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[narrator]
Previously on "The OC.."

Are we doing this?

It's not like we haven't before.

You can't drink, you can't have
sushi. What are you, pregnant?

One of our partners went behind
our backs to a friend of his

at city council and got them to
deny us the liquor license.

So he's profiting from our loss.
He's Caleb Nichol.

You're upset with her
because she's marrying Dad.

Yeah, for his money.

Last time I talked to Marissa

she was planning on
moving in with us.

Manipulate me?
Hold my daughter hostage?

Theresa's pregnant.

And it might not be Eddie's.

[Seth]
'Thor. It's a strong name.'

- No one's gonna mess with Thor.
- Thanks.

Seth's a good name
for a boy, too.

Although, at Camp Takajo, I was
often referred to as a girl

so I guess it works either way.

- Can we not play the name game?
- Right. Sorry. It's premature.

She's probably
not even pregnant.

- Maybe you shoot blanks.
- I feel much better.

Sorry. If you're in no mood
to kid, I won't kid.

That's an unfortunate choice
of a word.

We don't even know
if this kid is mine.

We don't even know
if there is a kid.

How much faith can you
put in a pee swab?

Seth, don't say swab.

Ryan Atwood just made a joke.

Yeah. Gotta keep a sense of
humor, no matter what, right?

Hey, stuffed in the locker..

Shoes full of the water-polo
team's urine..

'Never funnier.'

- Good to know.
- 'Yeah.'

In fact, having you around
to defend me

I've kind of gotten soft
not having anyone picking on me.

So really been no need
for the, uh

Seth Cohen retaliatory zinger.

My dad hates cilantro, if you
put cilantro on anything

I may be uninvited
to the wedding.

- Somebody get me some cilantro.
- Oh!

Colored lights? No way.
White lights only.

Because colored lights remind
my father of a carnival

and he hates carnies.

Note to self,
hang with carnies.

Um, yeah. Great.

I'll see you on Saturday.
Thanks. Bye.

Well, the wedding rehearsal
is confirmed.

That means, this wedding
is actually happening.

Never have two people deserved
each other more.

I can't believe my dad
is walking down the aisle

with a black eye.

I know. That's because
Jimmy punched him.

If I had, he'd be walking
with a broken nose.

What are the odds of you
making up before the wedding?

I would say not good at all.

It's important to me.

A daughter wants her father to
be happy on his wedding day.

And here I was thinking

it was supposed to be
the other way around.

Well, what if I begged?

Groveled?

- Maybe cajoled?
- Oh, honey, come on.

He sabotaged my restaurant.
He-he committed fraud.

There's no way I could possibly
forgive him.

[moans]

Well, maybe
I-I could pretend to..

...forgive him.

Maybe I could apologize
with my, my fingers crossed.

Mm-hmm.

- Oh!
- Mmm!

Hey, you're not at school.

Yeah, we were at
the doctor's office.

- Is everything okay?
- Yeah. It's fine.

I'm pregnant.

Well, except for that.

[theme music]

♪ California here we come ♪

♪ Right back where we
started from ♪

♪ California ♪

♪ California ♪

♪ Here we come ♪

♪ California ♪

♪ Here we come ♪♪

So it's official?

Yeah. It is.

And does she know
who the father is?

No, and, uh

they don't like to do paternity
tests until the baby's born.

Too dangerous, I guess.

But there's a chance
that it could be yours?

- We were broken up.
- Oh, right.

No, totally.

We were broken up for,
like, a week.

I'm sorry.

I wish I could take it back.
Believe me.

If you wanna..

- You know, I'll understand.
- Like there's a choice.

I mean, if you're the father,
then..

- Well, you and Theresa--
- No. No.

I wanna help her out,
but I also..

I wanna make this work
between us.

[Seth]
'These are decaf, right?'

'Cause if they're not, I'm gonna
be up for days. Thank you.

Thanks.

- I'm freaking out, Cohen.
- You're freaking out?

Think about Ryan and Theresa?

What about my best friend?

Princess Sparkle
is freaking out?

- Marissa, dumb-ass.
- Oh!

I always get those two confused.
They have really shiny hair.

How can you even joke
about this?

Because, I don't know,
I have to.

I'm not emotionally equipped
to process this information.

I mean, it's not bad
enough she has to live

with Lucifer and Julie Cooper?

