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♪ All she wants is ♪

♪ All she wants is ♪

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♪ All she wants is ♪

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♪ All she ♪♪Uh uh♪

♪ Wants is ♪♪Uh uh♪

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♪ Wants is ♪♪Uh uh♪

♪ Hey hey hey hey ♪

♪ Spend your money on the corner now ♪

♪ Know you've got to save some for the shoeshine boy ♪

I'd like an application for club membership.

♪ You've been pulling them by the hand inside ♪

♪ Oh collecting all your toys ♪

♪ If you need a lead to heaven now ♪

[siren wails]

♪ Just stick around.. ♪♪

[dramatic music]

[gasps]

[officer gasps]

[woman gasps]

[officer] 'Unit 42 to Dispatch'

'requesting immediate medical assistance'

'for a female victim.'

'Gunshot wound to the head.'

'At the intersection of Fifth and College. Hurry.'

[sirens wailing]

[labored breathing]

[male #1] 'Ms. Rush? Lilly?'

'Is there someone we should contact?'

[gasps]

[panting]

[siren wails]

You under the weather, Lil?

Oh, I was up late. Paperwork.

[chuckles]

Why are we here?

The ME wants us to take a look at a Jane Doe.

They just find the body?

A guest of St. Michael's Hospital.

Eighteen years on the city dime.

Well, how's that make her a homicide?

She died last night.

Back in '89, she got caught

on the wrong side of town

the wrong end of a gun.

ME says death's the result of the bullet wound

to her head.

Meaning Jane Doe's our jurisdiction.

Original theory is she's a transient

some kind of altercation.

- Anything new? - Just a mysterious admirer.

Leaves a care package every month.

Champagne, caviar, Godiva chocolate.

Some care package.

Not that Jane Doe noticed.

Been in one of those persistent vegetative states

since the shooting.

Trapped inside her own mind.

What a way to go.

They let you across the street in daylight?

Prepping testimony.

Some of these medical types need coddling.

And they send you?

That's funny.

And with that ringing endorsement..

Don't be so sensitive.

I should go.

Glad to see you back on the job.

Thanks.

Lieutenant.

Detective.

[whistles] And I thought the Cold War was over.

Now, what are you talking about?

Only thing you didn't do was pull her pigtails.

Ah.

I'll meet you inside. Hmm?

[female #1] 'This woman suffered a cerebral hemorrhage'

'resulting in a massive stroke.'

Bullet fragments dormant in the brain accelerated the process.

You saying almost 20 years dying

in a hospital bed is accelerated?

I'm saying the bullet killed your victim.

- Just took some time doin' it. - Yeah, this we knew.

Got somethin' else?

As I was saying before you decided to honor us

with your presence

'I believe I do.'

What are we looking at?

Saline breast implants.

Circa 1989.

Uncommon back then?

Well, most of the industry still used silicone.

This...was rare.

So these things expensive?

Yeah...must have spent

'fifteen grand on them.'

A lot of money to spend on yourself.

Woman was no transient.

Means someone out there should be missing her.

That or they're glad she's finally dead.

[theme music]

[Stillman] Jane Doe, mid 30s

found in the Badlands, shot in the face.

[Rush] Well, cops back then figured she was homeless.

Thinking now, rich girl gets robbed for her Cartier.

Puts up a fight.

Ballistics can't get much on the bullet fragments.

Probably a 9 millimeter.

Hmm. Well, that narrows it down.

Only witness seems to be the victim herself.

Leaves us with one photo to identify her.

'And half her face is gone.'

Well, that's where 18 years helps us.

Computer-generated renderings

of what Jane Doe looked like before she was shot.

We're circulating them to missing persons bureaus

across the country.

Pretty lady.

Got something.

Serial number on the saline pouches

traced back to a Dr. Jeremy Fincher.

Plastic surgeon out of Cherry Hill, New Jersey.

Well, bring him in. Let's see what the doctor remembers.

This is Margot Chambers from the club.

We used to mingle on the 19th hole.

19th hole.

That in Cherry Hill?

It's anywhere my friends Johnny and Walker reside.

Gotcha.

Margot came to the club, I don't know

winter of '89.

Left six months later.

- You two close? - 'I wouldn't call it that.'

She came in for breast augmentation.

- I thought it was strange. - Why is that?

Margot had a classic beauty most women would have envied.

