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[country music]
[giggling]
[rock music]
[giggling]
You know that I would never ever leave you.
I'd never ever leave you.
And you know that anything mean you hear
is just jealous people talking.
Oh, no one has what we have. That's why they're jealous.
[chuckles]
I can't wait for Paris when we're really adults.
I can't wait either.
- Wanna get in the car? - Uh-huh.
Come on.
Come on!
[girl giggling]
[girl giggling]
[intense music]
[dramatic music]
[telephone ringing]
Who's Anna Mayes?
- Don't know. - Says she knows you from West.
Oh, her. She's a detective. Pain in the ass.
[chuckling]
Oh, she called Lil. She's bringing us something.
How are things going at home?
She went to her sister's.
Well, that's probably good
that she's, uh, got some company during the day, huh?
Hm.
Scotty Valens, homicide.
Hey, Anna.
Big time looks good on you.
Anna says all your old CIs still ask after you.
Is that right?
They miss the steak dinners in particular.
This is Lieutenant Stillman.
Detective Mayes, 16th District.
Well, detective, you got an angle on an old one, huh?
[Anna] 'Sam Terrence. Just arrested him on a loitering complaint.'
'Got to talking.'
Turns out he was just sprung from Camp Hill after 18 years.
- What did he do? - Nothing.
'He was convicted of rape and murder.'
DNA just showed they pinched the wrong guy.
[sighs]
Sam, join the party.
Hi, Sam. John Stillman.
Hey, I got to be at the Budget Wash on time.
I'll get you there.
These detectives wanna hear about the Eve Kendall murder.
Were you in the area, Sam?
I was collecting cans in the park.
Middle of the night, I get picked up and ID'd as a killer.
- Who ID'd you? - Boyfriend of the girl.
He was also attacked.
I did almost two dimes for it.
I was a young man when I went in there.
Like you.
This was, uh, '86?
Lover's Lane. Teenagers.
She's raped and killed, he's left for dead.
The least we can do is figure out whose time
you've been doing.
[theme music]
Eve Kendall, 15. Died from stab wounds.
No weapon recovered.
Boyfriend Mark Adams was attacked, too.
Concussion, shallow wounds.
Found at Lover's Lane, Fairmount Park.
Big make-out place in the summertime.
So you were there a lot.
How'd Sam become the whipping boy for this?
Oh, he was half homeless and a boozer.
Only person in the area.
Mark ID'd him from a lineup.
An ID we now know as bogus.
That, plus the "shallow wounds"
makes me wanna talk to Mark again.
Hey, check it out.
- What? - Kind of looks like you.
Sam told the cops about a couple parked
in a green Datsun a few spaces away from Mark and Eve
that night. No follow-up.
They didn't believe him?
So maybe that's a job for you.
What? Tracking green Datsun's from '86?
[Rush chuckles] It's glamorous being in Homicide.
I know I saw that guy.
You got knocked out, though, right?
But I saw him. I'm positive.
Thing is, an eyewitness being sure
has no correlation to them being right.
[Rush] 'Sam Terrence is out of jail.'
We're looking at other possibilities now.
I'll help if I can.
Remember seeing anyone else in the park that night?
It was 18 years ago.
Maybe another couple parked nearby?
No. I don't remember that.
Were you and Eve having any problems before she died?
We were completely happy.
Recent fights?
I just said we were completely happy.
Was she worried about any unwanted attention?
Eve got all kinds of attention, but it didn't worry her.
We'll live in Paris, like expatriates.
You'll write plays for me.
And poems.
And I'll read them out loud at cafes.
[both chuckling]
[Mark] 'We'll live in a garret.'
- What's that? - It's where artists live.
With no heat.
[both giggling]
Someone's staring at you.
Oh, come on.
Everyone stares, 'cause you're so pretty.
- What do we do for money? - Nothing.
We hate money.
- See you later? - Okay.
Bye.
♪ Right here beside me ♪
What happened to you being a writer?
