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00:00Standard stuff. Pleased to be here. Locals have been great, etc. No surprises, OK?
00:04How are we doing?
00:05Five seconds.
00:06Keith?
00:10Well, folks, it's all eyes on Broughty Ferry, with just two weeks to the by-election.
00:15Joining us in Scotland at one is Nick Edwards, described by some as a Westminster star in the making. Nick.
00:22Well, actually, Sally, I don't really care about Westminster.
00:26I only care about Broughty Ferry.
00:27I want to be king of that castle.
00:29Well, I just hope I'm given the chance.
00:31And in terms of your policies?
00:32Mm. Well, I...
00:34Oh, fuck.
00:35We're filming.
00:36Good morning. I'm the campaign manager for Bob's Servant Independent.
00:41We are launching a media extravaganza, and I wondered if you'd like to speak to Bob next.
00:46Because having Bob on your show would wow the folks at home, because he's handsome, and he...
00:51Tell you, he could turn out stories like hot cross buns...
00:55We're actually doing an interview.
00:55However, you're not allowed to show Bob's mouth moving, but then get someone else to say daft stuff and make it look like Bob's saying it.
01:05Like when that dog said, sausages and tomorrow's will.
01:08Oh, you know?
01:09Mm-hmm.
01:18Hey, I don't know what this group means.
01:24Hey, Georgie!
01:25Mr. Edwards, thank you very much.
01:42Thank you, Sally.
01:43It's a lot.
01:44Have a lunchtime, Boulton, yeah?
01:45Yep.
01:46Nice to meet you.
01:48Have you not done telly before, pal?
01:50You looked a bit nervy.
01:51Hey, I've done a fair bit.
01:52Three question times, a couple of Andy Mars.
01:54You?
01:55Absolutely.
01:56There was a table tennis marathon in the town hall for children in need.
02:00I was in the crowd.
02:01But apparently, I had real stage presence.
02:05Well, we've got a long day of interviews, so...
02:07Good luck with the table tennis.
02:10He wasn't playing.
02:12He was in the crowd.
02:14Bob Seven Independent, standing in the by-elections.
02:17Great.
02:18Can we do a wee chat?
02:19Local face to throw the folks back home.
02:22We just need a few quick shots of the river and then we're done.
02:26Come with us.
02:27What did I tell you?
02:28Best viewing brought in, Ferry.
02:30Seeing as you're here, we might as well do a wee interview.
02:33Five minutes.
02:34Deal.
02:35Standard chat show drill.
02:37I tell an anecdote.
02:38We have a wee laugh.
02:39You make fun of me.
02:40But in a way shows you respect me.
02:42Just, you know, the by-elections.
02:44Fine.
02:45Eyes on the prize.
02:46Oh, can we blur out the extension?
02:49I don't want copycats.
02:51I think you'll be okay.
02:52Well, put it this way.
02:53If next week some boy in EastEnders has an extension like mine,
02:56I'll be the guy on the London train with a sledgehammer.
03:00Broughty ferry breakfast all round.
03:02Breakfast?
03:02We really don't have time.
03:04Oh!
03:05Have a drink.
03:07A drink?
03:08Single measures in the morning.
03:09It'll be 20 minutes max.
03:13Just a bit of a diversion.
03:15We've got some nuts.
03:17It's Colin, isn't it?
03:19Yes.
03:20Tiny little batteries you've got there, Colin.
03:23I suppose they are, yeah.
03:25Like the wee Coca-Cola cans you get in the airplanes.
03:28Right.
03:34I was over at that Magaloof a couple of years ago, you know.
03:38People in the hotel banged on about the harm.
03:41And who it tastes different, you know.
03:43I mean, I just asked them, you know.
03:46What do you expect?
03:47Sorry, are you asking me?
03:55Well, you know, it's a different country, you know.
04:00Different harm.
04:05Breakfast is in the post.
04:11Oh, feel free to CGI on something behind me.
04:15We'll just stay.
04:15A jungle or something.
04:17I'll be going.
04:17Vianney.
04:18So, why are you standing?
04:22Why is Bob Servant standing?
04:26I see myself like a horse.
04:29I've got a few parasites on me.
04:31And there are a few people wanting to take me for a ride.
04:35And maybe there are a few trying to send me to the glue factory.
04:39But I'm still out there.
04:41One in the Brotty Ferry Grand National.
04:43Jumping over the fences.
04:45Waving at the punters.
04:46Are you the jockey or the horse?