I often get those
two confused as well.

What's gonna happen
to Ryan and Marissa?

I mean, they're, like,
the perfect couple.

Based on your parents' marriage

I sort of understand
that perspective.

I'm holding hot coffee, Cohen.

Look, I don't know
what's gonna happen.

I just wish there was something
I could do to help him.

We, we just got past
all this drama

and this summer was supposed
to be our time.

Yeah, well, now it's all
up in the air.

We're not having sex,
by the way.

Excellent.

There's not enough pain and
suffering around us already.

Excuse me.

Sorry about the wait.

[Kirsten]
'Hi.'

Hi.

I-I just, I wanted to see
if you wanted to talk.

We're a little understaffed.

Eighty-five cents. Great.

I'll put it towards
baby's college tuition.

If you want to talk about it,
that.

Theresa, the register's broken.

Sorry.

Now, there's a portrait of a man
headed to the altar.

- What the hell do you want?
- No, it's not what I want.

It's what Kirsten wants.

Detente. Peace.

The promise of a feud-free
wedding.

You've come to the wrong groom.

You wanna apologize, do so,
but do it quick.

You have no idea how much
cajoling it took to get me here.

I'm only here
because of Kirsten.

It's always because of Kirsten.

When you railroaded my dinner
was that because of her, too?

No, that one was for you.

So, what are you gonna do

when I'm not around to make you
feel better about yourself?

- Oh, you going somewhere?
- Maybe.

Like, say, San Quentin.

What the hell are you
talking about?

What did you think
I was doing in Vegas?

Well, besides flipping my
restaurant for a tidy sum?

[Caleb]
'I was trying to save
the Newport Group.'

Selling that property
was supposed to

keep this company
from going bankrupt.

Kirsten never said anything.

That's because residential
real estate

is our only profitable division.

She doesn't know anything about
the bad investments

the debts, the losses.

So sell the property
to somebody else.

Robert Campbell
can't be the only buyer in town.

It doesn't mean as much
to anyone else.

Campbell owns the rest
of the coastline.

This property was the last piece
of the puzzle he was missing.

So that's why you wanted us
out of the restaurant so fast.

Why, you sneaky..

...not-so-successful
son of a bitch.

Enjoy it while you can.

I got the DA all over me again.

Must've smelled blood
in the water.

Have a nice day, Sandy.

- Hey, kiddo.
- Hey.

What are you doing?

Oh, you know, preparing to move
into the house on Haunted Hill.

You know, uh,
you don't have to do this.

I'd sooner give back
the check

than have you move in
with your mom.

And then you're left
with nothing.

You'd have to move to Phoenix.

Well, at least this way,
I can still see you.

Life just wasn't this
complicated

when I was growing up.

Yeah, I know.

It feels like we're constantly
being punished for something.

- Mom just keeps on ticking.
- Hey.

Your mom has to wake up every
morning and be Julie Cooper.

That is punishment enough.

Come on. Let's take a break.
What do you say?

Go down to the pier
and get a Balboa Bar?

I can't.

I've just got so much to do.

- 'Does Theresa's mom know?'
- No, not yet.

Theresa's not ready to tell her.

Besides, it'll make the whole
thing feel too real.

I have news for you.
It's real.

Sandy.

There's no point
in sugar-coating it.

You know how many unwed mothers
come through my office?

We all know how real this is.

- Can we just eat dinner?
- Alright.

Hey, look..

We are what we are,
and we'll help you through this.

- We can do it together.
- Hey, man.

They raised me, okay?
Proof pudding.

Speaking of pudding, Mother,
do I have any tapioca on tap?

- You are king of the segue.
- I just love pudding.

It's so fun to say.

Pudding. Pudding. Pudding.

I think, our child-rearing
skills speak for themselves.

- Pudding. Pudding.
- Oh, hi, sweetie.

Um, I have my secret recipe,
takeout.

- No, thanks. I ate at work.
- Pudding.

- Ryan, can we talk?
- Yeah. Yeah, sure.

So, uh, what's going on?

I've been thinking.

We haven't really
talked about it.

You're not ready for this.

- I'm not ready for this.
- Yeah, I know, but we can--

No, I can't do this.

I'm not gonna do it.

I'm not gonna have it.

The baby.

You're not?

You can tell the Cohens

but I can't tell my mom.

Hey, you're off the hook.