Family business.
Ever get you upset..
...all that attention she got?
No. I felt lucky I was her guy.
Eve was the heartbreak of my life.
'We were gonna be together forever.'
First love?
It broke me losing her.
It's weird how much you look like her.
[knocking]
Wayne Larkin?
Is it about the trash?
It's about Eve Kendall.
[Vera] 'She was murdered.'
1986.
Oh, yeah.
- 'Tryin' to watch the program.' - It's the cops, dad.
Outside.
Diabetes and gout.
- So how did you know Eve? - We both worked at the mall.
We were sort of weekend friends.
In our write-up, it says you saw her the day she died.
Uh...around 5 o'clock, after work.
Saw her at the bus stop.
Her boyfriend Mark didn't pick her up after work?
Oh, he dropped her off a lot, but she took the bus home.
She talk about her boyfriend to you?
Yeah. I guess he was pretty possessive.
Really?
Yeah, but I don't think the feeling was mutual.
She was still, uh..
You know, looking around.
You work till 11:30?
Yeah, 'cause after the movie I gotta sweep up
all the popcorn and leftover junk.
That's so late.
You're a Summer. You should wear baby pink.
I don't mind. I like being at work.
Uh, you know, I-I can get you in free.
Yeah?
Yeah. Tonight even, if you want.
'"Top Gun" at 7 and 9:30.'
Maybe.
[pop music]
Remember me?
Yeah.
Peach-banana, well-blended.
You move pretty good.
Thanks.
You sing, too?
Yeah, I sing.
So you ever gonna take me up on my offer?
You mean about 3-2-1?
Yeah. It's a hot place.
[Eve] 'I don't have ID.'
I'll get you in.
Can my friend come?
Sure.
How's tonight?
My mom leaves for work at 8.
So, who was this guy?
Worked in the music store.
I guess they met at the food court.
You remember a name?
You know, I wanna say Max, uh..
But it was a pretty long time ago.
Mark has this girl up on a pedestal.
She was everything to him, his one and only.
But he apparently wasn't hers.
Sounds like the older dude took her out at least once.
Hmm, a week before she bought it.
So, either Mark was totally in the dark
or he knew about the extracurriculars.
- Maybe did something about it. - Him being "possessive."
Oh, 16 years old, I find out my girl's steppin' out on me?
That feels like the end of the world.
Oh, pretty vicious crime for a teenage doer.
Wouldn't set any records, Lil.
- Thank you. - Must be Eve's mom.
She was a super nice kid. No enemies.
Any strange behavior from her those last few weeks?
Strange behavior was constant.
One thing was a little off.
She wanted to borrow 200 bucks.
'Wouldn't say why.'
What'd you think of her boyfriend Mark?
Nice. Especially for a rich kid.
'He treat Eve okay?'
Yeah. He called about four times a night.
Like he was checking up on her?
I just took it as kids in love.
Did you ever hear of a guy named Max?
Oh, you bet I did.
That jerk came to my house.
[pop music]
Don't forget to call before you go to sleep.
[sighs]
What? Your tummy hurt?
No. I don't know.
- Need me to stay home, baby? - No. Mom, go.
[knock on door]
Uh..
Good evening.
Yes?
Is Eve here?
- Who are you? - I'm Max...Tanning.
Well, turn around, Max.
Mom!
- How old are you? - Um..
'Cause she's 15!
Okay.
'No harm, no foul.'
Walk away.
Mother!
- Wipe that make-up off. - Why?
You don't know how you look to the world.
- What are you talking about? - 'Cause you're young.
But not so young that people don't see you
and think things.
- I can handle it, mom! - And want things.
- You don't even understand. - I can handle it!
Did Mark know about this guy?
I don't know.
There was a lot I didn't know with Eve.
She was in that hard teenage stage.
I'm familiar.
[sighs] I...was just waiting till she got..
...to her 20s.
We could be friends again.
Right.
But we never got there.
