All language subtitles for wanderlust.s01e02.hdtv.x264-mtb

Wow, you're really serious about this!

Well, I'm not saying we should.

No, that's... That's not
what I'm serious about.

- How would we...?
- But what I am... Sorry.

No, no, you...

No, well, I am serious about
wanting to fix this.

About wanting us to... to fix this.

And by fix, you mean deliberately
cheating on each other?

OK, think of it like this.

When a car breaks down, you don't just...

You check under the bonnet
and have a root around,

try to find the source of the...

And then you set about fixing
that specific problem.

You don't just go out and buy a new car.

Yeah, I've got to say, it's a
pretty shoddy analogy, Joy.

Not necessarily.

Cos... cos what you're talking about
it's not... It's more...

What you're talking about is
hitch-hiking.

- Or...
- It's leaving the car,

our car, our beautiful old car,

- on the side of the road...
- I never said...

...and thumbing a lift and, ideally,
all things being equal,

getting your rocks off with whoever
happens to be behind the wheel.

I think we ought to be buoyed by the
fact that we've been able to

get to the bottom of what's gone wrong!

Every cloud.

But, no, do you know how many people

would've torn each other's
throats out by now?

Yeah, well, if you're playing that
game, have you any idea how

many people would be appalled at the
prospect of what you're proposing?

Uh! I'm not denying that.

But you know what? Part of me
thinks, well, more fool them

because we have a great marriage.

- At least, I think we do.
- Yeah, no.

Yeah, but we... we've worked at it.

But it's hard.

I need to be really clear, I don't...
I'm not saying we should do this.

I'm not advocating it,
or anything close to that.

But I will say this,
I don't feel threatened or

scared at... at the prospect of trying.

Of seeing where it goes.

Or where it might take us,
where we might end up.

No, I, I think,
I think I know what you mean.

Cos, you know, sometimes, when we're
trying, when we're about to...

Get down and dirty?

Yeah, it's as if...

...sometimes I can feel
myself having to try.

Erm, it's as if I'm outside of
myself, watching.

Watching myself trying to
want to want you.

You know?

We've been together a really long time.

And, you know, we might be
feeling differently.

And that's... That's OK.

It's the difference between a
snack and a meal.

Maybe.

Well, maybe, then, we should, erm,

we should allow ourselves the
right to snack.

Or to try, just this once.

Because we know we've always got a
full meal at home.

Oh, sorry, that sounded a lot
more sordid than I...

It did, but that's OK,
full marks for effort.

Would you mind zipping me up?

- Listen...
- You look really beautiful.

You don't look too shabby yourself.

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www.addic7ed.com

- Is that...?
- Yeah, I think that's...

- I think that's gone off.
- Oh, fuck!

So we're off, heading, heading out.

I'm actually in the middle of making
a large charitable donation

to support endangered rainforests.

- Where are you going?
- Out.

Oh, out, wow, shit, out, OK.

Specifically?

- Dinner.
- Cinema.

- Probably.
- Dinner.

- Then the... Maybe.
- After...

- Mm-hm.
- Depends what's, er...

You two having some kind of
mutual stroke?

Right, let's do this,
you have my attention.

- Mum and Dad
- are going out.

- OK.
- Yeah, we're just saying goodbye.

- So, er... Goodbye.
- So... Bye.

Do you have any chewing gum?

Er... can you...?

- Got it?
- Yup.

Thanks.

♪ My friends ♪

♪ Feel it's their appointed duty ♪

♪ They keep trying to tell me ♪

♪ All you want to do is use me ♪

♪ But my answer, ah, ah ♪

♪ Yeah, to all that use me stuff ♪

♪ I, I, I, I want to spread the news ♪

♪ That if it feels this good getting used ♪

♪ Oh, you got to keep on using me ♪

♪ Until you use me up. ♪

SHE COUGHS

So, do you think you'll want me
to pick you up?

Er, no, no, don't think so.

Thanks, though.

We're OK, aren't we?

Yeah, yeah, I think so.

- I love you.
- I love...

- Bye. Bye.
- Bye.

- Hi.
- Hi.

- Oh!
- Let's try that again.

Oh, shit, one second, sorry.

Hello, Marvin, I'm Joy, how are you?

Good, thanks.

Thank you.

These are the basic top ten,
I reckon. I mean, if we're...

...if we're not into any of these,
then, er, we could go out or...

Argh, fuck!