04:48The horse?
04:49How would you wave?
04:54With a tail.
04:56Can we know if other voice is off?
04:57So, in a nutshell, why are you standing in the by-election?
05:02Well, Sally, in a nutshell, when I was a young man, there was a talent contest in Brotty Ferry.
05:09You've got the usual suspects, you know, the jugglers, the animal noises.
05:14But there was a little girl who asked if she could sing.
05:18Now, she was a complete nabody.
05:20She was nervous.
05:21And she didn't have what we, in Brotty Ferry, call star quality.
05:27But that wee girl opened her mouth and rainbows fell out.
05:33She nearly took the roof off the town hall.
05:36And do you know, do you know who that little girl was?
05:45It was Annie Linus.
05:49Annie Linus.
05:50What's wrong with you?
05:53I'm sorry, Bob.
05:56So, in a nutshell, Sally, I want to be Annie Linus.
06:02So, what's Timmy Married like in real life?
06:18Can we get it going?
06:20Let's get this cut in scent.
06:21Okay, folks, it's sausage time.
06:24We really need to go.
06:26Well, it's the traditional Brotty Ferry breakfast.
06:30The sausage surprise.
06:31What's the surprise?
06:32I think just how many sausages there are.
06:37And this is in the lunchtime bulletin?
06:40If we can leave, yeah.
06:42Well, Colin, it's been absolutely terrific to meet you, all right?
06:48All right.
06:54On the telly, Bob.
06:57That's the media sorted, Frank.
06:59Even the boo boys can't argue with TV.
07:01Let them try.
07:02You know, Frank, people respect TV.
07:05I mean, I know it's a change with celebrity culture,
07:07and everyone wants to have their nipples pierced and got on crime watch.
07:10But there's something magical about TV, Frank.
07:14And you know why?
07:16Because no one really knows how a TV works.
07:20Oh, gullty.
07:22Yep.
07:22Once you're on TV, everybody gives you respect.
07:30Come in.
07:32Margot, you've got a visitor.
07:34What the hell have you done?
07:37Hello, ma.
07:38Don't you hello, ma, me, Robert Servant?
07:41What's this politics stuff everyone's going on about?
07:44You'll see in a minute.
07:45Oh, Francis, what's he done?
07:48Mrs. Servant, if I may,
07:50our political campaign is going as successfully
07:53as your wonderful cardigan.
07:56Oh, Francis, always a charmer.
07:59How are you feeling, ma?
08:00I'm awful.
08:01Now, where's this girlfriend?
08:03Oh, have you scared her off already?
08:04No, no, no, no, no, she's still in favour.
08:06And this one's a pilot?
08:08Uh-huh.
08:09Well, where is she?
08:12Up there.
08:14Somewhere.
08:15You know, ma,
08:16sometimes I think she loves that plane
08:18mere than she loves me.
08:19But she doesnae.
08:20She loves me more than the plane.
08:22It doesn't do a couple good to be apart all the time.
08:25Well, we keep in touch.
08:26She does that thing where you write messages in the sky.
08:30I mean, I'll be out for a walk.
08:31She'll fly past, beep her horn, and write,
08:34Oi, Bob, don't you go talking to other women,
08:37or I'll come down there, land this plane,
08:40and knock you out.
08:41She's joking, of course.
08:44I mean, she's no vigilante.
08:45And how much did you spend on the extension in the end?
08:48Oh, well, it was a calculated risk.
08:52Oh, Robert, you rush into things.
08:54You don't think things through.
08:56Oh, really?
08:57Really?
08:57OK.
08:58Well, let's see what happened
09:00when I rushed into politics, shall we?
09:02Oh.
09:05That's brought you fairly.
09:07So it is.
09:09He's handsome.
09:10Also standing in the by-election is local man.
09:14Robert.
09:14Bob's servant.
09:16I see myself like a horse.
09:18I want to be Annie Lennox.
09:20It's sausage time!
09:25By-election candidate there,
09:27Brian's servant.
09:29Uh, now the weather.
09:30Hello there, good afternoon to you.
09:31Already seen showers developing across Scott and Al Sutherland.
09:34Oh, Robert.
09:36Where did you meet this pilot, Bob?
09:45Pilot?
09:46Oh, Frank.
09:47We've got bigger concerns than that.
09:50Now, let's assess the damage.
09:52What can I get you, lads?
09:55Couple of pints, please, Stupont.
10:03How's the Annie Lennox thing coming along, then?
