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[ Boat horn blows ]

[ Phones ringing ]
[ People chattering ]

[ Phone ringing ]

[ Keyboard clacking ]

[ Horn honks ]
[ Man ]
Hey, souchak!

Hell of a column today!

Today you've gone
too far.
What do you mean?

Stuff that good could get
an innocent person killed.

Ah, I'm not that innocent.
Don't let the dimple
fool you.

Me! An innocent
person like me!

Hey. Hey!

Can I get you a chair?

Mr. Souchak, would you
be offended if, uh,

I asked you to buy
your papers at o'leary's
for a while?

I'll pay for 'em.

Hiya, souchak.
Great piece, baby.

It's about time you said
that about me, agatha.

See ya.

This is the agenda
for the buildings committee
meeting on friday.

Yablonowitz has his fingers
in items two and four.

[ Car horn honking ]
[ Tires screeching ]

Please. What for?

Ah, it's crazy,
Mr. Hellinger.

Every day I get hot stories,
the paper gets circulation,

Chicago gets wiser,
you keep getting older.

It's not only crazy,
it's un-american.

Satisfaction.
I get that.

Yeah, well,
you're a good man,
Mr. Hellinger.

Just don't run
for president.
[ Clattering ]

Hey! Okay, spider-man.

Come up here
with me, dad.
Down.

You'd never get me up
on one of those. I get vertigo
just standing on my toes.

Really?
I've been that way
since I was his age.

Hey.

Why don't you get
on my shoulders?
Then you can get up there.

Really?
Nah.

I haven't got
the height.

Home, james.

Uh, tomorrow, 11:30.

I'll be there.

[ Man ]
Sixteen refers to clause 9b of
the trucking deregulations bill?

[ Man #2 ]
That is correct, alderman.

9B and c,
in view of which, gentlemen,
the contract renewal,

which is under this
subcommittee's consideration
is, at this time,

for the leasing
of specialized equipment,

therefore not subject
to competitive bidding.

Uh, I accordingly should
like to recommend approval
of contract 44-kg,

city of Chicago
ordinance p-17,

to metro machine tools,
incorporated.

Now, as to the matter
of the queries raised
by the sherman committee,

item number one had to do
with their tax-exemption claim.

And item two,
the political principle...

That a city hall
connection exists...

With metro's
attorneys-at-law.

So... [ Clears throat ]
After due consideration,

we feel satisfied
that all three queries
are inapplicable.

I, therefore, would like to
accordingly call for a vote on
renewal of the metro contract.

All in favor?

Unanimous. My granddaughter
gave me a pocket calculator
for christmas.

[ Chuckling ]
I still don't get
a chance to use it.

[ Phone rings ]

Yeah? Right.

Metro.

Sun-times!
Souchak does it again!
Sun-times!

Shit.
He's done it again.

The son of a bitch
has done it again!

Every goddamn day,
five editions a day!

Me, my wife,
and now the metro deal!
Metro deal?

Shit.
Don't you see it?

Look.
Right here.

Yeah, there it is!
Right here.

"Today's dirt.
Dirt of the day."
Jesus!

Okay, enough.
Listen, fellas.

I'd appreciate it
if you'd find out who's
dishing it to 'im, okay?

You got it.

Say, you got a match,
Mister?
Sure.

Hell, have the whole book.
Move, man!

Hey, man.
I've seen this one before.

You're
what's-his-name.
That's right.

No shit. He is.
You're okay, man.

Yeah, man.
You wrote some good shit
about our neighborhood.

Drexel park.
Right.

I'm sorry about this,
but give me your wallet.
Right.

You guys
the rasta devils?
Right again.

Now give me that watch.

What happened to gilmore?
Heard he got bounced
from the heathens.

He was dipping
in the treasury.
Norton had to cut him.

He just cut him.
Oh.

That means everything
north of 55th street
is up for grabs.

What about
the block association?

This is interesting.
What's your name?
I'm franklyn.

That's with a "y."
Franklyn curt.
Man, you crazy?

Hey, man!
What you tryin'
to pull, man?

Oh, shit. The man!
Let's get out!

Man, I didn't even open it.
Why don't you stall 'em?
Five minutes.

How am I gonna know
when it's five minutes?
My watch!

That's all right.
They didn't take anything.
Aren't you ernie souchak?

That's right.
I thought
I recognized you.

Great piece today.
That's what alderman yablonowitz
said to tell you.

Great piece.

You lost your badge.
Right.

[ Grunting ]

[ Mutters ]
[ Man ] huh?

[ Coughing,
muffled speaking ]

Giving me one lousy cigarette
doesn't give you the right
to kick me out of town.

Are you crazy?
Nobody's trying to
kick you anywhere.

All I'm suggesting--
mmm.

All I'm suggesting is that you
go and do a story in new orleans
for a couple of weeks.

They got this hot consortium
of developers there.
They're all ex-Chicago.

You pick up yablonowitz
the minute you come back.

Howard?
You need a lobotomy.

Down the corridor,
third door on the left.
They got diplomas in it.

I just want us
to lay back for a while
till things cool.

Especially till after
we run your story
on his mother.

I don't want you
in here permanently.

I like it here.
The nurses give me
bed baths.

How 'bout if I order you
to new orleans?

How 'bout you
go screw yourself?
How 'bout dinner sunday night?

How about
the nell porter story?

It's better than
the new orleans one.

You're on shift work,
you two.

He bugs me weekdays,
you sundays.

Souchak, just because
it's out of Chicago--
nothing personal, sylvia.

You know I love you,
respect you and long
to tear your clothes off.

- ahem.
- dump this mick and let me
take you away from all this.

Where to, if you won't
leave Chicago?

Another part of Chicago.

Oh, come on.
Grow up, sylvia.

What the hell do I know about
the intercontinental crack?

Continental divide.
That too.

Fresh air makes me nauseous.
I bet they got hills
up where she comes from.

Sort of.
We call them the rockies.

The rocky mountains?
Mm-hmm.

So you've heard of them.

Good night. Thank you
for two-thirds of dinner.

Souchak, it's a scoop.
She's never been interviewed.

Four years
she's been up there,
completely alone.

Apart from her eagles.
She's a highly respected
scientist.

She's an eagle freak.
She is a holy woman.

Ohh! Why didn't you
say that?

That makes
all the difference.
A holy woman.

Is there any more
cauliflower?

It'd be something new
to write about.

I like writing the old thing
over and over.
A new angle.

Really? Some big eagle
up there wheeler-dealing
little eagles?

