Bob? Just from Peckham?

And the rest...

Dodgy clock there, boy. You better hang on.

I ain't movin'.

You won! Thank god!

Yeah, not exactly.

So you like the flowers, then?

What do you mean, not exactly?

You know, I lost a few Bob.

Lend us a quid to pay the taxi.

You mean you lost. The lot?

No...well, sort of, yeah.

Buster, you know the rent man calls today.

How am I supposed to pay him this time?

Come on, Juney. We'll find a way.

We always do.

And where did you get that suit?

I'll explain about that later.

The clock's still going, you know.

Buster, I can't go on like this.

it's all right. He'll go away in a minute.

Nicky, come back here. Nicky!

Nicky.

Man: Good day, madam.

Are your mummy and daddy there?

Darlin', we're not in.

No.

Nicky...

They're behind the couch.

TV: Look, there's a lump the size of a walnut.

It's too bad Fred Milton didn't bust you open.

Fred Milton?

So why can't we, Buster?

Why can't we what?

Why can't we buy that house?

Jesus, it was 2 hours ago we had that conversation.

It was before rawhide Started.

Well, why, Buster? Explain it to me.

Come on, June, let me watch the telly.

You've always had enough money, haven't you?

Well, you've had it when I've had it.

That's not the point. We're a family now.

We need a home of our own,

what with Nicky and the new baby on the way.

Has Nicky ever gone without?

No, but the rent man has.

I don't want to go on hiding behind the couch

every month like that.

You pay the rent.

Why can't you pay for a house?

How much does that house cost, June?

3,000 quid.

Right. How much is this rent?

£3 a week. That's why.

Let me watch the cowboys, for Christ's sake.

You could get a mortgage like other people.

Do what?

Borrow it from a bank.

I do borrow from banks. I mean, that is my job.

I mean with their permission.

I think you need a reference for that, don't you?

I can just see mine and all

from Harry Stenford, laborer and heavy villain.

Or maybe we can ask the governor of Brixton prison--

Buster, please.

I just want some security for us...

As a family.

Juney, I'm a lucky thief. you know I am.

You don't need no house. Not when I'm around.

Give us a cuddle and watch the telly--

what happens when you ain't around?

When your luck runs out?

When I've got 2 kids to feed?

Where's the baby clothes coming from then?

Look, you want things for the baby?

You write down a list and I'll get them.

And no one can say I don't provide for this family.

Right. If that's how you want it.

Oh, bloody hell!

Let's head 'em up and move 'em out.

♪ Rollin', rollin', rollin' ♪

I missed it now.

♪ Keep rollin', rollin', rollin' ♪

Some of these...

Careful.

I used to have one of these.

[Toy squeaks]

That'll do. Right. Now...

Plastic pants, yes.

Nappies, yes. Talcum powder, yes.

Safety pins, yes. Sterilizing liquid...

Jesus! What does she want that for?

All right.

well, bound to come in useful.

Buster: ♪ we wish you a merry Christmas ♪

♪ we wish you a merry Christmas ♪

♪ and a happy new year ♪

♪ we wish you a merry Christmas ♪

♪ we wish you a merry Christmas... ♪

What the bloody hell? Who's that?

Oh, Buster, what time is it?

It's Christmastime!

[Laughing]

What is this? 6 to 12 months?

It's too big.

Did you get a receipt?

No. I didn't get a receipt.

Oh, Buster. Ha ha ha!

Oh.

Come here. Come here.

Oh, June...

I do love you, darling.

I know you do, darling.

Oh, something's sticking in me.

[Toy squeaking]

[Squeak, squeak]

I've got some good information, Harry.

Oh, yeah?

You remember that poofy lawyer?

Yeah.

Me and Bruce met him again at the track.

Got terrific info this time.

I remember last time.

We was unlucky, that's all.

We wasn't unlucky.

We wasn't?

Me. I was unlucky. I done the 18 months.

You went off to watch Charlton Athletic.

They got beat 4-nil. We were both unlucky.

Sorry, mate. Oh, bloody dogs!

look, Harry, it's the big one...

This job. Really.

5 grand is it, this time? Split 10 ways?

I had to get the fuckin' tube home

after the last job I done with you.

You still knocking off Mothercare, Buster?

All right.

How does a million quid grab you? Shit, Harry.

It's straight up, this one. Honest.

Yeah? What is it?

Elizabeth Taylor's jewelry?

No, you stupid prick.

It ain't Elizabeth Taylor's jewelry.

It's the Royal Mail train.

Carries a million quid on a bank holiday weekend.

And we're going to Nick it.

One million quid.

What does Bruce say?

Ah, Bruce thinks it's on.

Oh! Bloody hell! Watch it!

Oh, no!

Oh, careful.

Oh, careful!

Oop! Ha ha ha!

Taxi!

June: Oh, 'struth! I'm soaked!

My feet are wringing. Careful.

Here we are then.

♪ Do da do do ♪

Where do you think you are?

Aqaba, old son! Aqaba!

"Towards the guns! charge!"

"El Orenz... My hero!"

"We have been without water for 10 days,

"we have struggled across 200 miles of desert

to bring you this message."

Oh, yeah? What message?

My faithful servant June has it about her person.

Stop it! I have it here, Orenz.

It says, "2 COD and chips,

and heavy on the vinegar, please."

[Laughing]

Right, gentlemen, here we all are.

Now, as last Friday's fiasco showed us,

we're still in need of a little work.

That's why I've asked George and his firm

to come along and demonstrate how they all stop the train.

George.

Some of you lot tried nickin' stuff

from a train before, didn't you?

Didn't work, did it?

Get on with it.

This is what you do.

I will be on the gantry.

When Bruce gives me the word,

I will cover the green light

like so.

Then I connect the battery to the red light.

Presto.

How you get the train from the gantry to the bridge,

that's your problem.

Fuckin' push it if we have to.

No need for that, Harry.

Everything's all been taken care of.

We'll have 2 army jeeps and an army truck

parked under a little railway bridge

just up the line.

Roads there are deserted at the best of times.

However, just in case,

we're all going to be wearing army fatigues,

as there's an army base in the area.

it will take all of us here in a chain

to pass the bags from the train down the embankment

to where they'll be loaded--

[clunk]

[Sighs] Into the truck.

