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Previously on "Diggstown".

Oh, I'm getting this.

Marcie, I'm sick of this.

Everything is about you

and I'm choking on your narcissism!

Get out.

Iris.

Ezra Elvins will toss you under a bus like that.

Absolutely certain.

I don't wanna be where I'm not wanted.

She's giving me thirty days

to pay back the eight million that she invested.

He was supposed to meet me yesterday morning,

but he never showed.

According to the police,

Mr. Allen was drinking on the boat.

No water in his lungs, so he didn't drown.

He died on that boat and was thrown overboard.

We are gonna find out

exactly what happened to him.

Wake your ass up!

What is this?

Hope you don't get seasick.

I'm not getting on that boat!

This is what happens when you don't keep your mouth shut.

What if Basil didn't board that boat?

At some point before he's loaded onto that boat,

Mike Macleod and his brother Johnny,

who were hired by Ned Flores, get into it with Basil.

According to the affidavit, Basil overpowered Mike Macleod.

It would never happen like that.

Basil would have never gotten the best of the Macleod boys.

They're vicious.

We don't buy it either.

Those are the facts that Mike Macleod used

to get the crown to agree to a plea to criminal negligence.

Here's what we think really happened.

Mike and his brother Johnny, they try to intimidate Basil,

get him to keep quiet about how his brother Desmond died.

But then they threaten him but Basil refuses.

Then things escalate.

Then, they put his body on that boat.

And they toss his body into the ocean like he was nothing.

He was dead before they tossed him into the Atlantic.

But the crown doesn't have enough evidence

to prove that theory.

But it is civil court,

we don't need to prove how he died

to make our claim of wrongful death.

He was under the supervision of Goldenview Fields employees

and he died because of their negligence.

Department of agriculture.

They're on their way.

Good.

Hey, you made it!

Aww, is that for us?

It was, but didn't realize you had champagne on tap.

Oh, hey brother.

You must be Ellery.

I am, you must be Walt.

Happy birthday!

Pretty mind-blowing.

Have you met my sister, Kristin?

Hey.

Don't forget to check out the bouncy castle

before this big boy gets in there and destroys it.

Okay, it's not a birthday party

unless you break your nose in the bouncy castle.

Mm-hmm.

Oh, here comes boss, heads up.

Kristin, do you have visine? I need visine.

- No. - Okay.

Okay. Nice to meet you Ellery.

You too.

Miss Lopez.

Glad that you could make it.

"Miss Lopez"?

It's Ellery.

Of course.

Eller...

Looking good!

Woo!

Ah, excuse me, I...

Have to take care of this before my mom freaks

and forgets it's his birthday.

Walt!

Are you sure this isn't weird?

Ell, chill.

It's gonna be okay.

_

Brian Clawford,

Agent Markham from Agriculture.

We received a complaint

concerning the treatment of your workers.

Complaint? Complaint from who?

Have a look, sir.

_

Tell your boss that she's messed with the wrong family!

Get your hands off me.

Brian, Brian, what are you doing?!

Brian!

Hey Dion, it's Marcie Diggs.

I'm just calling about the Trudy Willis interview with Goldenview.

The raid at the Clawfords? Was that us?

Why wasn't I in the know?

Hey, we weren't trying to leave you out.

Yeah, we knew it'd be near impossible

for Brian Clawford to avoid service

at his brother's birthday party.

You could have called or texted me.

We did but you didn't pick up.

Where were you anyway?

It's my contact at the Department of Aagriculture.

He's saying investigation into the complaint is completed.

They searched the bunkhouses and they're up to code,

so the Clawfords and Goldenview Fields are cleared.

We need Iris on this.

She's out sick.

Still?

It's been over a week.

Something's not right.

Agriculture never works this fast.

That's my nmi's recipe.

It's the best thing when you're sick.

I'm grateful but I'm not that kind of sick.

What you went through with Cliff,

that'd be hard on anyone.

Yeah, um...

I'm getting through.

Well, if you need anything, I'm...

I'm busy like hell with work and wedding,

but I'm here for you.

How's Marcie?

Back to her old self.

I really hope you can make it to the wedding.

You deserve good things, Iris.

I know that our initial agreement

didn't include a payment plan but...

I don't do layaway, Marcie.

Firm's been making all those giant contingency fees

on those settlements...

Settlements reduced on appeal...