Fixing eagle elections?
A crooked eagle in Nebraska?

Souchak,
the rockies run through
eight different states.

Nebraska isn't one of them.
Try Wyoming.

Souchak, for my sake
as managing editor,

if you wanna
finish off yablonowitz,
you gotta stay healthy.

Go to Wyoming.

Howard,
you talked me into it.

The answer's no.

[ Door closes ]

[ Door opens ]
Sylvia.

Don't make eyes.

Making eyes at a souchak
never worked.

I'm a souchak,
so it just won't work.

[ Panting ]

[ Gasps ]

- [ Sylvia ]
Howard?
- uh-huh?

How do people
get up the rockies?
How?

They have jeeps,
things like that?

Jeeps, helicopters.
They got everything.

So you think we did
the right thing?
Oh, for god's sake.

You think he'll be okay?
Sylvia, he's a grown man.
What can happen to him?

[ Chuckles ]
That's what I keep
asking myself.

Listen, I know souchak.
He'll be having
the time of his life.

[ Panting ]

Look, you go on.
Leave me here to die.

I always wanted to die
in the mountains.

You get the view
and everything.
Mountains?

These here is bumps
in the ground.

[ Groans ]

What are you doing?
Checking for rattlesnakes.

What for?
Pardon?

Plenty other things
up there
to worry about.

Well, good.
I'll worry about them then.

[ Water splashing ]

What is it?
Possum.

Am I pleased
or frightened?

Take a look.

[ Souchak ]
What the hell is that?

I just told you-- possum.
[ Growling ]

Jesus christ!

You got lots of possums
around here?
Just that one.

Been spotted a few times.

Is he friendly?
[ Animal snorting ]

[ Snorting ]

[ Growling ]

[ Roaring ]

[ Roaring continues ]

[ Roaring ]
[ Elk screeches ]

[ Loud thud ]

You one of them
reporter fellas?

I don't know what
you're talking about.

She likes reporter fellas
least of all.

She don't like
no one much.

She almost killed one.

One what?
Reporter fella?

Fella messin' around
with her eagles.

What do you mean,
"almost killed"?

You know, when you stop
breathin' and walkin'
and seein' things?

That kind of
"almost killed him."
Uh-huh.

[ Grunting ]

[ Groans ]

Okay.
[ Sighs ]

[ Screams ]
Oh, shit!

Geez!
[ Gasping ]

Phew.
[ Panting ]

[ Panting ]

Getting more fun
every day.

The air's thinner
up here.

Better lay off those
today.

Every day
for 13 years,

some smart-ass has been
trying to tell me to qui--

[ Quiet growling ]

[ Growling ]

Dear lord,
I know this might sound
a touch hypocritical...

After the way I've been...
Roughly since birth,

but if you could swing things
just this once...

So I can get out of here...

Uneaten,

[ Roaring ]

I promise
I'll never again...

Ask for anything...

[ Whispering ]
Or complain about anything.

Just please don't let
these hairy mother--

goddamn it!
Get out of here!
Go on!

[ Growling ]
Get out of here!

You goddamn wet-nosed
son of a bitch!

Get out of here!
Go on! Beat it!

That was one of the other things
you had to worry about.

Really?

Thank you, lord.
I won't forget that
or my promise.

Oh, no.

Oh, no!

The bear stole
all my cigarettes!

For that I could've stayed
in Chicago!

Oh, no!

It ain't much,
but there it is.

Ugh.

She's gone to the movies,
I guess.

Where are you going?
They hired me to bring you
to nell porter's.

This here's nell porter's.
See ya.

Well, when do you think
she'll be back?
Who knows?

Wait!
You come back for me
in two weeks!

When did we say?
Two weeks!

Well, if that's
what we said--
that's what we said!

[ Echoing ]
Said!

[ Shuddering ]

[ Rustling ]

Hello?

Hello.

[ Rustling ]

Hello.

[ Rustling ]
Shit.

Whoa! Ooh!
[ Loud clattering ]

Shit.

[ Gasps, snorts ]

[ Woman ]
You're in my house.
I, uh--

you broke in.

I'm sorry.

I'm going to assume
the best for now.

You're a novice hiker
way out of your depth.

Cold? Scared?

Lost?

You waited outside as long
as you could stand it?

You forgot tired.

Go to sleep.
You look awful.

Thank you.

Great coffee.

Perfect.
Thanks.

Ernie souchak.
Nell porter.

Nice to meet you,
Miss porter.

Did I say "perfect"?
I was underselling you.

I've got
my own provisions.
Yes, I noticed.

Freeze-dried eggs.
Enjoy the real thing.

It'll be the last you get
till you get where
you're going.

I saw from the tracks
outside that there were
two of you.

Did deke lewis help you?
Well, 50-50.

Helped me, helped himself
to my liquor.

All of it.
Yeah, I know deke.

He's a good guy,
but a lousy timekeeper.

Pardon?
Here's one.

Last october he told me
he'd deliver some supplies
in november.

He showed up in may.
[ Weak chuckle ]

[ Chuckling ]

Where are you from,
Mr. Souchak?
Chicago.

You?
I was raised in Boston.

That's one place
I've never been.
No?

I don't get out
of Chicago much,
try as I will.

Too bad.
It's a magnificent country.

That's so true.
Where are you headed?

Pardon?
Pardon?

Where am I headed?
That's right.

Uh, now?
Yes.

Here.

Salt?

I don't understand
what you're talking about.

I'm a newspaperman.
This is the story I've
always prayed I'd do.

Finally my editor gave in.

I guess I wore him down.

What story?
Story about what?

- you.
- [ Fork drops on plate ]

[ Scoffs ]
Did you ever think to ask
if I wanted that?

Did it never occur to you
to ask permission?

Of all the unmitigated,
presumptuous gall!

There's no call
to use big words.

Okay, here's a short one.
"Out."
How?

I can't get back
on my own.

Just aim straight downhill.

Deke lewis will be back
in two weeks.
No, now!

Miss porter,
I'll die out there.

Life is full
of little tradeoffs.

I mean it. I mean it!

I washed the dishes.

I washed the dishes,
and you're chopping wood.

I gotta get out of here.
Well, you talked me
into it.

[ Chopping wood ]

I don't suppose you have
any cigarettes, do you?

There's nothing personal
in this. I'm sure you're
a fine newspaperman.

But I do serious work here,
in private and in peace.

I'm not a pop singer.
I don't have a million
records to sell.

