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[David Bowie ft. Queen singing "Under Pressure"]

♪ Pressure ♪

♪ Pushin' down on me ♪

♪ Pressing down on you ♪

♪ No man ask for ♪

♪ Under pressure ♪♪

[female #1] 'Steven totally surprised me.'

I've seen that street!

Those houses are glamour to the max, okay?

Steven told me I could decorate however I wanted.

I mean, he's at the hospital all the time, anyway.

No way! Any way you wanted?

So far, I've got leopard skin chairs

'a Persian carpet and Faberge eggs for the mantle.'

If I was you, I'd get, like, a big neon sign

like with my name on it and put it in the living room.

I'm thinking more, classical.

Oh, sure.

[door bell jingles]

No way!

Your doctor's here, Mrs. Chase.

Steven?

Lindsay?

Honey, is there something wrong? Babe, you're sweating!

Alan..

...died.

What do you mean?

You were gonna operate on him today--

On the table. During surgery.

- While I was operating. - No, no, honey.

[Steven] 'I think..'

...it's gonna get ugly, Lindsay.

Don't worry about the bill.

♪ ...Pressure we're cracking ♪

♪ Can't we give ourselves ♪

♪ One more chance ♪

♪ Why can't we give love ♪

♪ That one more chance.. ♪♪

[dramatic music]

[music continues]

[sirens waling]

[indistinct radio chatter]

[indistinct chatter]

The place looks ransacked.

Junkie housekeeping.

What do we got?

Melanie castle, 44.

Looks like a heroin overdose.

No foul play.

[Jeffries] 'Well, I'm guessing we're not here'

because an apartment just came on the market.

You two remember the Lindsay Chase murder?

A doctor kills his wife for the insurance money.

[Stillman] '23 years, Steven Chase'

has been in prison, tellin' the same story

about that night.

So what's the connection here?

Well, the doctor swore

he heard a gunshot, came downstairs

and saw a shaggy man and a blonde woman

'running out the door.'

[Jeffries] 'Only no one ever'

found evidence they existed.

Right.

Melanie here was wearing this.

There's an inscription.

Mm. "Dr. Chase..

all my love, Lindsay."

- Steven Chase's ring? - Yep.

Which ended up..

'...on a blonde woman.'

♪ Aah ♪

[theme music]

[music continues]

This whole box is wacko phone calls

useful citizens offering they know

a blonde gal and a shaggy guy.

Gotta love the specifics there.

Jury didn't buy the doctor's story.

Convicted him in two hours.

So Steven Chase is a big-league surgeon

until he loses a patient.

Well, not just any patient, a friend, Alan Moore.

And Moore's widow sues for malpractice

the doc's medical license gets suspended..

[Jeffries] 'And now he can't pay the bills'

but he has a million in life insurance on the wife.

Ain't that sweet. She ends up shot in her own living room.

Gun was never found?

No, just a receipt for a .38 Chase bought months earlier.

Guy's a doctor living in Chestnut Hill.

How's he hard-pressed for cash?

Well, says here he was pulling

in ten grand a month

but spending 14.

It was the '80s, Lil.

Why save for a rainy day when the sun's always shinin'?

So are we thinkin' this dead junkie

might've been half of this intruder team?

She's got the doctor's ring.

New day for the blonde-shaggy story.

Lousy alibi, but Chase has been sticking to it a long time.

You were quite the news item in '82 Dr. Chase.

[Jeffries] 'City follows your trial'

like it was the world series.

Yes. It's called Schadenfreude.

Uh, we're dumb cops so you'll have to

talk down to us.

Taking pleasure in other people's misfortune.

Works best if the other's got a long way to fall.

Rich doctor, beautiful wife

suddenly hits a wall?

And now he lives in a box with the scum of society.

Makes you feel good about your life, right?

No, there was also a rich stack of evidence against you.

[Rush] 'Like the gun you bought'

just before Lindsay was shot.

That was for me, not her.

I had dark days.

And your flimsy intruder story?

If I were a liar, I would've thought of something better.

You recognize this ring?

Lindsay gave it to me when I graduated med school.

'How did you get it?'

Tell us about the patient you lost.

Alan?

He and Diane were our best friends.

I made this mistake and it changed the course

of all of our lives.

Especially when Diane sued you.

I couldn't face her.

I...shrank.

But Lindsay didn't.

[Duran Duran singing "Save a Prayer"]

We shouldn't be here.