10:06They twisted my words.
10:08Right, right.
10:12You did say,
10:13I want to be Annie Lennox, though.
10:16It was a simile.
10:18Oh.
10:19Okay.
10:23How's life as a horse?
10:25Simile!
10:25It's sausage time!
10:29And he's googly eyes as well.
10:30And he's moustached.
10:32Oh, no, he looks like a fat wolf.
10:33He's like, woo!
10:34What a total villain!
10:39I'm under pressure, Frank.
10:41Terrible pressure.
10:42I feel like that wee boy in Holland
10:44with his penis in the dam.
10:47That made us look stupid.
10:48Particularly you.
10:51Frank,
10:52if we lose the media,
10:54the game's over.
10:54Those people can make or break you.
10:57Look what they've done to asylum seekers.
11:00Or cherry coke cars.
11:01It's brutal.
11:02It's like the chip shops.
11:03Remember when we started the burger vans?
11:05And the chip shop people
11:06spoke to their friends in the media?
11:08And it was health and safety, this,
11:10meat of unclear origin, that.
11:11I do, yes.
11:12And then we got the media along
11:13and you sat down,
11:14ate our entire stock in front of them.
11:17Worst day of my life.
11:18Physically, yes.
11:19But as a business,
11:21it set us on our way.
11:22Couldn't feel my hands for three days.
11:23You see, that's what we need, Frank.
11:24We need to strike back.
11:26I'm not eating that stuff again, Bob.
11:28Forget about the telly.
11:29I'm going to have a press conference.
11:31And we'll have it
11:32right here.
11:34Here?
11:35Perfect place.
11:36It shows me as someone
11:37who's obviously better than other people,
11:39but is happy to pretend he's not.
11:41Like the time the Queen
11:42went on total wipeout.
11:44I'm still not sure that was her, Bob.
11:45Stupid!
11:46What?
11:47Great news!
11:55Not exactly a full house, Frank.
11:57It was short notice, Bob,
11:58but they're all a-list.
12:00Now, you be careful, Frank.
12:02That law like a pack of wolves.
12:04If I don't win them over,
12:06they'll listen to our phone calls,
12:08hack into our tellies,
12:09and take topless photos of us
12:10while we're asleep.
12:11Topless?
12:13From the back?
12:14From the front.
12:17Servus!
12:24This evening,
12:25I will be sleeping
12:26on my front.
12:37No, no.
12:38Don't get up, folks.
12:39Lovely.
12:56Sorry, stupor, pal.
12:58You're on my eye line there.
13:00It's a bit off-putting.
13:01Could you...
13:01A bit more, please.
13:18A bit more.
13:19That's us.
13:27Right, you lot.
13:28Open your briefcases,
13:29tack out your fountain pens,
13:30because I'm going to give you
13:32an exclusive peek
13:33through the Bob curtain.
13:34Bill Wood,
13:36bro-take bugle.
13:37I'm still trying
13:39to figure out
13:40this whole
13:41Annie Lennox situation.
13:42Non-story
13:43fish and chip wrappers.
13:44Yes, I know, but...
13:45Look, get one thing straight.
13:47I don't need the media.
13:49Traditionally,
13:50I do my work
13:51through whispers,
13:52but there's no harm
13:53in getting you lot
13:54to send out
13:55what I would call
13:56secondary whispers.
13:58I mean,
13:58I know it's unfashionable
14:00to say this,
14:00but I actually
14:01trust you lot.
14:03Maggie Johnson,
14:04Carnoustie Inquirer.
14:05What particular
14:06behavioural patterns
14:07do you feel
14:08you share
14:09with a horse?
14:11As I was saying,
14:12I trust you lot.
14:14I certainly trust you
14:15a lot more
14:15than that telemob.
14:17They beg you
14:17for an interview
14:18and shoot you
14:19in the balls.
14:20So,
14:20let's work together here,
14:22huh?
14:23I'll give you
14:23some dynamite
14:24to sprinkle
14:25in your stories.
14:27And tomorrow,
14:28when the readers
14:28open their papers,
14:30bang-a-da-boom-bang!
14:31They'll be blown
14:34to smithereens.
14:37Two more pints,
14:38please,
14:38Stu Pot.
14:44That's me about
14:45to pull the trigger
14:47in a new bathroom.
14:50Okay.
14:52You a bathroom fan?
14:55Never.
14:56I tell you,
14:58Stu Pot.