Look, you were very clear

that our arrangement wasn't working for you.

I don't have eight million dollars.

Seems like a "you" problem.

Are you ready to order?

We'll start with a bottle of the Antinori Tignanello,

some carpaccio and bread for the table.

Coming right up.

Seriously though,

I'm sure your winning track record will attract some suitors.

In fact, you know Ezra.

Well, well, well!

Hi, Marcie.

I understand Ezra's been a long time fan of your work.

I've always admired how Marcie

will do anything for the win.

She needs to know Howard is doing shady things behind her back.

Emily told us they have their arrangement.

Hmm.

Let it be, Austin.

Mom, Dad!

Ah!

What's up?

Oh, this is Robin.

- Ah. - Ah.

They double booked the hall.

Didn't we already give them a deposit?

They said there's an emergency council meeting.

We'll talk to Melanie.

She took over as chief after your father, didn't she?

Her voicemail says she's still out of the country.

Is this a sign?

I mean, what do we need a wedding for?

We're good, right?

Chell, our wedding is gonna be

the celebration that you deserve,

even if we have to have it in a quick-stop parking lot.

Okay?

Mm-hmm.

Oh, sorry to interrupt.

We've been asked to go to the Clawford estate

for a settlement conference.

Isn't it a three hour drive to PEI?

Oh, we won't be driving.

This is a flex!

Hey, make sure you send me a draft of that argument

so I can take a look at it.

I'll see you at the publication ban at four.

My sister likes to cosplay as one of the people.

I don't ask the workers to do anything

I'm not willing to do myself.

You know how to operate a combine?

In my sleep.

And live fifteen to a bunkhouse earning minimum wage

and doing back breaking work?

You're clever.

What my sister is trying to say, badly,

is that we care for our workers.

Tragic accidents like what happened to Basil...

It wasn't an accident.

One of your employees killed Basil.

He confessed.

We're prepared to offer a large settlement

of $75,000 to Ms. Willis.

Well, any offer needs to include the implementation

of new safety measures,

in line with the guidelines set by the Migrant Workers Association.

Otherwise there's really no deal here.

We understand that the work that we do here

is physically taxing

and yes, dangerous.

Hell, I almost lost a hand the other day.

We run a good operation here.

But two brothers who are your employees

died under your care.

Where's the accountability?

I think what my siblings are trying to say

is that this was truly an honest tragedy.

We wanna pay restitution for any small part

we may have played.

And our offer reflects what we believe

our degree of culpability to be.

Hmm.

If you take it to your client,

I'm sure she'll find it suitable.

It is a lot of money.

You're offering $75,000 for a man's life?

All of his hopes and his aspirations, $75,000.

Wow.

You know, by my estimate, Goldenview's ability

to access the government's temporary workers program,

that results in at least sixty million dollars to your bottom line.

I don't know where you're getting your numbers from.

My point, Brian,

is if you're banned from the program,

then you're screwed.

I think we're done here.

You're making a big mistake.

Not as costly as the one you're making.

Well, it's not exactly fin du monde,

but they make a pretty decent craft beer here.

You sure you don't want one?

No, I've got court in a couple of hours.

Goldenview?

Yeah.

They're trying to...

Do a complete publication ban surrounding our case.

Ah, well.

Okay, we better get to it.

Um, professional misconduct hearing is

more a nuisance than anything

but reputationally it can get ugly.

We're gonna go in there and make our case...

But reg, am I gonna get disbarred?

No, I mean, they'll make you take a course,

pay a fine.

But it depends on what their investigators come up with

and who else comes outta the woodwork.

This bloody judge.

You know, Dewey's only going after me

because she wants to get back at Colleen.

She's a petty, petty person.

Speaking of petty people.

How's Viv?

Ugh.

Well, she's frozen our line of credit

and she's planning on selling her stake of the firm

to Ezra Elvins.

Well, you gotta hand it to her.

She knows how to wield a knife!

Yeah.

You got a plan?

Find eight million dollars.

Look, I-I know it's gonna sound funny coming from me

but maybe you should take another crack at Viv.

Appeal to the side of Ms. Jefferson

that made her back ya in the first place.

Trudy, what's up?

Jean just called me.

Basil's mom.

What did she say?

She said Cruz called her, told her about the lawsuit.

Said I was trying to make money off of Basil's death.

