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[Lady Mae]
"My dearest children,

it is with the heaviest heart
I write to tell you

it is official.

Your parents
are legally divorced.

The family your father
and I started over 40 years ago

when we met so tenderly
has ended,

but the new family we will
still all build together

is being born tonight
as you read these words.

I hasten to remind you
of the promised land

God gave to those wanderers
before us.

Such is the land we are,
all of us, entering now.

Let us take possession
of it with hope,

ready to meet the challenges
ahead with hearts tempered

in the forge
of honest struggle,

aware of our past sins,
but ready to grow.

God asks no more of us
than that.

I've copied your father
on this email."

"For though we
are no longer married,

we are still your parents
and always will be.

With endless gratitude
for the love and beauty..."

[Lady Mae] "...for the love
and the beauty in all of you,

my angels.

Mama."

[neon buzzing]

-[theme music playing]
-¶ Amen ¶

¶ Amen ¶

¶ Amen ¶

¶ Amen ¶

I know.
It broke our hearts, too.

Oh, I'm sure Tasha
knows that, Gina.

And she will carry
that love with her

wherever the Lord
takes her next.

Now, you just put
those worries aside,

and I'll see you
on Sunday.

Stay blessed.

What was that all about?

Oh, just
another parishioner

calling to process the news
that Tasha quit.

I knew it was gonna
be a risk,

me keeping my job
at the school

and not being
at that church.

But now I'm really
starting to feel it.

You know they're treating
this like she was
still the First Lady,

and, "Oh! Oh, how will
Triumph ever survive?"

Yeah, I don't know
about that.

Well, Devon is covering
for me at Excellence today,

and I'm going in there,
I'm gonna take that office

that should have been
mine in the first place,

and I am making it clear
to all of those folks

who's the real First Lady.

Well, hey, you'll get
no argument from me.

And Tasha didn't give you
any indication whatsoever

as to why she quit?

No. Like I said before,

she just packed up
her stuff and left.

[sighs]

Maybe Basie's back in town.

No, if he was here,
we'd know.

What makes you so sure?

Well, you know,
Memphis ain't that big,

and Basie's not that small.

We'd know.

[sighs]

I still think it's so odd.

Yeah. Well,
you know, Tasha's odd.

[chuckles]

I'll see you
at the church.

Winkie! Let's
motivate, little guy!

Can you believe
that woman's story?

Unfortunately, I can.

I mean, I guess I'm glad
that we met with her,

but I don't know
where we're gonna find
the money to help her, too.

It's not like we can go
back to your clients again.

Coralie's case
hasn't come to trial.

Coralie?

What are you doing here?

[Grace] I thought
the clock ran out

on the offer
of a plea deal

the day after
the D.A. made it?
What happened?

He's offered it
one last time.

That's 'cause
he didn't have a case.

At least meet
with this attorney
that we hired for you,

please.

He has
a great track record,

and he believes that
you have a strong case.

I do!

Then why would you
take this deal?

Are you that worried
about me,

about the presence
I'm having on this case?

Aren't you?

Fine. I will step aside.

I cannot risk
getting life in prison

when I know I can get 20.

I have kids, and I have
to think about them.

I'm sorry, but I do.

But, Coralie,
if you are exonerated,

there are
so many women out there

for whom this case
could set a precedent.

[sighs]

I'm not a hero,

and I have kids.

I have a daughter.

I get it.

I'm sorry, I...

Thank you for finding me.

I know I would not
have gotten this deal

if you hadn't taken my side,
but I am going to take it.

-Don't.
-Coralie, wait.

You're not gonna
change my mind.

Yes, I am.

My mother went to jail
when I was younger,

and my sister and I
were thrown in that system.

We were passed
from house to house

like two hot potatoes
that nobody wanted.

It wasn't good.

He says there's
no way I'll win.

Yeah, and I'm telling you
that there is no way

that you're gonna put
your children in that system

if you can help it.

Look, Grace got you
an attorney,

a great one.

And I know you
don't believe in Jesus,

but you gonna have
to have some faith.

I'm telling you,

you've been doing
a lot of losing.

But you got a win coming.

Can I just meet
this lawyer before I decide?

I just want to meet him.

Yeah. Yeah,
we can set that up.

It's good to see you.
Hallelujah!

Oh, shh!

