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[police dispatch chatter]

What happened?

Lounge singer rehearsing for the Valentine’s party

went down during "It Had to Be You,"

toppled right into the drum set.

‐Oof. Carter? ‐Dead.

Hold her head up, Max?

My guess heart attack

but she could have asphyxiated on the microphone.

Looks like she choked trying to eat it.

Witness said she fell face first,

jamming it up her mouth.

‐[people gasping] ‐[woman] He’s gonna pull it out?

[Carter grunts]

‐[feedback] ‐[Carter sighs]

There.

[amplified] Testing, testing. Ooh!

‐Good equipment. ‐[feedback]

Who is she?

Uh, Marla Melrose.

Sings mostly show tunes.

Bartender said she was pretty good.

‐Take her to the morgue. ‐Autopsy?

Not unless there’s something suspicious, Carter.

Show tunes.

OK, move in.

Lift her up. Let’s get her to the morgue.

Come on.

[theme music playing]

[theme music ends]

[Kimberly] You just type in the case number like that,

and punch it up, whatever you want.

‐Can this thing punch up Wesley Snipes? ‐You wish.

‐[intermingled dialogue] ‐[Kimberly] ...unreality.

Hey, what’s going on?

Oh, Kimberly was giving me lessons on the computer.

Yeah, we were trying to punch up Wesley Snipes.

Uh, Kimberly, could you excuse us for a second?

Oh, sure. Um, I gotta go anyway.

‐I’ll, uh, call you later. ‐[Aiesha] OK.

Did I do something wrong?

Um, no.

Not really. There’s just something I’m concerned about.

This probably goes without saying,

but I’m the District Attorney.

OK, I’m just saying that 90% of my cases

are against Douglas Wambaugh, Kimberly’s boss,

so you cannot be sharing our work product with her.

I mean, if I‐‐ if I send you to find a case

and you ask Kimberly to help you look for it,

Douglas Wambaugh knows what cases we’re relying on.

Oh, I would never do that.

She was just showing me some general stuff.

Oh, OK.

Well, just remember we’re the prosecution.

They’re the defense. We’re against each other.

Got it.

Mr. Littleton...

are you unhappy with my work?

No, not at all. Why do you ask that?

I don’t know.

First few weeks seemed great but lately,

there’s been, like, some tension or something.

You’ve been doing great work, Aiesha.

OK.

Uh, do you think you could restack those books for me?

That’s kind of a big pile right there.

OK.

‐I always wanted to sing. ‐[gloves snapping]

I’ve always felt emotion can be

accessed better through music.

My background is science,

so sometimes I can be emotionally impotent.

It helps if I put on Tony Bennett, though.

I hope you get to sing for God.

[muffled thud]

[muffled thud]

[both screaming]

[thud]

Get her right in there. She’s got to be examined.

[woman] Can you hold, please?

Where’s Jill? I need Dr. Brock.

‐What’s going on? ‐This woman,

I pronounced her dead earlier. She’s not dead,

but she could have a concussion.

‐What? ‐She’s alive!

‐She’s got a bump on her head‐‐ ‐All right, all right.

‐Um, miss? ‐Melrose, Marla Melrose.

Nightclub singer,

went down during "It Had to Be You."

Dead, now not dead.

I know she was dead.

I don’t mispronounce.

I got State Coroner of the Year back to back.

I don’t mispronounce!

All right. Carter.

Ma’am, how do you feel?

I got a headache.

Well, you seem fine, but we’re gonna check you out,

and then maybe we can check you out.

‐All right, would you take her inside, please? ‐OK.

She’s not dead, Carter.

Got it.

It’s your imagination.

No, it’s not.

You want to think that, because you like him, Aiesha.

You keep saying how sexy he is.

I only said that once. Look...

I know when a man likes me, OK?

I’ve had my mother’s friends look at me like that. I know.

He’s the District Attorney. He would never‐‐

I’m not saying he’s going to do anything.

I’m just saying that he’s been looking at me in that way,

and he’s been different the last few weeks.

‐He’s gotten... ‐Gotten what?

Kimberly, some singer died at O’Kelley’s.

Microphone stuck deep in her esophagus.

Got the police report.

There could be somebody to sue. Tragic.

Last few weeks, he’s gotten what?

I don’t know, shy or something.

I was stacking some books,

and I caught him looking right at my ass with one of those,

"Mm, mm, mm," kinda looks.

Let me ask you something.