Okay, Trudy, I need you to calm down.

She's on her way here, Marcie.

She's gonna help them stop our lawsuit.

Did she tell you what flight she'd be on?

Okay.

What's going on?

Just running a play.

I was looking forward to introducing you to my parents.

Marcie doesn't know about us.

Whatever "us" is.

And everything is escalating

and you and I have already crossed a line.

Tell me about it.

No, this isn't funny, this is not good.

I don't care.

I'm not my family.

Your brother lays a hand on me again,

I'm gonna kick the shit out of him.

I'll buy tickets to that.

Andrea, when our civil case is over,

we're gonna hand all of our evidence to the crown.

Your brother is looking at some serious charges.

Conspiracy to commit murder, accessory after the fact.

Stop, stop.

You're trying to put my brother in jail?

If it's warranted.

We'll never let you do that.

Melanie?

I'll see you.

Melanie, I thought you were out of the country.

Plans changed.

Oh, great, so you're coming to the wedding.

I don't know about all that.

We all caught the original.

No one wants a remake.

We want this, Mel.

It's embarrassing for the community, Doug.

I've been married, divorced,

remarried, divorced again in twenty years,

and still people whisper and snicker

every time my name comes up with yours and Michelle's.

It's not a good look.

So that's the cause of this "emergency meeting"?

The community is tired of dealing with our trauma.

I have to go.

Oh.

Well, now that we're all reacquainted,

to the airport.

Ah, ma'am, I've been instructed to drive you back to Halifax.

Well we were told that we were taking the jet.

The jet's no longer available.

We're never gonna make the publication ban hearing.

They screwed us.

Ellery,

what happened in there?

They granted the Clawford's request for a publication ban...

The judge spouted some garbage

about Goldenview's fortunes being tied

to the provincial economy.

Well that reasoning won't stand.

Already filed the appeal.

We'll catch up for the interview with Trudy after this mess is done.

All there ever is is junk anyway.

Well it's about time you had that junk

redirected to your new address.

You didn't get that done up for Bible study.

Who's the lucky man?

It's none of your business.

You going out to dinner with Emily?

Of course I am.

It doesn't bother you? The way she's living?

What about the way she's living?

Seems like everybody knows where they stand.

Everything's out in the open.

But it's really none of your business.

What about the kids?

What are they learning about commitment?

Don't go there, Austin.

I see Emily making the same mistakes I made.

I just want better for her.

But she's not making your mistakes.

There's no lying, no hiding.

They trust each other.

Emily and Howard,

all the cards are on the table.

Million ways to make an apple pie.

May not be your way but it's still good.

How can you say she has no standing?!

They were as good as common-law!

But they weren't.

They weren't living together, they weren't getting married.

What harm is she suffering because of Mr. Allen's death?

They weren't living together because Basil

had to stay at the Goldenview bunkhouses.

There are plenty of married couples

who don't even live together.

What it comes down to is companionship,

emotional support and love.

Enough!

I'm open to taking a less restrictive definition

of standing in wrongful death cases.

If I see that she has grounds,

then I will permit this case to go to trial.

Thought we concluded our business, Marcie.

Ezra Elvins is not a solution.

Solves my problem.

I'm sorry about how you left the office...

An apology?

You must be desperate.

Can't we just find a way to move beyond this together?

You were my pay forward.

Then you turned around and treated my generosity

like it was a rock in your shoe.

Acting like I was a bother.

Pain in the ass.

Look, I'm extremely grateful...

You were the opposite.

Now you need me to be reasonable,

to be fair, to be a sista'.

You don't deserve me.

Percy, thank you for picking up Jean from the airport.

Well, she needed some convincing.

You know, that was

a pretty smooth limo the Clawfords sent for her.

Let's get her to the office.

Hold on, Marcie.

No, no, no, no, don't do this.

You and these Clawford people,

you're having a street fight.

Jean Allen is a grieving mother,

not some pawn.

Someone needs to be in her corner,

give her cover.

And that's going to be me.

Percy, do not do this.

Oh, we gotta do what we do,

you know that.

I'll catch you later.

Once Basil got his citizenship,

we were gonna open a restaurant.

Now I spend most days explaining to my boys

why Basil's not coming back.

Sounds like Basil played a,

a special role in your sons' lives.

He was the father they needed.

Were you married?

We looked at it.

But legally, I'm already married.