Publicity
is trite and trivial.

Reporters are parasites.

They feed off
the accomplishments
of other people.

I don't see newspapers much,
but what I do see sickens me.

They only cost 20 cents.

Can I ask you a question?

What's a nice girl like me
doing in a place like this?
No comment.

Make that
"godforsaken place
like this."

Godforsaken?

Come on.
Where are we going?

Church.
Pardon?

Church. The oldest one
in America.

Hmm.

Come to say good-bye?

Huh?
Good-bye.

Miss porter,
believe me,

if I could go on my own,
I would.

I just can't have you here
two weeks.

Look, if a hiker passes by,
if Mr. Lewis passes by,
even an eagle,

please hitch a ride
and go with them.

Do you think I like it here,
for christ's sake?

I got no liquor, nine cigarettes
and a grease monkey for company.

I want to stay here
only marginally more than I
want to die trying to escape.

[ Chuckling ]

You laughing in there
or crying?

[ Sighs, sniffs ]
I'm crying.

- I suppose two weeks
isn't that long.
- oh, no?

What?

Thank you. Thank you.

On one condition.
No story.

Not one word.

[ Thinking ]
Aloof, self-satisfied,
self-sufficient,

surprisingly attractive.

Could use some makeup.

Christ, my mind is going.
I sound like rona barrett.

It's so quiet up here,
you could hear a mouse
get a hard-on.

A touch arrogant,
maybe frigid.

It might explain things.
When she goes out--

Mr. Souchak, would you--
[ Screams ]

Sorry.
Did I startle you?
No, no, it's not you.

It's, uh--
it's the cigarettes.

They kind of
make me jumpy.
Oh.

I'm on strict rations.
I'm gonna take
a shower now.

Good. Good.
That's always nice.

Ah, sorry.
How's this?

Right.
Why don't I just
slide outside?

Maybe you can have
a cigarette while you're out.
Then you'll be down to seven.

- ha, ha, ha. What time
we leavin' in the morning?
- we?

I thought we had
an agreement.

I just want to see
what you do, that's all.

It's not easy up there,
you know.
I'll manage.

I had a cousin
in the boy scouts.

[ Nell ]
How are you doing,
Mr. Souchak?

Just great. Just great.
This is so much fun.

I should
get out more.

Be careful
around these rocks.
Oh, no problem.

[ Quiet grunting ]

[ Whispers ]
Jesus christ.

[ Groans ]

Do you want to rest
for a bit?
No, not me.

I'm fine.
I can go all day.

[ Thinking ]
I'd like to get this broad
in a bowling alley.

[ Groans ]
Sheesh.

[ Coughs ]
Shh!

[ Rocks tumbling ]
Shh!

Are you telling me--

no disrespect, Miss porter,
but it's no big deal up here.

Hmm.
[ Hums ]

[ Loud snoring ]

[ Shuddering ]

[ Water running ]

[ Faucet squeaks ]

Okay, I'm decent.

Terrific.

[ Souchak ]
You sure you won't join me
in a plate of this?

What is it?

I'm not sure.

"Western omelette mix."

They give it to the marines
as punishment.
Mmm.

I wish I could offer you
some of my supplies,

but I hadn't planned
on there being
an additional person.

[ Groans ]

If you're coming with me,
you'd better get ready.

I think
I'll stay back today.

If I go out,
this solidifies again
in my stomach.

I thought you did very well
yesterday, considering.

[ Snorts, moaning ]

[ Gasps ]

[ Wood clattering ]

[ Hammering,
crashing sounds ]

Damn it.
[ Hammering ]

Shit!

[ Angry muttering ]
[ Banging ]

[ Match lights ]
[ Souchak exhales ]

*Bear Down
Chicago bears *
[ Hammering resumes ]

*No One Can Forget
The way you thrilled-- *

Mmm.

Hi.
Hi.

Dinner's almost ready.
Tough day at the office?

What's that?
Goulash.

My grandmother's recipe.
No, no. This.

Not bad, huh?
Probably the first thing
I ever made with my hands.

No.
Yup.

And the goulash is
by way of celebration.

I had to use
real ingredients
for ingredients.

I hope you don't mind.

You're welcome to share
my stuff tomorrow.
Maybe I'll fast tomorrow.

[ Sighs ]
Are you expecting company?

Yeah, well, I only had
two cigarettes today.
Gets me hungry.

Two cigarettes,
ten fingernails.

You're gonna love
this stuff.
Hmm.

I have never seen goulash
look... So different.

Well, it's not
official goulash.

That's what my grandmother
called it.

Of course she also called
tuna fish salmon.

This is good.
This is really delicious.

My compliments
to your grandmother.

She died 20 years ago.
They said it was the goulash.

And thank you
for my lovely door.

Oh, that's nothing.
Tomorrow I'm gonna start
on a garage.

Mmm.
Yeah.

Remote control,
the works.

[ Snoring ]

[ Faucet squeaks ]
[ Water running ]

Have you ever quit before?

I'd rather not talk
during this last one,
if you don't mind.

You'll go back to Chicago
a healthy man.

They'll give you a medal
for saving your own life.

That's it.
I'm dead, finished.

I'll go insane now.

Oh, god. Here come
the withdrawal symptoms.

[ Shotgun blast ]
[ Squeals ]

- [ Screams ]
- [ Blasts continue ]

[ Blasts continue ]

Oh, jesus.

[ Blasts continue ]

Oh! Hey!
Goddamn!

Jesus christ!
What are you,
some kind of nut?

Get over here.
Just get over here!
On your stomachs, fast.

We're from the
department of the interior,
game protection.

What the hell--
shut up, Mister!
Mr. Harris.

You've just committed a felony
punishable by two to ten years
in the federal penitentiary.

That's a bald eagle you're
shooting at, and the american
government takes it personally.

We haven't shot any birds.
I don't want to hear
about it, Mr. Clagett.

Tell it to the judge,
all right?

You have the right
to remain silent.

If you choose to speak,
anything you say may be
held against you.

- you have a right to a lawyer.
- that's a $900 shotgun!

Do we need the cuffs
for you?

I don't see
where you get off
destroying that shotgun.

Look, Mister, there are
only 2,000 bald eagles left
in north America,

thanks to
an endless supply...

Of obsceneassholes
like you!

[ Shotgun shattering ]

Now...

Here's how it's gonna be.

I let you go down the mountain
on your own recognizance.

You report to the ranger
station at fort creek,
talk to captain clark.

He'll have your names.
Have you got that so far?
Captain clark.