Yes, we should. Alan was our friend.

What can I say to her? I don't have any words.

You will. I know it.

You always do.

♪ Corner of the main street ♪

♪ And the lights are flashing ♪

♪ On your window sill.. ♪♪

[guests murmuring]

Diane...we are so sorry.

How can you come here?

We loved Alan.

You killed him.

He didn't, Diane.

It was a horrible accident--

I've contacted a lawyer.

Diane, no--

I want to see you lose something, too.

I'm sorry for your loss.

And you'll be sorry for yourlosses.

[Jeffries] 'Sounds like a threat.'

She was in shock. Grieving.

That's when people do things they couldn't normally stomach.

My wife was killed by a blonde woman and a shaggy man.

Diane had brown hair.

[Jeffries] 'Still, no one had motive'

like she did.

It's not possible.

We weren't those kind of people.

No. No one ever is.

Diane Moore?

Do I know you?

I'm Detective Valens, homicide.

Nice ride.

Well, it gets me there.

It's about, uh...

Lindsay Chase.

What about Lindsay?

We're lookin' at her murder again.

Poor Steven's been paying for that for 20 years.

"Poor" Steven?

He was a good friend, at one time.

You're singing a different tune than you did in '82.

'The way I heard it'

you gave it to Steve and Lindsay pretty good

at your husband's funeral.

Sent 'em away.

I was..

...out of my head when I lost Alan.

- I couldn't see past the pain. - Yeah?

I wanted their world to crumble..

...like mine had.

That's why the lawsuit?

And it broke them.

He couldn't practice, pay the mortgage.

They were cash poor.

Plus Chase got real depressed.

It was a horror show.

And I couldn't get enough of it.

[Khierstin Nichole singing "Still In Pain"]

♪ Everything I say ♪

♪ Everything I do ♪

♪ Always in a way ♪

♪ Everything gets back to you ♪

♪ Everywhere I go brings back to me ♪

Lindsay, hi.

Do you need a color?

No, uh... well, yeah

but that's not why I'm here.

- I'm looking for employment. - Oh.

I don't have professional experience

but I'm good with hair and nails.

Kitty! I've got aerobics

in 20 minutes.

Two secs, Diane.

[Diane] 'No, now.'

I'm the one paying you.

Look, all I've got is hair sweeping stuff.

It's minimum wage and it's your friends' hair.

They're not my friends anymore, so I don't mind.

I just need to make enough for groceries

till Steven gets better.

Sure. It'll be great, Linds.

Welcome.

[music continues]

I was so distraught..

...I actually enjoyed watching her suffer.

It wasn't until later I thought..

...maybe it was me.

You, what?

Who caused her death.

Maybe the lawsuit drove Steven

over the edge.

Made him...kill her.

[Stillman] 'Anything on our dead blonde junkie?'

Looked into her glorious past.

Few jobs. Stint in rehab. Usual story.

- No connect to the Chases? - Scotty have better luck?

Well, Lindsay Chase may have taken a low rent job

a few months before she died.

Will's running that down.

Struck out. IRS has no record of her working

at the Patrick Brea salon, or anywhere else.

What's it salon?

Brea. B-r-e-a.

Oh.

That was

Melanie Castle's employer, January to August '82.

That's the same time Lindsay was killed.

So our blonde and Lindsay Chase were co-workers.

[instrumental music]

Kitty Shaw?

Katarine.

Figured I'd upgrade the name

the rest of my life would follow.

♪ Ta da ♪

Detectives Rush and Jeffries, homicide.

We're wondering if you remember Lindsay Chase?

Of course. She was my friend.

Why don't we..

What about Melanie Castle?

Oh, my God.

We worked together, like, a million years ago.

Yikes. Why?

Melanie died two days ago.

'Heroin overdose.'

Oh God, no.

What does that have to do with Lindsay?

We're taking another look at her murder.

I thought her husband killed her?

We heard she might have worked for you

back at Patrick Brea salon?

[Jefferies] 'That's what we hear'

but there's no record of it.

We paid her under the table.

Paid most of the sweepers under the table.

- Like Melanie? - Yeah.

Now those two, that..

...that was a culture clash.

Melanie didn't appreciate

the extra help with the broom?

I don't think Melanie thought of Lindsay as..

...a helpful presence in her life, no.

[38 Special singing "Caught up in you"]

♪ I never knew ♪

♪ There'd come a day ♪

♪ When I'd be saying to you.. ♪♪

Feel better?