My ex and I, we just,

we couldn't afford a divorce.

What was your impression of his workplace?

He was unhappy about the working conditions.

How untrained people were operating heavy machinery.

The conditions of the living quarters.

They once had an infestation of bed bugs

so bad they had to torch the bunkhouse.

And to your knowledge, did he do anything about it?

Not at first.

He was afraid if he said anything he'd get sent home.

But after his little brother Desmond died

while working on the farm,

Basil believed Goldenview,

the Clawfords were responsible.

And now he's dead.

Killed by one of their people.

Thank you.

Ms. Willis, let's talk about this restaurant

that you and the deceased intended to open.

Did you have a location?

No.

Did you have a real estate agent looking for a location?

No.

Isn't it true that your plans to open this restaurant

with the late Mr. Allen began and ended

with a Google search?

We were just starting the process

before your clients had him killed.

Your Honour...

Just answer the questions, Ms. Willis.

Ms. Willis, please read the first page

of defence exhibit 22.

"Liz, I wanna get married too.

If I'm lucky, maybe it can be with you."

Who's the Liz that Basil's addressing in this message?

No idea.

'Cause he was cheating on you?

No, he wasn't!

He was never gonna marry you, was he?

He was never gonna open a restaurant with you.

This lawsuit is just about the money, isn't it?

Objection! Argumentative!

Mr. MacDonald,

do you know what it's like to spend your whole life

never expecting anyone to see you?

Who gets your mess?

I found that with Basil. We found that.

Isn't someone responsible for taking that from me?

From my boys?

Shouldn't someone have to pay?

I'm done, Your Honour.

Basil blamed the Clawfords for the death

of his little brother, Desmond.

We were good friends until then.

What changed?

He was going to complain to the government.

Yes, Basil Allen did intend to go public

with the working conditions on the farm.

In fact, 48 hours before he died,

the two of you argued.

You fought about this.

He was going to ruin it for everybody.

I know Desmond's death was just a tragic accident.

But Basil wouldn't shut up.

He wouldn't leave it alone.

And after your fight,

Basil Allen was put on a truck for parts unknown

where he was then killed by Michael Macleod.

Do you know Mr. Macleod?

He was, um, he was one of Ned's guys.

By "one of Ned's guys" you mean Ned Flores,

the grounds manager of Goldenview's Nova Scotia operation?

Yes.

Thank you.

Oh, one more question.

Do you still work for Goldenview Fields?

I am the Clawford's personal groundskeeper in PEI.

So you get a promotion

and your friend gets tossed into the Atlantic.

Um...

Can we help you?

Mrs. Allen,

your sons Desmond and Basil,

they were good men.

Basil, he... he truly cared for family.

He would often speak about you...

Are you okay?

Yeah.

Shouldn't be surprised to find you

with your head buried in work.

Do you ever take a break?

Well, you of all people know that I do.

Everything all right?

I'm not sure I should go to your friend's wedding with you.

Oh! Oh, okay.

Listen, I'm the youngest chief justice

of any provincial supreme court in this country.

I've worked my guts out for this, I just...

How would it look if we were together at a wedding?

It would look like two colleagues getting together...

No, it wouldn't.

I am interested but this feels a little too fast.

You're right.

I don't wanna hide.

We're not teenagers.

I'm into you.

I'll go to the wedding single.

I thought you'd understand.

Thanks for coming, I know that you're busy.

Michelle's not taking my calls.

Figured we should talk.

I wanna make this right.

For you and for Chell.

I love your sister and I want her to be happy

and I know the way to do that

is to let her have the wedding she'd been planning.

That's what you said last time.

Look how your "love" worked out for us.

I love Michelle.

You've gotta trust that.

Do I?

Doug I knew was in love every five minutes.

We're not the same kids addicted to drama anymore.

Look at who we've all grown into, Mel.

There is so much guilt in the choices that we've made.

And I'm over it.

I'm done with people trying to make me feel ashamed of it.

You're the chief,

and you still let people force you into living your shame.

We're family.

We hold each other.

I'll talk to the elders.

I want you both to be happy too.

- Hey! - Hey, Em!

Red okay?

Well, long as it's wet.

Thanks, Daddy.

How you doing Austin?

I'm good, Howard.

Hey, Mr. Diggs.

Hey, Robin.

Em, where's your mother at?