Oh, one other thing.

If you don't show up there
in three days, you'll be
hearing from the F.BI.

Okay?

This was three years ago.

For some reason,
reginald and claire abandoned
their nest on cougar ridge...

And they began to build
another nest here,

where wind river bends at--
what-- bridger junction,
I guess.

Don't do that, please.

I have nice breath.
I'm a nonsmoker.
I gave it up for you.

Look, I mean it!

Okay. Okay.

Whatever you say.

[ Thinking ]
Definitely frigid.

Very attached
to her walking stick.

I've been forced
to give up smoking and sex
in the same lifetime.

Brief moment of panic
in the john today.

I couldn't remember
the name of a single store
on Michigan avenue.

Where'd you learn
your shorthand? Tokyo?
Hi!

Hi. I've been reading
shorthand for 15 years,
but never like this.

It's my own patent.
I invented it.
Can you read it?

Or doesn't it matter
since it's only going
into a newspaper?

Shall I leave now
and fall into a ravine...

Or eat the pages
and choke to death?

I've got a better idea.

Why don't you
do a story on me?
Pardon?

Marshall field's,
lord & taylor,
bonwit teller,

stanley korshak,
saudi airways,
the water tower,

tiffany's, saks.

And that, Mr. Souchak,
was my moment of truth.

So before I even got back
to Boston, I knew that
was going to be my life.

Boston, by the way,
is b-o-s-t-o-n.
Thank you.

I decided even before
I left gambia--
that's G-a-m-b-i-a.

I know how
to spell gambia.
Sorry.

Why ornithology though?
Why a profession--

I like the uniform.
Pardon?

No, now ask me, didn't my mother
prefer me to settle down,
meet some nice accountant?

Jesus.

Attractive Boston housewife
and mother, evelyn porter, 41,
stated categorically--

why are you being
such a hard-ass?
What? Not good?

Not gossipy enough?
All right.
You win, I lose.

People like talking
about themselves.

They're fascinated
with themselves.

Some people are fascinated
with other people.

That's why they
ask them questions.
Really?

Really.

Okay.

Right. So you dropped out
of college, you're bumming
around Chicago.

Then what?

Since it was the only thing
I was good at, I figured I
might as well get paid for it.

So I became a reporter...

And invented
souchak shorthand.

Didn't your mother want you
to meet some nice accountant
and settle down?

Maybe reporters find
other people interesting...

Because they're
so goddamn boring
themselves.

Souchak, maybe people
find eagles interesting
for the same reason.

Everybody I know
calls me souchak.

My name's ernie.
Start a trend.
Call me ernie.

I don't think I
could call you ernie.
Too fancy?

Ernie.
Ernie.

Ernie. Ernie.
Ernie.

I asked you not to do that.
Christ,
what is it with you?

I don't believe this.
You'reangry.
Good god, what an ego.

Forget it. I won't come
anywhere near you.
Fine. Thank you.

[ Sighs ]
I need this like I need
mountains and eagles.

Souchak?
What?

This has nothing to do
with what happened tonight.

What hasn't?

What I'm about to say.

What are you
about to say?

You can't come with me
tomorrow.

Fine.

Good. I'm glad
you understand.

Why not?

Some things I do here
I have to do on my own.

Jesus.

[ Bellowing ]

[ Bellowing continues ]

[ Grunts ]
[ Screams ]

[ Nell screaming ]

[ Possum growling ]
[ Nell screams ]

[ Screaming ]
[ Growling ]

[ Screaming continues ]

[ Nell laughs ]

Frigid.

[ Wood creaking ]

Aah! Son of a--
[ Groans ]

[ Groaning, grunts ]

Hi.

Hello there.

Nice day?
Great. You?

Okay.

What happened
to your thumb?

I cut myself shaving.
Is it all right?

It'll be fine.
[ Water running ]

Are you still angry
about last night?

Last night?
Oh, last night.

I've forgotten
about last night.

Oh, good.

You coming with me
tomorrow?
No, thanks.

Oh.

Hmm.

[ Quiet growling ]

Ohh.
[ Roaring ]

Put me down!
Put me down, put me down,
put me down!

Stop it! Are you crazy?
You're acting like an animal!

He started it.
Are you all right?

Yeah,
it's just my body.
I am so sorry.

I had no idea he'd
react this way, not in
my lowest estimation.

Just give me a break.
I didn't kill the guy
or nothin'.

How did you expect me
to feel?

Who is this faggot?

Max birnbaum,
ernie souchak.
Max birnbaum?

Max birnbaum?

The brooklyn behemoth
birnbaum?

The three-time all-american
at Michigan birnbaum?

The number-one draft pick
of the Washington redskins
birnbaum?

The defensive end who
told the nfl to shove it up
their defensive end?

Thatmax birnbaum?

Well, let me
shake your hand.

This is an honor.

May I have your autograph?

Just like that, max.

8:35 into the third quarter,
and you walk out.

Eight, nine minutes.
'Round about that.

Exactly 8:35,
with everything to play for.
No, everything to lose.

I wanted out.
One season of pro football.

No way I was gonna face
a second, let alone
a whole career.

You were rookie of the year.
3.4 sacks a game.
I'm going now.

A lot of things started
coming together in my head,

like my revulsion
with the whole system.
I have the staff I forgot.

Huh?
You know, the staff
that saved your life?

What was it, the coaches?
The owners? Rozelle?
Bye. I'm leaving now.

She's really something.
She didn't tell me she had
ernie souchak up here.

This guy's a big-shot writer.
He's just like I was,
only a writer.

You want a laugh?

Yesterday she tells me
she's got a reporter here
from Chicago.

I used to read
this guy's stuff.

I guess you can't blame her.
She's been out of touch
for the past four years.

I'll try not to be late.
Yeah.

You start playin' ball
in grade school, you know.
You're just a kid.

You're innocent.
Then you start playin' ball
with the big boys.

Ah, baby!
Oh.

You dig him,
don't you?

That's ridiculous.
No, it's okay.
He's a good man.

That's got nothing
to do with it.

I just want us to--

max?

It think it's maybe
coming up to 8:35
in the third quarter.

Is it 'cause we don't talk?
I don't mind you
talkin' to him.

It makes no difference
to what we do.

No, it's not that.

As long as you're okay,
nell.

And if you ever feel like
you kinda sometimes feel--

see you.

Uh-oh.
What?

Trouble.
Oh?

Am I allowed
to mention you?
Oh.