Hey, I have to go down and renew
my dock fees for my boat, man.

You wanna go down there with me,
maybe take her out for a spin?

- Sure, sounds good.
- No, no, it sounds great.

Okay, come on. We haven't even
been on that since last summer.

You remember last summer?

We were just
getting to know each other.

Now look at us. Best friends.
Brothers, even.

'And what do brothers do, Ryan?
You know what brothers do?'

- Brothers sail.
- What brothers sail?

The Wright Brothers.
Before they invented airplanes.

How do you think they got
everywhere, man?

'The, uh, the Ringling Brothers'

'with, with their chimps
and their tigers.'

'It was like Noah's Ark
on that boat.'

- Hanson. Playing cruise lines.
- Okay, we'll go sailing.

No, get excited, okay?
You dodged a bullet.

Not that. Not that.
It's you..

Bullet.

I-I just think that it's cool.

Not so much cool, but..

Okay, I just, I don't know.
I thought you'd be relieved.

No. No, I am.
It's complicated.

Too complicated for banter
about boats and Hanson?

- Hey.
- Hey.

Can I get you anything?
Tea? Toast? Dramamine?

No, thanks, um

I don't want to be late. I'm
only working a half-day today.

I have an appointment
at Planned Parenthood.

Is Ryan gonna go with you?

No, I haven't told him. He's
freaked out enough as it is.

What about your mother?

No, I can't.

She's extremely religious.

Well, you'll need someone there
to listen to the doctors

because you're gonna have
a million things on your mind.

You won't want to drive.

I'm an excellent driver
and amazing parker.

Thanks. I hate parallel parking.

So how are you dealing with it?

Are you relieved, sad,
disappointed?

All of the above. Yes.

Well, did she say
when she was gonna--

Soon. I guess.

Well, then at least maybe
everything

can go back to normal.

Not that anything around here
ever is normal.

More normal than this.

I think we should spend this
whole summer just being normal.

We're not gonna hold Seth
to that, are we?

No. No, that would be
impossible.

I was talking more about us.

You're just full of surprises.

Oh, I hear water.

And by the way, Caleb, we should
hold on to this blindfold.

- Oh, gosh.
- Good to know.

Oh, my God! It's a palace.

- 'Fit for a queen.'
- Oh, Cal. It's amazing.

I built it just for you.

It's more than I ever
could have imagined. Oh!

I wanna live here forever.

Oh, I've missed you.

It's been too long.

You're talking to a boat, Seth.

Yeah, I talk to
a plastic horse, too

but then,
that never worries anyone.

- It worried me.
- Hey.

I forgot about this.

This compass is gonna lead me
all the way to Tahiti.

Yeah, whatever happened to that
big plan to sail to Tahiti?

Well, you showed up, man.

Suddenly, I had much less reason
to flee.

You know, Newport became kind
of, uh..

- Kind of alright.
- Yeah?

Could've done it in 42 days,
though.

Guess we'll never know.

Yeah, but now that we've got
the, uh..

...the Summer Breeze back in
action, we can sail to Catalina.

We can take our ladies.

Catch fresh fish right off
the side of the boat.

Cook them right there.
Sounds good, man.

Sounds great.

So I'll take you
to your appointment tomorrow.

You're not taking any
anesthetics

so you don't have to
worry about what to eat.

We'll get there about
a half an hour before

and fill out some forms.

Everyone there
seems really nice.

I can't believe
I'm actually doing this.

You don't have to.

Yeah, I do, I mean

I'm in high school,
or I should be.

I make $11 a day in tips.

Not having this baby
makes the most sense.

You don't have
to make the decision

that makes the most sense.

Right, coming from you,
I mean..

...your life is so together.

You know, you have
an amazing family..

Great job..

It's perfect.

Nothing's perfect.

Sometimes..

...things just happen.

Yeah, but never to someone
like you, right?

- I'm sorry. I..
- It's okay.

I don't regret
the decision I made.

I just wish that when I was
trying to choose

there was someone
there for me.

Whatever you decide..

...we're here for you.

Hi.

How you feeling?

Pretty lousy.

Remember that part last night
about me not having the baby?

As hard as it is to imagine
having a baby

I can't really imagine
not having it.

So you're gonna have it.

I have to.

[Sandy]
'Well, what did you say to her?'

I didn't say anything.