She'll be here soon.

Can I get you something to drink?

We got Keith's.

Sure.

Can someone give me a hand?! Woo!

Mom, I told you to just buy something simple.

You know I can't stand no soggy ass store bought pie.

It's just apple and apple rhubarb.

Don't make a fuss.

Don't make a fuss?

Velma.

Come here.

Thanks.

Get in here.

Ooh, uh-uh!

Ooh, not with those hands.

You didn't think to wear gloves for that?

For meatballs? Are you serious?

- Get in here. - Ooh, ah, ah!

Howard, you better tell her, Howard.

I don't play.

Oh, you should listen.

That's it.

Don't make a mistake, Emily.

Oh!

That was a warning shot!

What?!

Oh.

- You are crazy. - Gotcha.

You're crazy.

You know you like it!

I told you you should listen.

What are we doing, Velma?

Me, I'm going home.

You...

I'm not a mind reader.

I see Emily in there

living with her ex-husband and

having her girlfriend over and there was all that joy.

She figured out a way to be true to herself.

It's not for everyone but it works for her.

We were together for over thirty years and most of that...

No "were" Austin.

You and me.

We're always gonna be family.

But I'm not going back to what was.

So...

That's it then?

That...

That there is confusing.

Well...

How about we take a lesson from our first born?

Let's get them to take us off the mailing list.

And do you want me to call the credit card company

about these charges?

I got you the five.

No one should have to go through what you experienced,

Mrs. Allen.

To not only lose one son, but two sons it's...

It's unimaginable.

But someone is responsible for their deaths.

You heard Diaz' testimony about your sons.

The Clawfords exploit their migrant workers

and something has to change before

another family experiences the same devastation.

My sons were here,

working to support their families.

Who is going to take care of us now?

You?

And I understand that.

The Clawfords offered you money.

Don't you see there's so much more on the line here?

Tell that to my hungry grand kids.

I'm only asking you to testify that Basil

was committed to Trudy,

that he had a, a life with her.

I don't want your sons deaths to be for nothing.

Before I make my ruling,

is there any additional evidence to present?

Due to a lack of standing,

I have no choice but to dismiss this case.

They-they can't do this.

They can't.

I'm so sorry, Trudy.

It's okay.

Marcie, come on.

Look, just can you gimme a second please?

What are you doing here?

Look, I just didn't want things

to be awkward between us at the wedding.

Why? You're afraid "the narcissist"

will come out and make it all about her?

I deserve that, I get it.

Yeah.

Yes, you did.

I miss you, okay?

I know we said some rough things to each other,

but if there's a way we can make this work,

- I'm willing to do that. - Don't, just...

Don't.

Marcie, there's a lot of good here.

Between us.

See you at the wedding.

Hello.

Hey, Marcie, it's Audra Alward.

Oh, hey, Audra.

I'm wondering if it's possible we could meet this afternoon?

Actually, you know what?

I'm just on my way to a friend's wedding.

Marcie, it's important.

We might have a solution to your Ezra Elvins problem.

Of course.

No secrets in this town.

Ah, when?

Okay, thirty minutes is great.

Okay.

What are you doing here?

You invited me to your friend's wedding.

We're just gonna pretend

like the last seventy-two hours didn't happen?

We have one fight and what, now it's over?

Is that how you run a relationship?

You're not hearing me.

I can't do this right now!

As you wish.

My man, tell me about it when I get back.

Thank you.

Keep him in line.

Oh, I will.

Trust me.

Hi!

Oh!

This is a nice touch.

I thought you hated weddings.

Yeah, I do.

I've had two of my own, remember?

How can I not?

You remind me every time I bring up your moving to PEI.

You sure you really want me there?

- Hey! - Hi.

Good to see you.

Hi.

I am so happy for you guys.

I'm so glad you came.

♪ As the sun sinks low ♪

- Hi! - Hi!

- Nice to see you. - Great to see you.

♪ And the stars sing ooh now ♪

M&M would absorb your firm and along with it

we'll assume any outstanding debt,

including the debt owed to Vivian Jefferson.

Everything will remain as is except you'd be part of M&M.

Why?

The partners are liking what they see.

And over $61 million in awards for your clients in 18 months.

Twenty-five percent of that is fifteen million.

Right, but a lot of that was reduced on appeal.

Just come home to M&M, Marcie!

