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Birds Of A Feather S01 - Ep 1 - Nicked
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00:00What'll I do when you are far away and I am blue?
00:15What'll I do when I'm alone with only dreams of you
00:27that won't come true?
00:32What'll I do?
00:37What'll I do when I'm alone with only dreams of you?
00:56Can I hold you again?
00:57Bloody frets.
00:58I can't ring strike if I weren't already seven months in a riz.
01:03I hope not.
01:31I mean, you're not like that at the office.
01:32I hope not.
01:33I thought you might have had a head start there or something.
01:36You're well-acting.
01:37Oh, right, well, don't act.
01:39I see you tied it up, then.
01:41I've been waiting for my trousers.
01:44You took your bloody time, didn't you?
01:46Oh, I could hardly drag myself away.
01:49It was so romantic watching your jeans wrapping themselves around my knickers.
01:55It took me right back to when a quick tumble meant more than 20p's worth of hot air.
02:00Hot air?
02:01You could talk about hot air.
02:03Next time Richard Branson feels like crossing the Atlantic in that giant virgin Johnny of his,
02:11he could come round here, you could talk him up.
02:15Right.
02:17Do you want a lift to your sisters, or are you going to stay and nagging the wallpaper off the wall?
02:21Hang on, hang on.
02:22I just did me face.
02:23I can't wait that long.
02:26My tax disk gets buyers at Christmas.
02:28There was 30 quid in here when I went up the launderette.
02:33No.
02:34Some thieving Turk must have had that away while you were adding a fabric conditioner.
02:38I didn't take me purse up to the launderette, you lying merchant.
02:42That's my shopping money.
02:44I want bloody half of that, you thieving ponce.
02:47Do you know how many customers I had to shortchange to scrape that 30 quid together?
02:51You're going to put it on one of your three-legged horses, was you?
02:55What I do with my money is down to me.
02:59Your money?
03:02You parasite.
03:03You're supposed to be the breadwinner here.
03:07Instead, you're nicking the crumbs off my plate.
03:10What sort of husband are you?
03:12Don't start all that.
03:13At least I didn't marry you under false pretenses.
03:17Meaning what?
03:18You know.
03:20Say it.
03:20What's the point?
03:21Go on, say it.
03:22All right.
03:23If I'd known you couldn't have kids...
03:26Oh, you bastard.
03:27You told me to say it.
03:32You're bloody mental.
03:36Hang on, what about me lift?
03:43All right, get off.
03:49What happened to the BMW?
03:51Swapped it.
03:52Through what?
03:53Exchange and prep.
03:57Look at the state of this.
04:12There's more dogs on this floor than Dan Battersea.
04:15I know I'm a bit untied, even.
04:17Like the Atlantic Ocean's a bit wide.
04:21What?
04:23Last time, I'll get you a romantic little surprise.
04:27You've had a bird in here, haven't you?
04:28Leave it out.
04:30I only picked it up last night.
04:33The car, I mean.
04:35You've got to be doing it with someone.
04:37Because we ain't had it since Christmas.
04:39Then you kept calling me Sonia and you were so pissed.
04:42Well, that's what I'm doing.
04:45But then why should I expect any different?
04:48You're a lousy provider.
04:50Why should you be any better in bed?
04:51I might be if you lost a couple of stone.
04:54You could make a start by cutting your tongue out.
04:59If only I'd married someone like Daryl.
05:03My sister wants for nothing.
05:06Three quarters of a million that new house cost.
05:09Indoor pool.
05:12Her swimming costume costs more than my entire one drove.
05:15Your swimming costume is bigger than her entire one drove.
05:17Oh, blimey, is that the time?
05:21Let me off in a minute.
05:22Chris, watch out!
05:23What?
05:24What?
05:24Oh!
05:24Oh!
05:25Ah!
05:25Ah!
05:26Ah!
05:26Ah!
05:27Ah!
05:28Ah!
05:28Ah!
05:29Ah!
05:29Ah!
05:30Ah!
05:30Ah!
05:31Ah!
05:31Ah!
05:32Ah!
05:32Ah!
05:33Ah!
05:33Ah!
05:34You bleed nutter!
05:35It's OK.
05:35No-one's hurt.
05:36I've been seeing the mirror.
