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Uh, my name is Charlie McCarthy. What's yours?

[ Woman ] Vicky. Oh, that's cute.

[ Man ] Charlie. Uh-- Oh. Vicky, Mr. Bergen. Bergen, Vicky.

[ Bergen ] How do you do? [ Vicky ] How do you do?

You know, ventriloquism has always fascinated me.

It has? Well, I'll be glad to explain it for you.Mmm.

Well, I'd love to know, but really, I must--

[ Bergen ] Oh, please stay. It'll just take a minute.

[ Vicky Sighs ] Oh, yes. Well, um--

Ventriloquism, it starts here... Uh-huh.

and goes up here--And it comes out here.

- It comes out there, yes. - Tell me, how do you talk without moving your lips?

Uh, it's, uh--

Well-- May I have your hand?

Now, you can feel the muscles contract in my vocal chords.

Vocal chords?Oh, yes.

Yeah.Like this.

You're lovely. Did that come out of me?

[ Bergen ] I'm a little confused. Yes.

Uh, can you throw your voice just anywhere?

[ Bergen ] Oh, certainly. Yes.

Uh, won't you sit down?

[ Engine Starting ]

♪♪ [ Light Rock ]

♪ You don't get those years back ♪

♪ The time you wasted sleeping late ♪

♪ Was it wise to throw out your directions ♪

♪ Before you knew your way

♪ You don't get your seat back

♪ You got up and lost your place ♪

♪ You should learn about leaving in the middle ♪

♪ Now you're lost in space

♪♪ [ Vocalizing ]

Finally moving out, huh?

[ Scoffs ] I wish.

Shut up.

♪ You don't get your dreams back ♪

♪ Once you've let them get away ♪

♪ Late night plans are always disappearing ♪

♪ In the light of day

♪ You don't get those years back ♪

♪ You don't get those years back ♪

♪ You don't get those years back ♪

♪ You don't get those years

♪ You don't get those years ♪

Hello.

Can't-Can't you speak?

Should I put you back in your case?

Okay, I'm gonna put you back in your box.

No!

So you can speak.

Um-- Why aren't you speaking?

You're the worst ventriloquist I've ever seen.

It's my first time working with a dummy.

Who are you calling a dummy?Oh. Sorry.

Let me ask you something.

What?

Come here. Come here.

Are you a retard?

No. I mean--

Well, some people might think that.

You can count me in.That's not very nice.

Boo-hoo. [ Knock At Door ]

I made blintzes. [ Gasps ]

What is that? Oh.

Very strange, Steven. Do you want a cheese blintz?

No.Lou?

Come here. Look at this.Mom.

Oh, great. Just what we need-- another mouth to feed.

[ Woman ] Whoa. What is happening? What is-- Can I--

Okay, Steven. You're such a loser.

And in the book, it says we should get to know each other a bit.

I think we should have a very,

you know, open relationship.

Shut up.Okay.

[ Sighs ]

[ Mother Yelling ] Steven, I'm making pancakes!

Oh, not at the table, Lou.Why not?

Good morning.Oh. I was hoping you were Steven.

How do you feel, honey?

I'm nauseated, and my neck is killing me.

You're probably just depressed, dear.

Mom, can I have the car today? Steven!

[ Lou ] You think we could not yell today, please?

I'm starting the S.S. Paulina. The Krauts tried to sink her three times.

Couldn't do it.That's great, Dad.

Mom, please.Eat your pancakes. They're gonna be cold.

Those aren't even pancakes. They're blintzes.

-What do you think pancakes are? -Your mother manages to make everything look like a blintz.

Good morning!Can I have the car today?

We'll see.I'm quitting my job.

It's really important. You know, the Freed wedding.

Okay, honey, we'll see. What do you mean, "we'll see"?

Can I have the car or not?Fern, it's a "yes" or "no" question.

Thank you.I'm quitting my job.

- I have errands to run. - Well, I only need it for an hour and a half.

- I'll have it back by 3:00. - Okay, dear.

- Is that okay, yes, I can have the car, or I can't have it? - Oh, my God.

Your fiancé spent the night in jail.

- What? - Right here in the, uh-- in the police report.

Ha-ha! Drunk and disorderly. That's my boy.

Let me see that.

[ Chuckles ] Well, serves him right. I hope you rot there.

Fucking loser. [ Fern Gasps ] Heidi!

That loser was almost your husband.

Why can't you get it into your head he's a psychopath?

I'm sure he is, but he is also a very successful accountant.

Have a good day at work, honey.

- [ Knocking ] - Come in.

[ Doorbell Rings ] Who's out there?

Hi, Mrs. Gurkel. It's me, Steven.

Yeah? What do you want?

Is Fangora home?

- Who? - Fanny.

Where are you going?

[ Fangora ] I'm goin' out. You just went out!

Ma, that's what people do. They come home, they go out. It's crazy, I know.

You gotta come back and get my prescription!Yeah, yeah.

You gotta get my prescription and--I'll get your prescription!

Oh! You are stupid! You are so stupid!

Every time I leave the house. Man, this is bullshit!

Now do you see why I'm so fucked up?I can see it, sure.

Oh, hey, I got you somethin'.Oh.

Oh, no. You shouldn't have.You're here. Open it.

Open it.All right.

Do you like it?Oh.

Yeah, I love it.Oh, great.

I lifted it from Borders.

You shouldn't have done that.Steven, you're worth it.

Oh, hey, what are you doin' on the Fourth?I don't know.

'Cause I just ordered some kick-ass fireworks.

Like, even the Chinks are scared of this shit.

You got balls, Steven.

Most people stay in their nowhere jobs till they die.

But you, you fuckin' know what you want and you're goin' after it.

That takes a big set of iron balls.

We're gonna kick ass, man. I can feel it. You know, both of us.

You're gonna be a famous dummy guy, and I'm gonna kick ass with my band.

Ventriloquist.Dude, this is gonna be our year.

I can feel it. You can fuck me if I'm wrong.

Oh, that's okay.

I'm glad things are going good with the band, though.

[ Scoffs ] The band sucks, man.

But we're gonna get a gig if I gotta kill someone.

I'm tellin' you, Steven, both of us are finally gonna kick...

some goddamn ass!Yeah.

Gurkel?Yeah.

♪♪ [ Rock ]

♪♪ [ Fangora Singing, Indistinct ]

No, no, no, no. Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

Wait!♪♪ [ Stops ]

Dude, Ottoman, can you do like a--

you know, like a-- [ Imitating Guitar ]

You know, like in the chorus. Like-- ♪ Yo, slab, whoo, whoo ♪

[ Heidi ] The way I like to work, I do a lot of visualization.