I'm sorry. You probably had plans.

'I didn't mean to cry at work.'

Hey, I'd cry too

if my super-hunk hubby was depressed in bed all day.

Plus, I thought eight hours would add up to more than this.

Steven's gonna pull through.

He's got a million reasons to get out of bed.

You, as one.

We're talking, okay?

Tell Timmy I wanted to sit at the bar.

Is this a girl thing?

No, it's fine.

Hi.

Timmy, this is Lindsay.

Yeah, I saw you before.

You're not driving the Beemer anymore.

It got repo-ed.

If you got money problems

that hair sweeping job isn't going to help you out

but I know about other stuff..

...real stuff that could help you out.

She's not like that. Take a chill.

Okay, I could see that she's classy, okay?

Don't have to point it out.

I wanna go.

- Now. - Why?

I just got one gulp down, what..

Psycho!

Mel!

So Melanie was a little sensitive about her boyfriend

making eyes at Lindsay?

Sounds like she wasn't too crazy about her before that.

She kind of felt Lindsay was lording over us

but it wasn't like that.

Know where Timmy ended up?

Jail? Halfway house?

Something sensational like that.

Have you..

Have you ever thought about doing a rinse?

Uh..

...sometimes.

You could go copper.

You've got the skin for it.

I'll think about it.

- Hey. - Scotty.

- Timothy Horan. - How's he lookin'?

[Valens] 'Well, shaggy.'

Starting in '83, methamphetamine

methamphetamine, methamphetamine.

Three-time loser with a blonde girlfriend.

Who hated Lindsay Chase.

Go pick him up.

Think so.

Oh, Scotty, I got somethin' for you.

- Who's this? - A doctor.

A grief counselor.

Well, I don't need that, boss.

- Can't hurt, can it? - Boss--

You never talk about it, Scotty.

I do better not talking.

Alright. Throw it away.

Timmy Horan?

I ain't done nothing wrong, officers.

I live straight now.

Sober except for beer.

So this is how you're making it by?

With your Windex?

I tried working regular

it just took too much out of me.

Well, see what you can muster up for this.

We're here about Lindsay Chase.

You and your girlfriend Melanie knew her.

[Valens] 'Yeah, you two fit the description'

of the couple Steven Chase saw

bolting out of his house that night.

Whoa. Lindsay was my friend.

Is that what you call girls you got a mission to bang?

There was sparks. That was mutual.

Not how we heard it, Timmy.

[Vera] We heard Melanie hated Lindsay

for acting like she was better than you two.

Yeah, she got real bent out of shape at you

for droolin' over Lindsay.

[Vera] 'So maybe you made it up to Melanie'

by taking the lady down.

Nah-uh. Me and Lindsay made a true bond.

- She came to me for help. - Yeah? How'd that go?

She asked me if it was really true I could make money.

And what did you say?

I said, "yeah, for you? Sure.

I just need a place to cook."

[Billy Idol singing "Dancing With Myself"]

♪ On the floors of Tokyo ♪

♪ Or down in London town to go go ♪

♪ With the record selection ♪

♪ And the mirror's reflection ♪

♪ I'm dancing with myself.. ♪♪

Kitty, my house smells like pee.

Steven's coming home tomorrow.

We'll roast coffee grounds. That'll cover it.

Hey, those were a wedding gift.

They work good.

Look at me.

I'm a doctor's wife.

That's Steven's ring.

He's gained weight. It doesn't fit him.

Aw.

Put it back, Melanie.

Why? You got her shirt on.

'Cause Lindsay gave it to me.

I didn't lift it. Put it back.

After this, no more.

It's not right, all this in your nice house, okay?

Hey.

[knock on door]

He's here.

So, I only need half.

That's only $3,000.

Lindsay..

It's $2,500 now.

Okay, Mike.

No.

What did you say?

Lindsay, don't.

Take it all. $6,000.

A deal's a deal.

Except when it's not.

I could kill you right now

take the whole batch for nothing..

...if I wanted to.

Take the deal or leave my house.

[music continues]

I never seen anything like it.

You don't talk to Mike like that.

- He was into big things. - What kind of things?

Big money things.

You tell Lindsay about the big money?

Well, yeah. She was real curious

about the stuff he did.

Money laundering, insurance scams.

You know if Lindsay and Mike ever met again?

She'd be dead if they did.