Goliath versus Goliath.

To hell with this "David" business.

Be real with me.

Am I being gamed?

I'm not sure why you would think that.

M&M represents Goldenview, correct?

And Lester Larocque works out of your PEI office.

Right, but that doesn't have anything...

If my firm becomes a part of M&M,

we'd be conflicted off the migrant worker case against the Clawfords.

Well, sheesh, eight million.

I guess I should be flattered.

Respectfully, Audra,

I'm gonna decline the offer.

Don't mess this up again.

In an old ceremony involving the sun and the moon

witnessed by the natural elements

with the rising of the sun to the east,

the water to the south,

mother earth to the west,

and the winds from the north,

we come together to celebrate

the union between Michelle and Doug.

Just breathe, baby.

We're here.

Ooh!

_

Date cancelled.

I didn't wanna change.

_

- Yeah, right? - _

Her loss.

Thanks, Dad. I love you.

_

Hey.

- _ - Oh, hey.

Want me to get it?

Ah, no. I've got it.

Our boy is too happy.

I'm surprised but happy you stopped by, Ms. Diggs.

Well, you look like a woman who means business.

But we're not doing that tonight are we Brian?

No, Mom. We're not.

I let you in so you would see that we're not monsters.

Just a family.

I made a promise to Trudy Willis

that I am not going to stop coming after you

until Basil Allen's death is avenged.

And that is a promise that I intend to keep.

You like being a nuisance, don't you?

I don't mind that.

Once you become a problem,

that, I don't like.

And if you've been paying attention, Ms. Diggs,

you notice that I'm a great problem solver.

Gosh, you and your family, they, um...

You're so used to everything going your way, aren't ya?

This time you will not win.

Well, I didn't wanna disrespect Doug

but I can't get through a wedding without a few drinks.

Me too.

Colleen, I have to tell you

this whole thing with Martin about you recusing yourself,

it's total BS.

Yes, it is something.

Ah, where's your date?

I mean, you're gorgeous, you're smart,

and I hope I look half as good as you when I'm your age.

Not that you're old, you know,

I've dated older women.

Why won't my mouth stop talking right now?

Oh, it's complicated.

What about yours?

Ugh, don't ask.

Why can't dating just be like normal?

Ah, trust me,

doesn't get any easier.

Great.

- Cheers. - Cheers.

Hi.

Um, can I get you started with a drink?

Hey, you think you got a extra order of fish and chips left?

Um, I could check with the kitchen.

If you do, there's a $200,000 tip there for ya.

Sorry, I'm...

I'm not following.

Two hundred thousand dollars.

The only string is this will be your last shift at Tammy's.

You, your family,

you pack up and you leave Halifax

and you act like you never heard the Clawford name before.

And since I'm so generous,

I'll throw in an extra $50,000 there for you.

For housing.

Lord knows it's just not cheap nowadays.

Haddock or Halibut?

Surprise me.

Well, we did it.

The wedding went off without a hitch.

And here you were so nervous.

Oh.

You've been a really good friend to me.

But I think I need to see how this works out with Marcie.

Yeah, I get it.

♪ But it never quite fills the void ♪

♪ Thought that we were two for good ♪

I'm sorry.

♪ But love is never like it should ♪

♪ I can arrange meeting a stranger ♪

♪ Forget you a day ♪

♪ But I can't imagine what even happens ♪

♪ Beyond the pain ♪

♪ See the sun leading us ♪

♪ I'll forever surrender ♪

♪ I don't wanna live ♪

Oh my gosh.

Marcie what the...?

♪ I don't wanna live ♪

Marcie, what the hell are you doing?!!

What's wrong with you?!

Marcie, this is not even what it looks like.

Oh no?

No!

Did you hit it?

Did you hit it?

♪ I'm tired of good boys sleepin' on my ♪

You're fired!

♪ You wanna rip my heart out, baby, be my guest ♪

♪ I hope you hear this song and reminisce ♪

Hey, are you...

♪ 'Cause without me your whole life is baby meaningless ♪

♪ See the sun leading us ♪

♪ To the land of the lost and the reasonless ♪

♪ Hear the drum beating us ♪

♪ I forever surrender, the rest is meaningless ♪

♪ Meaningless ♪

To love.

♪ I don't wanna live ♪

♪ A meaningless ♪

♪ I don't wanna live ♪

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