The real problem, as George pointed out,

is how to get the train from the stopping point...

To the bridge.

Fortunately, Ronnie's come up with the perfect fellow,

haven't you, Ronnie?

Old Walter. Used to be a train driver for 40 years.

What's he been up to this time?

He never says. You know that.

Well, you're not like this usually.

I think it's something big.

He's on about this dream all the time--

about how we're going to be rich

and be able to afford anything we want.

I don't know.

I just don't understand it.

What's he after this time, the Crown Jewels?

Mum, I'm scared.

He's going to try something silly

and get hisself nicked. I feel it.

June, he's a lucky thief.

He's only ever been inside for 2 weeks.

'Cause he's been careful.

He's only ever done London jobs.

God knows where he's off to now.

It's that Bruce's fault.

He's been the one gettin' at Buster.

Well, you'll just have to talk to him.

I've tried talkin' to him

till I'm blue in the face.

He just wants to watch the telly,

or he gets cross and goes down to the pub.

Keeps telling me he's doin' it all for me.

What about the baby?

Oh, he provides for it all right.

He's nicked stuff from every Mothercare in London.

No. I mean, does he want it?

He's got to want it. Didn't get no receipt.

They can't take the clubber back.

Oh!

June?

June, what is it?

June!

You are sure about this old geezer, Ronnie?

For Christ's sake, Buster, will you leave off?

He's been a train driver nearly 40 years.

He's on a British railway's pension of 3 quid a week.

He'd drive a bleedin' space rocket for 10 grand.

Jesus Christ. He thinks he's goin' on holiday.

Bye-bye, love.

[Breathing heavily]

I've rung for the ambulance.

They'll be here any minute. All right?

Mmm. I wish Buster was here, mum.

I wish he was here.

Some bleedin' hope!

Now just breathe in hard.

Try not to think about the pain.

all right? Yeah.

Ohh!

All right. All right. There's a good girl.

Oh, mum. Christ!

All right, darling.

Oh, god. Oh, god.

radio: This is the BBC home service.

Here is the news.

One of the chief witnesses in the recent trial

of Dr. Stephen ward admitted perjuring himself in court.

President Kennedy and his wife Jacqueline Kennedy

attended today's funeral of their infant son, Patrick,

who was buried in Brookline, Massachusetts.

The English boxer Mr. Brian London...

Where are your gloves?

In me pocket.

Here... gloves.

The weather forecast for the next 24 hours...

Rain at first with ground fog.

Cloudy later, but with some bright intervals.

Maximum temperature, 68 degrees.

[Birds chirping]

No shooters.

Get rid of it.

Hello, Sandy. You got that last clue yet?

I think it's...

[Shouting]

Come on! Come on! Move it! Move it!

Come on, lads. come on! Go!

Come on. Come on. Move up there.

One minute.

[Zzzt]

Everybody ready?

Ready.

It's coming. I'm on my way.

[Train whistle blows]

[Brakes screech]

Jesus Christ! It's worked!

Walter!

Old man, get this thing movin'.

Anyone got a light?

Fuckin' move it!

Right. Let's see-- where's the, uh...

Where's the vacuum? Oh, here we are.

Nothing.

Nothing new, eh?

Shit! Come on!

It's the vacuum! I can't get the vacuum!

I'll shove it up your ass in a minute!

Please don't threaten me.

I told Ronnie I'd never driven a diesel.

For Christ's sake, Walter!

You asshole! Get this moving in 30 seconds

or you and him are six feet under.

I've only worked in a shunting yard.

Get the driver in here!

All right! I'll get the hang of it in a few minutes!

You useless lump! Get out of it!

Get this movin'. Make him!

Come on. Let's go.

Go!

[Shouting]

Get under the ledge.

quick! Under the ledge.

Half a dozen stamps and 2 premium bonds, please.

Go on. Get 'em out the back.

come on! Come on! Let's go!

Here.

Hey! That one's mine, Harry.

Oh! Mwah!

[Shouting]

Come on!

Here. Take this.

Get out the way. There you go.

Hey!

[Cheering and laughing]

Gosh! Look at it all! Just bleedin' look at it!

What a birthday!

What a bleedin' birthday present!

Yeah, Harry, happy birthday!

Happy birthday, Harry.

What's this lot?

Scottish notes.

Anyone want these?

No! Send it back! Ha ha ha!

Happy birthday, Harold.

Happy birthday, Harold.

Happy birthday.

[Bleating]

Here's your cup of tea.

All right, sit up.

Right, drink it while it's hot.

It'll do you good. There you are.

Thanks, mum.

You read about that robbery?

Yeah.

It's all over the wireless.

Hmm. Some cheek, eh?

Takes a bit of nerve, though.

Still, a million quid.

"Biggest ever mail robbery."

What I could do with a million quid.

Dream come true, that is.

Oh, no, June. Buster's not on this one.

Dream come true, mum. Said it yourself.

this one says it was 30 masked men.

how many in the express, Ronnie?

Yeah, 30.

If I were one of them bastards on that train,

I'd think there was 30 of us, too.

[Laughter]

Telegraph's Got a good report.

They all say it's a million, don't they?

Wonder if they'll admit how much we did Nick.

If the reward is 1%, it'll be 25 grand.

That will start tongues waggin'.

Not here it won't. We're solid.

Hello. Says the old bill thinks we're still within

a 30-mile radius of the train.

Nah, he's bluffin'.

He ain't got nothin' to go on.

Radio: Buckinghamshire police today called in officers

from Scotland yard to hunt the robbers

of the Glasgow-London mail train.

Police searching for the great train robbers

today announced that army vehicles were used...

For Christ's sake, your gloves!

I'm not the only one, Bruce.

Radio: The final total in the great train robbery

is now believed to be in the region of £2,600,000.

...search for the great train robbers

was stepped up today when police officers...

Whose go?

It's my go.

Head of the Buckingham bureau of CID said today

that the search for the hideout used by the gang

was being intensified to include checks

of all farms and outlying property in a 30-mile radius

from the location of the robbery at seers crossing...

I think we should get back to London.