Do you think he’d ever ask me out?

You want him to, don’t you?

Well, I’m 18. He’s what? 30.

That’s not such a big deal.

It’s a pretty big deal.

What about you and Kenny Lacos.

That was OK.

‐That’s different. ‐Why?

Well, Kenny’s...

John Littleton is the D.A. It’s just different.

Look, I’ve gone out with guys older than him, OK? I could go out with him.

Why can’t I?

‐Me? ‐Don’t panic, Kenny.

It’s not like a date. I just thought we could go together as, you know‐‐

Dates?

Not date dates, just escorts.

It’s a Valentine’s party. It’s for charity.

I mean, I’m not going with anybody.

You’re not going with anybody.

There’s no circus in town, so it’s not likely that you

will run into a triple contortionist team

between now and Thursday.

You know, I just thought we could go together.

‐That would be it? ‐Yeah, that would be it.

Max, I don’t know that I could do that.

Why not?

Why not?

You know why not.

I don’t. Tell me.

You know. You just want me to tell you.

‐I don’t know... ‐I’m not gonna give you the satisfaction.

You don’t want to be dates, fine.

But don’t be inventing excuses that don’t exist.

"Not interested," that’s all you have to say.

Done.

Problem is I am interested.

[sighs]

Don’t get me wrong.

We’re no match, you and me, but who’s kidding who?

We admit we fantasized over...

Sometimes it’s hard for me to work

side by side with you every day.

I get temptations.

We go to a party. You dress nice.

‐Maybe I take some punch‐‐ ‐So you have impulses.

That doesn’t mean you have to act on them.

Part of being an adult is recognizing what you want

and then running as fast as you can in the opposite direction.

That’s exactly what I’m doing. I’m going in the opposite direction here.

Fine. Sorry I brought it up.

Fine.

How long are we gonna play this game, Kenny?

You know, maybe we should just get it out of our system.

You almost did that night Rachel came in. Maybe we should just‐‐

Is that what you want?

Well, you said it’s distracting you from your work.

Maybe for the sake of‐‐

You know, we should just extinguish the curiosity so that we could both...

you know, move on.

So that’s what this Valentine party is about?

Extinguishing curiosity.

You know what?

You can forget the whole thing.

I just thought we could go to the party as friends.

But it’s stupid. I mean, if you’re not

mature enough to handle that,

I won’t be stupid enough to‐‐

Max, if you want something to happen, just say it.

I don’t want anything to happen.

I just thought we could go in the same car.

You know, ride‐share.

What are you doing?

Something I think about every day.

You know, I just‐‐

wanted to go to the party together.

Platonic.

Friends.

[both breathing heavily]

‐I’m off‐duty. ‐Me, too.

‐Well, we could‐‐ ‐Go?

[moans] Yeah, go.

That would be really good.

We should, you know‐‐

‐Go? ‐Yeah.

I’ll go.

‐Good night. ‐Good night.

‐See ya. ‐Good night.

[bags falling]

[heavy breathing]

[heavy breathing]

Well, your EKG is normal,

and your blood pressure is 120 over 80.

You stuck me in a Ziploc bag?

That was an oversight.

So was I dead or not?

[Carter] Well...

I believe that you were.

You had no pulse, and you weren’t breathing.

This phenomenon has happened before,

but to be honest with you, I can’t explain it.

We should probably check you for a mitral valve prolapse,

something that could have stopped your heart.

I heard a voice tell me to go back.

Go back?

Then I opened my eyes, and...

I saw you.

♪ Just for today ♪

♪ Let me love you ♪

♪ Just for tonight ♪

♪ I’ll close my eyes ♪

♪ And when I open them ♪

♪ My world will be all right ♪

♪ It couldn’t hurt anyone ♪

♪ It wouldn’t hurt anyone ♪

♪ Just for today ♪

♪ I want to hold you ♪

♪ Just for tonight ♪

♪ You’ll be my dream ♪

♪ And when the morning Comes to wake me ♪

♪ It’s all right ♪

♪ It couldn’t hurt anyone ♪

♪ It shouldn’t hurt anyone ♪

‐Hi. ‐Hi.

[man] OK, guys, let’s take five.

Sorry to interrupt. I...

I just came by to apologize

for pronouncing you dead. It’s not like me.

It’s OK. The important thing, I guess, is I’m alive.

Yeah.

Tony Bennett, huh?

I beg your pardon.