God's gettin' ready
the move all up in here,

I can feel it!

-Oh, shh!
-Ooh, child.

She's just like a person.

As opposed to what?

I just mean she's real.

Isn't Lady Mae?

[Bishop] Well!

Pastor Patterson.

Bishop Greenleaf.

One week
before Mae's big day.

You ready?

Well, how do you prepare
for such an event?

You know, I wouldn't
presume to know.

For you,
sackcloth and ashes.

After that, maybe palms.

[laughing]

Well, who's the donkey?

You or her?

Neither.

But you the ass.

Ooh!

[clicks tongue]

-[Bishop] Mae.
-[Lady Mae] James.

Child, that man
is scared for his life.

Mmm. You know,
I feel sorry for him?

He looks a bit lost
in his own church.

But it won't be his
for long. Ha ha!

[dialing]

Hey.

I think I finally
got something.

Oh. On what?

Rochelle Cross.

Bishop!

Miss Cross.

[laughs]

Miss Cross, uh,
what's all this?

Well, this is
the temporary office

for your daughter's
Legal Defense Fund

until it gets
a building of its own.

[chuckles] Well...

Well, thank you
for your help with that.

Yeah. Well,
whatever the Lord needs.

[chuckles]

Uh, if you'll excuse me.

Are the rumors
I'm hearing true?

Which ones?

So hard to keep track.

Hmm.

That you're finally divorced?

Who'd you hear that from?

Oh, just shy of everyone.

And not just here.
It's all around town.

Well, yes.

The rumors are true.

Mae and I are officially
no longer together.

Aw. Well...

maybe you and I can do
some daytime drinking
to celebrate.

Or console,
as the case may be.

Actually, I'd love that.

Thanks.

Oh, Bishop,
it's the least I can do.

And then you'll
just walk out

the door
of that courtroom
and go home.

You really think I can
get off free and clear?

That's possible?

If I thought I could
lose this case, Coralie,

I wouldn't take it.

Trust me.

Okay. I'll do it.

-Hmm. Hallelujah.
-[Grace] Counselor Garner,

thank you.

Thank you.
Thank you all.

I'll be in touch.

Who isn't the hero?

I'm scared.

It wouldn't be courage
if you weren't.

Those kids
are gonna thank you.

You just wait.
You're saving their lives.

Thank you.

Mr. Obi?

[Nigerian accent]
Yes, hello, that is me.

Kerissa Greenleaf.

[laughs]

Joseph.
Nice to meet you.

Oh. As the First Lady,
I thought I would come by

and officially welcome
our new accountant
to the Triumph family.

Thanks, ma'am.
I'm honored.

Well, we're very happy
to have you here.

We've been operating
without a real accountant
for about three months.

It's quite evident.

Oh. In what way?

Nothing too dire.

It's just irregularities
in her use of Excel
and FlockBase.

-Oh, mm...
-But there's this.

Well, what's the problem?

I see Pastor Greenleaf
on several occasions

transferred a portion
of Sunday's offering

into this external account.

Do you know
what this is for?

This account?

[DJ Disciple Truth]
So what can we expect

from this new album,
Crossroads?

Look, man, you know,
I been through a lot of...

a lot of stuff
this past year,

tribulations
on tribulations.

So, uh... So you're gonna
hear, like, a...

like an amalgamation
of all that pain, feel me?

[laughs]
Got me out here

blessing y'all with
new vocabulary and whatnot.

Amen. Amen. Right on,
brother. Right on.

An amalgamation.

Well, I'm definitely looking
forward to hearing that.

And I know we've got
some callers on the line

who are looking forward
to hearing about it, too.

-All right, let's do it.
-All right.

First caller on the line,

what's on your mind
for our dear brother,
Mr. Hambrick.

Hey, y'all,
this is Kimora.

Hey, hey,
what's up, K?

I just want to know when
you're going back on tour,

and can I get some floor seats
for me and my girls?

[Isaiah laughs]

Well, the dates
are not finalized yet,

but it's definitely gonna
pop off this summer.

DM me
about those seats, okay?

[Kimora] Mm. I'm gonna
do that right now.

-All right.
-All right.

Well,
next caller on the line,

what's on your mind
with Mr. Hambrick,
Sister Eve?

-[Eve] Hi.
-Hey, hey.