Fuck, I'm sorry.

No, it's OK.

Ah, I think I can,
I think I can taste blood.

- Shit, really?
- Are you, are you...? I'm so sorry.

I think we're all good.

What?

The truth is,
it's nothing like it is on TV.

Most missing persons
investigations involve teenagers,

often in care, often the victims of
abuse, sometimes very,

very severe abuse, running away.

And it's usually the same kids
running away, over and over again.

It's also, in truth,
so much of the job is now paperwork.

Well, computers.

It's changed so much since I started out.

Even the CPS use call centres now.

Everything's more or less
handled remotely.

Would it help if I hummed the
Countdown theme?

THEY MOAN

Our Bodies by She Keeps Bees

Where should I, um...?

I, I usually just lob them
out the window.

What?

It's too easy with you!
The bin is fine, also.

Yeah, yeah, course it is.

I got it. I got it.

Pizza?

The thing is, what most people
don't know about Tasers

is that in reality...

GASPING

The thing is, what most people
don't know about Tasers

is that in reality...

I'm sorry.

I'm nervous.

I trimmed my pubic hair
using a bypass pruner.

- What?!
- Antonia's taken all the stationery.

I'm worried I took too much off.

Oh, God! I'm thinking now I
haven't taken off enough.

I'm not one of those men.

Good, cos I am not one of those women!

Marvin, this is a lovely place.

I'm not knocking it.
Thank you for booking us a table.

- You're welcome.
- But, erm,

if there's somewhere else you'd
rather be or something else

you'd rather be doing,
then, erm, why don't we?

Thank you.

Hi. Hi.

How did it...? How...? How are you?

Good.

Thanks. You?

How was...? I mean,
did you have...? How was it?

THEY MOAN

Good. You know.

Fine.

How was...?

SHE MOANS

God, yes, yes, yes!

Same, I think.

Good. Fun.

Would you...

...like to...

I mean, do you think we ought to
talk about what we did or...?

Oh, I, yeah, I hadn't...
But that's, yeah, that's...

- We don't have to.
- No secrets is good.

Cool.

OK.

Well...

Erm, OK, we, erm, well, we had dinner.

I think we were both a bit nervous.

He, er, he ordered steak.

I had salmon with broccoli on the side.

It had almonds on it, was
quite nice, actually.

And he had this beer,
he was drinking a beer,

a particular kind of beer,
we had a little talk about that.

Maybe, yeah, maybe it's worth trying
to focus on the actual...

- The sex bit.
- Oh, OK. You mean, like...

I don't know, but, yeah,
yeah, I wonder if focusing on the...

Rather than going over...

Yeah, just get right down to it.

I don't know, maybe...

No, makes sense. The sex bit.

OK.

Well...

We went back to his house.

He lives alone. He's divorced.

Erm, we, erm, took off our...

We undressed.

In front of each other. Watching.

Each other.

Slowly.

Watching, bit by bit.

Slow, slowly, slow.

And then he started kissing me here.

And then he kissed me here.

And then he kissed me on the, erm...

And then we, erm, lay down.

Then...

HE MOANS

DOORBELL RINGS

Sh-sh-sh!

DOORBELL RINGS

Grim.

- Oh, my God, I'm so sorry!
- We didn't really...

- No, she just kept saying...
- "Mum, I want to see them."

And then we were saying...

But we were in the taxi
and she wouldn't...

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

Nathaniel announced his engagement.

Posted a thing on... Of the ring.
Sophie Kaskell.

She's the one who used to have that
mole and then she got it removed?

- And Laura was like...
- She was like...

- Distraught.
- So then we were like...

But we had no idea. I mean, we
probably knew she was like...

- ...maybe still full-on
- in love with him...

- But we didn't realise...
- Otherwise we would have never...

Don't worry, don't worry.

- No, you did the right thing.
- But we would never...

Can we get you something to drink?

- Oh, no, thank you.
- No, thanks, Mr Richards.

Hello. Sounds like you've had a bit
of a shit one.

I'm sorry, love, I'm sorry.

We haven't even been broken up that long!

No, I know, I know.

How about some water?

Just have a little sip so we can...
Yeah, yeah, here we go. That's it!

How's that?

He put a little pic...

Epic!

- Up we get.
- Here we go.

Oh, dear. Let's go this way.

Yeah, round it, round it.

- Watch your feet.
- Whoa, whoa!