When I was zipped up in the bag,

I heard you say you needed Tony Bennett

to help with your emotions.

You heard that?

That’s why I got into music, too.

Singing kind of helped to unlock what was inside of me.

I get shy talking to somebody, but...

‐if I can use music‐‐ ‐I wanted to be a singer when I was little.

I was in choirs, but...

[sighs] Oh, boy.

‐I wish I could sing like you. ‐[chuckles]

Well, how about singing with me at the Valentine’s party?

What?

I always like to call up a local resident for a duet.

It sort of adds some home flavor to the night.

I can’t sing in front of living people.

[chuckles] We’ll find something in your range. You can do it.

You’ll kill them.

Then you can pronounce them all dead, hmm? [laughs]

I put a check mark next to all the witnesses

I plan to call in the Schlesinger case.

You think you could, um, read

and summarize those statements for me?

‐Mm‐hmm, yeah. ‐OK.

If I could get that back by Friday, that would be great.

‐OK. ‐OK.

What?

Can I talk to you a second?

Yeah. Uh, have a seat.

No, I think I better stand

’cause this might be kind of hard to say.

OK.

Never mind. Forget it.

[sighs] Aiesha.

What’s going on?

OK, look, I’m just gonna say it.

You’re probably gonna fire me, but...

I’m just gonna say it anyway.

I think you’re attracted to me.

You know, sexually.

Wh‐why do you think that?

I can just tell.

It’s OK, ’cause I’m attracted to you, too,

really attracted.

[chuckles]

Uh, this‐‐this isn’t, uh, an appropriate‐‐

You‐‐you work for me, Aiesha.

‐This is not an appropriate conversation‐‐ ‐Look, I’m 18, you know.

I probably would have been 18 since I was 13.

Aiesha, don’t‐‐ don’t be ridiculous. Come on.

Are you attracted to me?

No, of course not.

I’m not attracted to you.

You’re in high school. You work for me.

I’m not attracted to you. That’s crazy.

Of course not.

OK, sorry.

I guess I’ll get back to work.

OK.

[door closes]

[sighs]

[telephone rings]

Hello, Sheriff’s Department. This is Deputy Wilson.

This incident report has to be changed.

The woman isn’t dead anymore.

It’s Max’s. I’ll give it to her.

‐Whatever. ‐Give what to me?

Incident report on Marla Melrose.

Gotta upgrade her to being alive.

OK.

‐I’ll take care of it. ‐OK, thanks.

‐Hi. ‐Hi.

How’s it going?

"How’s it going?"

What?

That’s what you say to me, "How’s it going?"

I say that to you every day, Max.

Well, Kenny it’s not exactly just another day.

It is to me.

Can we talk?

I knew it. I knew it.

I knew if we slept together, you’d want to talk.

I knew it. We had a deal, Max.

It was just curiosity.

That’s what we agreed,

it wouldn’t change nothing between us.

‐We had a deal. ‐What,

and I break the deal by just saying hi the morning after?

You didn’t just say hi. You said you wanted to talk.

What do you want to talk about? What does every woman want to

talk about the day after? Their feelings.

Well, I’ve got too much work today, Max.

If you’ve got feelings, leave me out of them.

You said you wanted to get stuff out of our system.

We got a lot of stuff out.

It was great, it was incredible, but today we’re back at work.

That’s exactly the way I want it.

‐Good. ‐Good.

DNA Forensics. have you read this?

No.

[glass shattering]

You should.

[door slams]

♪ When you’re in my arms ♪

♪ And I feel you close to me ♪

♪ Life’s what It’s supposed to be ♪

♪ I’m in love ♪

♪ And you are my song ♪

♪ You’re my memory ♪

‐"Melody. Melody." ‐Oh, shoot, sorry.

‐That’s OK, ‐I keep worrying about the note.

‐I keep forgetting the words. ‐No, no, you’re good, Carter.

I’m thinking about taking you on the road.

Ah, I think I’ll keep my day job.

Come on. Here we go. Get ready.

Mm‐hmm.

‐♪ Sing it ♪ ‐Good.

♪ Let everybody know I found you ♪

Aiesha,

you, uh, obviously caught me off guard,

and, um,

well, I’ve been thinking,

since you were so candid with me,

I feel I owe you the truth.

Um...

I am very attracted to you,

and it’s been getting stronger and stronger

since you’ve been here.

I mean, that you’ve noticed‐‐ [scoffs]

I hope I haven’t done anything

to impose myself on you or make you feel uncomfortable.