05:38You've got to go back and give me my insurance company number.
05:39You've got to go back and give me my insurance company number.
05:42What insurance company?
05:44Ah!
05:44Ah!
05:46Ah!
05:47Ah!
05:48Ah!
05:49Ah!
05:50Ah!
05:51Ah!
05:52Ah!
05:53Ah!
05:54Ah!
05:55Ah!
05:56Ah!
05:57Ah!
05:58Ah!
05:59Ah!
06:00Ah!
06:01Ah!
06:02Ah!
06:02Ah!
06:02What time is it, Trace?
06:06What's happened to your new golden platinum Rolex diver's watch,
06:09as worn by Seve Ballesteros, Frederick Bullsup and Kiri Toconoa?
06:13Stopped.
06:14What? That's a five grand watch.
06:16No, it ain't. It's a 50 quid copy I bought off Chris.
06:19Oh, you ought to know by now his moody stuff's always rubbish.
06:23I know, but he was a bit short and he won't take a hand out.
06:25We are talking about the same Chris here.
06:28What my sister sees in him.
06:30Yeah, well...
06:32So what time is it, anyway?
06:35It's nearly one o'clock.
06:36That's assuming this watch you got me for my birthday is a real Cartier.
06:40As if I'd have a stint when it comes to you, babe.
06:43Look at our palace.
06:45The pool.
06:46The cars.
06:47All for you and Garthie.
06:49Why do you think I work all the hours, God sends?
06:51Oh, I know. I'm really lucky to have you.
06:53You haven't yet.
06:55But I think I can squeeze you in.
06:58Oh, you know where?
07:00You haven't worn me up.
07:01Not here.
07:01Why not?
07:03Look, this is.
07:04We'll detach now.
07:05There is one thing I'd really like.
07:07Me too, but I'm not making much progress.
07:09It's six weeks of our Eastern Paradise cruise.
07:12Calling at Bali, Bangkok, Hong Kong, Singapore, Bora Bora and Sydney.
07:17Don't know.
07:18Don't really fancy all that Bora Bora nosh.
07:20No, it's a great idea, Cruz.
07:23After all, it's weak since we went on that safari.
07:27So shall I book it?
07:28Yeah, of course.
07:29Oh, I really love you.
07:31Come on then.
07:31One for the road.
07:34Stuff me.
07:36It's the first time your brother-in-law's been on time in his life.
07:38What a gorgeous house.
07:46A bit flesh.
07:49That's rich.
07:50Coming from the owner of a white Zephyr with tiger-skin seats and more aerials on it than the Russian embassy.
07:55Oh, they've changed their cars again too.
08:05He must and half have wrecked a lot of conservatories.
08:08You want to get him to take you on full-time?
08:10I've got me own business.
08:12Oh, yeah.
08:13Self-employed minicab driver and walking bookies Christmas bonus.
08:20Get you out of bed, did we?
08:22We was Paul's side.
08:23Oh, pardon me for breathing.
08:26She might.
08:27I won't.
08:32It's beautiful, Trace.
08:34It's like something out of Santa Barbara.
08:36Well, you can come in, you know.
08:37There's no charge on a weekday.
08:39That's unregarded tour.
08:40We've got to be in Newport Pagan or one.
08:44Don't be late at home because I've got you a nice fillet steak for your tea.
08:47You take your time, Daryl.
08:49I'll make sure your steak goes to a good home.
08:55She's been living in her dreams.
08:57She's been living in her cars.
08:59She's been living in a plastic bubble.
09:01She's been living way beneath what she thought her life would be by now.
09:05I thought the house in Whip's Cross was big.
09:11It was all right for a semi.
09:12I thought we was overlooked by the neighbours.
09:14Better than being overlooked by the council.
09:16I ain't had hot water for three weeks.
09:20Well, maybe if you paid your rent.
09:21Well, don't you start.
09:24You forget what a struggle life is for Chris and me.
09:28I mean, it's all right for Daryl, isn't it?
09:30He's got a booming business.
09:32Six erectors and a full-time accountant.
09:35But what does Chris earn?
09:37I don't know.
09:37What does he earn?
09:38Feet.
09:39Sorry.
09:40Search me.
09:42It'll be easier.