All I say is that he's
your friend, and I chanced
to meet him because you--

we're not friends
exactly.
No?

I mean... We've spoken
a few times.

Uh-huh.

Acquaintance, really.

Well... Maybe friend.

Right.

Not close friend.

No.

I've never heard you so quiet
since you came here.

This is the first story
I've written since I came here.
Fixing doors is just a hobby.

Ah. I assume that one ex-jock
rates higher than 2,000
bald eagles...

At thechicago sun-times.

You want me to write
about eagles?

Ernest, I am trying
to work here.

If you wanna yell
max birnbaum's name
from the treetops,

please do so quietly.

I'll check the facts with him
when he gets back.

He won't be back.

He won't?

I'm too busy to have people
hanging around here!

Hmm.
[ Humming ]

[ Panting ]

When I was up here last spring,
they had two eaglets.

Bruno and sarah.

I just hope sarah didn't
murder her brother.

They do that?
Mmm.
To get his food.

Really?

The young female
is dominant.

Whoa!

Holy shit.

It's nature's way.

Where we're going
there are no trees.

Chicago?
[ Chuckles ]

Watch out for loose rocks.

[ Nell ] what beats me is
not only someone made this,
not only someone sold it,

but that someone
actually bought it.

It flatters the wearer.

Is that right?

What do you think?

Very good looking,
wouldn't you say?
Mmm.

What are you doing?
I'm gonna get in there
with you.

No. Please don't.
What, are you nuts?

No, look,
there's no reason to hurry.
All the hurry is down below.

I'm still
on Chicago time.
I know that, but I'm not!

And I don't want you!

Ernie,
try to understand.

What's to understand?

Good night.

Nature.

Understand nature.

Out here you only survive by
understanding your opponent.

Opponent?
Thanks a lot.

No, look, if y--
[ Sighs ]

If you want to tame
or conquer or anything,

you have to imagine
what it's like being the object
of that conquest, or whatever.

Imagine what it feels like
actually being them.

And that applies...

Whether it's an eagle
or a mountain, a stream...

Or me.

It's the same thing.

Lecture over?

It's no big deal.

Then don't sulk.

Lady, where I come from
there's no such word.

Oh, yeah?

Well, what do they call it
where you come from?

[ Sighs ]

[ Ernie panting ]

[ Continues panting ]

[ Grunting ]
Souchak,
take it easy.

Just move slowly.
Don't try
to go too fast.

[ Continues panting ]

There are good handholds
right there, to the left.

[ Gasping ]

You're doing fine,
souchak.

You're almost here.

[ Groans ]

All right?
Whoa! Ohh!

[ Chuckles ]
Don't pull me over.

[ Continues panting ]
[ Continues chuckling ]

You did well.

Come on.

[ Whispers ]
There's max.

[ Nell ]
He doesn't like us here.

[ Souchak whispering ]
Why don't we leave?

Don't you want to know
if bruno made it?

Oh, right. Bruno.

Where's my head at
these days?

Shh.

I can't feel
my fingers.

I hope
we don't fall off.

I'd hate to
disturb them.

Dear lord, I'm sorry to
keep troubling you,

but I'm hanging
from a rock here.

Now, I'm not complaining.
I just--
look!

Look, it's bruno.
Huh?

He's alive!
[ Gasps ]
Bruno?

[ Nell laughs ]

Is that him?
Uh-huh.

Go for it, bruno!

Look at that!
[ Nell laughs ]

Bruno's alive!
He made it!

Hey, bruno!

The indians believed
that a bald eagle could push
the sun across the sky...

And that it was the heat
of the sun that turned
their head feathers white.

The sun? The sun.
Tell me more about
the heat of the sun.

You did great
out there today.

Here.
This is for you.

It's an eagle feather.
Mmm.

It was a sign of strength
and courage to the indians,

and a brave
could only wear it after
he proved himself in battle.

How's that look?

Nice.

[ Nell ]
Ernie? Ernie, wake up.

Jesus, I'm shaking.

Everything I've got
is shaking.

Must be the withdrawal
symptoms. Yeah.
Withdrawal symptoms.

Come here. I want to
show you something. Come on.
What?

Oh.

Beautiful, isn't it?

Mmm.
Tricky climbing.

Don't worry
about me, babe.

You're talking to
a feather owner.

Hey, let me
take the lead
for a while.

I've been watching
how you do it.

Oh, really?

Come on.
It'll be fun.

It'll be
interesting.
Yeah.

That's what worries me.

Well, please be careful.
All right?

No problem.

Let me put a rope on you.
And I don't wanna hear
about your cousin--

in the boy scouts--

ernie!

Ernie!

Ernie?

Lie still
and catch your breath.

[ Panting ]
Put your arms down.
Do you feel broken anywhere?

[ Groans ]
No.

[ Continues panting ]

How's your head?
How many of me
do you see?

One.
Looks nice.

Do you think
you can move at all?

I think dancing's
out of the question.

Let's get--
aah! Christ!

[ Groaning ]
I slipped my entire back.

All right, just lie down.
Take it easy, all right?

Lie still.
Catch your breath.

Let's hear it
for the chef.
[ Chuckles ]

Thanks.

[ Souchak ] wouldn't it
have been easier
to call an ambulance?

Is this
too tight?

No getting in with me.
No dice.

I promise.
Okay.

We lost the dogs.

They're gone.

[ Grunting ]

Don't worry.
I've got you.

Aah.
Oh, my god.

Hang on, ernie.

Boy, this is some fun.

Sorry.
Are you all right?

I'm just fine.

We'll trade places
after a while.

You okay?

I'm tired.

It's today.

Hmm?

Deke lewis is supposed to
come get me today.

Don't hold your breath.

There.
Don't move.

I could try to get
a helicopter for you
on the short wave.

They may come
for an emergency.

You know, I think
it's just sprained.

If I could rest it
a little while--

we'll see how it is
in a few days.

Yeah, I'm sure it's gonna be
a lot better in a few days.

Mmm.

[ Moaning ]

Oh, that's good.

Little lower.
Yeah?

How is it here?

Oh, yeah--
[ Groaning ]

How is it
here?
[ Laughing ]

Better,
I guess.
[ Continues groaning ]

[ Thinking ]
Correction.

Day one I wrote
she could use
a little makeup.

I was young and foolish.

She should never use it.

She's flush and rosy and--

get ahold of yourself,
souchak.

You're a little ripe
to be this breathless.

[ Sighs ]
Okay. Are you calm?

Good.