Which she is, Tim.

[instrumental music]

[instrumental music]

Looks like Lindsay was getting in over her head

trying to make some quick cash.

Fell in with a bad crowd speed freaks.

It could be why she didn't tell her husband about the salon job.

Didn't want him meeting

the lowlives she was hanging with.

We think her slide might have ended with this Mike Doherty?

Well, despite what Timmy said about him

the guy ain't got a record.

[Will] 'Worked under the radar, made a pile'

collecting insurance from staged robberies.

With some meth deals on the side.

What's Mike up to these days?

He owns Doherty Systems a home security store.

'Moved up in the world.'

Put his cat burglar skills to use.

I'm gonna get Scotty, drop in on Mike.

See if he and Lindsay met again.

Wonder why Kitty never mentioned the meth cookout?

You'd think cooking drugs

with Williams Sonoma would ring some bells.

I can't feel my face.

Southern comfort.

Melts it right off.

Speakin' of comfort, how's your barmaid?

Are you gonna henpeck me now, too?

I wave the red flag once.

You don't heed, it ain't my worry.

Well, she keeps me guessin'.

So, this ain't just a move for you?

Chris. A move? Nah.

Nah. I don't know..

...I don't think so.

What?

Well, you should figure that out.

- Right. - Soon.

Yeah.

[Valens] Dead bolts, chain locks.

This what you're calling "Systems," Mike?

Keep out the bad guys, don't they?

[Vera] 'You'd know, I guess.'

Don't get your meaning.

Your customers know they're being

protected by a criminal?

Never been arrested in my life.

So what can you tell us about Lindsay Chase?

Her husband killed her.

Blamed druggie intruders.

I read all about it.

[Valens] 'Oh, you had a closer seat than that, Mike.'

You were at Lindsay's house, remember?

To buy meth. You threatened her?

I may have negotiated with her.

"I could kill you right now." That a negotiation?

She couldn't have been too scared 'cause

she invited me back. Alone this time.

Well, let's talk about that.

The woman had guts. That's what I remember.

[dramatic music]

This real?

Yes. We were in Shanghai last year.

What's that?

No. Not that.

Steven's great-grandfather

was a turn of the century watercolorist.

It was a wedding gift.

He famous? Grandpa?

Experts know him. But you can't have it.

It has sentimental value.

You don't wanna do this, sell your house

don't waste my time.

I told you, we can't. He'd fall apart.

Then here it is, the night of the job

I'll call you from the mini-mart on Highland.

I'll ring twice and hang up. You got it?

Yeah.

That call is your five-minute warning.

Get upstairs, turn out the lights.

Okay.

Next morning, call the cops.

And then you'll wait six months

to collect the insurance.

I can't wait, I need the money.

- You can't look needy. - I am needy.

Six months, or we don't do this.

Fine.

We split the insurance money..

...I sell your stuff for cash, which I keep.

What are you doing?

You're high maintenance. I need a bonus.

I'll take this.

Just the deal. Not this.

No this..

...no deal.

No.

She buttoned up. No sale.

And you just let that happen.

I had 30 other deals going. I didn't need her.

Gal gets you all worked up and you just walk away?

Nobody gets me all worked up.

And her dying a week later, that's coincidence?

I wasn't thinking about her a week later.

She wasted enough of my time.

I still can't get used to 50 bucks for a haircut.

Even now I make a livin', I hate to spend money.

Mm, not me.

The minute I wasn't scraping by, I spent like it was my job.

Look at yourself, Lilly.

So, Kitty, how come you didn't tell us

about Lindsay and the meth?

She was my friend. I-I was protecting her.

How's that work?

She was ashamed of how desperate she was.

She wouldn't want people knowing that

she had a bunch of cretins turning her nice house

into a meth lab.

Well, I'm not judging Lindsay.

She was a good person in a tough spot.

You know, I might as well tell you the worst, then.

She stooped even lower than that.

This have something to do with Mike?

- Timmy. - Melanie's guy?

Kid was tripping over himself to get with Lindsay.

She knew it.

And she needed someone to help her

with what she was planning.

[instrumental music]

You know what I think?

I think people underestimate you.

Yeah?

You're sweet.

And you're fun.

I'm fun, huh?

And you're smart.

You are so sexy.

I need smart.

What's goin' on?

Me and her are talkin'. Beat it.

- Where's Melanie? - Cousin's funeral.

Butt out.