All right, you're OK?
Right, we've got you.

- Little bit, little bit.
- I'm so sorry.

How's she doing?

Nathaniel is such a prick.

Yeah, he had the weirdest thumbs.

I might have to call it a night.

Toast?

Thank you.

I haven't been able to stop
thinking about last night.

It...

It really made me,
it made me really want you.

Yeah, I know what you mean.

And I, and I thought it might be weird.

You know? Coming home.

- But...
- It was the opposite.

I couldn't wait to see you.

To talk to you.

Same.

LAURA GROANS

- She's alive!
- Mm.

And then you were like, "Oh, my God,
I love him so much!" And then

you puked, like there, and then
like there, and like all up there.

Jesus!

And then Mum and Dad had to practically
airlift you into the toilet.

Then you refused to move. It was,
like, shit, it's the funniest thing.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you
were like, "Ah, this is my home,

"this is where I feel safest."

I'm so thrilled my genuine despair
brings you such unadulterated glee.

Fuckers!

And on that note...

...I hope you feel better, love.

I'm so sorry, Dad.

No, no, no, don't be silly.

- Go steady, right? Bye.
- Bye.

- Bye.
- Ciao.

- Mr Richards.
- Morning.

The Kit-Kat's got stuck.

Said the neurosurgeon to
the grieving widow.

Yeah, so it's called an Introduction
To Screen Printing.

It's one of those, you know,

"one night a week for
six weeks" malarkeys.

Anyway, last night was number two. so...

Well, that sounds cool.

How about you guys?

Erm...

I... I had dinner with a friend,
actually.

Yeah? Anywhere nice?

Takeaway.

Her place.

- How was that?
- Fantastic.

- You had a good time?
- I had a great time.

- How about you, Claire?
- Mm?

How was, er, how was your weekend?

Mm. Similar. Yeah.

Erm, friend. Food.

Mm-hm, and from your...
from your point of view,

how was... how was that?

Do you know what, Alan?
I had a whale of a time.

Well, that's good.

It is good.

It's good that everyone's feeling
good about last night.

Isn't it?

Final finger, anyone?

- Oh, no.
- Sure?

Oh, please.

Right, look, we need to go over
some basic shit first.

Yeah, if you go up to her now,
all like...

It's going to be like you're
basically stalking her.

- What?
- Have you sent her a Friend Request?

No, but I don't... I don't get it,
she's just sat over there,

why can't I just go over?

You're like one of them monkeys

they send up into space
to see how it blows up.

What are you going to do if she says no?

Yeah, and the thing is, if you
send her a Friend Request

after she's said no to
the weird talk thing...

Then it's like stalker times ten.

Look, we're not saying you
shouldn't ask her to...

Oh, no, just maybe the best way to
get her to say yes is to be like...

- Friend Request.
- Message, message, message.

You know, you can just
casually be like...

Oh, hey, by the way...

There's this weird talk thing happening,

and now we have like this
whole shared history.

And without any, like, stalkery
weirdness, you'd be like...

Let's hang out.

I didn't want to have to bring this
up, but the other thing is,

my brother says she's fucked
half the guys at her old school.

- What?!
- There is no way that can be true!

And, yeah, even if she had slept with
half the guys at her old school,

that means she would've had to have had
sex, like, once a day, for, like...

OK, A, he wasn't, like, necessarily
being completely literal.

And B, the numbers could totally add up.

What, what do you think?

I think you should do whatever you want.

Or you could sort of like tell me.

Hey.

Hello.

Do you like Zadie Smith?

- Yeah.
- She's doing this talk.

There's this talk that she's doing.
It's sold out.

But I'm on the waiting list.

And there is this option for one or
two tickets, so I chose two.

So how many did you get?

Yeah, no, I don't know yet.

So, I... Hopefully, I'll hear, like...

I mean, I could let you know once I know,

in case you're, you know... In case
you want to, in case... OK.

So, what the fuck? What did she say?

She's Head Barista.

- Of the House of Commons? Wow!
- Mm-hm.

She said it takes 42 coffee beans, right,

to make one cup of espresso.

But how did the two of you meet?

Tinder. Yeah, we'd been messaging a bit.

And, erm, I was nearby and I said,

"Hey, I'm in the vicinity, what's up?"

And she said, "Oh, I'm at work,
come by, I'll show you round."