If I'm a 15-year-old girl, why do I need 200 bucks?
And why not get it from the rich boyfriend?
Maybe it has something to do with this older guy.
You mean something she didn't want Mark knowing about.
Her mom said Eve was feeling queasy
the night creepo came over?
- Pregnant? - Maybe he knocked her up.
'She can't tell mom or home-slice Mark.'
Autopsy didn't show that.
Well, let's double-check.
Well, that would give motive to the older guy
say she wanted to keep it.
Or Mark, same motive.
Let me go back to him. Solo.
I better jet. I'll go down with you.
My boss sends his regards.
'Lieutenant Doherty.'
Yeah, we worked the streets together.
And if you got an extra desk around here
he'll recommend me for keeps.
Subtle, Mayes.
You two wanna find creepo?
So...Eve being pregnant?
[sighs] It's impossible.
How come?
We hadn't gone all the way yet.
That garret in Paris, that was gonna be the place.
But if there was another guy in the picture.
- No. No. - There was, Mark.
- Someone named Max. - There was no other guy. Okay?
You don't... you didn't know Eve.
I know what it's like being 15.
How flattering it is to have an older guy giving you attention.
Eve wouldn't have cheated on me.
And what if she did? What would you have done to her?
I didn't kill her.
I loved her.
People kill people they love.
I got attacked myself, for God's sake.
She was murdered. You had minor wounds.
Do you have a soul mate?
'Cause if you did, you'd understand Eve and me.
I understand you were controlling with her.
So you've never been in love like that.
[car door opens]
Mark?
You'll pick 'em up?
Yeah.
[Wendy] '5 o'clock.'
Uh...we've been having a rocky time.
She senses the truth.
Which is?
That I loved Eve more than anyone.
[sighs]
Vaguely familiar.
[Jeffries] '1986.'
Worked at the Smoothie Spot.
You went to her house one night
her mom made you for the sleazebag you were
kicked your ass out.
Oh, her.
One of the many youngsters in your past?
I met her at the food court. Struck up a conversation.
Eventually I asked her did she want to go dancing.
Is that all you were after, a dance partner?
Did I find her attractive? Yes.
- Did I know she was 15? No. - So you made a date with her.
Hey, let's not make her the babe in the woods
and me the Big Bad Wolf here, okay?
- Sounds accurate to me. - I made an honest mistake.
Her mom flew in on the broomstick, I split.
Hour later, who shows up at the club.
[pop music]
Max.
Hi.
Well, look at that.
- You made it. - Yeah.
My mom finally left.
No problems getting in?
They didn't even ask.
The world smiles on pretty girls.
[chuckles] Uh, you remember my friend Carrie.
- How you doin'? - Hi.
Let me ask you something. You ever think about making a video?
What do you mean?
You've seen MTV, right?
- Cyndi Lauper, Madonna. - Belinda Carlisle.
''Cause I think you got something.'
- Really? - My store in Atlantic City.
We have this sound booth. We could book some time.
Make a demo, see how it goes.
I've never been to Atlantic City.
I'm going next weekend. I'm staying with my cousin.
Think about it.
Come on, let's dance.
[pop music continues]
Danced a few dances, then I lost her.
She left with her friend.
You didn't take her to Atlantic City?
Nah. That was just dumb talk.
[Jeffries] 'Did she know that?'
[sighs]
Hey, how much did it cost, renting that sound booth?
Two hundred bucks a session.
The autopsy's conclusive. Eve wasn't pregnant.
In fact, she was probably a virgin before the rape.
Well, that backs up Mark's claim.
- And I guess Max's. - What's his story?
Well, he and Eve talked about making a demo video.
- Price tag, 200 bucks. - Oh. What kind of video?
Singing and dancing, 'cause maybe she was the new Madonna.
Oh, that'll work on a 15-year-old.
Vera found Eve's friend Carrie. He's upstairs with her now.
Well, maybe she knows where Eve came down on Max versus Mark.