I just wanted to say
I was watching live

when you were at some mansion
with all that drama.

Yeah. I don't really
want to talk about that.

Is that your girlfriend,

or, like, what's
going on with that?

[giggles]

Everything is everything.

You know, I'm good.
We're good,

-because God is good.
-[cell phone chimes]

Amen.

Well, look, that's
about all the time

-we have for callers.
-Sorry, sorry.

But the new album,
Crossroads,

will be out
on November 3rd

by none other
than our dear brother,

Isaiah Hambrick.

-Thank you
for coming by, sir.
-Appreciate you.

All right.
Good show, bro.

[announcer]
You're listening to 104.8 FM.

[music playing]

You really making
a lot of mistakes lately.

[playing notes]

[knock on door]

Miss Greenleaf?

Yeah, that's me.
Come in.

Are you
the new hymnal salesman

I've been hearing
so much about?

Because,
I have to be honest,

right now is just not
the time to buy hymnals.

I just--
There's no telling...

I'm not
the new hymnal salesman.

Oh, good.

I am Pastor Patterson's
music director.

She told me to find you
and introduce myself.

Oh. Hey, yes, perfect.

Charity Greenleaf.

Michael Kenilworth.
Pleasure to meet you.

Great to meet you.

Uh, please. Please sit.

After you.

So where should we start?

Um, I've heard
all about this band
that we're flying in,

and I just got
all of the choir arrangements.

I'm sorry, before
we get into all that,

would it be all right
if we prayed?

I just find that
it makes things go
so much more smoothly.

Don't you?

Yeah. Um...

I love that idea.

Father God,
just want to thank you
for Sister Greenleaf here

and the opportunity
to work by her side.

I know that she is going
to be such a blessing

and a mentor to all of us.

Amen.

Amen.

Okay.

So who do you have
speaking before lunch?

Jacinta Butler?

[laughs]

Well, she's a friend
of mine,

and she's
been doing research

into pay equity for women
who work in government agencies.

Just stop right there.

What's the title
of this event?

Tsk, girl.

"She Changes Everything."

Right. Not "She Puts
Everyone To Sleep."

-Oh!
-Why don't you
have Grace speak?

Oh, no.

[knock on door]

I'm sorry, First Lady--

No, no, Boo-boo.

She's Pastor Greenleaf.

She's no man's
First Lady anymore.

[laughing]

What is it, Karine?

Lionel Jeffries
is on the phone.

Call back.

Is Lionel
that one that you--

Uh, you know, I promised
Jacinta this slot
a long time ago.

Well, I'm gonna
give Grace mine.

Maxine.

I'm just saying, you've
got momentum here, Mae.

I don't know what
Jacinta's got on you,

but that daughter
of yours is on the trail
of the Spirit right now.

She's gonna
bring in young people!
We need that!

Get her up there
and let her talk!

The answer is no.

Well, I think you're
missing a big opportunity.

I'm not sure why,

but it is your day, Mae.

[door opens]

Lionel.

You don't know
what it is?

I-- I mean,

I feel like Tasha
told me something
about Real Church, maybe,

but, honestly,
I don't remember.

[sighs]

I'm just gonna
have to call her later.

Or I can call her right now.

No, would you
just let me handle it?

Would you?

I told you, Jacob,
taking charge!

[door closes]

[line ringing]

[cell phone vibrating]

Yeah,
now you want to talk.

[doorbell rings]

-[cell phone vibrating]
-[doorbell ringing]

[doorbell ringing]

[rapid knocking]

[Rochelle]
Tasha, I ain't playin'
no games with you now!

Open this door!

-[knocking]
-Okay!

Something wrong
with your phone?

I don't feel like talking.

Why aren't you at Triumph?

I quit.

What do you mean,
you quit?

Just what I said.

I quit.

What do you think
you're doing?

Well, I'm looking
at TMZ right now,

'cause they have
a lot--

-The hell you are!
-Hey!

You're gonna break that!

Let me tell you something.

I don't know what kind
of games you're playing,

but you got a job to do,
and you better get to it.

Yeah, well, they already
hired someone else.

Yeah,
somebody that's gonna find

all your sloppy loose ends
you left there.

And what does it matter?

It's over.

The funds have already been
transferred from Triumph.

Bishop has already
withdrawn it.

I'm done!