She was..

...she was exquisite, really. Hmm.

Sounds like you were fond of her.

I didn't see the need for the work

but Margot had a way of convincing people.

Any idea why she was so insistent?

She didn't say, but a couple of weeks after the procedure

I realized she was competing in a different league.

And country club women play dirty.

[Echo and the Bunnymen singing "Lips Like Sugar"]

You're staring at my breasts, Jeremy.

Just admiring the craftsmanship.

- Yes, you do good work. - You made it easy, Margot.

I feel ashamed to even accept money for it.

[chuckles] That's okay. I don't intend to pay.

[chuckling]

♪ Lips like sugar ♪

♪ Just when you think you've caught her ♪

That son of a bitch.

[laughing]

♪ She calls for you tonight ♪

♪ To share this moonlight ♪

[laughs]

Hi, Margot.

Don't "Hi, Margot" me, you little hussy.

Excuse me.

Your husband aware you're a full-service operation, dear?

Ms. Chambers, I think you've had too much to drink.

What's she do for you that I don't?

Huh? What's this two-piece whore got on me?

Listen, I think there's a misunderstanding.

Damn straight there is, sweetheart.

You're messing with private property.

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

Come closer. I'll be clearer.

Listen, Margot, you need to stop.

'You're making a fool of yourself.'

How can you do this? We have something, Spencer.

It's over, and you..

Let go of me this instant or I'll..

What? What, you'll get me fired?

You've got far more than a job to lose.

You push me, Margot, I'll push back.

♪ Sugar kisses ♪

♪ Lips like sugar.. ♪♪

Needless to say, the pool boy was gone after that incident.

But Margot disappeared, too.

I-I always assumed she went

to Aspen, the Hamptons.

What about Spencer's hot squeeze, Melissa?

She still around?

Mel? Mel's a fixture.

Her husband practically owns the club.

Did her mouth last year.

Frown lines.

This won't take long, will it? Tee time's in 15.

It's about Spencer Mason.

Young guy worked here about 18 years ago, cabana boy.

Can't pin him down.

He might be involved in the shooting of a Margot Chambers.

You knew her.

Yes, but I have no memory of him.

[Rush] 'Well, that's kind of funny 'cause we did'

a little background on you.

Pulled credit card records from 1989.

There's a lot of charges, Marriot, Ritz, Hilton..

Those are hotels, right?

Spencer and I were involved.

A tryst with the pool boy.

More than a tryst.

He was my ticket away from this place.

Talk about Margot and Spencer.

He said that dragon lady had him by the throat.

She was blackmailing him to continue seeing her.

How'd she manage that?

Said if he didn't keep her happy

she'd accuse him of rape.

Turn him in to the cops.

Well, hell hath no fury.

Spencer needed to get away.

He was in trouble. I was gonna save him.

[Cyndi Lauper singing, "I Drove All Night"]

♪ I had to escape ♪

♪ The city was sticky and cruel ♪

Spencer?

- Spencer? - Shh.

- Were you followed? - No.

Margot's been watching my every move.

Are you sure you weren't followed?

I was careful.

Did you bring the money?

♪ Your arms open wide ♪

♪ This fever for you is just burning me up inside ♪

The dream's almost ours.

You and me, white, Jamaican sands.

We're gonna be so happy.

[car approaching]

She's here. I thought you said you were careful.

I was. I.. What do we do?

I'll take the car, lose her on the expressway.

- Come back for you. - What'll I do without you?

Baby, there's no telling what she might do if she sees you.

Hide here. I'll come back for you.

♪ Woke you from your sleep ♪

[Spencer] 'Hold onto this.'

And be careful. That's my heart.

♪ I drove all night ♪

♪ To get to you.. ♪♪

I hid in that place for hours.

He took my car, $50,000 cash.

Played me like the fool I was.

Ever report it?

Told my husband I had a gambling problem.

Went into therapy for a few months.

Moved on with my life.

Now, if there isn't anything else..

No. You can go.

This guy's a pro.

Plays two rich broads off against each other

comes out clean.

Not so clean

if Margot caught up with him a few weeks later.

They mix it up.

And he took more than her money.

You turned me in to IAD, didn't you?

Your charm never ceases to amaze.

Not even denying it? Unbelievable.

'I got asked a question.'

Answered honestly. Try it sometime.