So, she does and, at the end,

where I was standing, outside the
gift shop,

yeah, we are spitting distance
from the disabled toilet,

and she leans in, like right in,
proper close,

and she says, she whispers...

"I've always wanted to fuck someone
in the disabled toilet."

And you said?

And is there a chance, do you think,

the two of you might see each other
again, or...?

I'm going to say probably not.
Not in a bad way.

I mean, if she wants to see me
again, that'd be cool, but, erm...

You're quite relaxed about it either way?

Yeah.

Jason, I'd like to return to
something we spoke about last week.

Cos, in truth, I can't really
stop thinking about it.

Yeah, the running shoes in the fridge?

I knew I shouldn't have
told you about that.

What? No, I'm glad you did!

- Yeah?
- Yeah, you should have.

And... it's just it's a startling image.

Yeah, I mean, I'd probably say more
weird than startling, but...

- Really?
- Mm, yeah,

cos I'm saying you should
never let running shoes get cold.

- Is that right?
- Mm.

All letting running shoes get
cold is going to do, right,

it's going to stiffen the foam in
the midsoles and the insoles.

And all that's going to do
is fuck your feet up.

I'm saying eventually.

So, it's not something you
and Alice used to do?

Alice?

No.

No, that would have been weird.

But I am right in my thinking,
aren't I, that you and Alice,

- the two of you used to go running?
- Yeah.

So what?

It was a dream. Shoes weren't anyone's.

I mean...

...like, yeah, I still got a
bunch of her stuff, but...

- Alice's belongings?
- Hm.

I hope I'm not making you
uncomfortable, Jason?

I don't give a fuck.

Jason, I'm sorry if something
I've said has upset you.

I'm not upset.

Look, I'm not, all right? I just...

Fuck, I don't understand why you're
making such a big deal out of this.

I'm interested to know what
you mean by "big deal".

- Look, you're grilling me!
- It's not my intention.

Then move us the fuck on, and stop...

Jason, I suppose the reason
I brought Alice up...

...is because I know how
much she meant to you.

And I know how difficult it is
for you to talk about her.

And I don't want our time
together to be difficult.

Or upsetting.

But it's clear to me that she
meant a great deal to you.

And I worry I wouldn't
quite be doing my job

if I continued to allow us to avoid
the subject of Alice altogether.

- Can I ask you something?
- I have a feeling you're going to.

You've had sex, right?

Is that your question?

I mean, sort of, but... And, I mean,
this is probably going to sound,

like... But I was wondering,
given my lack of experience,

and your actual, actually having
some experience, I was wondering

if maybe we could, sort of,
maybe anyway, sort of like practise?

Practise?

Yeah.

Practise what?

Like kissing? Fingering,
I was thinking, maybe, too?

Oral...

Holy shit, you're really serious!

- Is this weird?
- It is pretty weird, Tom, yeah.

I definitely don't want
you to feel weird.

It's just, you know,
I've been thinking if these,

if these tickets to the talk,
if they actually do come through.

And even if it's not completely true,

the thing about Jennifer
having fucked, like...

I get it. I get it.

I guess I just thought,
it's not like we...

I mean, we spend so much time together,
it's sort of like we're related.

And I guess I just figured that it
would be less weird than me sort of...

I want you to imagine asking someone
you're related to if you

could finger them,
and tell me that's not weird.

Yeah, yeah, you know what? We'll just...

Just... let me think about it, OK?

Imagine eating at the same
restaurant most of your life,

you know, the same menu, the
same three or four things,

the same table, same tablecloth.

Same music, same lights.

And then, one day, somebody tells
you about another restaurant.

With a bigger menu.

Different music playing,
different drinks.

And going to this other restaurant,

it doesn't mean you have to
stop going to the restaurant

you've been going to all your life.

It just means now you can do both.

And the...
the food you'd grown sick of eating,

I mean, it's the same food but now
somehow it tastes different.

I mean, not better, but not worse,
it really is, it's just different.

It was reinvigorating, then?

Spending that time, a little time apart,

with someone else and then coming
back home, coming back together?

Yeah, it was like, it was like
the opposite of jealousy.

- OK.
- I don't know, it felt a bit like

falling in love all over again.

So, it was quite an intense...?

Yeah, but good intense.

Good intense.

Well, we like the sound of that.

Yeah.

So, what's next?

I don't know. Erm, I'd like to try again.

I think we both would.

I'm sensing a "but".