So I'd like to start off-- Maybe you could close your eyes.

Just relax.

Just breathe in and out.

Now, I want you to imagine the day of your wedding,

and there are all your loved ones there...

and your new husband is there,

and you can hear the music.

Tell me what kind of music you hear.

It's that stuff they play on Fiddler on the Roof.

Klezmer music? Yes!

Yes, that's it. I love that.Okay. Uh, great.

Klezmer music. Wonderful. Wonderful.

An unusual choice, but yet a good one. Okay, let's keep going.

[ Man ] This guy went to jerk school. I didn't do nothin' wrong.

It wasn't my fault. I never called in sick. Forget about takin' my vacation.

I worked overtime like crazy. All I did was work for this guy.

I was the hardest working guy there. That's all I did.

Yes, and the name of this last employer?

- Big Al's Italian Beef. - And the reason your job was terminated?

Oh, um, that would be for "fraterzhing."

And your last place of employment?

The Brick House Theater. A production of Hedda Gabler. It was brilliant.

Oh, uh, that's when you rub up against a stranger...

or a coworker in a sexual way.

Was that this year or last year?

That was 1972.

I worked for Donnely Electronics.

Were you fired or laid off?

Uh-- And what's the difference?

Well, it has to do with whether or not...

your former employer can contest the claim.

A layoff just means that you were terminated through no fault of your own.

If you were in my shoes, wouldn't you fire yourself?

Well, I guess I was fired. Technically, I was fired.

Okay. And, um,

is electronics your field?I don't think so.

I mean, I don't think Donnely really has anything to do with electronics.

I mean, I don't really know what they do.

I know they sell stuff, but--

Okay. So you would describe yourself as in sales?

Okay.

And are you hoping to find work in a similar field?

Uh, no.

Okay. Oh. Um--

Do you have any vocational training...

that could assist our job search?

Um--

Any technical training?Uh--

What kind of work are you looking for?Um--

Uh, ventriloquism.Excuse me?

[ Clears Throat ] Ventriloquism.

V-E-N-- Oh, no, no.

It's okay. I know how to spell it.

Oh. Sorry.

Okay. Well, for now,

just be sure that you register your unemployment claim every two weeks on your assigned day.

Meanwhile, I'm gonna put your name...

on a list of entertainers, and maybe we can help find you some work.

Do you have any questions?Okay.

Well, if you have any questions, you can just give me a call at this number.

My name is Lorena.

Uh-huh. You're all set.

What? Oh.

[ Man, Woman Moaning ]

[ Moaning Continues ]

Lou, you want a tuna sandwich?

Do I have a choice?

[ Fern Yelling ] Steven, you want a tuna fish sandwich?

[ Softly ] Can you hold on one second, please?

[ Yelling ] I'm on the phone! [ Knock On Door ]

You hungry?I'm on the phone.

[ Whispering ] Okay. Do you want a sandwich?

No.Oh.

Okay. Fine.

Why are you paying attention to me right now? Hmm?

It's the movement of my head, my eyes and my body.

Now, watch as I transit focus to Eugene.

As you can see, Alan is now transiting focus...

by transferring the kinetic energy of his eyes and his body into me.

Isn't that correct, Alan?That's right, Eugene.

And, now, thanks to Eugene's line of vision--

[ Sighs ] Could we try coming to class on time, folks?

Yeah, the class starts at 8:00.Right.

[ Sighs ] Well, let's do a few minutes of transiting focus now.

[ Voices Overlapping ]

[ Gasps ] Oh, geez. Michael.[ Panting ]

What are you doing? I need to talk to you.

What is it? It's about Heidi.

Well, maybe-- maybe you should talk to her.

You know she won't talk to me.

Is she seeing anyone? Okay, w-- Don't answer that.

Wait. Let me ask you this.

Does she at all talk about me?

Um-- I mean, yeah, every once in a while.

Really? Listen, Steve, I want you to know something.

I have changed so much.

I mean, I'm like a different person.

My drinking is completely under control.

I've been seeing a shrink about my temper.

I mean, if she could only see what I've become.

I'm also in a play.

Yeah, it's community theater,

but it's a fantastic opportunity for me to express myself.

Michael, I really have to go.Oh, no. Steve-- Steve--

I need you. You're the only one I feel like I can trust.

Will you just tell her you ran into me,

a random encounter, and that I looked great?

Just tell her you saw me, and-- "Michael looks great. He seems happy.

It's as if he's completely changed, just turned himself around."

Will you do that for me? Please?

You have no idea how much this means to me.

I don't know. I--Oh, Steve. I beg of you.

I beseech you. Please, just say that to her.

Just tell her you saw me, a chance encounter, and that I'm doin' great.

Please.Okay.

I mean, I'll talk to her in the morning, all right?

You won't regret this.

Okay. Good night.All right. Good night.

Hey. Here.

This is a flyer for the play.

I'll try to get you comps, but I can't promise.

♪♪ [ Heidi Singing, Indistinct ] [ Shower Water Running ]

[ Heidi ] ♪ And on that day that belongs to me ♪

♪ I'll have the man that belongs to me ♪

♪ To share the door and the floor ♪

♪ And the bed and the chair

♪ And my own ♪

[ Whispering ] Want French toast?No.

You sure?I'll have some.

Hello?Well, I don't wanna make it if no one's gonna eat it.

I'll eat it.You don't need it, Heidi.

What does that mean?Nothing. Nothing.

I just know what happens when you're depressed.

Mother, I'm not depressed.

Are you telling me that I'm fat?No, no, not at all.

I'm just trying to keep you from getting fat. I know when I'm depressed--

Mother, stop telling me that I'm depressed.

Besides, I don't want your French toast. I don't needyour French toast.

I've got a wedding to plan.

I sure wish this was your wedding you were planning.

Do you know our high school reunion's coming up?

Ten years.

Do you know how depressing that is? Do you think I don't wanna fuckin'...

slash my wrists when I think about that?

Goddamn it!

It's, like, you finish high school, and then what?

I'm supposed to be in New York City sellin' out C.B.G.B.s.

What the fuck are we still doing here?

I just wanna make somethin' happen with my music, you know.

You will.

Oh. That's my employment counselor.

Huh?My employment counselor.

- Who, her? - Don't-- Please, don't point. I wouldn't point.

Hey, you got the hots for her?No!