Where I come from, we got an issue with someone we tell 'em.

Where I come from we don't tolerate screw-ups.

No, what's your problem?

I could ask you the same thing.

You're pissed I never made a move?

Come on, Scotty.

Figured you were smarter than that.

Oh, yeah, you got me all figured out, huh?

You are nothing if not predictable.

See that comin'?

Go ahead.

Destroy everything.

It's what you're good at.

You got no idea what I'm capable of.

Is that right?

Got a hit off the photo

we're circulating on Margot Chambers, boss.

- Someone step forward? - Well, you could say that.

Margot Chambers is also..

'...Margot Chandler..'

'...Margot Keller..'

Margot Kentworth.

Each name comes with its own Social Security number

birth certificate and criminal record.

She has outstanding warrants in four states.

Fraud, check-kiting, grand theft.

Margot's no rich victim. She's a con artist.

Just like Spencer.

In fact..

...they were a team.

Hmm.

[Rush] Well, Margot and Spencer had quite the partnership.

[Miller] They spent years crisscrossing the country

runnin' their various scams.

[Vera] The flop, the flat joint

the sawbuck switch.

[Miller] You got some kind of secret past we don't know about, Nick?

- Just his old Uncle Vernon. - He knew some things.

Yeah, unfortunately all the wrong things.

[Rush] 'Well, by the time Margot and Spencer ended up back East'

they had their country club scam going strong.

Spencer roped in the lonely rich girls

Margot scared them.

And they walked away with a pile of cash.

So what got between them?

Maybe Spencer got tired of doing all the heavy liftin'.

Must've been exhausting pulling

the knock-and-tickle on all those trophy wives.

Or she was jealous. Older woman, younger man.

Afraid she couldn't keep his interest.

So how do we find a guy who changes his name

more often than his underwear?

Figure he's the one who slipped

in and out of Margot's hospital.

Left gifts every month for 18 years.

That's some guilty conscience.

Like maybe he'd wanna pay his last respects at her grave.

[Kat] 'So we plant an obit.'

"Margot Chambers, blah, blah, blah

being buried at Oak Pines Cemetery."

Stake it out.

- No, not me. Got court. - When?

Whenever the stakeout is.

"Plant an obit," she says.

"Stake it out."

Yeah.

Day and a half of my life I'm not getting back.

'Cause I'm so stimulated sitting next to you?

What in the hell is the sawbuck switch?

Uh, you got a $20 bill?

You wanna see the trick or not?

So I go into a busy tavern

and I order a beer waving this 20.

You pour my suds and give me change for the 20..

...instead of the ten I actually gave you.

[gasps]

Got a car comin'.

Spencer Mason?

He's rabbiting!

It's tough.

Losing someone close.

I'm certain wherever she is

she's glad you came.

Don't be too sure.

My husband.

Sometimes I feel responsible.

You know?

You like older men, detective?

'Cause your husband died in 1942.

Nice trick with the decoy.

Well, if I knew they'd send a cop looks like you, I..

...I wouldn't have bothered.

Gonna make this hard on us, Spencer?

Wouldn't dream of it.

You've been lucky a long time, Spencer.

Eighteen years, not one arrest.

Yeah, well, it's not luck that's kept me out of trouble.

I'm out of the game.

Just like any working man.

Fake Social.

Half a dozen aliases.

Which name's real?

You gonna turn me in to the Feds?

We're not interested in your scams, Spencer.

We're murder police.

You think I shot Margot.

I've been in and out of that hospital

a thousand times.

If I wanted Margot dead, I could've done it easy.

FBI's just a phone call away, Spencer.

'They'd be real excited to meet you.'

Alright, wait.

After we took the redhead in Cherry Hill

I wanted out.

I was sick of the game.

But then we got to Philly and..

...it started again.

Got a dream.

Little white shack in Jamaica.

Right on the beach.

It's not much

but I'd kill or die to have you there.

You're overselling.

Too specific in the beginning, too grand at the end.

You want to entice the girl.

What the hell are you looking at?

You know why you like her?

She looks like me.

Trailer park version, anyway.

I'm sick of this.

The same bit, the same girl

the same crappy motel.

I'm tired.

You tired of this, too?

[pounding on door]

[male #2] 'Margie, I know you're there!'

Who is it, the cops?

[whispering] Just get in the bathroom now.