So all of a sudden she just
decided to change her mind?

No, it's all of a sudden that
she made all of her decisions.

What? You talked her
into having this child.

So I should let her make
a totally uninformed decision?

They're two kids with nothing.
How can they start a family?

That's not our choice.

You know what Ryan's
going through, right now.

Not as well as I know
what she's going through.

What does that mean?

Nothing.

It's just, she's alone.
She can't talk to her mother.

She's scared and she's confused.

All I did was listen.

Oh, hey.
You want some breakfast?

Uh, no, thanks.
I'll get something later.

I just want to see if Theresa
wants anything.

I should call my dad.
He has to be here by 8:00.

Have you talked to him recently?
He doesn't seem himself.

Well, I can't blame him.
I wouldn't wanna be him either.

He's about to be bound by law
to Julie Cooper.

Don't remind me. Denial is a
very effective coping mechanism.

Well, it should be some weekend.

Hi.

'Want some breakfast?
Pancakes? Waffles?'

- You're leaving.
- I'm going home.

'I talked to my mom.
I told her everything.'

I should've left last night when
I saw the look on your face.

You don't have to leave.

We can figure this out together.

Then come with me.

Never mind breakfast.
I'll grab something on the road.

Wow. This place is huge.

It's a castle.

The torture chamber must be
in the basement.

Jimmy, what?

You should not be here.

Caleb's due back any minute,
and thanks to you

'he has to take his wedding
photos with a black eye.'

It'll match the black lump of
coal where his heart should be.

Why can't you be happy for me?
I am.

Julie, you can't be happy.

- And that makes me happy.
- Uh! Classy choice, Jimmy.

'Although, it's pretty obvious
that you're with her'

'because you can't be
with Kirsten.'

You know, I think, in psychology
that's called "transference."

Oh, and you marrying Caleb,
I think, in psychology

that's called
"shameless gold-digging."

No. That's what his youngest
daughter's for.

- Don't make me--
- 'Make you what?'

Go back to life
as a stripper or a coke whore?

Oh, someone forgotten
about the '80s?

At least I'm not a criminal.

Yeah, you're just marrying one.

Okay, stop it!

Just stop it.
No more fighting, okay?

Look, you're getting what you
wanted. I'm moving in with you.

Well, that's what you wanted
too, right, sweetie?

I've got some more stuff
in the car.

I'll get the rest of my stuff
out of your house tomorrow.

I can't believe your boat's name
is Summer. What a coincidence.

My name's Summer.
Your boat's named Summer.

- It's kinda crazy.
- Yeah, it's just crazy.

Well, it's the only Summer
you'll be riding for a while.

Right. Yeah, no sex. I got it.
Thank you.

- Hey, Seth.
- Hey.

- You got that paperwork?
- Yeah.

So it's still in
really good condition.

Yeah, I got a guy,
I think he'll offer $6000.

He's been bugging me
for a while.

Great, uh,
will you try and remember

to get cash for me, though?

- I told him.
- Alright. Thanks a lot.

- Come by tomorrow.
- I will.

Six thousand dollars in cash?

What are you fleeing
the country, Cohen?

No, it's for Ryan.

What? For vintage wife-beaters?

It's actually for Theresa.

For Ryan to give to Theresa.

Listen, don't say anything,
okay?

Because I don't even think
Ryan's told Marissa yet.

But, um..

I think Theresa's
gonna have her baby.

What?

- Oh, my God.
- I know.

And she's gonna need money

and you know, I spent all mine
on Vegas hookers.

So this is the only thing
I have that's worth anything.

I just don't know
how else to help.

Cohen..

- What the hell's he doing here?
- He's family, too.

- Hey.
- Hey.

- How you doing, Caleb?
- Get away from me.

- Dad.
- Well, congrats.

She's a hell of a woman.

- Congratulations, Mrs. Cooper.
- Oh, thank you.

Seth. You excited
about being a groomsman?

Uh, it's the fulfillment
of a lifelong dream, yeah.

- Hey, guys.
- Marissa.

- You look beautiful.
- Thanks.

Hey, have you guys seen Ryan?
He didn't call me back earlier.

- Do you think he's okay?
- Oh, yeah.

You know, he takes a long time
with his hair--

His hair, yeah.

- Bangs. I don't know. Mousse.
- That's like four hours.

You should see him.
It's weird.