I don't know.

- Dude, she's got a kid. - Maybe she's babysitting.

Oh, oh, oh. I'm sorry.

There's no smoking here.

So how did you lose your last job?

Oh, man. I haven't had a job in, like, 15 years.

So you've been unemployed all this time?

Dude, that's exactly my point. That's why I'm here.

Okay. Um, Miss Gurkel, to get-- Fangora.

Fangora, to get unemployment,

you have to have had a job in the last 18 months.

What? Yeah. And the benefits...

are for people who have worked at least six months.

So I'm afraid that you're not eligible.

Wait a second. I'm unemployed.

Oh, yes, I know. All right, let me get this straight.

To collect unemployment, I gotta get a job,

I gotta work for six months, then I gotta get fired.

- Then I can get my money? - Well, uh, I guess if you put it that way, yes.

Man, that's bullshit. Maybe I should just get married and find a guy with a lot of money.

[ Laughs ] Well, that's one option. You know what I mean.

- I mean, you're married, right? - Me? No.

No, I'm not married.

Are you sure? Yeah.

'Cause you seem like you might be married. You seem like the family type.

- So, what, are you just engaged? - No.

Got a boyfriend? Nope.

Dating anyone? Just sleeping around.

- No. - Divorced?

No, I've never-- never been married.

- Bushwhacker. - Excuse me?

She's a dyke.

I can't believe you went there.

Hey, I didn't just do it for you.

I wanted in on some of that unemployment cash. I'm broke.

Yeah, but...

you didn't mention my name, did you?Hell no!

Look, don't worry, all right? She didn't suspect anything.

Hey, what about the little girl?

Look, in the worst case scenario it's her kid. At least you know she puts out.

[ Clattering ] Listen, you gotta get one of these.

What is it?I love these things.

What?It's a fucking swing.

I grew up in one of these things. My mom used to leave me sittin' in here for days.

I don't need that, really.Oh, shit!

[ Steven ] How do you like your new clothes?

[ Dummy ] I feel like an altar boy.

Oh, I think you look really nice.

You know, we have a lot of work to do.

You mean you have a lot of work to do.

There's nothin' wrong with me. You're the one who sucks.

Well, maybe you can help me.I'm not sure there is any help for you.

Look, I've wanted to be a ventriloquist my whole life.

Now, you're gonna help me and not be so critical.

Is that a threat?

Who's the mothball?Shh!

It's my grandma. Is, or was?

Grandma's my favorite person.

[ Dummy ] Yeah, 'cause she's the sanest one in this funny farm.

[ Steven ] I guess I didn't really have...

that many friends in high school.

I-I didn't really have any.

What about Fangora?

Yeah, I guess we were friends.

[ Mutters ]

She didn't have many friends either.Go figure.

Kind of stayed close even when I went off to college.

You went to college?Yeah.

I went to community college for two years.

Ooh. A regular Einstein.

I stopped going 'cause I didn't really like it.

You failed out of community college? You are a moron.

Well, I-I didn't fail. I just...

needed to work at my own speed.

Oh. So you're slow.

No.But the thing I don't understand is...

you always knew you wanted to be a ventriloquist,

why did you wait so long to do it?

Oh, I just think people need to go at their own pace.

And there are other things that I had to do.

Well, I got news for you, buddy.

You're almost 30 years old.

You quit your job to buy a doll.

You failed out of community college.

And you live at home with your parents.

You are a loser.

♪♪ [ Humming ]

- Hey! - [ Chuckles ]

- Hey. - You look like you need a ride.

Thanks.

How's it goin'? Hey, I'm actually goin' to your place.

Oh. Great. How's it goin'?

Great. I have a huge wedding coming up.

I thought you broke it off.

Not mine. I-- I'm planning one for someone else.

That's nice of you.

It's not a charity. It's a business.

So what about the singing? What are you doing with your singing?

- Yeah? What about it? - Well, I mean, you got a great voice.

Are you doin' anything with it?

What am I supposed to do? You can't spend your whole life singing, you know.

It's not very realistic.

Man, that's bullshit. What do you think I'm doing?

[ Scoffs ] You're just like Steven.

What's that supposed to mean?

Well, he's always selling himself short too.

Well, what do you think I should call you?

Listen, don't call me. I'll call you.

I'll have to call you something. How about Bob?

[ Mispronouncing ] "Dob." "Dod."

So, like, what do you do?I do everything.

I'm the wedding planner. I plan things.

You know, like, I do all the hiring.

I hire the caterer, the flowerist, the, uh--

I hire the band.

Band? What kind of band? Yeah.

Well, I'm trying to find a klezmer band.

[ Clearing Throat ]

♪ Oh, she'll be coming round the mountain ♪

♪ When she comes

What are you saying? You have a klezmer band?

Oh, hell yeah. I mean, we play other stuff too,

but we specialize in the klezmer shit.

You're kidding. That's amazing.

Wow. I didn't even know you were Jewish.

You know, this could be very beneficial to the both of us.

Why?

Because every klezmer band in town is booked, and I desperately need a band.

But if I hire you, you have to be willing to hora. Is that a problem?

Oh, man, at this point I'd fuck anyone.

♪ She'll be coming round the mountain ♪

♪ She'll be coming round the mountain ♪

♪ She'll be coming round the mountain ♪

♪ When she comes ♪ [ Fern Yelling ] Heidi, where are my keys?

Yeah! Yeah!

Try it again?Steven.

Hi.How's it goin'?

Um, I don't know.

Could be better. I think I need to take another class or something.

[ Phone Ringing ]I got the fireworks.

Listen, can you do me a favor? My mom will kill me if she finds them.

They're really fuckin' dangerous.

Think I can keep them here?

Sure. [ Heidi ] Hey, Steven, telephone.

It's a girl.

- Hello? - Hi, Steven?

This is Lorena from the unemployment office. Remember me?

- Hello? - Uh--

Yeah.Hey, how's your ventriloquist act coming?

Um-- Uh, good.Great.

Listen, I'm just calling to tell you that we've got a response...

from a theatrical agent who's interested in meeting with you.Oh.

[ Fangora ] Steven, you drive like my fuckin' grandma.

No, do you know what? That's actually an insult,

because my grandma drives better than you do.

Steven!All right!

All right, now, you've gotta ask her out.

- No. - Steven, she's calling you at home.

She's my employment counselor. I mean,

isn't that a conflict of interest?

Bullshit. Okay, you always do this.

You chicken out.

You know, you got balls, Steven. You gotta use 'em.