Who asked you, asshole?

We've done the split, Bruce.

The plan was to stay here 5 days.

We leave now, someone could get picked up.

We've all got alibis and safe houses.

And we've all got 150 grand in a suitcase.

How you gonna explain that lot?

We should stick to the plan.

Listen, if the law knows we're within 30 miles,

they could be here before Sunday.

Well, there's no point in sittin' on our asses

waitin' for them to come find us.

Right. We'll go.

I'll get Fairclough to sent the dustmen in

to make sure this place is cleaned up.

Mr. Fairclough.

What's wrong with the phone?

No time for all that.

My friends want to leave.

They're supposed to stay put till Sunday.

They want to get back to London.

That's their lot. Got nothing to do with me.

They want the dustmen down there today.

I'm not sure that I can on such short notice.

It's what you're being paid for.

I wouldn't try and cross them if I were you.

Fellas like them with cash like that

can be a bit edgy. Know what I mean?

[Music playing on radio]

Thanks, darling.

[Banging]

There's daddy.

Oh! Kiss kiss. Miss your daddy?

I missed you, too.

June?

Hello, my love.

What do you think of your clever old man?

The law's going to come after you real hard, son.

Nah, the law's no trouble, mum.

I've got the whole thing planned.

Oh, is it? Like June's pregnancy?

Look, ain't no one going to touch us, mum.

We got it made.

Me, June, and Nicky are going to see the world.

Besides, the heat'll be off in a few weeks.

You just wait and see.

You're riding for quite a fall, Buster Edwards.

I just don't want you taking my daughter and granddaughter

along with you when it happens.

Yeah, all right.

Look, daddy!

yeah, poppet. Fancy a nice holiday, then?

Let's get the bags, then.

June: Where are we going?

Buster: Shepperton-- nice little semi.

You'll like it there.

I've got something to tell you.

What?

I've lost the baby.

[Screech]

Sorry to keep you waiting, boys.

The jury's only just retired.

You're a smug little prick, Fairclough.

Why ain't you been answerin' our calls?

I wanted to be quite sure

my friend had cleared up the farm.

And has he?

Not as yet, no.

You fucker! hey!

you should never have left the farm early.

I told your friend I was against changing the plan.

So, when will he be there?

Have you been careless with your prints?

Look, son, we paid you to take care of

cleanin' that farmhouse from top to bottom.

He will be there this afternoon,

tomorrow at the latest.

We can't wait that long.

They could find it any minute.

You obviously have been careless with your prints.

Let's burn the bleeder down.

Come on. We'll have to get back there.

Radio: Bowling 23 balls on west indies innings.

He's going to bowl to Ken Barrington...

Hoyt goes solo, but before he does,

we're going back to the broadcasting house

for a news flash.

Police investigating the great train robbery

have just announced

that they have found the robbers' hideout.

It is Leatherslade Farm

near the village of Oakley in Buckinghamshire.

Detective superintendent Fewtrell said this afternoon,

"the place is one big clue."

That's it. We're nicked.

Radio: That's the news,

there has been a sensation here, too,

as surrey has lost another wicket.

A terrible mix-up between...

[Horn honks]

Come on, you two. They're never going

to find anything there to connect to us.

We're all in safe houses, aren't we?

"The place is one big clue."

What the hell does that mean?

Prints, probably.

We wore gloves.

I still say we should burn the bleeder down.

Don't be crazy, Harry.

That place will be swarming with the law.

And journalists. We're famous now.

More popular than Christine Keeler and the Beatles.

Great.

Anyone got 2 Bob for the bill?

[Laughing]

Are you sure you won't have a drink, Poyser?

I'm sorry, sir. I don't drink.

The robbery was over a month ago,

and since conventional police tactics

don't seem to have unearthed either Reynolds or Edwards,

it might conceivably help your career

if you were to start drinking.

Scotch and soda, please.

Waiter: Yes, sir.

We've picked up 4 of the men already, sir,

rest assured, we'll get the lot eventually.

Eventually is not good enough.

This is a crime against

the very structure of our society.

We know the men in most cases, sir.

They've been very careless with their prints.

All the more reason

why they should be under lock and key.

You see, Mr. Poyser, this government

has barely survived the Profumo disaster.

We really cannot afford for the British public

to take the side of a gang of burglars

against the forces of law and justice.

Oh, I hardly think that's likely, sir James.

Indeed. Does nobody in Scotland yard

look at a newspaper anymore?

Oh, that's just fleet street drivel.

Nobody believes in all this Robin hood nonsense.

Really? Then it may come as a surprise to you

to know that the very same people

who read this fleet street drivel,

as you call it, also have the vote.

Regrettable, perhaps,

but a fact of political life.

It'll take a couple of weeks at the most, sir.

10 days, tops, sir.

The starter in his stand... and they're off.

It's a great level start right across the course.

Le garcon's well away...

Let's try next door.

[Doorbell rings]

...right under the rails.

I can see him, mum. He's just shut the door.

How very strange.

David, go around the back and knock on the window.

And tell the man to answer the door!

...3 lengths clear as we rejoin the grandstand.

My mum says open the door!

piss off before I do you!

Mum!

Here comes silver beaker.

Also making ground is hang on...

Hello!

Center of the course...

You're Mr. Green, aren't you?

Yes. Yes, I am. Yeah.

I'm so sorry to trouble you,

but I've done a very silly thing

and I've locked myself out next door.

Oh.

I'm Linda Simpson.

This is Susan and David.

You've got a little girl, haven't you?

Might have. I mean, yeah.

Nicky, isn't it?

Yeah, that's right. Was there something?

I don't like to ask, it's just that

my husband's away on business today in Leicester.

He's a management consultant.

You want a lift up or something?

Have you got a ladder?

[Sighs] Bloody neighbors.

Oh, no.

What are you doing?

Hello, Mrs. Green. This must be Nicky.

Hello, Nicky. This is Susan and David.

Your husband's very kindly agreed to help me.

I locked myself out.

I was looking so forward to meeting our new neighbors.

Well, we all were.

Give it back, David!

Don't run.

[Sirens]

Ronald Edwards!

the house is completely surrounded by police officers.

come out and give yourself up quietly.