‐I can just‐‐ ‐But even so‐‐

‐And I don’t mind, ’cause‐‐ ‐Hold on.

I don’t think you should work here anymore.

It’s not a good situation.

Hey, Max, I bought that book you recommended.

Later. Excuse me. Please take your hand off of me.

You see, that’s exactly why I was against the idea.

Going to bed, it changes everything.

This has nothing to do with that.

It has to do with the insulting way

that you treated me after.

But what I’m trying to tell you is

if there was no before, there wouldn’t be an after,

and you wouldn’t be insulted.

Is that really what you think?

Yes, I do.

I have seen chauvinism.

I’ve even seen it in you before,

so I probably shouldn’t be shocked,

but you give pigs a bad name.

I don’t want to be your squeeze.

I don’t want to be your deputy partner.

I don’t want to be your friend.

Have you got that, Kenny?

I’m sure as I walk away, you’ll rationalize my reaction

with some profundity like she must have gotten her period.

Well, try and absorb this

through your thick misogynist skull,

and you can look that word up later,

when it comes to you,

I will be having my period

for the rest of my life.

Try and enjoy the rest of yours.

John.

I was in the neighborhood.

I thought we could relive our Supreme Court day

over a cup of coffee.

Uh‐huh.

Well, anyway, while I’m here...

Aiesha was talking to Kimberly in my office.

Sometimes I overhear.

Probably because I listen with my ear to the door.

Wambaughs have always been nosy.

Mm‐hmm.

You can’t fire somebody

because you’re sexually attracted to her.

That‐‐ that’s illegal.

You representing her, Doug?

She’s not going to sue,

and I’m not here as a lawyer.

I’m here as your friend.

Is that why you fired her?

Look, she is a high school girl, all right?

She made a sexual advance toward me.

And... [sighs]

yes, I admit I find her very attractive,

but I am the District Attorney.

Now, do you think it’s really wise for me

to work side by side with this girl alone?

It doesn’t make sense, I agree.

But to send somebody away because you like her...

well, that seems funny, too.

Can I get a word with you?

Here’s two.

‐Drop dead. ‐Let’s go.

Hey, let go of me. What is this?

What is this, caveman‐cavewoman?

That’s exactly your speed, Kenny.

I told you my speed, and you know what, Max?

I may be a chauvinist, but I’m not a liar.

I told you it was all about sex and nothing more.

That doesn’t mean you can’t be courteous.

I didn’t charge in demanding a relationship.

I said hi. Hi!

And you look at me like I’m‐‐

I know you, Max.

Maybe you said hi, but I know you.

There was hope, and "What happens now,

and when do we get together again?"

all wrapped up in that "Hi."

‐You’re out of your mind. ‐I know you. Don’t lie to me.

I’m not looking for what you’re looking for.

What I was looking for, I already got.

That makes me a chauvinist?

Fine, but at least I was honest.

For me?

It’s about near‐death and death experiences.

There are a lot of accounts of people who say that they died and came back.

I was going to give it to you

when we rehearsed, but since you came over...

[giggling] You’re so sweet. Thank you.

You know, I’m a very spiritual person.

Some people think I’m crazy.

‐I believe in UFOs and‐‐ ‐Me, too!

I do. I always have!

Don’t think I’m strange for asking you this, but...

‐do you chase tornadoes? ‐[gasp]

You do.

Somehow I knew you did.

Do...

do you?

Yeah.

That’s why I choose to live in the Midwest every summer.

Carter...

forgive me for being bold or too crazy, but...

maybe when God sent me back, he sent me back to meet you.

[chuckles]

Can’t even believe I’m sharing this with you

but I‐I gotta talk to somebody.

You have feelings for this woman?

Well, she’s only 18.

I mean, I’m old enough to be her‐‐

What would people say if I started dating a high school girl?

I mean, that’s insane.

Do you care what people say?

Yes. I’m the District Attorney.

I’m supposed to set an example in this town.

If I start running around with a‐‐

You know, I’m supposed to be setting an example.

Sounds like you have a problem, counsel.

As to why you’re coming to me with it,

I don’t have a clue.

Look, what would you think if...

You see, this is ridiculous.

She’s‐‐ she’s young and beautiful. That’s all.

It’s probably just my‐‐ my testosterone talking,

you know what I mean?

Not really.

I don’t usually converse with mine.