And, dude, get some new glasses.

I'm telling you somethin'. You're gonna ask this bitch out.

I'll think of somethin'. Just trust me.

What the fuck is klezmer music?

♪♪ [ Piano ]

[ Man ] Now, don't-- don't keep asking me.

No, I'm just not gonna be home tonight.

I'll get a sandwich.

I don't know what kind of sandwich. I'll eat it in the car.

I'll eat the goddamn sandwich in the car.

No-- No, I--

Yeah, well--

Look, I just can't tell you what I'm doing.

Yeah, yeah. Don't keep asking me.

♪♪ [ Continues ]

Steven?Yes?

Where am I?You're at an agent's office.

I want you to behave yourself, okay?Okay.

What kind of agent?He's a talent agent.

Oh. What are you doin' here?

That's funny.I wasn't joking.

What's eating you, termites?

Hey, let's show 'em how smart you are, shall we?

Um, what shape are my cuff links?

You idiot. You're supposed to say, "What shape is the world?"

I'm sorry.You're ruining my act.

What shape is the world?

Oh, God.[ Clears Throat ]

♪♪ [ Klezmer ]

♪♪ [ Continues ]

[ Whispering ] Get down. Get down!

How do you know where she lives?

I lifted her license from her purse.You what?

Look, I put it back. Don't worry.

Yeah, but that's--

Steven, listen to me. No offense, but you don't know shit about women.

I'm sorry, but you don't. If you wanna get this girl, you gotta trust me.

You don't win a girl by sittin' on your ass. All right? Take action.

[ Steven ] Yeah, but isn't this stalking? Steven!

Come on!

Ow!Shut up!

Okay.

Now, do exactly as I do.

Oh.

[ Grunts ]Steven!

Ouch! My glasses!Goddamn, you piece of shit! Get up!

Can't I just leave the flowers?

Come on. We're not doing this half-assed.

Yeah, but isn't it vandalism?

Bullshit! It's water soluble.

It washes right off. Jesus Christ, man, just hurry!

Can I use the car today?Oh, Heidi.

I have electrolysis at 10:00. Fern, where is my glue?

Huh?Can I drop you off and then pick you up?

Where the hell is my glue?Well, where did you leave it, dear?

I'm asking you, dear.Well, I don't know, honey.

Damn. It's a brand-new tube!

Steven? Gross!

You look like a child molester.

Steven, can I borrow your car? Mom is being a total bitch.

[ Sighs ] Sure.

Really? Thanks.

Wait a minute.

Glass Menagerie starring Michael Foulicker?

What is this? What is-- Is this a joke?

Your stalker gave it to him.

Quit kidding around, Steven. What is he talking about?

Yeah, I-I ran into Michael the other night. Chance encounter.

I think he misses you.Uh-huh.

Yeah, he misses your loving arms.

You shut up! I'm talking to my brother! Now, what happened?

Oh, and he looked great.

What? Yeah, he wants me to tell you he looks great...

and that he's really got his shit together.

Uh-huh. And what else?

Um, and that he's seeing a shrink.

Michael is seeing a shrink?

And doing community theater.

I-- Uh-- Well, where'd you see him?

In the driveway.

Here? He came here?

I guess.

I don't believe this! So, what, he's stalking me now?

No, I don't think so.He's stalking me!

I should call the police. That's what I should do.

- No, I don't think it's-- - You didn't tell him anything about me, did you?

No, wait a minute. You should.

You should. You should-- You should tell him that I'm seeing somebody.

You should tell him that I'm seeing somebody else.

A lawyer. Yeah. That's it.

You tell him-- You tell him that I'm dating an attorney,

because that'll kill him 'cause he's only an accountant.

[ Laughing ] You tell him--

You tell him how happy I am with my attorney.

[ Knock On Door ]

What the--Steven, the police are here to see you.

Steven?

Yeah? We got a complaint from a Lorena Pancheti.

Did you visit her house last night...

between the hours of 11:00 p.m. and 3:00 a.m.?

- Yeah. - You wanna tell us what you were doin' there?

Why? Listen, pal.

She did not appreciate the romantic gestures.

Hurry, hurry, hurry.

Oh!

Go, go.

- Was-Was she upset? - Upset?

She's upset enough to call the police! What the hell did you do?

Oh, I knew it was a bad idea.

You know, I can call her right now and apologize--

I wouldn't do that if I were you. I'd have to arrest you.

Wh-What is this?

It's a temporary restraining order.

What?Look, Steve, you seem like a nice kid.

Now, I'm sure you're not a psycho, but evidently she thinks you are.

So for your own sake, just stay away from her. Okay?

You sniffin' my airplane glue too?

[ Fangora ] How was I supposed to know she's some prissy suburban bitch?

[ Woman ] Do you mind keeping the cursing down? We got kids in here.

Yeah. Sorry. [ Steven ] It was a bad idea, Fanny.

I put my ass on the line for you, man.

I tried to help you.

You always do this. You ruin everything.

Fuck me.

No, fuck you!Uh-oh, Fanny.

The name's Fangora, and fuck you!

I don't give a shit, all right?

Yeah, you heard me, you stupid fuckin' suburbanites! ♪ See where I am

[ Shouting, Indistinct ] ♪ Right next to you

♪ It's all I can do to refrain from screaming ♪

Shit! ♪ Weeks ago

Stupid fuckin' suburbanites. ♪ Or yesterday

♪ When did I stop caring what you were dreaming ♪

♪ This used to be my favorite place ♪

♪ Now I'm wishin' I was on a plane ♪

♪ You used to have my favorite face ♪

♪ Now I'm thinkin' I could use a change ♪

♪ On again

♪ And off again

♪ Often I'm honestly just here waiting ♪

Fuck! [ Grunting ] ♪♪ [ Continues, Indistinct ]

[ Steven ] Fangora really got me in a mess.

Bullshit.

Who told you to listen to her?

Well, she can be very pushy, you know.

Steven, there's no one to blame but yourself.

You're an idiot. I mean, how stupid could you be?

[ Sighs ] Well, now I've blown it with this girl.

Oh, boo-hoo.

You gonna let a little restraining order stop you?

Well, what am I supposed to do?

[ Whispering ]

♪ And I don't know if it's normal ♪

♪ And I don't believe it's right ♪

♪ But I know it didn't happen ♪

♪ Overnight

♪ It's 2:00 a.m.

♪ And I'm next to you ♪

We're gonna fix this mess, all right?