So, Cal..

...I talked to the DA.

- Otis?
- Yeah.

What did that pant load have
to say for himself?

It's over.

What the hell am I
supposed to do?

Well, have you told
the future Mrs. Nichol

about your financial situation?

What are you saying, Sandy?

That Julie's only marrying me
for my money?

No, never.
'Course not.

But you might think about
postponing this thing.

Impossible.
The wedding is tomorrow.

I have never let anyone push me
around and this is no exception.

But thanks for trying.

I appreciate it.

It's ironic.

Julie leaves Jimmy, marries you.

Now he's worth millions
and you're gonna be broke.

I don't believe in irony.

Oh, well, that's too bad
because

you know, it might be just the
thing to get you through this.

Hey. What are you doing?

I'm just, you know, hiding.

Yeah. I can't blame you.

- So where's Theresa?
- She went back home.

To have the baby.

Well, did she
and Eddie make up?

So she's having the baby alone.

I'll keep it brief, I promise.

First, I'd like to thank Kirsten
for hosting a wonderful dinner.

And to say tomorrow is
a truly important event.

'As a father, it's a great joy
to have a family'

'and to watch that family grow.'

'We've all been through
a great deal together'

'for better and for worse.'

'But tomorrow, the Nichols,
the Cohens'

'and the Coopers
become one family.'

And I feel very lucky to be
at the head of that family.

Cheers and many thanks.

[all]
Cheers.

Hey, are you okay?

I just need some air.

- Hey.
- Hey.

Everything okay?

- Can we just get out of here?
- Please.

[Seth]
You know, Ryan, I, uh..

I think it was this very stretch
of beach

where we first got our asses
kicked by the water-polo team.

Yeah?
Could be.

Yes, it definitely tastes
the same.

Wait, when was that?

- When I first got here.
- Yeah.

It was after that fashion show
at Holly's beach house.

You guys were at that party?

Oh, ho, ho.
Those were the days.

Hey, you feeling better?

I've been thinking.

I think..

...I need to go back.

I can't let Theresa
do this by herself.

I'm leaving.

♪ Over you ♪♪

Hey.

So we all good? Proof of
purchase? Bill of sale?

Yeah, so the guy called me
this morning, said he

couldn't come up with the money.

What?
What the hell, man?

You told me it was a done deal.

He said give him
a couple of months.

I can't do that.
I need it right now.

Just forget it.
It just figures--

- Sorry, man.
- Yeah, well..

That's the way it's been
going for me lately.

Hey. Okay, I have a plan.

Listen, Ryan doesn't want
to leave, right?

We don't want him to leave.
So let's not let him.

We can all get jobs.

We can pool our salaries
and cover his apartment.

We can cover a rent
for an apartment up

in the numbered streets.

Except Theresa wants
to be with her family

and Ryan has to be with her.

So what then? You just wanna
give up? You wanna let him go?

Look, there's nothing else we
can do, other than kidnap him.

Believe me, if there was
something I could do, I would.

Well, I think you've
done enough, so..

What does that mean?

I just don't even think Ryan
would be back with Theresa

if it wasn't for you and Oliver
in the first place.

- Cohen.
- Really.

All you ever did was drag that
kid into your messed-up life.

Right, and all you ever did
was use him

to meet girls
and get out of fights.

- Okay, you guys, come on.
- I don't really care.

I've gotta get ready.

So as long as you're cool
with him leaving.

- Hey.
- Hi.

We'll probably leave
for the chapel in an hour

if Kirsten can get ready
in time.

It is to me mystery
what goes on in that bathroom.

- Think we'll be done by 6:00?
- God, I hope so.

That's what time I told Theresa
to pick me up.

You know, as your guardian..

...I can stop you.

Yeah.

But if you taught me anything..

...you gotta do whatever
it takes to protect your family.

- She's my family now.
- We are, too.

You can stay here. So can she.

We can make this work
as a family.

I can't.

I can't ask that of you.

You've done more than enough.

More than I ever could've
asked of anyone.

I told you,
you could've done worse.

No. When you took me in,
I had nothing.

No family, no hope..

I don't want this kid
to grow up like I did.

Well, just 'cause
you're leavin'..

...doesn't mean
I'm lettin' you go.

Now, come on, get dressed.

We gotta witness the most
unholy of all unions.