And if this were just a hormone issue,

you wouldn’t be here.

I have my career.

I’m not going to jeopardize it

over some silly infatuation.

That’s‐‐ that’s crazy.

Well, you might be right.

I’m a man, damn it!

And what I want most in a woman is sex.

That’s what I wanted in you. I was open about it,

and I’m not gonna apologize.

Yeah, Kenny, that’s what you keep shouting about.

Problem is you’re shouting just a little too loud.

You wanna know what I think? I think you’re the liar.

Because what happened between us in that bed, it wasn’t just sex.

‐It wasn’t just sport. ‐Oh, here we go.

Oh, yeah, here we go.

You can’t even look at me, Kenny.

Look at me.

You think you know me?

I know you. I looked into your eyes.

I looked right into you, and I saw it.

I went into that bed to get laid, period.

But that’s not what happened.

You were making love to me.

That wasn’t just fun between the sheets.

You were making love.

That’s what you wanted to see.

[scoffs] Why would I want to see that?

You’re a Cro‐Magnon.

You think I want some Neanderthal

‐to fall in love with me? ‐I’m not in love with you.

Then what the hell was happening in that bed?

Sex, bang bang, sex!

[scoffs] You know, you’re the liar.

You can shout and jump and bang‐bang all you want,

but you’re the liar!

[growls]

It’s always worked before.

‐It’s all right. ‐No, no, no, it’s not all right.

It’s always been both responsive and rigorous.

Maybe it’s the setting, the morgue,

a room of death. Maybe it picked up on that.

I’ve always been rigorous.

Sweet little man, it’s OK.

This just isn’t my style, this kind of impulsiveness.

My pattern is extended courtships.

It’s possible I need planning.

It’s just that when you said that...

you chased tornadoes, I‐‐

Ohh!

I‐I lost myself.

Extended courtships, huh?

Mmm, I like the sound of that.

Carter, is something wrong?

I‐I don’t know. I’m...

‐I’m sorry. ‐Don’t. Don’t be sorry.

Come on.

Party’s gonna start in about an hour.

[giggling] It’s Valentine’s Day.

Hey, let’s go!

You look beautiful.

‐Where’s Kimberly? ‐Oh, she’s meeting us there.

[Jimmy] She got a date?

Not that I know of.

Hi!

Hey.

‐Do you think you could help me? ‐Sure.

‐Zip the back. ‐[Jill] Oh!

‐[giggles] Thanks! ‐You look gorgeous, Max.

Thank you. [giggling]

What are you looking at?

Leftovers.

Max, if you ever hit me again,

I swear I’ll hit you back. I promise you.

[scoffs] Gee!

You lied again.

I didn’t lie.

Just because I was passionate in bed with you

doesn’t mean I’m in love with you.

I am late for a party.

Look at me.

Who’s turning away from who now?

Max, please listen to me.

Please.

You’re the best friend I’ve got.

You may be my only friend.

I never would have risked...

I never would have risked that.

This isn’t fair.

You wanted to go to bed.

You wanted to have sex...

and I end up losing everything.

I lose my best friend in life.

If you care for me as much as I do for you, you never would have risked that.

You never would have taken the chance.

I couldn’t live another day without taking the chance.

I’ve been in love with you for three years.

I smiled when you dated the twins...

when you had the affair with Rachel.

This year, you go out with Kimberly.

I supported you all the way.

But inside I was dying.

Dying.

I know I risked our friendship, Kenny.

I know.

But please don’t tell me who ends up with nothing here.

I admitted the truth...

and that’s something.

You know, I’ve been to bed with men I didn’t love.

Sometimes, it’s even been wild passion.

I know the body language...

the way heads turn...

necks arch...

but when it’s just sex...

you never connect with the eyes.

But you and me, Kenny...

we never took our eyes off each other.

I saw a man who loves me.

Now, I wanted to see that. That’s no question...

but I saw it.

[party chatter]

♪ When you’re in my arms ♪

♪ And I feel you close to me ♪

♪ Life’s what It’s supposed to be ♪

♪ I’m in love And you are my song ♪

♪ You’re my melody ♪

♪ You’re every dream I lie in wait ♪

♪ My whole world Came alive again ♪

♪ You walked into my life ♪

♪ And you are my song ♪

♪ Sing it ♪

♪ Let everybody know I found you ♪

♪ Let everybody know I found the thing ♪

♪ That people love To sing about ♪

‐Hi. ‐Hello.