[ Steven Clears Throat ] Personally, I-I just--

I wanted to send you a thank-you note.

But, you know, my friend, she-she insisted that I...

do something more dramatic and--[ Fangora ] Oh, shit. Sorry.

And the truth is that I don't have this much experience...

with this kind of thing, and I, you know--

Because she's a girl and everything, I thought, you know, she would know.

[ Dummy ] What he's trying to say is that...

his heart was in the right place, it's just his execution that was off.

I only wish his execution was back on.

[ Steven ] Please, I'm trying to apologize for my stupidity, okay?

Oh. Sit back, folks. This might take a while.

[ Steven ] So, really, I just wanted to apologize for--

I mean, I wanted to thank you, first of all,

for getting me an agent,

because I have my first job tomorrow, and-- and that's really nice of you.

So thank you for that. And-- And--

You know, I didn't mean to do anything...

that would result in a restraining order.

I'm sorry if I scared you.

I wish I didn't do it, actually, because I-I was really hoping...

that maybe we could get together for coffee or something,

because I thought you were really nice.

Um, you know, I don't meet that many people who are nice to me.

I'm... sorry.

Bye. Was that okay?

♪♪ [ Woman Singing In Yiddish ]

[ Mrs. Gurkel ] Fanny!

[ Yiddish ]

It's time!

[ Yiddish ]

♪♪ [ Continues ]

[ Moans ] You a good girl, Fanny?

Yeah, Ma, I'm a good girl.

Oh, yeah.

That feels real good.

Gotta stay pure, Fanny.

Stay pure till you're married.

I will, Ma. Don't worry.

♪♪ [ Singing In Yiddish ]

Steven?Yeah?

Do something about the glasses.

Hi.

Hi. Hi.

No. Sit down.Oh. Sit down.

Thank you. Wow. Look who's here.How are ya, toots?

Her name's Lorena.Ooh, Lorena.

What's your name?I don't have one.

- How can you not have a name? - 'Cause this dummy forgot to give me one.

You did?That's not true.

He just didn't like the ones I suggested.

Woody. Woody. He wanted to call me Woody.

Woody's what you call a--Stop that, okay?

Be polite.

So, y-you always meet your stalkers for coffee?

[ Laughing ] That's very funny. Very funny.

Bonjour. Welcome to Le Bagel. May I take your order?

Um, I'll have a-- a cappuccino.Mmm.

And you?I'll just have a cup of coffee.

- I'll take an espresso. - No, you're too young for coffee.

Oh, come on. I want a coffee.

Shh!What, do you got a slow leak?

One coffee, okay? Two!

One! Two! Two!

One coffee, okay?

Oh!

I'm sorry for reporting you to the police.

Oh, it's okay. I-I understand.

It's just that...

my last relationship left me a bit shell-shocked,

and he turned out to be a creep.

A real stalker. So you can understand...

when I saw your little thank-you note...

I got a little bit freaked out. I'm sorry.

I mean, I should've known better,

but I don't-- I don't know much when it comes to girls.

He ain't lyin'.

I don't believe it. You seem so confident on the video.

That was all me, toots.

I think it's great that you live with your folks.

You don't think it's suspicious?

What do you mean?

You know, a guy my age living at home?

No. People used to live at home with their parents all the time...

until they were married.

How come you're not married?

Oh. Was that a stupid question?

[ Sighs ]

I was engaged.

Uh, and we were planning a wedding when--

when I got pregnant.

And, um--

You know, we were so young. We didn't know what to do.

We-We-- We kind of took it as a sign...

and decided to go to city hall that week.

It was a Friday, and, um,

we were standing outside the judge's chambers, waiting to go in,

when we realized that we didn't have, um, any rings.

So he went across the street...

to the drugstore to get those little rings with the candies on them.

And, uh, a half hour had passed, and--

So I went down to see what was keeping him, and...

I saw the police cars and the ambulance.

I knew--

He had bought the rings, and he was coming back across the street.

I'm sorry. Gosh.

No, it's-it's okay. It's okay.

I-I always look both ways when I cross the street.

Well, I guess this is good night.

Would you like to come over to my house for dinner on Friday?

Are you asking me out on a date?

Well, if dinner with my parents is a date--

You're not gonna wear that cologne, are you?

Well, it's-- it's eau de toilette.Oh.

It smells like something from the toilet.

You really need to be more supportive.

I'm very nervous tonight.Watch my hair.

Steven, are you trying to scare her away?

[ Dummy ] Uh-oh. Relationship advice from the girl left at the altar.

[ Heidi ] Oh, screw you!Hey, hey!

Heidi! Well, first of all,

I was not left at the altar.[ Doorbell Rings ]

God, I can't stand this place. [ Fern ] That must be your lady friend.

[ Lou ] Well, move out.

Yes? Can I help you?

I'm-I'm Lorena. This-This is Bonnie.

I'm sorry. We're in the middle of dinner. And we're Jewish.

Uh, I'm-I'm Steven's friend.

Oh! Oh! I thought you were Jehovah's Witnesses.

Come in. Come in, please.

Come in.

Hi.Hi.

Uh-- Hey, you didn't tell me it was a double date.

Oh, I hope you don't mind. My babysitter canceled on me at the last minute.

That's why I'm late. I'm so sorry.Oh, no, no, no.

That's perfectly fine. Here. Why don't you come and sit down?

Thank you.And I'll get another place setting.

You sit here, sweetie.

That's a good girl. Put your purse right here.

Okay.Ahh.

Steven, why don't you introduce your friend?Oh.

Um, this is Lorena. Um--

Hi. This is, uh-- this is Bonnie.

Hi, Bonnie, Lorena. I'm, uh, Steven's father, Lou. How are ya?

Hi.Yeah, I'm sure you remember me.

Yes. How can I forget?

Hi, I'm Heidi.Nice to meet you. Hi. I'm, uh-- I'm Lorena.

[ Fern ] Oh, Grandma doesn't say much, but she knows.

She knows what's going on.

Bon-Bon, say hello.Hi.

[ Fern ] She's adorable.

Would you like a glass of wine, Lenora?Uh, Lorena.

I'd love one.How about you, Bonnie?

A nice glass of milk? Ma!

You know you can't eat solids.

Besides, I have a delicious glass of brisket for you.

Uh, Fern? You sure that stuff's still good?

Why wouldn't it be? It's been in the fridge.

That was from my retirement dinner.So?

That was a year ago.[ Sighs ]

Wine keeps, dear. Here you go, Leena.

- I thought her name was Lenora. - It's Lorena.