That's more like it.

Slow down.

[ Chuckles ]

Are you sure
about this?

Hell, you've neglected
your work long enough.

I can get to the head
and to the refrigerator.

What more is there
to life?

Put the roast in
at 3:00?
Can do, skip.

There's nothing
I can get you?

No, you kids
go have a good time,
leave grandpa here.

He'll be all right
by himself.

Bye.
Bye-- nope.
Leave the door open.

I wanna watch you leave.
I enjoy the view.

See you later.
Bye-bye.

[ Groans ]

[ Grunts ]

[ Grunting ]

*There Was A Crooked Man

*And He Ran A Crooked Mile

Oh, my.
*He Found A Crooked Sixpence

[ Groans ]
*Against A Crooked Stile

*He Bought
A crooked cat *

*Who Caught
A crooked mouse *

*And They All
Lived together *

*In A Crooked
Little house *
[ Sniffing ]

[ Growls ]

Oh, shit.
[ Continues growling ]

Hello. Can I help you?
We're entirely
at your service.

Uh, take anything you like.

We got a shower
and everything.

[ Roaring ]

You big pussycat.
[ Chuckles ]

- you think I'm afraid of that?
- [ Snarls ]

Well, you sense fear,
don't you?

- but I won't show any.
- [ Snarls ]

[ Panting ]
Oh!

You don't know that theory,
do ya?

Okay.
[ Growls ]

Oh.
You want the roast.

- [ Snarls ]
- right.

Okay.

Here you go.
[ Growls ]

It's yours.

We'll have something else.
Don't worry about us.

Well, I--
I'll be going now.

See you later.

Just, uh,
take what you like...

And lock up
when you leave, okay?

I'll just step
out of your way here.

- oh, god.
- [ Roars ]

Jesus.

Ernie!

Ernie!

Ernie?

[ Groans ]

How was your day?

Oh, jesus.

This could set me back
a few days.

Weeks.

But you came out fine.

You were very lucky,
you know.

I owe it all to you.
Why?

Understanding nature,

imagining
you're the opponent.

In that split second
that mattered,

I imagined that I was
that mountain lion.

And what would discourage me
if I were a mountain lion?

I took my walking stick...

And hit him in the balls.

I'd never seen
such big balls,
and I'm from Chicago.

You're turning into
quite a mountain man.
Mmm.

You may decide
to stay up here.
[ Chuckles ]

If I learn
one more mountain skill,
I'll be dead.

You're doing fine.

How does your head feel?

[ Groans ]
Which one?

Where does it hurt?

Does it hurt up here?

Does it hurt there?

Mmm.
Maybe over here.

Mmm. Ooh.

Very painful. Ow.

Let me see
what's going on over here.
[ Moaning quietly ]

[ Moaning quietly ]

[ Sylvia ]
Howard?
[ Howard ] uh-huh?

[ Sylvia ]
How's the patient?

[ Howard ]
In my book, technically dead.

He walks around with
that goddamn tree trunk
in his hand.

He hasn't written a word
since he got back.

She's got a lot
to answer for, that woman.
I have a newspaper to run.

[ Sylvia sighs ]
I could kill her.

For years I make dinner parties
to fix him up with a nice girl,

and he goes and falls
for an eagle freak.

[ Howard ] I should never
have sent him out of town
it's unnatural.

[ Sylvia ]
On the other hand,

you can't expect her to
give up her life's work
just for him.

Hey, souchak! Souchak!
[ Howard ]
Whose side are you on?

[ Sylvia ]
He can't expect her to do that.
[ Howard ] you did it for me.

You had no regrets.

What's that look
supposed to mean?

What look?
That look.

I've gotta go.
Mmm.

And you've got
a newspaper to run.

Be careful
on the way out.

There's a zombie
out there.

Oh, my god.

[ Sylvia ]
She must be one hell
of a mountain goat.

[ Scoffs ]
This has got to stop.

Bye, honey.
Bye-bye.

[ Door closes ]

[ Howard ]
Souchak, would you come
into my office, please.

Well?

I want you writing again.

You've been sitting around here
pickling your brain
for two weeks.

It's enough already.

Maybe writing about it
will clean it out.

I don't want to write
about her.

Fine.

Write about
being back in town.

You can start writing
about yablonowitz again.

Who?

Yablonowitz.
Yablonowitz!

Yablonowitz!

You remember him?
He's still around, you know.

All he had to do
after your last column...

Was issue a press release
and fire a few relatives.

Uh-huh.

Now look, for my sake
as managing editor,

write something.

Anything!

You told me
it was for your sake
last time.

I'm saying it again.
I'm saying it again.

[ Typing ]

Souchak, go see a shrink.
I give up.

It's a travel piece.
People love travel pieces.

When they're good.
Even when they're lousy.

These aren't good enough
to be lousy.

Tryin' to let me down
easy, aren't ya?
Listen to this.

I know what I wrote, howard.
I was there when I wrote it.
Mm-hmm.

"And the mountain rises
higher, and yet higher,
thrusting upward,

"straining ever upward,
burgeoning its power from
the very loins of the earth,

"its peak piercing at last
the center of the sun,

until its golden,
molten, melting light
explodes in a--"

Am I right in thinking
there's something you're
trying to tell us here?

"The undulating hillocks,
round and smooth
and full and fertile,

sloping globes
curving gently, deeply
down to the--"

I mean, where do you
suggest we print it--
penthouse?

I was doing you a favor.
Thanks.

Just to show you
how grateful I am, I promise you
nobody will ever read this.

You'd be laughed
out of Chicago.

- come on.
- where we going?

To get drunk.
Oh, I like new ideas.

[ Sighs ]
You take my liquor,
but you won't take my advice.

Your advice sobers me up.

Ahh.
Where are you going?

This is the paper
you used to write for.

Every time I turn my back,
they got the state senate
in the lead.

Who gives a shit
about the state senate?

Good head for tomorrow's PAPER:
"Who gives a shit
about the state senate?"

Holy cow.
I don't believe it.

What's wrong?

I want some answers!

Nobody has any answers?

I want to know
how a thing like this
disappears from my office.

I found it
on your desk.
You found it on my desk?

You print six pages of crap
because you see something
laying on my desk?

Well, I hope to hell I don't
leave my tax returns laying
on my desk one day by mistake!

The byline
was ernie souchak.

Look, you moron,
don't give me excuses!

[ Man ]
If it's souchak,
you always run it.

[ Howard ]
You hear what
I just told him?