[Crash]

[Chuckles]

gone? What do you mean gone?

We missed them by about 1/2 hour, sir.

That's not something

I can release in a press statement, Mitchell.

And it's not going to do anything

for the commissioner's state of health, either.

We reckon they've gone back to their own patch.

They'll feel better protected in south London.

No fella like Edwards is gonna feel secure outside London.

I don't want theories, Mitchell.

I want these men locked up!

You've got to be positive about these things, sir.

We've caught 8 of the bastards.

It won't be long before they start squealing.

Come on, inspector, you read the newspapers.

Since those pictures

of Edwards and Reynolds have appeared,

they've become proper little folk heroes.

I know Edwards, sir.

I've known him for a few years now.

I can get the word out this morning if you like.

No, Jack. No deals. Not on this one.

I want those bastards nailed to the floor...

And so do you.

Your neck's on the line, too.

Right. Now they're all sorted and labeled.

Think you can manage?

I think so.

Who's this Albert Stapleton, then?

He's the bloke that's arranging

the transfer to Swiss francs.

Oh, yeah. I heard of him.

He's a wanker.

He came very highly recommended.

You must be crazy letting Stapleton handle it from here.

You should be in Switzerland yourself.

It's the only way of being sure you're not taken for a ride.

Taken for a ride?

I ain't been outside this house for 6 months.

Who is prime minister these days?

Tell me about this lot.

Right. Well, that's one's yours.

This one's for the rent, and this one's for Keith.

He's trying to find somewhere abroad for us.

Which reminds me-- any news on passports?

Very difficult, Buster.

None of the regular forgers will touch it.

They've all been turned over by the law.

[Music playing on radio]

♪ You'll be mi-i-i-ine forever... ♪

hello, Sally. Didn't know you wore glasses.

I take them off for the customers, sergeant.

It causes embarrassment otherwise.

We hears how you was seein' this great train robber.

What? Buster Edwards here?

You must be jokin'!

Everyone knows about him and June.

Hello, Harry.

You hid any of that 2 1/2 million quid up there?

I don't know how to do it, do I?

I ain't never had a garden before.

And I ain't never had a beard before,

but you ain't seen me bellyachin'.

All right, Buster, I'll do you a deal.

You weed the garden, I'll weed your beard.

It's just as overgrown.

Just get out there and do something.

I don't know what to do.

I might be diggin' up a 50-year-old hydrangea.

Well, if it's 50, it'll need diggin' up.

[Laughs] I can't do it, can I?

I mean, "Britain’s most wanted criminal

was arrested today while weedin' the garden."

Do me a favor.

What are we gonna do? Can't have a gardener in.

If we don't do somethin',

we'll have the neighbors 'round.

Shall I ring Jimmy?

No. We can't ask him to do everything.

I'll think of something.

Right.

Hello, Harry.

Hello, Mr. Mitchell.

You heard what's happened to your friends?

We've got the lot pretty much.

Upset some important people, you have.

You're going down for a hell of a stretch, son.

You interested in releasing information

about Bruce and Buster?

You offering me a deal, Mr. Mitchell?

Come on, Harry. Be sensible.

They'd shop you if they were here.

They know the game.

Where are they, Harry? I want them.

Sorry, Mr. Mitchell. I don't know nothin'.

Sorry.

[Chuckles]

[Laughs]

I'm glad there's no Richie Benaud this time.

I beg your pardon?

Shrewd captain, Benaud. Australian cricketer.

Ohh. I never cared for cricket much.

I was a wet Bob.

Eton?

Radley. oh, yes.

My youngest starts there in September.

I hope he survives.

Perhaps that's what

we should do with our criminals.

5 years in a good public school.

That would sort them out.

I doubt they could take it. Remember the cold showers?

And the beatings. Appalling.

Do you think should we start with those train robbers?

The feeling in government is pretty hostile.

Could you have a word in the right ear?

I don't like to interfere at crown court level myself.

I understand.

Do you have any particular figure in mind?

The thought was suggested--30.

30? Somebody must be very cross.

There will be an election within 6 months.

We must re-establish some authority before then.

Oh, agreed. Absolutely.

But 30 years for a robbery?

A bit steep, don't you think?

Not really, no.

Reckon Mitchell will do a deal

now he's the boss?

There ain't going to be no deals this time, Buster.

I told you before.

It's just that June's not keen on Mexico.

Shit, June!

Who's wearin' the trousers in your house, Buster, eh?

A lot of the time, ain't neither of us.

We're getting on really well--

no distractions.

Does June know what the law is like at the moment?

If we'd taken the Crown Jewels,

they couldn't be comin' after us harder.

I know that, but her mother--

shit, I'm sick and tired of hearin' about June's mother!

If you're so keen, take her with you!

I'm not keen, Bruce. It's just--

Franny is going ahead just to make sure

the old Bill ain't followin'.

She'll be in Acapulco in a couple of weeks.

Oh, Acapulco. Where's that, then?

Oh, Mexico, you ignorant sod.

When are you comin'?

I don't know exactly. June hates abroad.

Even if we gave the whole lot back,

there would still be no deal?

No deals, Buster! No deals!

Don't waste your brain thinkin' about them.

We can't even get outside the front door.

You can live like a king in Mexico

on a couple of grand a year.

Just think of it...

The sun, the sand, the sea, the birds.

All that crumpet, Buster,

just waiting for you to come up

and grab handfuls of it.

It's that dream we worked all our lives for.

I know that, Bruce. That's what I told June.

Don't make no difference, though.

Women are funny like that.

You know what I mean.

It's unbelievable. 307 years.

30 years for robbery! It's a bleedin' disgrace!

They'd have got off lighter if they bloody well killed someone.

It's that Profumo mess, that's what's done it.

The whole bloody world's turned upside-down now.

30 years in prison.

They'll be in their 60s before they come out.

Never see their families again.

They're hard men, June. They'll make it.

What about Harry? He's in solitary already.

I don't know. You screw some tart

who gives all our secrets to the Russians,

you don't get invited to big parties no more.

Nick a few quid from a train,

and you do 30 years in stir!

Bastards!

Come on, June.

Just think about Mexico, all that sun and sea.