I don't know whether or not we ought
to be worried about the kids.

In what sense?

I just don't want them to
think there's something wrong.

What makes you think they'll
think something's wrong?

Well, their mum and dad are
having sex with other people.

But you're also,
for the first time in a long time,

very nearly having sex with
each other, no?

Unless I've misunderstood.

No, that's... Which is why, I think,
you know, generally speaking,

I'm inclined to think we ought to...

Keep going.

Joy, I'm struck by the fact
that you seem to be

almost searching for reasons
why this can't work for you.

Searching for disapproval.

And yet, here we are.

Excited.

Reinvigorated.

It seems to me your situation
is much improved.

So how about, instead of expending
all this energy on what this

person might think,
or that person might think,

how about, instead, we really drill
down on what it is you want?

Not what do you think you should
do or ought to do, but what you,

Joy, would like to do.

CAR HORN BLARES

All Eyes On You by Alice Boman

So you think we should tell them
both? Claire and Marvin?

Well, I think, if this is something
we're serious about doing,

then I think, yeah, it's only
fair they know the truth.

What do you think?

What, about being serious about
doing this, or about telling them?

Both.

I am serious.

And I think we ought to tell them.

I agree.

- You do?
- I do.

You're sure?

I'm sure.

Cos now's the moment to say

if you're at all unsure about being sure.

No, I'm... I'm sure about being sure.

In which case, then, I think we
should definitely tell them.

Tell me, tell me truthfully,
are we abnormal?

I think that's certainly a possibility.

I mean, I met one guy and he said,
he explained it to me,

he said, if he can set up two,
three, four dates a week,

which he can, because that's how
easy it is now, he said,

by Christmas he'll have potentially
slept with over 100 women.

Well, fuck that guy! His maths is shit.

Dark times.

Maybe it's worth thinking
about taking a break

from it all if it's getting you down.

Or, you know, you could try
the old-fashioned way,

- starting up a conversation.
- God, Dad!

No, I'm serious, you know, you see
someone you like the look of

- in a bar or...
- Dad!

The kind of people that hang
around bars waiting for women

to speak to them

are either actual convicted sex
offenders or serial killers.

And that's... that's best-case scenario.

I read about this thing,
this study, that was in, like,

the supermarket, where they set up,
like, these stalls, like, these

tasting things, where they had
like 28 different jams or something,

and they set up this other stall where
they had like five sets of jam.

And they found that the people that
had had like a shit-tonne of

jam didn't actually want to buy any jam.

But then the people who had only had
a small amount of jam from the stall

with only a few samples, they were
actually up for buying some jam.

- What even are you?
- No, it's true.

It's, like, look at you two.

You didn't need to meet, like,
100 people, you met each other,

you made your choice, you stuck to it.

- Well, we've...
- Well...

Anyway, I'm supposed to be meeting
this carpenter guy. We kept

cancelling on each other, so I
feel like I probably ought to...

What things does he make? Carpenter guy.

Er, stools.

I think.

Or, no, coffee tables.
Or it might be just...

Or it might be just normal tables,
I can't remember.

- Hm! Sounds hot.
- Mm!

THEY LAUGH

- Thank you very much.
- You are very welcome.

- I've had a really nice...
- Listen, Marvin.

- Please.
- What?

There's something I need to...
And before I do,

I... I... I think it's best you know.

I've...

I'm really glad we...

I mean, it's been great.

I've had a really great, er...
But, as you know, I'm married.

Surprise!

Erm, but, how do I put this?

The, the good news is my husband
and I, Alan, we've come to, er,

an arrangement.

Um, an agreement.

Which...

...we'd love you to...

...for you to consider.

Erm, well, he knows that we've
been seeing each other.

He knows we beat each other off
in my consulting room.

He knows we ate falafel together.

He knows we went down on each other.

And he's OK with it. We both are.

Because, sorry, I should've... He,
he's seeing someone else, as well.

We're both seeing other people.

Yeah, it's something we're
trying... doing.

It's something we've agreed to try to do.

Oh, my God! OK, wow! Mm, shit!

So, yeah, she knows we...

Well, well, she, she,
she knows about everything.

Oh, God!

It's something that we, well,
we decided we thought we'd try.

And we're really only talking about
in the last week and a half or so.

And so I think what we're proposing,
and I really hope,

if you'd like to, that is,
because we would very much,

I certainly hope so, anyway, erm,
would be if we could continue.