How about some more peanuts, Timmy?

Yeah.

Comin' up.

What are you doin', Linds?

Just hangin' with Timmy.

You mean you're shaking your ass for him.

What's going on?

Um..

[sniffles]

You know how that guy Mike pulled the plug on the robbery?

'Cause you wouldn't give it up for him.

And that was the right thing.

But I thought if I got someone else

to do it..

Someone I could control.

Linds, look at me.

That's not the kind of people we are.

We don't work it for twerps like Timmy.

We're above that.

You just gotta hang in there.

You know what song Steven loves?

"Don't stop thinkin' about tomorrow."

That is so true, Linds.

That's what I want to hear you saying.

Things are gonna get good again.

Fresh nuts..

Sexy.

Take a hike, Timmy.

You are so out of line.

Lindsay, I know I'm jumping the gun

but maybe you should tell your friend, there's sparks.

I'm not making it up, right?

[music continues]

[Rush] 'So Timmy got rejected by Lindsay'

hours before she died?

Yeah, he was dreaming.

She was so far out of his league.

Doesn't mean he couldn't have lashed out

at her for sending him away.

I guess not.

How'd he take Lindsay's death?

Truth is, I don't know.

He and Melanie split..

...he never showed his face at the bar again.

I never..

...downed so much of this..

...I forgot where I was.

You don't wanna play "I never" with me.

I never..

'stole liquor from my employer after hours.'

I never..

caused complications for myself..

...just 'cause of some guy.

Worth it.

I never checked my cell phone ten times in an hour

...'cause I was hoping someone had called.

What kind of someone?

Complicated.

Never..

..pictured someone

so vivid from the night before

I missed my stop

'went five miles out of my way'

before I realized.

You ain't sick of me?

Feels like you just got here.

Oh, Lindsay Chase treated you real bad, Timmy. Led you on.

[Vera] 'Me, I can't stand a tease.'

You go down a road, you should deliver.

You tell her that?

You go to Lindsay's house that night and tell her your terms?

- No. - High-class lady like that.

I bet you she laughed in your face.

She wasn't teasin' me.

She denied about the sparks.

Maybe in front of her friend.

Something happen when her friend wasn't around?

Before kitty had to butt in

Lindsay and me were confidantes.

Is that so?

She told me 'bout how it really was

in that big, fancy house.

'It was all roses on the outside'

but inside...she was cryin'.

About what, Timmy?

Her husband, 'spite of havin' a grade A wife

had a dish on the side.

Steven Chase had a girlfriend?

Hurt Lindsay especially bad 'cause it was her friend.

Some...Diane girl.

Diane?

You sure about that?

So, the doc and Diane, huh?

Puts a new spin on her husband dying on his table.

You know, I think I figured it out, doc.

The way you live, solipsism.

Oh, I'm not Ivy league, but I pick up a thing or two.

It's the belief that you're the only thing that really exists--

- I know what it means. - It's your world.

We're just livin' in it. Sound right?

No, it doesn't.

You had an affair with Diane Moore.

Yes.

Left that part out?

I wonder why.

Her husband dies on your operating table

just months before your wife gets shot

clearing the way for you and Diane.

- No. - No?

Yes, it happened. No, I didn't plan it.

Two dead people and all, but who cares?

It's your world, you get what you want, Diane.

Alan dying ruined my life.

- 'Cause she turned on you. - Wrong.

Then the jury didn't buy your lame story

and sent you away forever.

Suddenly, the world didn't revolve around you.

The affair was nothing.

Hurt Lindsay enough to bring it up to a virtual stranger.

- What stranger? - Young buck named Timmy.

A loser to the core, but he loved Lindsay.

I loved Lindsay.

Nothing says that sweeter than banging her friend.

The times were indulgent.

Selfish.

I got caught up in it.

Well, while you were being selfish and indulgent

your wife was down on the ground with the rest of us

trying to scrape out a living.

- What do you mean? - She was dealing drugs.

Planning to rip off your house to get the insurance money.

What? Lindsay?

She was desperate..

...to save you.

Then we'd both hit our lowest point.

Funny thing is, that's when we found each other again.

Steven, what are you doing in the dark?

I've ruined our lives.

What are you doing?

Who are you dressed like that for?

No one.

You seeing someone?

No, Steven, give me the gun.

I wouldn't blame you.

Please, give it to me.

Without me..

...you could get your life back.

This is my life..