15:00Get yourself
15:01a good bathroom.
15:03You're halfway there.
15:06I use mine
15:07as a panic room.
15:10So,
15:10if the Zulus
15:11had just attacked
15:12the compound
15:13from one side
15:14rather than
15:15a pincer movement,
15:16it would have been
15:16over in minutes
15:17and the movie
15:18would never have been made.
15:20Does that answer
15:20your question?
15:22Not in any way.
15:23Hey, you.
15:26Jimmy Walker,
15:27Broughty Ferry Bus Fans
15:29by monthly newsletter.
15:30Who?
15:30What is your
15:32favourite bus route?
15:33Number 26 to Finchrie.
15:35Best atmosphere in town.
15:36Okay,
15:37down to business.
15:37Let's talk politics.
15:39This Annie Lennox act
15:41is at a day midnight thing.
15:43Listen,
15:43I admire the woman.
15:45She's got the lungs
15:46of a dolphin,
15:46but I don't want
15:47to be Annie Lennox.
15:48That's too much pressure.
15:50Well, I could handle
15:50the pressure.
15:51Big crowds,
15:52long tours.
15:53You'd have to remember
15:53rather worse.
15:54Look,
15:54if I wanted to be
15:55Annie Lennox,
15:55I could be Annie Lennox.
15:57Don't write that down.
15:58We're mocking up
15:59a photo of you
16:00as a horse.
16:01Any particular colour?
16:02A black,
16:02white stripe down the nose.
16:03Do you know
16:04any funny bus stories?
16:05Thousands.
16:06This is ridiculous.
16:08I'm a serious candidate.
16:10I mean,
16:10you wouldn't treat
16:11the Edwards like this,
16:12would you?
16:12Your favourite
16:13bus story, though.
16:151994,
16:16number 17 to Staubswell.
16:18There was a guy
16:19on the bus
16:19who looked exactly
16:19like Nigel Mansell,
16:20and I said,
16:21if you were driving
16:21the bus,
16:22we'd be home
16:22before we knew it.
16:23Everybody laughed,
16:24including the driver.
16:25Look,
16:26we're missing
16:26the point here.
16:28You need to tell
16:28your readers
16:29that that stuff
16:30on the telly
16:30was nothing.
16:32I am a serious
16:33candidate.
16:34Well,
16:34so far in your campaign,
16:36you've announced
16:37two firm policies,
16:38that you would
16:40shoot dogs,
16:41and that you want
16:43to be Annie Lennox.
16:44To be blunt,
16:45that makes you
16:45sound like
16:45a bit of a weirdo.
16:47A weirdo?
16:48I'm sorry,
16:49Mr. Servant,
16:50but you're running
16:51this shambolic campaign
16:53with your brother.
16:55My brother?
16:56And,
16:57well,
16:57it's frankly
16:58very difficult
16:59to take anything
17:00you say serious.
17:01Fine.
17:02Fine,
17:02fine,
17:02fine.
17:03Don't listen to me.
17:04I'll take you
17:05to meet someone.
17:06Someone
17:06who will tell you
17:07about the real
17:08Bob Servant,
17:09straight from
17:10the horse's mouth.
17:11Not a real horse.
17:17Ma.
17:20Ma.
17:22Ma.
17:24Ma.
17:29Hello, Robert.
17:34Oh, for fuck's sake.
17:47Dernia, you lot
17:48know Colin the cameraman.
17:51Tell you,
17:52he's a hell of a guy.
17:54Right.
17:55Here we go.
17:58Mrs. Servant,
18:00what are your thoughts
18:01on Bob standing
18:02in the by-election?
18:03It's terrible.
18:04Terrible for the opposition.
18:06You know,
18:06what Mum would say
18:07if she wasn't stuffed
18:08to the girls
18:08with medication is...
18:09I'm not on
18:10any medication.
18:12...is that I was
18:14a funny wee caterpillar
18:15who used to get himself
18:17into scrapes,
18:18but he'd burrow away
18:20and one way or another
18:21that funny wee caterpillar
18:23turned himself
18:24into a very successful swan.
18:27Absolute nonsense.
18:30You're nonsense.
18:31Right then.
18:32I'll take one question
18:33for the wee angel.
18:35We'll go with yourself.
18:37Er, favourite bus route?
18:39Twenty-sixth of entry.
18:41Best atmosphere in town.
18:42Right, folks,
18:43that's a lot.
18:45The wee angel must sleep.
18:46Oh, for Christ's sake.