I was just in the neighborhood. I thought we could relive our Supreme Court trip.

Mr. Wambaugh told me about his visit.

Yeah, and this would be the follow‐up, right?

Can I sit?

I’m not real great at being blunt, so...

well...

you know the amazing thing about Aiesha is how intuitive she is.

She instantly picked up that she made me nervous at first.

She read me so perfectly.

And her read on you is that you like her a lot.

A lot.

True?

Yeah, it’s true.

Look, I know she’s young,

but she’s much older than her years.

Don’t you think‐‐ [sighs]

I don’t know, that you owe it to yourself

to just see if there could be something between you two?

There couldn’t be.

Why not?

Because I wouldn’t allow for it.

You see, I have this very practical side.

And my job...

you know, I need my credibility.

My reputation bears on every case I try.

That means sometimes I have to ignore these feelings that...

[sighs]

I think you should just call her.

I won’t.

♪ Tonight you’re in my arms ♪

♪ It feels good in your arms ♪

♪ The night you’re in ♪

♪ My arms ♪

[whistling and cheering]

Encore!

Oh, you were magnificent.

Carter, you were great.

‐Thanks, Doug. ‐Great, Carter.

Oh, how wonderful!

[sighs] Oh!

This is a great town, this Rome, Wisconsin.

[laughs] I can’t believe I died here.

[laughing] Yeah.

‐Uh, Carter? ‐Hmm?

What would you think about me staying here in Rome?

Well, that would be terrific.

This is a great community.

Well, you know what I mean.

I don’t mean to be way out there, but...

I think I was reborn in Rome,

I was reborn to be with you.

Uh, Marla...

I...

I think you’re a fantastic woman.

I can’t ever remember

hitting it off with anybody so quickly.

I’m not attracted to you.

Oh!

That’s what happened in the morgue tonight. The‐‐

the brain signal that tells you

to, you know, get aroused, it‐‐ it never happened.

[sad laugh]

Oh, I don’t think a man ever said that to me in a bar before.

I think you’re a beautiful woman. I know it.

Yeah, well, I’m sorry.

I‐I thought we were getting along.

We were. We are!

You can’t imagine how this makes me feel.

I finally find a woman

who likes the things I like. She’s...

funny. She’s...

smart and pretty.

Everything I’m looking for, but the chemistry...

[sad chuckle] Funny thing.

You’re sweet, Carter, an honest man.

Funny, funny thing.

You know...

I care about you, too.

In fact, there’s a lot of times that I even wish that‐‐

Wished what?

Look, Max...

I don’t want an equal.

[sighs] It’s not my...

You know what my idea of the perfect wife is?

She looks great. We have good sex.

She’s a fantastic mother...

holds me when I cry...

which is maybe once a year tops.

When she wants to talk about something deep,

we invite her sister over.

The two of them stay in the kitchen

while I go watch football.

That’s me.

Never in a million years would you stand for it.

Nope, I wouldn’t.

I need to be in control.

With you, I wouldn’t be.

So you’re scared...

of what, losing your life?

You were making love to me, weren’t you, Kenny?

Was it just sex?

No.

Then what are you so afraid of?

That you’d leave.

What?

We’d be together, and then you’d leave,

and I don’t think I could handle that.

Oh, Kenny!

This is silly.

You really want to try this?

Yeah.

♪ Just for today ♪

♪ Let me love you ♪

♪ Just for tonight ♪

♪ I’ll close my eyes ♪

♪ And when I open them ♪

♪ My world will be all right ♪

♪ It wouldn’t hurt anyone ♪

♪ It couldn’t hurt anyone ♪

♪ Just for today ♪

♪ I wanna hold you ♪

♪ Just for tonight ♪

♪ You’ll be my dream ♪

♪ And when the morning comes to wake me ♪

♪ It’s all right ♪

♪ It couldn’t hurt anyone ♪

♪ It wouldn’t hurt anyone ♪

♪ Just for tonight ♪

♪ Just for today ♪

♪ I’ll be in my feelings ♪

♪ And I know ♪

♪ That it would lead me home ♪

♪ And if we both come back ♪

♪ A little wiser ♪

♪ It couldn’t hurt anyone ♪

♪ It shouldn’t hurt anyone ♪

♪ It wouldn’t hurt anyone ♪

♪ Just for tonight ♪

♪ Just for tonight ♪

♪ Just for ♪

♪ Tonight ♪

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