I remember Max. From the music store.
Him and Eve have something going on?
She had a boyfriend...Mark.
- We've met him. - Yeah, she really loved him.
So why's she sneaking out at night to go meet Max?
We were kids, you know.
Max says he never saw Eve after that night at 3-2-1.
He didn't mention Atlantic City?
Said that idea never took off.
No, they were going.
It was all she talked about the next day.
[pop music]
Thanks, Wayne. And don't tell about Atlantic City.
I don't think it's a good idea, Eve. I don't trust that Max guy.
Me, neither.
Well, he wants me to make a video.
[Carrie] 'You know what he really wants.'
Come on.
Personally...I think he's sleazy.
Why do you want to do that to Mark, anyway?
I'm not doing anything to Mark.
I think he just wants to make a move on you.
Well, I wouldn't let that happen, okay?
Hey, you wanna go do something?
The three of us?
Well, I'm meeting Mark. But you and Carrie should go.
Her boyfriend's like the nicest guy in the whole school.
Yeah, I've seen him. He brings her to work sometimes.
I could get us free into the movies. "Top Gun."
I already saw it.
[chuckles] Me too.
[sighs]
You ever just wanna leave?
Just go away, forever?
[sighs] Drive and drive, till you get to California?
'Not really.'
[sighs] Wanna hang out?
Okay.
[engine revving]
We both told Eve not to go
but, well, she kept saying she could handle it.
Hey, what kind of car did Wayne drive?
This, umm, beat-up old Datsun.
[intense music]
Carrie said that Wayne from the mall
drove a green Datsun in '86.
A '78 B-210 was registered to a Jim Larkin. Probably his dad.
The same type of car Sam thought he saw the night Eve was killed.
Hey.
[panting]
Don't look so wonderful, cops comin' here for me.
I badged the boss. Told him what it's about.
I want you to look at some pictures, Sam.
That's the guy in the Datsun.
[Jeffries] 'You sure?'
I mean, I don't want to say definitely but..
You think you saw him before.
[panting] That night.
[intense music]
It's what my mind is telling me, but I wouldn't swear to it.
But your gut reaction is, this kid was there that night.
[panting] With a heavy-looking girl.
Heavy, huh?
But I couldn't put my hand on a Bible and say it.
I better jump back in here.
An eyewitnesses puts you at the scene, Wayne.
- What do you mean? - 'Lover's Lane.'
You were there that night.
In your Datsun with a girl.
- No. - A big girl. Like Carrie.
[chuckles] That's crazy.
See, I think you had it bad for Eve.
But you didn't have a shot there
so you went for the friend. That's common enough.
I gotta be at the airport.
So, you go parking with Carrie.
But she's not really rocking your world.
After a few tall Boys, you're feeling pretty loose.
And there's Eve with Mark, just a few spaces over
doing stuff she'd never do to Wayne Larkin.
I was never at Lover's Lane with Carrie.
You can polygraph me.
You hung out with her the weekend before.
- Carrie told us. - We watched TV.
I didn't dig her, she didn't dig me. It was a nonevent.
Were you pissed off about Eve going to Atlantic City, Wayne?
[sighs] I thought it was a bad idea, but it was her life.
- So you didn't try to stop her? - I helped her.
She borrowed 200 bucks, so she could run off
with that statutory rapist.
You loaned Eve the money?
And that guy Max was so sleazy
he wouldn't give it back to me after she died.
There was no trip to Atlantic City.
Yeah, but there was supposed to be.
Eve even gave you the money.
- She was a kid. - 'That wasn't stopping you.'
You had it all set up for a Saturday night score in AC.
I'm telling you, she was a kid.
Well, you liked kids.
That's why you hung out at 3-2-1.
Too bad that joint got shut down for serving to minors.
Where do you hang out now, high schools?
[chuckles] I didn't do anything to that girl.
I'm the one who called it off.
[rock music]
You ready?
I'm ready.