18:48Do you think your son
18:49can win this by-election?
18:51Of course he does.
18:51No!
18:52What?
18:52Robert fills his time
18:54with nonsense like this.
18:56It's just lonely.
18:58Lonely?
18:59Everything but.
19:00Yes, Robert.
19:01Lonely.
19:03I know you've got
19:03France as your best pal.
19:05He's top five.
19:06But you get bored,
19:07your mind wanders,
19:09next thing you come up
19:10with something like this.
19:11So you're saying what?
19:13That he's a bit of a show-off?
19:16I beg your pardon.
19:17Here we go.
19:18Your son,
19:20he's clearly an attention-seeker.
19:22Don't you speak
19:23about Robert like that.
19:24You've poked the bear now.
19:25Who do you think you are?
19:27Oh, I'm just...
19:28Don't you dare come in here
19:29and call Robert names.
19:31People have been calling him
19:32names his whole life.
19:33He's just a bit different.
19:37He always has been.
19:39He wore a nappy
19:40till he was seven.
19:43Insurance.
19:43And he'd cry
19:45if the girls talked to him.
19:46It was a tactic.
19:47Oh, and the ideas.
19:48Always the ideas.
19:50Okay, Mum.
19:51How he'd swim to Norway
19:53or invent a hairbrush
19:55that shampooed your hair
19:56at the same time.
19:57The foam comb.
19:58Only the other week
19:59he thought the FBI
20:00were after him.
20:02I had a new postman.
20:03It was very confusing.
20:04But forget all that.
20:07If Robert wants to have
20:08a shot at the politics
20:10then why shouldn't he?
20:12He can't be any after
20:13than the next thing
20:14you'd think of.
20:15There you go.
20:16And you can't stop
20:16someone trying the politics
20:18just because he's got
20:18a head full of mints.
20:20Now, that's a poster.
20:22Okay, okay.
20:23She's getting a bit confused now.
20:25Come on, boys.
20:26That's your lot.
20:27One photograph.
20:29Let's run away.
20:31Local man's mum
20:32gives him the big thumbs up.
20:34Good morning, ladies and gentlemen
20:45and welcome to Broughty Ferry
20:47or, as I like to think of it today,
20:50the harbour of hope.
20:51Indeed, the port of peace.
20:54A great philosopher once said...
20:55Look at him, Frank.
20:57Look at him.
20:57He just thinks he's the new Lenny Henry.
21:01And it's children
21:02that we're here to talk about today.
21:05Do you know what people love, Frank?
21:06Saucy films?
21:07Saucy films.
21:09And...
21:10...are some of my favourite types...
21:13Rescues.
21:16People love rescues.
21:17Even the media can't get enough of them.
21:19Look at Dunkirk
21:20or them miners of Chile
21:22that got stuck in that cupboard.
21:25Francis,
21:26let us give them
21:27a rescue.
21:31Adam,
21:31I look at Adam
21:32here
21:34and I think back to what I was doing
21:35at Adam's age.
21:37Sir Alex Ferguson,
21:39Bob Paisley
21:39and a young,
21:4112-year-old bodybuilder
21:42from Fountain Bridge
21:43called Sean Connery.
21:45I want these kids
21:46to grow up in a
21:49Broughty Ferry
21:50where they feel
21:50they can shoot for the moon.
21:52Because it's up there
21:53where these little stars belong.
21:59Sweet Jesus!
22:01How the hell
22:02did he get up there?
22:13We've got a jumper!
22:15Right, folks, right.
22:17We've got a bit of a Chernobyl
22:18on our hands.
22:19But with a wee bit of magic,
22:21I can turn this
22:22into a good news story.
22:24We'd better call the police.
22:25Oh, no, no, no, no, no, no.
22:26I'll talk him down.
22:27He won't hear you.
22:29Right, right.
22:32Oh.
22:33I wonder
22:34if this might help.
22:38A big hello
22:42to the man on the roof!
22:46Good afternoon, everybody.
22:48My name
22:49is Trevor
22:50and I am
22:52terrifically sad.
22:54Textbook jumper talk.
22:56We don't know that.
22:57I feel like jumping
22:58off this castle
23:00and smashing myself
23:02to smithereens.
23:05Carry on, Trevor!
23:07My name is Trevor
23:08and I am sad
23:10because of the whole situation.
23:14I am the saddest man
23:15in Grotty Ferry.