It's okay. It's okay. Anyway, cheers.

Oh, yeah.

- Mmm! - You see? Good, isn't it?

Mmm.

So, Bonnie, um, I'm glad to have someone my size to talk to.

Your lips are moving.

So, why don't you tell us how you two met.

Well, um, I-I work at the unemployment office.

Oh. How ironic.Hey, maybe you can get him a job, huh?

And Bonnie is your little sister?

Uh, no. Bonnie is my daughter.

Oh.

- You're married? - No.

[ Exhales ] Oh.

Do you like brisket, Lorena? Yes.

Steven, do you mind? That thing is really giving me the creeps.

Steven?What?

I think it's time to put the dummy away, all right?

He can do what he wants. He's a grown man.He's a grown man?

- He's sittin' there with a doll in this lap. - Lou, you play with toy ships.

They're not toys!

They're, uh, scale models of famous battleships.

Little hobby I picked up when I retired. It's very interesting.

So you should be more sympathetic.

So, uh, Lea, what are you, divorced?

Okay, let's change the subject, shall we?

- No, I'm not. - Heidi was engaged.

[ Sighs ] Mom!Well, sweetheart, you were.

- They were going to do it this spring. - Oh. What happened?

Nothing. He just turned out to be a lunatic.

So, Lorena, are you Jewish?

Mother. What?

It's just a question.No, I'm not. I'm Italian.

Ah! Well, same thing.

So...

Bonnie is your daughter?

- Yep. - What's your name?

You know, I've been askin' the same question. I don't have one.

So what do they do? They just call you "dummy"?

Please, please! That's derogatory.

We prefer to be called "people of wood."

[ Laughing ] That's cute. Isn't that cute, Heidi?

Yeah, and it's not at all scary.

Heidi has been a little depressed lately.

I'm not depressed. I'm fine. [ Lou ] Hey, hey.

- Come on. No yelling here. - Well, why are you always saying that I'm depressed?

Do you know how infuriating that is?

I'm sorry, Lorena. She hasn't been the same since she broke off the engagement.

Why are you apologizing to her? She's an unwed mother.

Well, better an unwed mother than just plain unwed.

Really nice meeting you.

[ Ferns Chuckles ] Some more brisket?

Sorry about dinner.[ Chuckles ] That's okay.

Thanks for carrying her. Is she heavy?

No. [ Clears Throat ]

Um-- Um--

What?Do you have any plans for the Fourth?

I mean, I was thinking maybe we could see the fireworks.

I mean--Okay.

I thought that, you know-- I mean, if it's-- You don't have to.

But if it's not a big deal, like, maybe it might be nice--

I said okay. I'd love to.

Oh, really?

Wow. Okay. Yeah.

♪♪ [ Klezmer Rock ]

♪♪ [ Singing In Yiddish ]

Hang on, hang on, hang on.

Hang on! Fuck, man, this is bullshit! ♪♪ [ Stops ]

Donnie, what time are you playin' in? This is a fuckin' freylekhs.

Do you know what that mean? And, Elmo, chill out, all right?

You're gonna fuck up my whole doina.

All right. Let's try it one more time.

Eyns, tsvey, dray!

♪♪ [ Resumes ]

I bought a gift for you.Oh, no.

Actually, I lifted it from Borders. But it's perfect for your date.

It's classical music.Oh, thanks.

Oh.Yeah, when you get Lorena alone, put this on.

Classical music makes women horny.

Just trust me on this one.Oh. Thanks.

"The Best Of John Philip Sousa."Oh, yeah.

Great.Chicks dig it.

Isn't he the guy that does all the marches and stuff?

No. It's, uh--

I found it in the classical music section. It's fuckin' classical.

Oh. All right.

I'm so psyched for tonight. These things are gonna rock.

Oh. You know,

I don't know if I can make it tonight, actually.

What?

I'm sorry. I kind of-- I made-- kind of made plans with Lorena...

to see the fireworks.

Oh.

I hope you understand.

So what am I supposed to do with these?

Well, you can come with us.

Don't blow your fuckin' hands off, all right?

All right?

[ Fireworks Exploding ]

Wow!Whoo!

Wow!

[ Gasps ]Whoa!

[ No Audible Dialogue ]

♪♪ [ March ]

Steven?Yes?

Would you mind taking me home?

[ Steven's Voice ] Sure everything's all right? Yeah. Everything's fine.

'Cause for some reason I don't believe you.

Look, Steven, my life is very complicated right now.

Yeah, well, mine is too.

I have a daughter, Steven.

You have a dummy.

You're so nice, and I'm so glad that...

we got to know each other, but...

I'm just not ready for anything right now.

I-It's not you. I-It's me.

[ Sighs ] Well,

you look lovely.

Good night.

[ Sighs ] I thought you were the babysitter.

How did it go?

Okay.

He would be a great brother.

Who? Steven?No, the dummy.

♪♪ [ March ]

♪♪ [ Stops ]

You're an idiot.I know.

[ Clears Throat ]

Tough crowd.

Uh, let me handle this. Hey, uh, by a show of hands,

how many of you folks like, uh, prune juice?

That got a rise out of 'em.Let's show everybody how smart you are.

What shape is the world?Square.

The world.Square.

What shape are my cuff links?Square.

No. The cuff links I wear to church.Oh.

♪ Just tell me one thing

♪ In which you believe

♪ I'll tell you a dozen

♪ Where you've been deceived

Oh, my God. ♪ Show me a lover

♪ You thought you had known

You ugly, babbling, stupid old bitch!

"Witch," Michael. Not "bitch."

You're dropping lines left and right.

Sounds like crap, all right?

Fuckin' bullshit. Donnie, you're dragging.

Fuckin' Elmo, you suck the fucking wad.

[ Whimpers ]

Did you talk to her?[ Gasps ]

Did you talk to her?

Look, you really, really have to stop waiting for me, okay?

Fine. I won't do it again. I promise.

What did she say?

How did she react?

Well, I mean, it's kind of difficult to describe it.

Show me.What?

Show me the exact expression.

What do you mean?

I want you to act out her reaction.

Just let go and become Heidi for a moment.

Oh, I-- I don't think so.Please. Look. Here, I'll be you.

[ Exhales Sharply, Clears Throat ]

Heidi, I ran into Michael.

God, he looks great.

She's seeing somebody else.

A lawyer.

I-- I really have to get in now.

A lawyer. [ Snorts ]

[ Dummy ] You made a total mess of the situation.