You know what would
happen to me if I did
what you morons did, huh?

I'd be back
selling brassieres
on maxwell street.

Phew.

Thank you.
Thank you
for your support.

You know what I think?

I bet you're
gonna tell me.
You just told me.

Keep this up,
you'll end up buried...

Along with
"Chicago grandmother graduates,"

"Park statue
to get face-lift,"

"City hall clerk's
fire escape death,"
"Weather forecast--"

What was that?
The weather forecast?

The fire escape.

"Mr. Kermit hellinger, 31,

"fell to his death early today
from a fire escape...

"At the back of
a disused warehouse
on murphy street.

Mr. Hellinger,
a contracts clerk at city hall,
leaves a wife and one--"

Ambassador restaurant.
[ Engine starts ]

[ Tires screech ]

[ Chuckling ]

[ Woman ]
You're a naughty, naughty man.
[ Yablonowitz laughing ]

Well, if it isn't
our intrepid explorer.

That's all right, mike.
Where's your next assignment?
Outer space?

I know what really happened
on murphy street.

And if I know, you can bet
your spotty, fat ass...

That pretty soon
Chicago will.

I don't know
what you're talkin' about.

What are you showering in
these days, jack daniel's?

The last place he'd go
is up a fire escape.

Which is exactly why
it was his last.
Right, alderman?

Get this drunk outta here!
Enjoy your dessert,
punk!

Let go of me!
Your ass is mine!
Let go of me!

Everybody
say "cheese."

[ Shutter clicks ]
You got it.

[ Shutter clicking ]

[ Giggling ]

[ Shutter clicking ]
[ Giggles ]

Well, yes-- yes.
I can give you names
and places and dates.

[ Laughs ]

Up there? No?

In the alley?

[ Howard ]
This is it.
This is the one.

Holy cow.

I don't believe it.

[ Cheering, applause ]

All right!

[ Chattering,
applause continues ]

Why didn't you
wait for me?

I thought you deserved
a solo entrance.

We did all right, howard,
didn't we?
Terrific.

Then why aren't you
smiling?

What?

Didn't you read
the front page?

The question is,
did you?
Huh?

I just want to establish
you are really over her,
that's all.

Jesus, howard,
you're almost
a man of the world.

You know how
these things happen.

The air was thin.
She was average cute.

There was
no other broad around,
and the air was thin.

Well, I have
a newspaper to run.
So?

So I don't want you
turning into cream pie again.

Howard, if nell porter were
to take one of her eagles for
a stroll down Michigan avenue...

And I happened
to bump into them,

I'd say hi,
I might kiss them
on the beak.

And then
I'd wave good-bye.

That's how over her
I am.

Then you're not going
to her lecture tonight?

[ Chuckles ]
No, thanks.

Good.
I'd rather you didn't.
Well, I'm not.

Good.
Better that you don't.
I'mnot,for christ's sake.

For the paper's sake.
Good.

Fine.
Fine.

Good.

[ Nell ]
The problem now
is really not hunters.

The laws are adequate
on that score.

But these invisible killers,
these pesticides and pollutants,

are poisoning the fish they eat,
the water they drink,

the air they soar through.

It's not easy
protecting them,
but we must.

We have no choice.

There are only 700 nesting pairs
in the lower 48 states.

In all, just 2,000
american bald eagles.

That's all that remain.

Ladies and gentlemen,
they must be saved.

[ Applause ]

Thank you.

Oh, shit.

If there are any questions,
Dr. Porter will be more
than delighted to answer them.

Yes?
[ Woman ]
I was reading that--

I understand
they have a dramatic way
of making love.

Oh, shit.

Uh, mating.

Mating. Right.
[ Nell ]
Yes.

Uh, first
they chase each other,

uh, circling, dipping,
twisting,screaming.

Testing.

And then?

Then they come together,
their talons locking.

[ Souchak ]
Inseparable?

For a short,
very happy time, yes.

Can they fly that way?

No, not together.

They begin to fall,
plunging and tumbling,
down and down.

It sounds dangerous.
[ Nell ]
But thrilling.

Huh? Wha--
yes.
And then?

Then when they're
very near the ground,

about to be smashed?

They separate,
open their wings...

And soar
on the air currents.

- alone?
- each alone. That's the
only way they can fly.

And that's all there is?

Unless they do it again.
[ Laughter ]

Uh, yes?

[ Chattering ]

[ Howard ]
What are you
doing here, huh?

What's so funny?
I got a paper to run.
Remember?

This what you call
keeping your word about
not coming to the lecture?

Huh?
Howard.

Don't "howard" me, all right?
Whose side are you on, huh?

I'm over you completely,
by the way.

Me too-- over you.

Totally.

Entirely.

I've got
a great idea.
Hmm?

Let's stay here
forever.

We're gonna have to.
Why?

My apartment
exploded in excitement
when it heard you were coming.

We could call room service
every two weeks
for a quick goulash.

Mm-hmm!
Mmm!

Come back with me.

You can write
a novel there.
Ehh--

I like writing
just my column.

It's short.

I'll make you
very, very happy,
Mr. Souchak.

Mmm.

Why is it
you're so damn beautiful?

I'm not.

You're just in love.

So am I.

I'm gonna prove to you
that you can live here.

Forget it.

I mean,
there's no point.

You want some goulash?
Mm-mmm.

I never touch the stuff.

You don't want anything?
Mm-mmm. Nothing.

Then I got
a real surprise.

[ Sylvia ]
Howard, maybe they're deciding
to be just good friends.

[ Howard ]
Maybe he's dumped her.

That's it.
Maybe at sea level
she's just one big turnoff.

Oh, howard, enough.

I like the girl.
So?

I'd like for her
to be happy.
Mm-hmm.

And souchak...
At last.

And what about me--
a man with a newspaper to run.

Oh, for god's sakes.

Maybe if I
just talked to him--
maybe we get some sleep.

Maybe you're worrying
about nothing.
Maybe.

Hey, I'm here too,
you know.

Wrap yourself
in your damn newspaper.

To live in Chicago
you have to learn
that you only survive...

By understanding
your opponent,
Dr. Porter.

First you have to remember
the number-- 9-1-1.

That's the police.

Now, the line'll be busy
because the rest of Chicago
is trying to survive...

Just like you are.

Hi, fiddle.

Second, never touch anyone
on the street.

They'll think you need help,
and they'll kill you.

And for god's sakes,
never smile at anyone--
they'll think you're gay.

In which case,
don't call 9-1-1.