[male #2] 'Open this damn door now!'

- Where is he? - It's been a while, Lenny.

What brings you to the big city?

I know that little turd's here somewhere.

Don't take another step.

You gonna do me like you did Hank?

I didn't put that gun in your brother's mouth.

Might as well have, Margie.

It's Margot now.

You took every penny Hank had.

You took his pride.

He had fun while it lasted.

He was my baby brother, Margie.

I told you it's Margot.

Now get the hell out of my room.

You made a mistake.

You should've killed me when you had the chance.

'Cause I sure as hell am going to make you pay.

[door opens]

It was the first time I saw what we did to people.

Aftertheir lives fell apart.

'I got out after that.'

I took my split from Cherry Hill

went to Florida the next day.

And Margot?

Well, when I left, she was running scared.

Was plannin' a quick exit.

Not quick enough.

You buyin' this line?

Story holds.

Henry Delpy out of Blossburg, PA

reported a Margie Kentworth

taking everything he owned

back in the mid '70s.

Guy ended up eatin' his gun.

Brother Lenny goes after her thinking eye for an eye?

Mm.

Check him out.

What about Prince Charming?

Cut him loose.

But put a plainclothes unit on him, see what he does.

Margie finally got in over her head.

[Jeffries] 'You mean, Margot.'

Well, she could've called herself the Queen of Sheba.

It wasn't gonna change who she was.

Trailer park trash like all of us.

Are you saying she came from here?

Oh, yeah. Two rows back as a matter of fact.

Though by the age of ten, you could see she meant to get out.

- Ambitious. - Motivated.

Mom beat the crap out of her daily.

Yeah, Margie would watch the old movies to escape.

What was the one? Audrey Hepburn and Humphrey Bogart.

Uh..."Sabrina,"yeah.

Poor girl makes good.

Like Margot.

Yeah, Margie watched it over and over.

Started believing she deserved more than a welfare husband

or canned chili dinner.

[Vera] 'Sad story.'

Oh, no. She got what she deserved.

[Jeffries] 'Well, not the attitude I'd be going for'

if I was trying to look innocent.

I-I wasn't out to kill her.

I was gonna turn her in to the cops.

Uh-huh.

This old hick from the boonies

had a few tricks up his own sleeve.

Planted a bug in her room.

Lenny, you're a man after my own heart.

[Elton John singing "Sacrifice"]

What's that?

You've never had Pop Rocks before?

Okay.

Pour some in your mouth.

[laughs]

♪ When the scent of her lingers ♪

Funny, right? Now drink some soda.

♪ And temptation's strong ♪

[chuckles]

Where'd you come from?

Nowhere.

Born on the run, lived that way ever since.

Fifteen states in eighteen years.

How about you?

Five miles down the interstate

where I was born, raised..

...probably where I'll die.

♪ Hard done by you ♪

♪ Some things look better baby ♪

Mmm.

♪ Just passing through ♪

Sounds like paradise.

[door opens]

♪ ...sacrifice ♪♪

Um...sorry.

Um, I'll just go.

Leave the towels.

No time to be doing the maid.

I mean, honestly, what's the angle?

The angle, Margot, is none of your business.

Everything's my business right now. We're in trouble.

And while you were servicing the help

I was working our exit strategy.

- Life insurance? - Three million dollars' worth.

All I got to do is sign over the beneficiary card to you.

I die.

'We're rich.'

You kind of really need a body to make this work.

Insurance companies won't take your word on it.

That maid of yours, Kylie

she really does a crap job.

No way.

- She's off limits. - She looks like me.

'With a little work, the right clothes'

we could pass as twins.

I've never asked you for anything

not once, but I'm asking now.

We don't have the time.

And she already trusts you.

It's perfect.

- I won't do it. - You don't have a choice.

Your other option is run for the rest of your life.

'Cause Lenny's just the first.

There's more out there, guaranteed.

'We've reached the end of the line, baby.'

But with this, not only do we disappear

we do it rich.

Then you can buy any kind of normal you want.

So by the time I got the tape to anyone who'd listen

Margie and the kid had disappeared.

And I mean vanished off the face of this earth.

So Margot was gonna fake her own death

using the boyfriend's new girl?

Boyfriend?

Is that what you guys think?

Spencer wasn't Margie's boyfriend.

He was her son.