[ Steven ] I don't know what I did wrong, but...

I'm just not good at this sort of thing.

[ Dummy ] Listen, Steven, you had a beautiful girl here.

She's dying to be kissed, and all you want to do is play with a doll.

But you're not a doll. You're a--

You're a dummy.No, you're a dummy.

Now cut the bullshit. Who do you think I am? Goddamn Pinocchio?

I'm a hunk of wood. A hunk of wood.

Oh, my God. I can't believe I just said that.

It's true.

Painful as it is to admit, I'm a piece of wood.

Handsome and irresistible, but nonetheless, wood.

You're more than that.

Steven,

grow up.

[ Phone Ringing ]

[ Fern ] Heidi, phone!

[ Lou ] Hitler couldn't sink this baby. Your voice probably could.

You know, Lou, when you have kids to raise, you yell.

Hello? Yes?

What?

Yeah.

Yeah, my condolences. Whatever.

[ Sighs ] It's over. I'm screwed.

My magician died.

What?

That was his wife on the phone. He died last night.

My magician.

He was one of my special touches.

A strolling performer for the wedding.

I'm ruined.

Like he couldn't wait one more day.

- Why don't you have Edgar Bergen over there do it? - What?

[ Heidi ] Steven. Steven,

all you have to do i-i-is walk around with a dummy for a few hours.

- No, I don't think so. - I'll pay you $200.

Hmm, nah, I don't think so.

- What's wrong with you? - Nothing. I don't want to use the dummy anymore.

What?

- Steven, why? - [ Heidi ] I mean, you can't give up now.

Why? All of a sudden because it's inconvenient for you? No.

That was supposed to be your dream.

Well, I thought it was. I--

Oh, so, what, y-you're just gonna quit? You're just gonna give up just like that?

That's what you did, isn't it?

Oh, please. Michael and I were--

I'm not talking about Michael.

I'm talking about your singing.

Well, that was never very realistic.

And Steven running around with a stuffed animal is?

Well, he seems to know what he's doing.

[ Scoffs ] Yeah, because he's Steven.

And if Steven wanted to sell his own shit, you'd say, "Gee, what a wonderful idea."

I wanted to sing.

And you made me feel like a fool.

Honey, it's not my fault if you felt like a fool.

I always supported you. I only wanted you to be more realistic.

More realistic?

Oh, so now I'm planning some-- some tacky wedding...

for some fat JAP who'll be divorced in two years.

I'm living at home with my parents. [ Sobs ]

You make me beg for the car every day. That's realistic.

Hey, hey! Don't yell at your mother.

That's all you have to say?

My life is a living hell,

and that's all you have to say?Don't yell at me either.

Hey! Put that down!Wake up, Dad!

You're grounded!

I always supported her.

No, Mom. You didn't.

I-- I'd like to return this.

[ Bell Jingles ]

I told you, Ma. I got a gig.

Man, this rain is gonna ruin my hair.

You're spoiled and stupid!

You little whore!

I need my prescription!

Man, is your mom all right?Does she seem all right?

Come on, you guys. I don't want to be late. Mach schnell.

[ Sighs ]

I think I'll wear my blue dress. What do you think?

You think Jen will mind me wearing blue to her wedding?

I wish this was your wedding we were going to.

♪ Could this be

♪ The end of the party

♪ You search the room for the last piece of cake ♪

♪ The ice is melting in the glasses ♪

♪ And you're regretting every pass that you didn't make ♪

♪ And weren't you the life of the party ♪

♪ And didn't she laugh at all of your jokes ♪

♪ And aren't you sitting here with no one ♪

Hey. There's no smoking in this building. Put that cigarette out.

Jesus Christ.

Goddamn foreigners. Get a life.

♪ Another year but nothing much changed ♪

♪ Another year spent waiting for no one ♪

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

What is this? What is this?

This is not what I ordered.Hmm? I have the invoice right here.

Baba ghanoush, hummus, tabbouleh.

I don't know what the hell those are.

Well, that's what was ordered. See for yourself.

This says the Ali wedding.

This isn't the Ali wedding?No, this is not the Ali wedding.

This is the Freed wedding.

This is the polar opposite of the Ali wedding.

Oh. Are you sure?

Am I sure? Of course I'm sure!

This is a disaster.

Oh, Mrs. Freed, how do you feel about baba ghanoush?

It's really a wonderful app-- [ Gasps ]

She gained 10 pounds since the last fitting.

They can't get the gown over her big, fat ass.Mother!

[ Wheezing ]I've gotta check on the band. Excuse me.

Uh-huh.

[ Glass Rattling ]

[ Shatters ]

Heidi.

Michael, this is a really bad time.

When would be a good time, Heidi?

Uh, well, let's see. How about never?

Heidi. Heidi.

Heidi.

Heidi, damn it. Heidi, stop. Stop!

Heidi, look. This is important.

No, Michael, this is important.

This wedding is the most important day of my life.

You have no idea how far I've come.

How much I've changed for you.

No, no, no. Don't do anything.

It's over between us.It's not over.

Yes, it is. It's over.

I know that as long as you're alive,

it can never be over.

What the hell does that mean? Is that some kind of a threat?

If you do not get out of here right now, I'm calling the cops.

[ Sighs ]

Don't think I don't know about your little lawyer.

What?

♪♪ [ "Here Comes The Bride" ]

♪♪ [ Continues ]

[ Dummy ] I always cry at weddings.

[ Sobs ]

I thought you might need some help.

How's it going?

It's great.

I just want to die. Don't say that.

You need to follow your bliss.

Wow.

A little Joseph Campbell, you "plagiarer."

He's right.

You're funny, you know. I didn't know that.

You're funny.Really?

You're really talented.

Don't sell yourself short.

[ Gasps ]

[ Chuckles ]

- [ Glass Shatters ] - [ Crowd ] Mazel tov!

- [ Fabric Tearing ] - [ Crowd Gasps ]

♪♪ [ Rock ]

♪♪ [ Singing In Yiddish ]

♪♪ [ Continues ]

♪♪ [ Continues ]

♪♪ [ Continues In Yiddish ]

♪♪ [ Klezmer Rock ]

♪♪ [ Continues In Yiddish ]

♪♪ [ Fades ]

♪♪ [ Resumes ]

♪♪ [ Ends ]

[ Sobbing ]

♪♪ [ Slow Rock ]

♪♪ [ Singing In Yiddish ]

Heidi, last chance.

Please, Michael. Please get out of here.

I want to talk about our relationship.