They'll book you
for an obscene phone call.

Mm-hmm.

Mmm.

Fourth,
never cross the street...

When you hear
an ambulance coming.

It's very dangerous,
because it's you
it's trying to run down.

And there's
one last thing to know.
Very important.

It's about money--
never carry any
in your purse.

Keep your folding money
in your shoe.

You can always tell
how rich a person is
by the way he limps-- like this.

This is a great town.

It's got everything.

Especially you.

What?

What's wrong?

Nothing.
There is.

I don't know
what you mean.

There's something wrong.
There isn't.

Look! Eagles!

Pigeons.

Well, they're birds
anyway.

I still want to know
what's wrong.

And I still don't know
what you mean.

[ Typing ]

What I mean is,

all you do is kiss me
and look at me
like I'm gonna die.

[ Sighs ]

There you go again.

I'm leaving tomorrow.
There's a 10:00 train.

Train. Perfect.

I love you.

Then why are you gonna
make us both miserable?

What else can we be?

My life is in the rockies.
Yours is obviously here.

But there's no answer.

[ Sighs ]

I don't regret
any of it.

Great.

I won't forget
any of it either.
Terrific.

[ Crunching ]

[ Crunching stops ]

[ Crunching, louder ]

Look, I've never been
one for butting in
where I don't belong.

You know what I mean?
I always liked that
about you, howard.

[ Continues
crunching ]

Oh, souchak,

you are impossible.

Christ.

Sylvia.
Sylvia!

[ Sighs ]
I'm sorry.
I think I'd better go.

Please say good-bye
to sylvia for me.

Taxi!

Taxi.

Union station.
Hurry.

Come on.

Come on.

Thanks. Keep it.

[ Announcer on PA. ]
Kansas city, Los Angeles...

And all intermediate stops...

Now boarding at track 22.

Where's the 10:00--
wh-what track--

what track
does the 10:00--

[ Announcer on PA. Continues,
indistinct ]

Nell. Nell!

Oh. Sorry.

[ Panting ]

Sorry.

Jesus h. Christ,
where the hell were ya?
I came by to pick you up.

I know. I thought
this would be easier.

Easier?
[ Door slams ]

Here.
[ Continues panting ]

I gotta sit down
a second.

I think I'm dying.

It's all those
cigarettes.

I didn't want
to see you again.

[ Conductor on PA. ]
This is a final boarding call
for theempire builder.

All visitors will
please leave the train.

Look, I'm crazy about you,
and I don't know
what to do about it.

Oh, I love you too.

[ Train whistle blows ]

Ernie, you have to go.
The train's about to leave.
Okay, I'll go.

Go.

I'll always love you.

[ Train whistle
continues blowing ]

I can get off
at the next stop.

Tickets, please.

Tickets, please.

[ Souchak ]
Just a second.

Here you go.
Thank you, sir.
Here you go.

Where's the next stop?
Rock falls.

Can I get
a ticket there?
Uh--

uh, yes, you can, sir.

That'll be $45, sir.

Uh, that'll give you
about an hour.

[ Whistle
continues blowing ]

[ Announcer on PA. ]
Your attention, please.

Now arriving,
amtrak train number 573,

theempire builder
from Chicago,

continuing service
to cedar rapids--

you'll call me
before you go up
to the mountain?

I wanna hear
your voice tomorrow.
You understand?

I promise.

Good-bye.

[ Conductor ]
Rock falls.
This stop, rock falls.

All departing passengers,
make sure you have your personal
belongings with you when you--

when's the next train
to Chicago?

Did you just
get off that train?
Yeah.

Well, then you just
camefrom Chicago.

I know that.

Creep.

[ Sighs ]

[ Sobs ]

[ Knock on door ]

I'll go as far
as cedar rapids.

[ Whistle blowing ]

When's the next train
to Chicago?

There's one
in about a half hour.

When's the one
after that?
Three days.

Half an hour.

What are we gonna do?

There's nothing
wecando.

This is
where you belong.

Good-bye, nell.

Good-bye.
Bye.

Shit.

Nell!

Ow!
[ Gasps ]

Aah! Aah!
[ Groans ]

Run faster.
I'm walking this last bit.

[ Laughs ]
What? We just said good-bye.
I know.

Let's get married.
Marry me.

Be Mrs. Souchak.
Come on.

You won't stay here.
I can't go with you.

I don't care.
What?

I don't care!

[ Man ]
May god bless
your union...

With joy
in your posterity...

And a long life
of happiness together.

And from this union,
[ Train whistle
blowing ]

May only
good things grow.

And so, by the authority
vested in me...

By the state of Wyoming
and the city of victor,
I lead this joyous ceremony...

And ask you, nell porter,
do you take this man to be
your lawful, wedded husband?

Uh, y-yes, I do.
[ Whistle continues
blowing ]

And you, ernest souchak,
do you take this woman to be
your lawful, wedded wife?

I do!
I pronounce you man and wife.
You may kiss the bride.

That's ten dollars!
Thank you!

[ Deke ]
In a manner of speaking,
I fixed their first date.

I been lots of things.
Never been cupid before.

Damn, he's really gonna
get on that train.

You mean they aren't
going to consummate?

I think
they already have.

I'll see you
when the snow melts.

I'll be waiting.
I'll be the one
with the feather in his hat.

This is gonna be
one terrific marriage.

It is already.

I love you.
And I love us both.

I love you-- ohh! Ohh!

*

*You Know Why I'm Smiling

*You Know What You Do

*I Wake Up Shining

*Just Being With You

*Knowing You're Beside Me

*Knowing You're All Right

*Makes It So Easy

*To Get Through The Night

*We Will

*Never Say Good-bye

*When I Go, This I Know

*We'll Be Together

*And In My

*Heart You'll Ever Stay

*Never Say

*Never Say

*Good-bye

*Ain't No Fun In Leavin'

*It's What I Got To Do

*Just Makes It Better

*To Come Back To You

*Nights Will Come Between Us

*Days Out On Our Own

*But My Love Goes With You

*You Won't Be Alone

*And We Will

*Never Say Good-bye

*When I Go, This I Know

*We'll Be Together

*Ohhh

*You Know I Have To
Go from you *

*So Far
So far away *

*I Got Your Love To Carry Me

*So, Darlin'
Please don't leave me *

*And We Will

*Never Say Good-bye

*When I Go, This I Know

*We'll Be Together

*And In My

*Heart You'll Ever Stay

*Never Say

*Never Say

*Good-bye