...us.

I miss you.

If you leave..

...I don't know what will happen to me.

I've been so lost.

I just wanna get away from here, okay?

Okay.

Honey, yes.

We'll sell the house

and we'll leave.

Okay?

I just wanna be with you.

[phone rings]

Will you go upstairs with me?

[phone rings]

[dramatic music]

You go. I'll be right there.

I love you, babe.

I love you.

I went upstairs and... heard the shot.

End of Lindsay...and me.

You said the phone rang twice?

What does that mean?

Two rings and hang up.

That was your signal, Mike.

Except the deal was off. Remember?

Then how come we have a phone call

coming from a convenience store on Highland

minutes before Lindsay's murder?

You tell me.

[Will] 'Your plan was in motion.'

'You telling us you weren't a part of it?'

I hope you got more than a phone call.

You're afraid we're wasting your time, Mike?

Like Lindsay wasted yours?

You didn't answer me.

Is this all you have?

No, it ain't.

We were just wasting our time

looking into your finances

and came up with something interesting.

Seems Doherty Systems has been receiving payments

from Katarine salon since the early '80s.

Now, why would Kitty be paying Mike?

- That's pretty mysterious. - 'Yeah.'

You two secretly family, Mike?

I ain't talking.

Okay. We'll talk to Kitty.

Well, that should be easy.

I mean, you know how these hair dressers are.

Talk, talk, talk.

I was there.

Were you?

But I didn't kill her.

I can prove it.

How?

I have the gun.

With her prints on it.

That's why she pays me.

So, kitty was the blonde?

[dramatic music]

Keep a lookout.

What?

You're supposed to be out of here.

The plan is off. What are you doing here?

- Kitty? - Linds, go upstairs.

Me and mike can do this whole thing right

and you can get your money.

I don't wanna do this anymore, Kitty.

You don't have to "do" anything. I took care of it.

This is a mess. You said it was set.

[Kitty] 'Lindsay..'

I gave him what he wanted, so don't worry.

Everything's gonna be okay, just like I said.

Why did you do that?

Well, duh. For...you.

For...tomorrow.

Your better tomorrows.

Like it? It's my Stevie Nicks thing.

Are you crazy?

You're the one who talked about the song.

Steven's upstairs. Just please go.

Yeah, no problem. This is way too sloppy.

Why are you pissed at me?

I'm doing this as your friend.

This is crazy. I was crazy, okay? I'm not like this.

And I am.

I am like this, I guess. Right?

We're selling the house and leaving here

leaving this all behind.

So, just go.

You got it.

- No! - Hey!

Kitty, please!

I thought I was, like your closest friend.

Put that down!

Kitty...please.

Was I?

Kitty, my God.

I just wanna know

was I your friend?

Did you ever even care?

Yes! Fine! Whatever! Please!

'Just get out. Get out of my life.'

[gunshot]

[Steven] 'Lindsay?'

[crying]

[dramatic music]

[music continues]

[music continues]

[Journey singing "Don't stop believing"]

♪ Just a small town girl ♪

♪ Livin' in a lonely world ♪

♪ She took the midnight train ♪

♪ Goin' anywhere ♪

♪ Just a city boy ♪

♪ Born and raised in South Detroit ♪

♪ He took the midnight train ♪

♪ Goin' anywhere ♪

♪ A singer in a smokey room ♪

♪ The smell of wine and cheap perfume ♪

♪ For a smile they can share the night ♪

♪ It goes on and on and on and on ♪

♪ Strangers waitin' ♪

♪ Up and down the boulevard ♪

♪ Their shadow's searchin' ♪

♪ In the night ♪

♪ Streetlight people ♪

♪ Livin' just to find emotion ♪

♪ Hidin' somewhere ♪

♪ In the night ♪

♪ Workin' hard to get my fill ♪

♪ Everybody wants a thrill ♪

♪ Payin' anything to roll the dice ♪

♪ Just one more time ♪

♪ Some will win ♪

♪ Some will lose ♪

♪ Some were born to sing the blues ♪

♪ Oh the movie never ends ♪

♪ It goes on and on and on and on ♪

♪ Don't stop believin' ♪

♪ Hold on to that feelin' ♪

♪ Streetlight ♪

♪ People ♪

♪ Ohh ♪

♪ Don't stop believin' ♪

♪ Hold on.. ♪♪

[Rush] Stay tuned for scenes from our next episode.

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