What's the sleeping bag for?
Well, we're staying over, right?
Yeah, but you're not gonna need that.
- Is there a guest room? - No.
Then..
...where am I sleeping?
Eve, we're going on a trip here. Together.
Yeah, I know.
Okay, you a grown-up or not?
'Cause if not, you should stay here.
Go have hot fudge sundaes with your girlfriend, you know?
Play dolls.
You wanna go with me, you gotta be an adult.
So you tell me.
You a kid?
Or are you a grown-up?
[pop music]
I guess I'm gonna need my 200 bucks back.
The money's already spent.
- But.. - It's spent.
Didn't get the booty you wanted, figured you were owed something?
Sounds more like petty theft than "calling it off."
The point is, we didn't go anywhere that day.
And that was the last I ever saw her.
[Kite] 'So the DA's really enjoying'
all the publicity on him blowing the Kendall case.
[chuckles]
That's his problem.
'Yeah, and mine.'
If he ships me off to Welfare Fraud.
[scoffs] For what?
For associating with the troublemaker.
[knock on door]
What, your dealer?
[chuckles]
Hi.
- Hi. - I'm sorry.
I-I just needed to..
[sighs] I looked you up.
I-I keep thinking about her.
Uh, I-I'll just be five minutes.
[Mark] 'She'd hate who I am now.'
Workaday.
Bourgeois.
- Practical. - Yeah.
But we wanted-we wanted exciting lives. Like yours.
[chuckles]
Oh, it's, uh, not so exciting.
- No? - 'No.'
It's more like I watch other people's lives
'from a front row seat.'
Are you...who you thought you'd be?
I mean, when you were 15?
Huh, no, no, I..
I had a whole other plan for what I wanted.
And?
It was impossible.
Well, I'm glad you came along.
I mean, I feel.. I feel awake again.
Well, you've..
...you've been...living a life.
No.
I've been going through paces.
Like it was all forgotten, buried away with her.
But now..
[sighs] ...I remember everything.
It floods back, huh?
Like it was yesterday.
I still love her.
- Mark. - Damn it.
Wendy knows and I-I..
...I couldn't stay there tonight.
I just-I just wanted to be with..
...with her.
And I found myself coming to you.
[door opens]
Oh, crap, it's..
It's 3.
Yeah, I'm gonna go.
Oh, uh, I-I lost.. I lost track of time.
Oh, well, you're busy, you're busy.
- So I'll see you tomorrow. - Kite..
I'll see you tomorrow.
[siren wails]
[Valens] 'We got a new theory, Carrie.'
[door shuts]
- You and Wayne. - Me and Wayne, what?
You were both nursing some hard feelings towards Eve.
Him 'cause he was so hung up on her
and you 'cause she got all that attention.
Maybe you two got tired of her
being the queen bee all the time.
Started talking revenge.
I didn't talk to Wayne about anything.
I know what it's like being the fat kid in high school, Carrie.
- It's a misery. - It's not great.
Changing for gym class in front of everybody.
'Going to pool parties'
'and wearing your shirt the whole time.'
'Girls like Eve prancing around in bikinis, getting ogled.'
Always their friend, never the girlfriend, right?
'That could lead to some dark thoughts.'
Maybe Wayne did something... but not me.
Wayne's car was seen at Lover's Lane.
The night of the murder. Two people inside.
[Vera] 'We were thinking it was you with him.'
You must be joking.
I hated Wayne.
Oh, what was to hate?
[chuckling]
Oh, I-I love this part when the..
when the pizza comes to Mr. Hand's class.
Yeah, it's funny.
'Oh, dad.'
I thought you were asleep.
Well, how's it going?
[Carrie] 'Good.'
You've seen this before?
Yeah.
[chuckles] Come in here.
'I got something better on.'
[Carrie] 'I don't know.'
But bring the beers with you.
'No big deal.'
Are you coming?
Uh, I-I really wanna watch this.
Can't you ever bring a good one?