But with everyone, erm,
with everyone on the same page.

You know, to be honest. Honestly.

So, like swingers, swinging, like
wife-swapping, that kind of thing?

Just... just sex.

So no relationship?

Just... No, that's, yeah, that's right.

So just sex?

Hm.

Marvin, please say something.

You know Antonia cheated on me.

No, I know, that's why...

You asked me to say something.

Antonia had been seeing a mutual
friend of ours for about 18 months.

By the time she told me,

that's about how long it had
been going on for.

But that wasn't the worst part.

The worst part was that everyone knew.

Friends, family.

And in all that time, not one of
them felt like telling me the truth.

Do you think this is honest?
You think what you're doing...

You think that you can do it honestly?

Well, I'm telling you there isn't a
single fucking honest thing about it.

I mean, you're supposed to be a
therapist, for Christ's sake!

Marvin, Marvin, please don't go.

I understand you're angry, but...

No, no, I'm not, actually,
that's... that's not what this is.

I'm not angry, Joy, I'm disappointed.

Marvin, you knew I was married.
You knew that.

It's greed, all this...
That's all this is.

I, er, I think I'm going to have
to take, erm...

It's a lot to, er, you know?

So, er, mm, mm, mm, yeah,
let me, er, think about it.

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HE CHUCKLES

Yeah, I'm good, how are you?

And so you make just coffee tables?

- Mm-hm.
- Just coffee tables?

- Yep.
- So, just so I've got this,

the only thing you make is coffee tables?

I'm a big believer in doing one thing,

and doing it to the absolute
best of your ability.

At work, at home, in the bedroom.

Laura, listen, can I level
with you for a second?

I guess, if you have to,
but for future reference...

I'm not really on the lookout for
anything that serious right now.

Mm, then,
er, why does your profile say...

But I don't think that we
should let that stop us

from making the most of tonight, right?

Oh, God!

I'd love the opportunity to show
you a good time tonight, Laura.

You've seen my work,
so you know I'm good with my hands.

Jesus Christ!

TOILET FLUSHES

Er, I think maybe
you've taken a wrong turn.

Excuse me?
You're not allowed to be in here.

Well, it's unisex.

In which case, go nuts.

- You all right?
- What are you doing?

I just heard you scream,
I'm just checking you're all right.

Well, obviously, I'm not,
but I'm not really in the habit of

regaling strange men in toilets
with my problems.

What if I told you I'm not that strange?

Huh! You know who says things like that?

Strange people.

I'm Jason.

I literally just you saw come
out that toilet,

no way am I shaking that hand.

Shit, yeah, sorry!

So, seriously, what's up?

It's the strangest thing

cos we probably ain't seen each
other for, what? Two? Three?

- Oh, at least!
- And, sorry, you know each other how?

- School.
- Primary.

Mm, yep. Primary, baby.

Yeah, those were the days!

You don't mind if, erm,
if Jason joins us for a bit?

♪ They said that it was snowing
in astounded tones ♪

♪ Upon the news ♪

♪ I wonder why they're
always so surprised ♪

♪ Cos every year it snows ♪

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♪ Frozen images of snowploughs ♪

♪ As they churn along the motorways ♪

♪ I haven't had no boots to wear ♪

♪ Or any loot to spare ♪

♪ For days and days ♪

♪ I've travelled more than 40 miles today ♪

♪ I must have grown some wings. ♪

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

♪ If you bring us up You let us down ♪

♪ If you bring us up You let us down ♪

♪ If you bring us up You let us down ♪

♪ If you bring us up You let us down ♪

♪ If you bring us up You let us down ♪

♪ If you bring us up You let us down ♪

♪ If you bring us up You let us down ♪

♪ If you bring us up You let us down ♪

♪ If you bring us up You let us down ♪

♪ If you bring us up You let us down ♪

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CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

♪ Uh, look

♪ Uh, no, I don't believe him

♪ Uh, but know that I've been grieving

♪ Know that I've been holding out

♪ Hoping to receive him

♪ I've been holding out for G
but he was nowhere to be seen

♪ When I was bleeding

♪ Cousin with the choking
and the wheezing

♪ But still he dream of smoking
potent in the evening

♪ This is only for the heathens

♪ Hold until the souls who need
redeeming from the demons

♪ Still ain't folded when it's freezing

♪ There ain't no-one to believe in

♪ I'm on that man's side