23:16My life
23:18is like a black hole
23:20that goes
23:21all the way down
23:22to Australia.
23:25Could you tell us
23:26your surname, please, Trevor?
23:29I don't think Trevor
23:30knows his surname.
23:31How would he not know his surname?
23:32Oh, fine, fine.
23:35Trevor!
23:36Can you tell us
23:37your surname?
23:38Uh, Colin.
23:44My name
23:45is Trevor
23:47Colin.
23:49Happy now?
23:52Well, Trevor,
23:53I don't know
23:54if I can help you.
23:56I'm just
23:56an independent candidate
23:58trying to do my best
24:00for Brotty Ferry.
24:02You seem to be someone
24:03who will stand up
24:05for the little guy
24:06and also
24:07the big guy
24:09because it's ridiculous
24:11to say
24:11that little guys
24:13deserve
24:14all the breaks.
24:16Spot on!
24:17You're spot on there, Trevor!
24:20Now I think it's time
24:21we got you down.
24:24Now, Trevor,
24:25it's reasonably important
24:27that you land
24:28quite close
24:29to the X.
24:31You know, Trevor,
24:33we all get sad.
24:35Hey!
24:35Hey!
24:36What's your game?
24:37And do you ever
24:38get the feeling, Trevor,
24:39that the whole world
24:40knows something
24:41you don't,
24:42that you're just
24:42a silly little cog
24:43in a big machine?
24:46I do, Mr. Edwards.
24:48Yes!
24:49Ignore him, please, Trevor!
24:51You ever wonder, Trevor,
24:53if you made
24:53the wrong decisions
24:54in life
24:55and that it's
24:56too late
24:57to change them?
24:59Almost mornings
25:00and every night time.
25:03Hey!
25:03Hey!
25:04I'm talking them down.
25:05Mm-hmm.
25:05Trevor!
25:07I know what it's like
25:08to feel like
25:09you're not in control
25:10of your life.
25:12But you know what, Trevor?
25:14You're in control now.
25:16Look at all these people
25:18down here.
25:18No, Trevor!
25:19Don't look!
25:20Oh!
25:25There's thousands of you!
25:27Hang on.
25:29Is there...
25:29That's his brother!
25:30He's not my brother!
25:33He's his campaign manager.
25:35Could be a lookalike.
25:36That's a fitting end
25:37to your
25:38idiotic campaign.
25:40All right, all right.
25:45All right, folks.
25:46All right.
25:46Let's go with
25:47Bob Seven
25:48in an almost rescue.
25:53Bob does his best.
25:55That's all
25:55anyone can ask.
26:05Hassle at the castle!
26:10Bob!
26:20Bob!
26:22Bob!
26:24I've got the most
26:25awful pins and needles!
26:29I may be mad,
26:30I may be blind,
26:31there is a dodo!
26:34Bob!
26:35Bob!
26:35But I can still
26:37read what you're
26:39thinking.
26:49And I've heard it
26:51said too many times
26:52that you'll be better
26:53all alone.
26:55Besides...
26:55Hello, Colin.
26:58It's...
26:58It's Frank
26:59from this morning.
27:02No, no, no.
27:03You didn't...
27:03You didn't leave anything.
27:05No, no.
27:05I was...
27:06I was just wondering
27:07but...
27:08It's probably daft
27:10but, uh...
27:12The Broughty Bugle
27:13are running
27:13a bus trip
27:14to Alton Towers
27:15and I was...
27:17I was just wondering
27:17if you'd like to join me.
27:21She could come too.
27:24Well...
27:25Oh, yep.
27:27Okay, listen.
27:28Not to bother.
27:28Listen.
27:29I've got my
27:30swimming lessons anyway.
27:31Okay.
27:32Well, yep.
27:33I'll see you later, pal.
27:34Bye.
27:35Bye.
27:40I don't think you know
27:41what I feel.
27:47You don't know
27:48what I feel.
27:49I don't know what I feel.
27:51I don't know what I feel.
27:51I don't know what I feel.
27:52I don't know what I feel.
27:52I don't know what I feel.
27:53I don't know what I feel.
27:53I don't know what I feel.
27:54I don't know what I feel.
27:54I don't know what I feel.
27:55I don't know what I feel.
27:55I don't know what I feel.
27:55I don't know what I feel.
27:56I don't know what I feel.
27:56I don't know what I feel.
27:57I don't know what I feel.
27:57I don't know what I feel.
27:58I don't know what I feel.
27:58I don't know what I feel.
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