Mm. Heard about mother issues before, but this is messed up.

Must've had the kid when she was 14.

Put him to work before he could talk.

Conspiracy, fraud, murder.

Hallmarks of any mother-son relationship.

I got it.

I found the insurance policy.

"Three million dollars, taken out on Margot McKinney.

Payable to...Linus Larrabee."

Expired three years ago.

Woman takes a bullet to the skull, manages to hold on

three years after her insurance expires.

What I call resolve.

Now, who's Linus Larrabee?

Figure Spencer can shed some light.

'Cause he's been so forthright up to now?

Doesn't matter. Spencer ducked his tail an hour ago.

'Lost in a crowd of tourists by Independence Park.'

[Valens] 'That slick son of a bitch.'

On the other hand, we've got a lead

on Kylie Kramer, the motel maid.

- Not dead? - Very much alive.

She's got a history, too.

Juvenile record.

Ah, so it's sealed.

Not anymore.

Kylie's father went down for rape when she was nine.

'Put her in bad with men from the start.'

This girl's no joke.

[clears throat] Stalking charges, battery.

Agg assault?

Knifed a guy who was two-timing her.

Maybe Kylie gets wind of Margot's plan to do her in..

Does Margot first.

Spencer was good, you know?

Better than them other slugs out there.

Kinda guy you wanna hang on to, huh?

Believe me, girl, I tried, with everything I got.

Mother issues, right?

Same story, different book.

If it's not a wife

'it's a mom.'

Margot was a bitch on wheels.

Bitch that deserved to die?

That's not me sayin' it.

I heard you were handy with a blade.

Push comes to shove.

Troubled youth is what they call it.

But that's the past.

[Miller] 'Like to believe you, Kylie.'

The only problem is

Margot was looking to take you out of the picture.

[Rush] 'You still being here, and her being dead..'

...brings up questions.

Well, maybe I have some answers.

[The Human League singing "Don't You Want Me?"]

I told you, Margot. I don't want it.

Of course, you do. It's Godiva.

- It's got sauce inside. - Not sauce, cherry cordial.

It's not a thousand-dollar napkin.

Margot, she's an adult.

Well, all evidence to the contrary.

Let's see if we've made any improvement.

What the hell is this?

I think you look great.

I look like you.

But that's what Spencer likes, dear.

No. I liked her the way she was.

Oh, don't frown, Kylie.

Show off those pearly whites we fixed for you.

The bill's paid.

By whom?

A red-headed woman.

She left this, said it belongs to him.

♪ Don't Don't you want me? ♪

How did she find us?

We've got to complete this tonight.

We can't.

We don't got a choice, Spencer.

Complete what?

♪ You know I don't believe you ♪

♪ When you say that you don't need me ♪♪

Should've seen the looks on their faces.

Like they just got goosed or somethin'.

What happened after that?

I go to Spencer's room that night and he is gone.

I mean, not a trace.

Margot, too.

Along with my last chance at something real.

Take it from me, girl, you dodged a bullet.

[phone rings]

- Rush. - 'Your boss made a mistake.'

[Spencer] 'Should've put you on my tail.'

Where are you, Spencer?

'Haven't guessed my real name yet?'

I'm not playing games.

'Go to the beginning, figure it out.'

'When you do, I'll be waiting.'

[Stillman] 'You lied to us, Melissa.'

You weren't over Spencer, far from it.

You were followin' him. Looking to settle the score.

That's not true.

A witness places you at a Philadelphia hair salon

with Margot same day she took a bullet.

[Valens] 'Got a registered 9 millimeter Beretta.'

- Belongs to your husband. - 'They took from you, Melissa.'

Played you like a cheap piano.

Nearly destroyed my marriage.

I don't doubt it.

Trying to explain away all that cash.

It wasn't the money.

It was the humiliation.

They were laughing at me.

You couldn't let that stand.

I tracked him down.

Took weeks.

Calling every damn country club in New Jersey

New York, Pennsylvania.

And that's when you decided to kill them.

I watched them at the motel.

Waited for dark.

For my moment.

I saw a woman going into Spencer's room.

At first, I thought it was Margot

but it wasn't.

Margot was in the next room.

Then everything just got crazy.

[gunshot]

[gasps]

Oh, my God, oh, my God, oh, my God.

[gunshot]

I don't know what the hell happened

and I don't want to know.