I don't know what else
you want me to say

or how you want me
to say it, Rochelle,

but I did what I did
and I'm done!

I'm not doing
anything else!

You're messing
with an innocent man.

Who? Jacob Greenleaf?

-Yes, Jacob Greenleaf.
-[laughs]

He's a good man, Rochelle.

Are you in love with him?

No.

You are, aren't you?

Why wouldn't I be?

-[laughs] Oh!
-What?!

I wouldn't even be
in this mess

if I was
with a man like him

and not some no-account,
nothing brother of yours!

Seriously?

And you gonna say that
to my face?

You know it's true.

[bottle thuds]

Basie is out here
risking his life for you,

paying his debts off,

to rush back
to your ungrateful ass.

-Ungrateful?
-And you are out here

disrespecting him
by mooning over

some Jacob Greenleaf?!

Huh?!

What would Basie say?

Nothing.

Basie wouldn't say nothing,
because Basie's dead!

What the hell
makes you think that?

Well, if he's not,

where the hell is he then?

Get the hell outta my house.

Get outta here!
Don't ever come back!

And if you do,
I will call the cops!

And I might just forget
what story I'm supposed
to tell them.

You get out.

[door opens and closes]

[line ringing]

We got a problem.

Well, I have to say,

that was the most pleasant
worship planning meeting

I've been a part of
in a long time.

Well, see? I told you.

You get God on your team,
everything just works better.

Amen.

Hey, uh, is there
any chance that you're
free for dinner tonight?

I heard of this place.
Uh, Flight?

Ooh. Flight

[laughs]
That is good.

It's really the best.

Well,
I'd love to have you

as a guest of Patterson
World Ministries,
if you're around.

I would like
to take you up on that.

Great.

But I gotta get home
to my son tonight, so...

Oh, wow, Maxine didn't
mention you were married.
I'm sorry.

It's sweet you think

those two things go
together in that way,

but, um, no. Divorced.

Almost a year now.

Oh, wow. I'm so sorry.

It's for the best.

My ex-husband--
and I only mention this

because you might see
him if he picks up
Nathan this week--

he's gay, so...

-Oh.
-Yeah.

Well, then I'm doubly sorry.

But I'll pray for him.

That sort
of deception is one that's
very susceptible to prayer.

Right.

So I will see you tomorrow?

Can't wait.

-Yeah.
-Great meeting you.

You, too.

[door opens]

Oh! Maxine!

They tell me
this is your drink.

Black drip
with an extra shot?

That's the one.

Thank you so much.

I need this today.

Okay, so where's
it all at, Pastor?

Where's what all at?

This Legal Fund of yours.

You started it.
It's news.

Where's it at?

How can I help?

Well, you can talk
about it,

tweet about it.

We're getting
so many requests for help

from these women
with these cases.

Shoot me an email.

Saying what?

What you want me to say.

I'll have my foundation
cut you a check,

and while we're at it,
double-dip.

You don't have to do that.

Yes, I do.

God just told me.

Well, amen to that then!

Amen!

-Thank you! Yes.
-Thank you.

You and your mama.

Yeah?

What's that all about?

I have no idea what
you're talking about.

Mm-hmm.

Give me that email.

Yes, ma'am, I will.

Mm. Thank you.

-Bless you.
-God bless you.

-[phone ringing]
-Oh.

Hey. What'd you find out?

Me? Nothing. But I heard
from my cop friend.

He found three girls
named Rochelle in the system.

Any last names?

They're juvenile records.

They hide identities.

But there is good news.

Please.

Based on the
days they spent
in the foster system,

only one of the Rochelles
could be your Rochelle.

And how about any family
she lived with?

Flannery.

And they still live

at the same address
in Portersville.

Want to take
a little drive?

[Bishop, laughing]
No, no, no, you're right.

I mean, I'm gonna have
to find more permanent digs.

Hmm.

I can't keep
running a church

from the guest room
of a house

next door to a mortuary.

I'll help you find a place.

Would you?

Come on.

You know me.

That'd be great.

Thank you.

The pleasure's
all mine.

[glasses clink]

Mmm.

That goes down easy.

[sighs]

I told the man
I wanted a bottle

fit to christen a ship
for a long journey

into a bright future.

Yours or mine?

Ours.