It's our dream, isn't it? It's the good life.

I don't want you to go. I'd rather take the risk.

You can't mean that, June.

You know me and Bruce are the only two left on the run.

Mitchell would give his granny to get us.

He'd give anyone's granny.

I want us to go together.

It's too dodgy. You're safe here.

Jimmy'll look after you

and your mum's here to keep you company.

Besides, it's easier if I travel on me own.

It's safer all 'round. Trust me, eh?

What if somethin' happens?

What if I ain't never to see you no more?

All ready, Buster. We better go.

The boat leaves at midnight.

How long...How long will it take?

I don't know yet. Maybe 6 weeks.

That bastard Stapleton really worked us over good.

Jimmy was right. I should have been

in Switzerland meself handlin' that cash.

With a bit of luck and a couple of weeks

I'll have the bank accounts operatin'

and I'll find out what happened to that 20 grand.

I'll get the new passports, I'll get the tickets,

and then I'll send for you.

Buster, come on, it's getting late!

They'll go without you if you're not there.

Buster, don't go. I'm frightened.

I love you so much.

Look...listen to me, you old bag.

I've been with you for 24 hours a day,

7 days a bleedin' week, year and a half.

Most men would've throttled their old ladies by now.

You want to know why I haven't?

Because you are the best bloody thing

that's ever happened to me.

Kiss Nicky good-bye for me, yeah?

[Bell rings]

[Ring]

Look, mummy, look.

Oh, no more sweets, poppet.

Your teeth will fall out if you have more today.

Can I have some chocolate buttons?

Do you want some chocolate buttons, darling?

Or some jelly babies instead?

Both.

4 ounces of each, please.

Difficult, isn't it, when they go on like that?

I have a grandchild just the same.

Oh, really? How old is she?

[Alarm ringing]

It's a boy, actually. Colin.

Lovely little thing. You say that about your own.

How much do I owe you?

4 pence each, so 8 pence, please.

Thank you.

Come on, poppet. We're late for our tea.

Now, save those till after, won't you?

Nicky: No!

You are a complete asshole

if you think the juries have changed in the last 6 months.

I wasn't at that farm.

You can't fit me up, and you know it.

We'll nail you on being an accessory after the fact,

aiding and abetting a great train robber,

you'll go down for 20, easy.

50 quid says

it will be less than 5 years.

Hate to take your money, friend,

but I might recognize where the banknotes came from.

Mum!

[Radio playing]

Give Nicky some tea.

I've got to get in touch with Jimmy.

Ain't no use tryin' to ring him, June.

Why?

On the wireless half an hour ago...

They've arrested Jimmy.

Suspected of helpin' one of the great train robbers.

I hope you're ready, madam.

Taxi will be here in 2 minutes.

Oh, I'm so nervous.

They give you barley sugar.

Who do?

On the plane. For your nerves.

When you fly for the first time.

oh. I've read about it.

Why are you going like this, June?

What else can I do?

They might be watching the airport.

Who knows what they'll do now they've got Jimmy.

I've got to be with Buster, mum.

I'll take the risk.

Getting a new passport won't change his character.

I know.

What will you do in Mexico anyway?

You don't speak Mexican.

Where's Nicky going to go to school?

You ain't never been out of this country in your life.

Mum, I know all that.

I've thought of nothing else since Buster left.

So why are you going?

You always said that you didn't believe

all that rubbish about the dream he always had.

I'm married, mum, and I love him.

[Music playing]

♪ goin' loco down in Acapulco ♪

♪ if you stay too long ♪

♪ yes, you'll be ♪

♪ goin' loco down in Acapulco ♪

♪ the magic down there is so strong... ♪

They're not going to know what's hit them.

Buster will be all right,

but I don't know about June.

Bit too far from the elephant and castle.

Yeah. No bingo, no mum. What will she do?

♪ Get out while you can ♪

♪ 'cause you'll be ♪

♪ goin' loco down in Acapulco ♪

♪ if you stay too long ♪

♪ yes, you'll be ♪

♪ goin' loco down in Acapulco ♪

♪ the magic down there is so strong ♪

♪ you can hear voices breathing ♪

♪ through those warm Latin nights ♪

♪ memories are lost and found ♪

♪ leaving broken hearts all over town ♪

♪ 'cause you'll be ♪

♪ goin' loco down in Acapulco ♪

♪ if you stay too long ♪

♪ yes, you'll be ♪

♪ goin' loco down in Acapulco ♪

♪ the magic down there is so strong... ♪

Is this them? It's got to be.

I think you're right.

♪ But a whole lot of nothing ♪

♪ and going nowhere... ♪

Cor blimey! This is better

than a wet Wednesday in billingsgate market.

I ain't never seen nothin' as beautiful.

Yeah. Where are they?

Yes, it is.

There they are! Look! Hey, Brucey!

How are you, eh? Good to see you!

Hello. Franny.

How you doin', darlin'? Good to see you, June.

Welcome to Acapulco.

Thank you.

Come on. Let's go.

Welcome to Acapulco.

Buster: I want a drink, Bruce.

Bruce: Pint of bitter?

No. I didn't bring any.

Franny: We're in back.

♪ goin' loco down in Acapulco ♪

♪ the magic down there is so strong ♪

♪ feel the pressure ♪

♪ your back's against the wall ♪

♪ love is gaining on you ♪

♪ you're just about to fall ♪

♪ if you're afraid to love ♪

♪ afraid to take a chance ♪

♪ you better hide your feelings ♪

♪ get out while you can ♪

♪ 'cause you'll be ♪

♪ goin' loco down in Acapulco ♪

♪ if you stay too long ♪

♪ yes, you'll be ♪

♪ goin' loco down in Acapulco ♪

♪ the magic down there is so strong ♪

♪ you can hear voices breathing ♪

♪ through those warm Latin nights ♪

♪ memories are lost and found ♪

♪ leaving broken hearts all over town ♪

♪ 'cause you'll be ♪

♪ goin' loco down in Acapulco ♪

♪ if you stay too long ♪

♪ yes, you'll be ♪

♪ goin' loco down in Acapulco ♪

♪ the magic down there is so strong ♪

♪ you'll be... ♪

Nicky: You can't get out now, dad.