[instrumental
"Here Comes The Bride"]

[music continues]

♪ Maybe I'm amazed at the way
you love me all the time ♪

♪ Maybe I'm afraid of the way
I love you ♪

♪ Maybe I'm amazed at the way
you pulled me out of time ♪

♪ And hung me on a line ♪

♪ Maybe I'm amazed at the way
I really need you ♪

♪ Maybe I'm a girl ♪

♪ And maybe I'm a lonely girl ♪

♪ Who's in the middle
of something ♪

♪ That she doesn't
really understand ♪

♪ Maybe I'm a girl ♪

♪ And maybe you're the only man
who could ever help me ♪

♪ Baby, won't you help me
understand ♪

You want to dance?

[instrumental music]

I just want you to know

I understand why
you have to do this.

Thanks.

But I wish you didn't have to.

Me, too.

♪ Maybe I'm a girl ♪

♪ Maybe you're the only man
who could ever help me ♪

I love you.

♪ Baby won't you help me
understand ♪

♪ Oh oh oh ♪

♪ Maybe I'm amazed at the way
you're with me all the time ♪

♪ Maybe I'm afraid of the way
I lead you ♪

♪ Maybe I'm amazed at the way
you help me sing my song ♪

♪ Right me when I'm wrong ♪

♪ Maybe I'm amazed at the way
I really need you ♪♪

[instrumental music]

- Hey.
- Hey.

They sent me out to find you.

- Found you.
- Mm-hmm.

I figured you'd be stuffing your
pockets with cocktail weenies.

You're still gonna see him.

Chino's not that far away.

I just can't believe
he's leaving.

He's the first real friend
I've ever had.

He's the only real friend
I've ever had.

I know.

- You have me.
- Yeah.

But that's not the same thing.
You don't get it.

Before he got here,
I was the biggest loser.

This place was hell for me,
okay?

And I can't help him, and,
I just, I can't even imagine

what it's gonna be like
here without him.

We'll make it through it.
I promise.

Could you tell them that I'll be
back in a few minutes, please?

Sure.

And, for the record..

...the boat was named after you.

[instrumental music]

Hey.

- Hi.
- Is Theresa here?

Uh, should be soon.

Uh, a little something
for the road.

Don't worry, I,
I didn't make it.

But if I did learn to cook

could we convince you to stay?

Thank you for, uh,
inviting me into your home.

'You guys..'

- This year was, uh..
- For us, too.

And Kirsten's not even a hugger.

Oh, you always know
how to ruin a moment.

That's what I do.

I'm gonna say goodbye to Seth.

- Hey, man.
- Hi.

- Oh, gotta jet.
- Cool.

- You really gotta go?
- Yeah.

Well, if you need a nanny,
I'll take the graveyard shift.

I think we'll manage.

I was afraid you'd say that.

You can come down and visit me.

Hey, so I, uh..

I got you something.

It's yours, you know.

- Always good for ideas.
- Map of Tahiti.

Cool, man.

So I'll see you, then.

See you.

[Jeff Buckley
singing "Hallelujah"]

♪ Well, I've heard there
was a secret chord ♪

♪ That David played
and it pleased the Lord ♪

♪ But you don't really care
for music, do ya? ♪

♪ Well it goes like this,
the fourth, the fifth ♪

♪ The minor fall
and the major lift ♪

♪ The baffled king composing
Hallelujah ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪

♪ Well your faith was strong but
you needed proof ♪

♪ You saw her bathing
on the roof ♪

♪ Her beauty and the moonlight
overthrew ya ♪

♪ She tied you to
her kitchen chair ♪

♪ And she broke your throne
and she cut your hair ♪

♪ And from your lips she drew
the Hallelujah ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪

♪ But baby I've been here
before ♪

♪ I've seen this room
and I've walked this floor ♪

♪ You know I used to live alone
before I knew ya ♪

♪ And I've seen your flag
on the marble arch ♪

♪ And love is not
a victory march ♪

♪ It's a cold and it's a broken
Hallelujah ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪

♪ Well there was a time
when you let me know ♪

♪ What's really going on below ♪

♪ But now you never show
that to me do ya ♪

♪ But remember when
I moved in you ♪

♪ And the holy dove
was moving too ♪

♪ And every breath we drew
was Hallelujah ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪

♪ Hallelujah ♪♪

[theme music]