[TV volume increases]
What happened in the bedroom?
What do you think?
And you didn't report it?
"Mom, could we call the cops?
"'Cause I got drunk with some guy
and then his dad to come into his room."
Right.
And there's the humiliation factor.
After he finished..
...he told me to get my giant ass out.
[sighs]
You bring girls home to your dad as a regular thing, Wayne?
We've been talking to Carrie Plummer again.
- I should be working. - Forget work.
He made me.
- 'Made you what?' - Get girls.
You were 18, Wayne. That's an adult.
He terrorized me my whole life. He still does.
You still go trolling for girls, bring 'em home to dad?
No. That stopped.
When?
After Eve.
You brought Eve home?
[sighs]
My dad's gonna kill me.
Come on, Wayne.
The right thing is to tell.
Win or lose, I should tell.
That day
when I saw her at the bus stop..
[pop music]
Thought you left already.
Yeah.
What about Atlantic City?
I didn't go.
[clanking]
'So you're not gonna make that video?'
I gotta make it up to Mark.
Do I tell him and ask to be forgiven?
Or do I never let him know how stupid I was?
Don't ask me.
Could you give me a ride, Wayne?
I gotta be home. My-my dad's medication time is soon.
Okay, well, I'll go with you and then you can drop me off.
I have to change to meet Mark.
Uh, it's probably not a good idea.
Why not?
How about we go away?
What?
Drive and drive.
As far away as we can go. Towards California.
What are you talking about, Wayne?
Taking you to California.
Wouldn't you like that?
'Cause I would.
I would love that.
That's crazy.
Yeah.
'Course, it is.
Hop in.
After Carrie..
...dad wanted a good one.
So you brought him Eve.
Usually I could only get girls from the theater to come back.
'Girls I let in for free, you know?'
They were mostly..
...homely and all.
But dad got real excited when he saw Eve.
And he did to her what he did to Carrie?
He tried.
She called him names.
Ran out of there, said she would tell the cops.
And that got him mad like I've never seen.
- So what did he do about it? - I can't say anymore.
He'd kill me.
I don't wanna talk anymore.
[theme music]
Remember the "fat girl" Sam thought he saw with Wayne?
We think it was actually Pops Larkin.
The guy is "Jabba The Hutt" with a mullet.
From the back, at night.
You think they were targeting Eve?
Wayne brought her home earlier that day.
Jabba tried to grope her, she didn't go for it.
Sassed him pretty good. Said she'd rat him out.
So he and Wayne went driving that night, found Eve and Mark.
Where is this Jabba?
Drunk in front of the tube probably.
He don't leave the hut.
[Stillman] 'He does now.'
You guys go ahead.
[Mark] 'So, thanks.'
Umm..
[clicks tongue] And sorry...about the..
It's okay.
I've-I've made a mess..
...of my marriage and..
- ...your situation. - I said it's okay.
And I don't know what I'm gonna to do.
'Cause this-this Eve thing..
Mark..
...she was as sweet..
...as you remember.
But she was mixed up too.
Like any 15-year-old.
You're talking about that older guy.
I'm just saying even if she had lived
you still might not have the life you talked about.
'Cause you were kids
when you dreamed it up.
Maybe.
[telephone ringing distantly]
Or maybe..
...maybe she was the best thing that ever came my way.
And nothing that good is possible again.
Now, let's say that's true.
But you're here.
[Mark sighs]
She's not.
No.
But..
I'm not her.
No.
I gotta be someplace.
I'm really sorry.
Yeah, yeah, me, too.
What happened with that guy?
Oh, he left.
Five minutes after you did.
You got a funny definition of five minutes.
- It was work, Kite. - Really?
Was he-was he, um, confessing?
- You know how the job is. - 'Yeah, the job.'
The job.
That's always gonna be the thing.
[scoffs]
- What does that mean? - We all got jobs.
We all don't put them ahead of every other thing in our lives.