I've got lots and lots of sand on you.

I've buried you.

I can't get out, eh?

Yaa!

Whee! Yaa!

Not too rough!

Thanks a lot.

Mmm.

Bruce, it's too hot for all that.

So, do you fancy

a little bit of suntan lotion?

No. I don't want that poofy stuff.

Besides, you don't get much the first day.

Ha! How about you, June?

No, it's all right. We've got good skin.

But you won't keep it if you don't oil it.

It's not Clacton here, you know.

Too bleedin' right.

Don't get flies like this in Clacton.

If it was,

we could get TCP from the chemist's.

It's not Clacton, is it!

Paradise in the sun, that's what this is.

Amigo, barato!

How much is it?

$2.00.

$2.00?

Ok, $1.50. naw.

How much you want to spend?

No, thanks. I don't want it.

So, what do you think of it so far?

Fine! It's not quite like I thought it would be, no.

Oh, yeah? How did you think it would be?

Well, you know those hotels on the front in Brighton--

the Metropole, the Grand?

yeah. A bit like that.

What? In Acapulco?

[Laughing]

That's better.

All right, my love?

Mind if I loosen my tie?

no. A bit hot.

Oi! Oi! What's all this?

We didn't order any of this clobber!

You've got to watch these wankers.

They'll always try to stick one on you.

It's all right, Buster.

They bring you the cocktails free.

It's part of the meal.

Oh. Why didn't they say so, then?

Cheers!

[Coughing]

Ow! They put salt in the bastard.

They're supposed to put salt in it.

The idea is you sip it slowly

over the salt rim.

The Pauillac 53, Miguel.

Waiter: Si.

From the Mouton- Rothschild Chateau.

It's got a lovely bouquet.

You all right now, Buster?

Yeah, of course I am.

Stupid bleeding waiters.

They make me puke.

Good they don't speak no English.

Ain't that right, pancho?

Would the señor care for some McEwans' Export?

It isn't chilled,

but the cellar temperature is quite cool.

Bruce: Very good, Miguel.

What are we gonna have to eat, Buster?

I don't know. You choose somethin'.

Right.

The tortillas are fab!

They may be a bit spicy for you,

but me and Bruce think they're great.

Don't we, Bruce?

We certainly do.

I can really recommend Chile con carne.

It might be a little bit spicy for you.

Ain't there no meat on the menu?

It is meat. Just spiced up a bit.

I just want some steak and chips.

You're in Acapulco!

You don't have steak and chips in Acapulco.

Yeah? Well, I like steak and chips.

It's all I want.

It's not often we've been able to afford it.

I've got some steak in the fridge.

If you want to share it, you can come with me.

June. June!

Come on, darling!

Oh!

God! Oh, look!

[Speaking Spanish]

[Laughter]

Cor blimey! Are you sure these are

all your brothers and sisters, Maria?

Si, señor.

Eh, excepto Pedro and Teresa--

yeah. All right. All right.

So long, Nicky.

[Speaking Spanish]

Ha ha ha!

June, stop it. You're tickling.

Not till you tell me where we're going.

Stop it!

Tell me, then!

Tell you what?

Where we're going.

When?

This afternoon!

I'm going to see Bruce.

I thought we was going out together.

You said we was. That's why I let

Maria bring all them kids round here.

When did I say that?

Yesterday.

I don't remember.

Here, look, go buy yourself somethin'.

We'll go tomorrow.

I don't want money.

I've got plenty of money.

All right.

Let's hope it stays that way.

What you mean?

Has that 10 grand come from Switzerland yet?

No. It got lost.

Lost?

Yes. Lost.

We got stuffed, all right?

Who'd do that?

I don't know, June! Someone. Somewhere.

It'll be all right.

Trust me. I'll work it out.

£10,000. You lost £10,000?

How many times I got to tell you,

don't worry about the money.

You just keep enjoying yourself,

all right? Don't wait up

'cause me and Bruce, we got business, eh?

[Speaking Spanish]

Me and June went through it again last night.

We've gone through 250 quid a week here.

Have you tried economizing?

Christ! Look at that pair!

You sound just like June's mother.

Really? I wouldn't have thought

she was fond of big tits.

Go on. Look at the one in yellow.

Jesus Christ.

This is as good as St. Tropez here.

God, they're enormous!

It must be all that fruit they eat.

Sex. I love it. I just love it.

You don't find tits like that at Margate, son.

You're not listening to me, are you, Bruce?

It's an amazing thing about sex, isn't it?

How is it a pair of knockers 25 yards away

are a lot more interesting than Franny's

currently lying on the bed at home?

And much more available.

It's one of the wonders of the world, that is.

Bruce.

Huh? No?

Cox's pippins!

Ahh!

Oh, no. No.

Tangerines!

Look, you've got Maria.

Why doesn't she do the shopping?

I like it. I used to be good at it at home.

You're crackers, June. I'm getting in the taxi.

And for god's sake, hurry up.

I want my Margarita.

[Speaking Spanish]

No. No.

[Speaking Spanish]

[Crickets chirping]

[Singing]

[Honk]

♪ Oh, dressed in style ♪

♪ brand-new top ♪

♪ father's old green tie on ♪

♪ oh ♪

♪ I wouldn't give you tuppence for your old watch hand ♪

♪ old iron ♪

♪ old iron ♪

♪ la la la la ♪

♪ there's an old mill by the stream ♪

[Clattering]

Good lord! You're home.

Is this it?

Yeah. What are you going to tell June?

Don't you worry about my June.

I can handle her all right.

[Buzzer ringing]

[Snickering]

Hello, Juney.

Me and Bruce been having business meetings.

That's right. Yeah. It's business.

It's a wonderful bit of business, too.

You wouldn't understand. It's too hard for women.

That's right. Yeah.

It's all right, June. He's just overworked.

Of course you can.

Ha ha ha!

No, really. Ha ha ha!

It don't taste the same without Brandy sauce.

Couldn't get it. We tried.

What's the point of Christmas

without Christmas pudding and Brandy sauce, eh?

And proper Turkey like you get in MacFisheries.

[Pop]

Yay! yay!

The Queen, eh?