- We don't have a relationship. - What's going on over here?

Oh. Hey, Steve. Everything's fine.

Heidi and I are just talking.No, we're not.

Yes, we are.No, we're not.

We are.Look, Michael--

Michael, I think you should leave now.

♪♪ [ Continues In Yiddish ]

I really didn't wanna have to do this, but fine.

Okay?Oh, my God!

Don't worry. It's not mine. I just borrowed it. Just get lost.

Listen, put that away, all right? 'Cause this is crazy.

If I don't follow through with the threat, Heidi will never respect me.

She'll just think I'm a psychopath.

You are a psychopath.I've been seeing a shrink,

which has been tremendously helpful with a lot of my anger issues.

Michael, you're pointing a gun at me.

My drinking,

down to practically nil.

Bonnie.Yeah?

Do me a favor. Go back to the party. I'll be right back.

I tried to do it without the gun, but you wouldn't listen.

Now you'll listen.

Baby,[ Scoffs ]

I love you.

- I think we can make this work. - Steven?

Steven, what is going on? Put the gun down.

Shut up and get over there! Damn it.

You're making me look like an asshole.

Don't do this!Shut up.

I don't have to answer to you anymore.

I am so, so over you.

- What? - Wait a minute. You two know each other?

Yeah, unfortunately.Shut up and get over there.

♪♪ [ Singing In Yiddish ]

Michael, you are violating the restraining order.

A man with a pistol should be so worried about violating his restraining order.

I mean, oh, my God, what's gonna happen?

I'm four feet away from you. Huh?

Now I'm two feet away from you.

Three feet, one foot.

Back off, buddy.

You're lucky I'm over you.

Heidi.[ Gasps ]

Last chance.

Michael.

The police are here. They're right behind you. Nice try, Steve.

I turn to look, you lunge at me. Very heroic.

Fortunately, I'm not gonna fall for it. Nice try though.

Freeze. Police. Drop your guns...

and put your hands up.

Don't shoot! What the he--

[ Groaning ]

Steven! [ Groaning ]

- [ Gunshot ] - [ Both Gasp ]

[ Groans ]

[ No Audible Singing ]

♪ You don't get your seat back ♪

♪ You got up and lost your place ♪

♪ You should learn about leaving in the middle ♪

[ Whimpering ]

- [ Heidi ] Steven. - ♪ Now you're lost in space

♪♪ [ Vocalizing ]

Not another step.

I mean it.[ Gunshots ]

[ Clicking ]

♪♪ [ Continues ]

[ Gasps ]

[ Groans ]

Blanks. It's a prop.

Oh, my God. A-Are you okay?Mm-hmm.

[ Heidi ] You really hit him. How did you do that?

- I threw my voice. - You protected me.

Yeah.Thanks.

Heidi,

take a good look at this face.

'Cause you will never, ever see it again.

I blow out your candles, Heidi.

Good-bye.

♪ You don't get those years back ♪♪

[ Clears Throat ] Can I have the g-gun back, please?

It belongs to the theater.

Just give him the gun.

Thank you.

[ Heidi's Voice ] Now you can see why I broke off the engagement, huh?

[ Steven's Voice ] He's nuts.

But you really came to my rescue, boy.

You did. How's your hand?Fine.

Oh--I didn't think you could punch someone like that.

Me neither.It was amazing.

Well, there's something I-- I need to take care of.

Thanks, Steven.

So that was pretty brave.

No.Hmm, yeah.

Really?Yeah.

Going to fuckin'-- [ Yiddish ]

I'm sorry about--Lorena.

You should have kissed her, idiot.

Don't rub it in.

♪ I want a door that belongs to me ♪

♪ I want a bed that belongs to me ♪

♪ I want to know when I climb into bed ♪

♪ I wake up in my own

♪ Morning How ♪

For nowadays the world is lit by lightning.

Blow out your candles.

And so, good-bye. ♪ I want a door

♪ That belongs to me

♪ I want a chair that belongs to me ♪

♪ I want to know when I rock in that chair ♪

♪ I look up at my own

♪♪ [ Fades Out ]

Thanks. Thank you.

It wasn't too over-the-top, was it?

Oh, man, it was fucking beautiful.

Really?Oh! No shit, man.

Are you-- Are you-- Are you a fucking actor or something?

Yeah, yeah. I-- What's your name?

Fanny.

Fanny.

I'm Michael.Michael.

♪♪ [ Piano ]

♪ Ooh

♪ You're feeling kicked around and broken-down ♪

♪ You've fallen and you can't get up ♪

♪ Well, all the doubters and the shouters ♪

♪ And the fakers trying to call your bluff ♪

♪ Don't be shaken

♪ They're mistaken

♪ 'Cause you're just a diamond in the rough ♪

♪ So, baby, wipe those tears from your eyes ♪

♪ You know you'll find a way to get high ♪

♪ High

♪ You haven't even tried ♪

That was terrible.

I thought we gave a very moving performance.

The only thing moving was your lips.

Asshole.

[ Man ] Cut. [ Man #2 ] That's a cut.

♪ Baby, you were born to fly

♪ You're never gonna get there crawlin' ♪

♪ Or putting up a wall to hide from everything ♪

♪ Born to fly

♪ You're gonna have to start out running ♪

♪ If you want to touch the sky

♪ You better find your wings

♪ You're bein' avoided and exploited, baby, you're overworked and underpaid ♪

♪ You're feeling stretched to the limit, in a minute now you just might break ♪

♪ Yeah Just be strong a little longer ♪

♪ 'Cause tomorrow's gonna be your day ♪

♪ Whoo The sun could melt away all your doubts ♪

♪ If you could only break through the clouds ♪

♪ Your future's starting now

♪ Remember you were born to fly ♪

♪ Time to show the world your courage ♪

♪ Break out of your cocoon and tell us how you feel ♪

♪ Ooh Born to fly ♪

♪ You spend enough of your time dreamin' ♪

♪ Now open up your eyes and rise and make it real ♪

♪ Whoa, yeah

♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh

♪ Gotta find your wings now

♪ Born to fly

♪ You know you're never gonna get there crawling ♪

♪ Or putting up a wall to hide from everything ♪

♪ Yeah Born to fly ♪

♪ Boy, you're gonna have to start out running ♪

♪ If you wanna touch the sky you better find your ♪

♪ You better find your

♪ Born to fly

♪ Spend enough of your time dreamin' ♪

♪ Open up your eyes and make it real ♪

♪ Yeah, yeah

♪ Born to fly ♪

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