[clink]

¶ ¶

¶ ¶

Babe, your pre-sales
are through the roof.

Are you getting
the alerts I'm getting?

¶ ¶

I'm sorry about earlier.

I forgot I even applied
to Spelman.

They wanted me to come in
for some interview.

Too bad you can't do it.

Well, why can't I?

I mean,
we're in Atlanta.

It won't take an hour.

Did you come here
for Spelman,

or did you
come here for me?

It could be both,
couldn't it?

Babe, I need you
with me on this tour
a hundred percent, you know?

Yeah, but...

But now
you want to run off.

After everything
I done for you.

Had me at your grandfolks'
house lookin' hella pressed,

and now you
want to just leave?

Who does that?

Well, you couldn't even
tell some ho on the radio

that we were together.

Why do you care?
"Everything is everything."

What does that even mean?

What was I supposed
to tell her?

The truth.

I am your girlfriend,
that we are together.

I'm sitting
right behind you,

holding your jacket,
making sure your schedule
is on time.

Then you could
have asked her

if she preferred Dasani or
Aquafina to quench her thirst.

I would have shipped her
a case of the stuff.

I'll claim you

when you start acting
like someone who deserves me.

And it's funny.

Last time I checked,

Spelman doesn't accept
high school dropouts,

so, yeah.

[dish breaks]

You know I'm watching
my carbs right now.

[cell phone vibrating]

[beeps]

Tasha, it's Kerissa.

[Tasha]
Kerissa!

Don't hate me.

I'm sorry.
Why would I hate you?

I'm not a bad person,
Kerissa.

Tasha, have you been
drinking, or are you high?

Although I guess you
can't really say that,

since bad people
do bad things,

and I guess you can't
really say that you're
not bad if you really are.

But I really didn't mean
to do anything bad.

I just did.

What bad thing did you do?

Why are you
calling me all mad?

Because the new accountant
said that the--

What? It was just a kiss.

I promise.

[exhales]

Is that why you left?

That's--
That's why you quit?

Don't hate me, Kerissa.

Tasha,
I need you to answer me.

Did you leave
because you and Jacob...

-[phone beeps]
-[sniffles]

Hello?

[sighs]

[hangs up]

[Maxine]
¶ I sing ¶

¶ Because I'm happy ¶

¶ I sing ¶

¶ Because I'm free ¶

Come on, girl.

¶ His eye ¶

¶ Is on ¶

¶ The sparrow ¶

¶ And I know ¶

¶ He watches ¶

¶ Me ¶

That's right.

-Girl.
-Better sing, honey.

-Oh, no, girl,
I can't do this.
-Yes!

-Okay, say what you want.
-Too many things.

But on the day,
you're gonna be singing.

I will think about it.

That's the thing
about you, Mae.

You're a triple threat.

Preaching, singing,
good-looking.

It is the start
of you firing on all
of those cylinders

you don't remember having.

Hmm.

If I could just do
half of what you say.

Speaking of which,

talk to me.

Well, upon what theme would
you have me speak, sister?

Grace.

See, right there,

what's with you
and that girl of yours?

Did you see the time?

Oh, my dear.

No, you didn't.
Don't do that, Mae!

-Uh, listen.
-What?!

I am gonna
have Karine...

Uh-uh! Don't do that!

...bring your car around
to pick you up.

-And I will see you...
-Mae!

...at the restaurant
at eight.

Right?

Eight.

[door opens]

How is your triflin' ass

gonna lie to me
in God's own house?

How?!

What did she tell you?

What did who tell me,
Jacob?

Huh?

-Nothing happened, Kerissa.
-Really?

'Cause I just
got off the phone

with that gold-plated hussy,
who, by the way,

is three
Egyptian cotton sheets
to the wind

at 4 p.m. on a weekday!

And she said
it was just a kiss.

So what was it?

Nothing? A kiss? Or what?!

It was just a kiss.

Oh, so now it just
went from nothing
to just a kiss?!

Stop lying to me, Jacob!

I'm not lying, okay?

It was just a kiss.

And it was a nothing kiss,
because I shut it down.

I told her I don't
play like that anymore.

I'm faithful!

You're faithful?

You're just faithful
to yourself, Jacob.

That's why Zora left.

Maybe Winkie and I
should go, too.

All right, now, watch that.