Here we go.

Merry Christmas! merry Christmas!

Only one thing wrong with Her Majesty.

It's her bleeding prisons.

Come on, June, where could you find better

to spend Christmas than this, eh?

Look, the sun, the sea, blue sky, and all of it.

I'll tell you, Bruce. London.

The snow and ice and fog and the boozer.

Buster: Yeah, and decent stout.

No beggars on the streets and bleedin' flies,

and people who speak the queen's English.

[Gasping]

darling? Nicky?

She's really hot. You been sick?

Bloody hell, she's burning up!

[Coughing]

[Crying]

Oh, Jesus Christ!

[Bell rings]

Over there.

[Crying]

[Coughing]

We want to see the head honcho.

I've got a sick child here.

Are you listening?

Buster, don't. He's busy.

Leave off, June. Look, stupido!

This little girl is ill!

Señor, all these people are also ill.

You must wait.

Wait? Feel her. She's wet through!

She could be dead before you get to her.

[Coughing]

Listen to her! Just listen to her!

You are not in England now.

You must wait your turn.

Buster, for god's sake.

Give me Nicky and just get out of here.

Don't be stupid.

We should never have brought her

to this godforsaken place.

Hard enough having her ill in this filthy hole

without you upsetting the doctor as well.

I might have known it was my bleedin' fault.

I did it for you two.

You were the one always on about havin' a good life.

Not here, Buster. Can't you see?

It ain't worth a tin of beans here.

What am I supposed to do about it, then?

go back to the villa, Buster.

There ain't nothing you can do for us here.

She's my daughter, ain't she?

Well, I ain't leavin'!

I done it all for you, you ungrateful cow!

Hey! Missus, come here quick.

Have you seen my daughter?

No intiendo ingles.

My little girl. We came in last night.

No intiendo ingles.

Have you seen June? My wife June?

Si habla mas despacio--

what? I don't speak bloody Spanish!

Buscar la sala De recuperacion.

[Sobbing]

[Baby crying]

doctor: Buenos dias, señor.

Your little Nicky plays a very good game.

Ticktacktoe they call it, no?

No. Noughts and crosses we call it.

Where did you take her to?

Why didn't you wake me?

She say, "mama always do it."

Do what?

In the Christmas cake.

They don't taste so good.

Hmm?

She had food poisoning. We pump her stomach.

We get rich. 30 pesos.

Ha ha ha!

Barato! Barato!

No. No! Go away!

I bet they've got

some smashing gear up there, girl.

Oh, yeah.

Buy you something, eh?

I don't want anything, Buster.

Nicky, come back here!

How many times have I told you

about running off like that?

You can get lost so easy.

Oh.

Try this one on? It looks great!

Buster, I don't want it!

It was your idea to come here.

I'll buy it for you anyway.

Take it back if you don't like it.

Like marks and sparks. Nicky! Come back here!

Don't be such a misery, June.

Look, I'm sorry about what I said at the hospital.

Forget it. It's over now.

No, it ain't over. That's just the problem.

We don't belong here.

This ain't home. It never can be.

I gotta go back!

I want mum, and I want London.

I want my rain and I want Nicky

to start talking bleedin' English again.

But this is our dream. It's what we both wanted.

No, it ain't our Dream.

It's yours. You never asked me.

All I ever wanted was us. Together.

Like we used to be.

Not when we was in hiding.

But what about the money?

Buster, forget the money!

Can't you see it's torn us apart?

There ain't nothin' left anymore!

No. June, please!

Get off! I hate Mexico and I hate you!

Señor, I give you a good price.

Piss off!

[Speaking Spanish]

Darling, we'll miss the plane. Come on.

Don't want to!

Come on, darling.

Maria!

Me gusta Mexico!

I don't want to go to London!

I want to stay in Mexico!

Maria!

I want daddy!

Mum, don't say anything, please.

Hello. Hmm.

[Speaking Spanish]

England, come on!

How much more to go, Bruce?

I've got time.

Come on, you kraut ref. Blow, you bastard!

Oh, come on, England!

Come on!

Go on. Use it. Come on, boy.

[Speaking Spanish]

Is it still 2 each?

It's 3-2, you silly sod!

Come on!

It's well cleared. Nice one. Nice one.

Come on, Geoffrey. Hit it. Hit it!

Ohh, shoot, you bastard!

Yay! yay!

Yay!

Ha ha ha!

We are the champions!

We are the champions!

We are the champions!

We are the champions!

We are the champions!

We are the champions!

Hey, hey!

4 bloody 2!

Hey! We just won

the bloody world championship.

We are the champions!

We are the champions!

We are the champions!

We are the champions!

We are the champions!

We are the champions!

We are the champions!

We are the champions!

♪ God save... ♪

♪ God save our gracious queen ♪

♪ long live our noble queen ♪

♪ god save our queen ♪

♪ la la la la ♪

♪ send her victorious ♪

♪ happy and glorious ♪

♪ long to reign over us ♪

♪ god save our queen ♪

You're a fool.

I'm a fool for not listening before.

If you get nicked,

you're going to go down for 30

just like all the rest.

Nah. Them 30-year stretches

are all over with, Bruce.

Besides maybe Mitchell will do a deal.

There never were gonna be any deals on this one.

We both always knew that.

If you think you're going to get away

with 5 or 6 years on some phony charge,

you're only kidding yourself.

Look what you'll be missing.

I mean, if it's the money--

no, it ain't the money, Bruce.

It just don't mean nothing no more...

All this.

Not without her.

You're hopeless, aren't you?

Well, wouldn't you do the same thing for Franny?

I ain't going back to do no deals.

I'm going back for June.

For god's sake, why, Buster?

Because she's my wife...

And I love her.

You won't forget about New Zealand, will you?

No. I'll mention it.

The climate's the same as England,

and the food,

and June could bring her mum.

It's a great idea, Bruce.

Good-bye, Buster.

Ta-ta.

Give my love to June.

Yeah, I will.

I'll wait in the car.

Got nearly 400 quid left, you know.

Not bad change from 150 grand, is it?

Come on, if it's cash you need--

no, it ain't the money, Bruce.

I just want to go home. You know.

Make sure you don't get caught, all right?