I left.

Tried to forget I was ever there.

So Kylie and Spencer double-crossed Margot.

They fake her murder, make it look real.

Why?

Well, they needed her to sign the beneficiary card

on the insurance.

That means Margot the master grifter

got beat at her own game.

I did what you said.

I went to the beginning.

Blossburg.

Not much consensus on Margot, except everyone remembers

she loved those old movies..

...especially"Sabrina."

Yeah, must have seen it a thousand times.

It's a good one.

What was Humphrey Bogart's name in it again?

Uh..

...Linus..

...Larrabee.

[both chuckle]

Linus Larrabee.

The same name's on the hotel registry.

Also the beneficiary on Margot's insurance policy.

Your birth name, right?

Yeah, Margot thought it sounded fancy.

It didn't do me any favors on the playground.

I know what it's like.

Having a difficult mother.

'Took you out on the road early, huh?'

Put me to work at six.

Well, that kind of life..

...anyone could understand your anger.

Playing the sympathy card.

Is that your game, Lilly?

You wanted me to find you here.

Why?

I'd never hurt Margot.

I took care of her all those years.

Because she was your mother.

Plus she was the only one who knew me.

I mean, no one..

...will ever love me the way she did.

Then why'd you kill her?

'Now, you're a con man.'

'Probably lie with your last breath.'

But I need you to be honest.

Not for me.

For Margot.

'For your mother.'

I just wanted to be normal.

Stand up, baby. You're gonna get blood everywhere.

Come on. Move.

[sighs] Gotta go now, baby.

Everything's gonna be okay.

I'll make sure of it.

You have to sign the beneficiary card over to me.

You earned it tonight, kid.

Guess I did.

We'll dump the body, get rid of the car.

I got the bus tickets, too.

Blanks?

I didn't think you had it in you.

Honestly, I didn't see it coming at all.

Work of art, darling.

And who knew you had a brain.

Spencer, do it already.

Put the gun down, Linus.

'She's not worth it.'

[Spencer] 'Shut up, Margot.'

I did it all for you..

...because I love you.

'You're the only one who matters.'

Don't listen to her, Spencer.

The day you were born, I swore you'd have a better life.

'You're my only reason to live, Linus.'

You're my son.

- I can't. - And I'm your mother.

You're a monster!

[screams]

Mama?

'Mama?'

Just say something.

Please.

Sorry, mama.

I'm so sorry.

[sighs]

I wanted so bad to have my own life

to be free of her.

Now after all these years..

...you are.

And I'm so..

...lost without her.

It was his idea..

...the whole thing.

'Take her down and get the money.'

But I never had a chance with that woman in his life.

He was what she made him. She was his mother.

[sobbing] We were supposed to be free after her.

[sniffles]

But Spencer just sat there, starin' at her.

So you did everything.

Cleaned the room, dumped the body, the car.

All he had to do was come and get me.

He never showed.

Three days I waited..

...and then I heard the news on the radio.

That bitch was still alive.

[Kylie] 'I've been waiting.'

Where were you?

Spencer.

It's time to go before somebody sees us here.

I did this for you, you know?

For our dreams. Remember?

[sobbing] 'We're free now. We can go anywhere we want.'

Please don't make me go alone.

I can't leave her.

She's my mother.

[sighs]

[George Michael singing "One More Try"]

♪ I've had enough of danger ♪

♪ And people on the streets ♪

♪ I'm looking out for angels ♪

♪ Just trying to find some peace ♪

♪ I think it's time ♪

♪ That you let me know ♪

♪ So if you love me ♪

♪ Say you love me ♪

♪ But if you don't ♪

♪ Just let me go ♪

♪ 'Cause teacher ♪

♪ There are things ♪

♪ That I don't wanna learn ♪

♪ And the last one I had ♪

♪ Made me cry ♪

♪ So I don't wanna learn to ♪

♪ Hold you touch you ♪

♪ Think that you're mine ♪

♪ Because it ain't no joy ♪

♪ For an uptown boy ♪

♪ Whose teacher has told him goodbye ♪

♪ Goodbye goodbye ♪

♪ When you were just a stranger ♪

♪ And I was at your feet ♪

♪ I didn't feel the danger ♪

♪ Now I feel the heat ♪

♪ That look in your eyes.. ♪♪

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

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