- No. This guy left his wife-- - And came to you.
And there you were.
- He was in a crisis. - Look.
Lilly.
You wanna save people at 3 in the morning, great.
God bless.
I know I screwed up.
It's just who you are.
You know and..
...and I admire it.
I do.
But, uh..
I don't wanna live like that.
I'll see you, okay?
[honking]
Wayne's in trouble?
You're both in trouble.
What'd I do? I don't leave my place. I got the gout.
This dates back to when you did leave, once in a while.
[Vera] 'August, '86.'
Lover's Lane.
I don't know what you're talking about.
The rape and murder of Eve Kendall.
Your boy's been talking.
Wayne is a liar.
[Valens] 'Carrie Plummer's been talking too.'
About you raping her when she was 15.
[sighs] A lot of girls have been around here.
Anything that happened was voluntary.
- Really? - They were cows.
[laughing] Should've thanked me.
Who else was gonna give it to 'em?
You got personality plus there, Jimbo?
[Valens] 'Lay of the land, Jim.'
We got sperm from whoever raped and killed Eve.
We got three bags of your beer bottles in the hall out there.
We compare DNA from your slobber on them bottles to the spunk?
End of you being free to sit your fat ass
on that couch all day.
- Where the hell is Wayne? - Locked up.
I'm gonna kill that stupid kid.
Might as well give it up, Jim.
Curtain's falling.
Damn.
They both should have died.
But Wayne, he's so weak.
He couldn't pull off his part.
Call me disgusting?
I'll show her disgusting.
[panting] Let's just go home, dad.
Oh, no.
Girl thinks so much of herself?
We're going to pull her down off her high horse.
'Then we're gonna give it to her good.'
Can't you just forget it?
I'll meet another girl.
No, no, we're getting this one.
Here.
'Take care of the kid.'
[Eve] 'What the hell?'
Remember us?
You haughty little bitch?
- 'Wayne?' - Kill the kid, Wayne.
Wayne, what are you doing?
Take the bottle and kill him.
- Come on, dad! - Shut up!
'I got the girl. Deal with him.'
[Eve screaming] 'Mark! No, Wayne, no!'
[Jim] 'Shut your mouth!'
Kill him, Wayne.
Don't you hear me? Don't be weak!
[Eve screaming] 'Mark!'
[Eve crying] No! No!
[Eve screaming]
[screaming]
[Eve screaming]
[screaming]
["Leather And Lace"]
♪ Is love so fragile ♪
♪ And the heart so hollow ♪
♪ Shatter with words ♪
♪ Impossible to follow ♪
♪ You're saying I'm fragile ♪
♪ I try not to be ♪
♪ I search only ♪
♪ For somethin' I can't see ♪
♪ I have my own life ♪
♪ And I am stronger than you know ♪
♪ But I carry this feelin' ♪
♪ When you walked into my house ♪
♪ That you won't be walking out the door ♪
♪ Still I carry this feelin' ♪
♪ When you walked into my house ♪
♪ That you won't be walking out the door ♪
♪ Lovers forever ♪
♪ Face to face ♪
♪ My city or mountains ♪
♪ Stay with me stay ♪
♪ I need you to love me ♪
♪ I need you today ♪
♪ Give to me your leather ♪
♪ Take from me ♪
♪ My lace ♪
♪ You in the moonlight ♪
♪ With your sleepy eyes ♪
♪ Could you ever love a man like me ♪
♪ And you were right ♪
♪ When I walked into your house ♪
♪ I knew I'd never want to leave ♪
♪ Sometimes I'm a strong man ♪
♪ Sometimes cold and scared ♪
♪ And sometimes I cry ♪
♪ Lovers forever ♪
♪ Face to face ♪
♪ My city or mountains ♪
♪ Stay with me stay ♪
♪ I need you to love me ♪
♪ I need you today ♪
♪ Give to me your leather ♪
♪ Take from me ♪
♪ My lace ♪
[theme music]
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