The man is supposed
to be the tent pole
of the family.

The strong tower
that holds it up!

You're just a twig!

I'm the problem, right?

You're not even a twig.

You're just a puddle.

A puddle of need
and desire and
bad ideas and...

How could you do this
to me again?!

I trusted you.

[knock on door]

-[Jacob] What?
-[Joseph] I'll come back.

What is it, Joseph?

-I'll come back, truly.
-Joseph, please,

just come in and say
what you have to say.

It's about the account.

Well, I talked
with the woman who was
handling the books,

and she
doesn't seem to know.

I-- I don't think
she did anything.

Then someone did,
very much so.

Meaning what?

Over $200,000
was deposited into it

over the past three months,
then withdrawn.

But I can't seem to find
where it went.

[gasps]

-Good afternoon. Hi.
-Hello.

You Jehovah's Witnesses?

-Uh... no, ma'am.
-Uh, no.

We'd like to ask you
a few questions, though,

about a girl
who lived here once.

Rochelle Cross?

She had a sister.

The sisters,
Rochelle and Tara.

But Cross wasn't
their last name.

What was it?
Do you remember?

Let me think.

Shoot.

James. That's right.
James.

Rochelle James.

Mm-hmm.

You came.

What do you want, Lionel?

I want to talk
about my daughter.

[cell phone vibrating]

Hello?

Hey, Charity?
This is Michael.

From today?

Oh, yeah.
Hey, what's up?

I hope I didn't
wake you.

No. I, uh...
I just put Nathan down.

Oh, okay.

How's Flight?

Uh, I didn't go.

Oh. Why?

Well, you were busy tonight,

and I figure I'm gonna
be here all week.

Maybe if we plan it
in advance...

And go another night?

Yeah.
Yeah, if you want to.

No pressure. [chuckles]

Yeah.

Uh, yeah, that's...

That's fine.
Let's do it.

All right. Are you sure?

You don't sound too...

Yeah. No, I'm sure.

Let's-- Let's go.

Okay. Cool.

Cool.

Actually, Michael, you know,
you said something earlier

that kind of bumped me.

What?

What'd I say?

[sighs]

Kevin is the father
of my son,

and that whole
"deception" thing was...

Well, he is gay, right?

Well, yes, he is, but...

Then he's been deceiving you
about his struggle
with that sin.

And he's deceiving
himself still.

Michael, it's not that simple.

Why are you defending him

after what he
put you through?

Charity,
you deserve better.

You're right, I do.

And maybe that's not you.

Goodbye, Michael.

[knocking]

Gigi!

-Daddy.
-[laughs]

Hey!

Hope it's not too late.

-No, no, no. No problem.
-Hey.

I don't see myself
getting much sleep
tonight anyway.

Come in, come in.

What has got you
so excited?

Well, you first.

I haven't seen you
this happy in a while.

You must be relieved
to have the whole divorce
final, I guess, huh?

Well...
What's your news?

Your tone on the phone
had me concerned.

Uh, yeah. It should.

You tell me.

Whatever it is,

we'll work it out,
I promise.

Daddy,
what I'm gonna tell you,

you are not gonna
believe.

Well, it's
that kind of a night.

Rochelle Cross.

What about her?

And...

be sure you know
what you're talking about

before you say
a word against her.

Daddy, she is
Daryl James's daughter.

She's the half-sister
of Basie Skanks.

-[TV playing]
-[Isaiah lightly snoring]

[cell phone dialing]

[line ringing]

[line clicks, beeps]

Went to voicemail.

She probably knows
why we're calling.

Or she's passed out.

Or she skipped town.

How could you
do this again?

I barely did anything.

Don't even start
with the minimizing.

You are sick, Jacob.

You're sick,
and you need help.

I won't disagree.

Call again.

She's not gonna pick up.

Just call her.
I want her scared.

I want her to know
that we know,

and that
we're not giving up.

Just call!

[line ringing]

[cell phone vibrating]

[vibrating]

[knock on door]

Go away, Rochelle!

-[knocking faster]
-Are you--

Now, I already done
told yo' ass,

and I'm not playing with you!

[Rochelle]
Open the door, Tasha!

You got about
five seconds to run.

Basie?

Tasha.

Tasha.

B.

Tasha.

Tasha.

I heard you been
a bad girl.

[music playing]