Ha ha!

Come on.

Get up, sunshine.

Oh...

We're home.

How about a small tip?

Piss off.

Say, uh, 500 quid?

Get stuffed. I'm skint, mate.

Ain't nothin' left.

I know you. You're Buster Edwards.

You got bleedin' millions.

Oh, yeah, that's right. I forgot.

Hang on. I'll have a look.

Ugh!

Well done, Mandy!

You've got a bit on the table.

We'll clean that up in a minute.

Now, beat it in hard.

Well done, Nicky.

[Knock on door]

Shan't be a minute.

Hello, mum.

Just popped around for a cup of tea.

Where are they?

June's makin' the bed,

and Nicky's in the kitchen.

Daddy! Daddy!

Ah, hello, Nicky, I've really missed you.

Are you staying home now, daddy?

Yes, poppet, always.

There. See, Mandy?

I told you I've got a dad.

Nicky, why don't we get dressed

and go down the shops?

Because we're going to need

more icing sugar for that cake

now daddy's back, aren't we?

You're coming, too, Mandy.

Come on. Let's get cleaned up.

Oh, we are a mess. Go in the bathroom.

Come on. Round there. That's right.

[Knock on door]

[As mum] June?

I've brought you a nice cup of tea, darling.

Ha ha ha!

I've just made the bed.

Oh, sometimes you say the daftest things!

There's your change.

What can I get for you, dear?

♪ But at least I'm sure of all the things we got ♪

♪ babe... ♪

hello? Scotland yard.

Yeah, I want to know,

is there still a reward out for Buster Edwards?

It's just nothin' mattered no more...

Not Mexico, not Bruce,

not the money.

What about that dream?

You're my dream, you little sexpot.

Ain't never going to be no one else.

It's all right. It's all right.

Me and Jack Mitchell, we go back.

I'll do a deal.

In fact, I got word he's interested.

What do you think you'll get?

5 years, maximum. I'll be on parole in 3.

Them 30-year stretches are finished with now.

Will you still be waitin'?

Of course I will.

Then it don't matter, do it?

[Dogs barking]

[Chuckles] Shall I make a run for it?

Give yourself up, Buster.

Don't matter no more.

Right. Well, I'll be off, then.

Ain't you gonna put your trousers on?

You know, I thought

they might not recognize me like this.

Ha ha ha!

Now, remember,

that whatever happens,

I love you.

That's the only thing that matters.

[Dogs barking]

♪ When I'm feeling blue ♪

♪ all I have to do ♪

♪ is take a look at you ♪

♪ then I'm not so blue ♪

♪ when you're close to me ♪

♪ I can feel your heartbeat ♪

♪ I can feel your breathing in my ear ♪

♪ wouldn't you agree ♪

♪ baby, you and me ♪

♪ got a groovy kind of love? ♪

♪ Anytime you want to ♪

♪ you can turn me on to ♪

♪ anything you want ♪

♪ anytime at all ♪

♪ when I kiss your lips ♪

♪ oh, I start to shiver ♪

♪ can't control the quivering inside ♪

♪ wouldn't you agree ♪

♪ baby, you and me ♪

♪ got a groovy kind of love? ♪

♪ We got a groovy kind of love ♪

♪ we got a groovy kind of love ♪

Oi! Oi! Here I am. Down here. Down here.

Boy, things were different when I came out.

oh, this? Nah, this is just temporary.

has been for the last 12 years.

anyway, I've still got this dream.

Buster.

Don't start all that again.

No, dear.

come on. Right.

Nicky's waitin' for us.

Oh, right. Where we goin', then?

We're going to meet Nicky.

Don't start that.

It's only a dream. I can dream.

You know what dreamin' done.

♪ There was no reason to believe ♪

♪ she'd always be there ♪

♪ but if you don't put faith in what you believe in ♪

♪ it's getting you nowhere ♪

♪ oohh oohhh ♪

♪ 'cause it helps, you never give up ♪

♪ don't look down ♪

♪ just look up ♪

♪ 'cause she's always there behind you ♪

♪ just to remind you ♪

♪ two hearts ♪

♪ living in just one mind ♪

♪ you know we're two hearts ♪

♪ living in just one mind ♪

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♪ Well, there's no easy way to ♪

♪ to understand it ♪

♪ there's so much of my life in her ♪

♪ and it's like I planned it ♪

♪ and it teaches you to never let go ♪

♪ there's so much love ♪

♪ you'll never know ♪

♪ she can reach you no matter how far ♪

♪ wherever you are ♪

♪ two hearts ♪

♪ living in just one mind ♪

♪ beating together ♪

♪ till the end of time ♪

♪ we know we're two hearts ♪

♪ living in just one mind ♪

♪ together forever ♪

♪ till the end of time ♪

♪ ohh ohhh ♪

♪ she knows ♪

♪ there'll always be a special place in my heart ♪

♪ for her ♪

♪ she knows, she knows, she knows ♪

♪ yeah, she knows ♪

♪ she knows ♪

♪ no matter how far apart we are ♪

♪ she knows ♪

♪ oooohh ♪

♪ I'm always right there beside her ♪

♪ we're two hearts ♪

♪ living in just one mind ♪

♪ beating together ♪

♪ until the end of time ♪

♪ you know we're two hearts ♪

♪ living in just ♪

♪ living in just one mind ♪

♪ together forever ♪

♪ together forever ♪

♪ till the end of time ♪

♪ oohhh ♪

♪ she knows ♪

♪ there'll always be a special place in my heart ♪

♪ for her ♪

♪ ooohhh ♪

♪ she knows, she knows, she knows ♪

♪ yeah, she knows ♪

♪ she knows ♪

♪ no matter how far apart we are ♪

♪ she knows ♪

♪ ooh ooohh ♪

♪ I'm always right there beside her ♪

♪ we're two hearts ♪

♪ living in just one mind ♪

♪ beating together ♪

♪ until the end of time ♪

♪ you know we're two hearts ♪

♪ living in just ♪

♪ living in just one mind ♪

♪ together forever ♪

♪ together forever ♪

♪ till the end of time ♪

♪ you know we're two hearts ♪

♪ living in just one mind ♪