09:42Find out the Pope's inside leg measurement.
09:44Then when he does have money, he spends it on sick animals.
09:54Don't suppose you could get Daryl to take him on full-time, could you?
09:58Oh, no, show.
09:59I never interfere in Daryl's business.
10:01But I know he don't need no full-time drivers.
10:03Only when he goes on these long hauls.
10:05Oh, anyway, it's enough of the boys.
10:08This is girls' day out.
10:09Got some lovely leather trousers in at Skinner Romford.
10:12I can't afford leather trousers.
10:14My purse is plastic.
10:16And it's empty.
10:18That curse I nicked my spending money.
10:21Again?
10:22Here, treat yourself.
10:23No.
10:23Go on.
10:24No.
10:24It's only 50 quid.
10:25Go on.
10:27I don't like to take charity, Tracey.
10:30I've got my principles.
10:31Oh, my name's Dorian Green.
10:43I live next door.
10:44Can you help me?
10:44I'm in the middle of a terrible crisis.
10:46So, I came back from shopping to find the entire ground floor under three inches of foam.
10:57What, you've had the fire brigade round?
10:58No, the carpet cleaners came a day early and the stupid au pair let them in.
11:02I told Marcus we shouldn't have a German, but he said live and let live.
11:08I had all the girls coming over for coffee this afternoon.
11:11What am I going to do?
11:11I can't make them all sit in the kitchen.
11:13Of course not.
11:14I bet it's hardly bigger than a tennis court, aye.
11:16Well, I'll get a kettle on shall.
11:22I'm not one to interfere.
11:24And God knows cleaners are hard to find.
11:29But if mine spoke to me like that, Sharon's my sister.
11:33Really?
11:36You've decorated beautifully.
11:40Oh, is this your son?
11:42Garth.
11:43He's a Wyatt Fisks.
11:44That's a public school.
11:45Oh, public school.
11:47Well, we want him to learn to talk proper.
11:49Naturally.
11:51So, how are you settling in in our exclusive little enclave?
11:56You what?
11:56Ryan Close.
11:57Oh, you mean Ryan Deer.
11:59Oh, it's lovely.
12:00Bit quiet, mind.
12:01Yes.
12:02People do keep themselves to themselves.
12:05I've just had the most wonderful idea.
12:07I was going to have a little get-together for a few friends later,
12:10before the disaster with the deep pile.
12:13What are you up to this afternoon?
12:15Well, we was going shopping.
12:16Kettles on.
12:17Tea, coffee or pot noodle?
12:18Even better, because actually, my coffee afternoon was going to be in the nature of a product party.
12:27A what?
12:28It's a way of viewing and buying high-quality merchandise at wholesale prices in the comfort and privacy of your own home without any high-pressure salesmanship.
12:35Say you'll do it, you'll be saving my life.
12:37I don't know.
12:39So, it's sort of like a Tupperware party, then, eh?
12:42I like to think it's a titch-up market from plastic boxes for leftovers, dear.
12:48It's put me in me place, hasn't it?
12:50And, Tracy, the party hostess gets a 15% commission and all she has to do is supply the nibbles and the drinkies.
12:57You could easily pick up £40 or £50.
12:58Pin money.
12:59Thank you, Dorian, but I don't need pin money.
13:02Oh, I do.
13:03I'll be your hostess.
13:08Thank you, dear, but I don't think my friends want to slap out to a council flat in a tower block where the lift doesn't work and your cabriolet gets vandalised while you're still in it.
13:15You've been telling her where I live?
13:19Just a lucky guess.
13:20Why am I doing this?
13:46I don't want Tupperware.
13:47I don't need Tupperware.
13:49I don't even like Tupperware.
13:51It ain't Tupperware, Trace.
13:53What?
13:55I've just seen that Dorian unpacking her gear.
13:58And no way is it Tupperware.
14:00Oh, well, that's something.
14:02What is it, then?
14:03Perfume?
14:03Jewelry?
14:05Look.
14:09Oh, I ain't got a, you know, a crotch.
14:14A file.
14:15Who'd wear them?
14:17I would.
14:18I thought it'd make Chris pay any attention.
14:21Mind you, he wouldn't notice me in bed if I had a picture of Gary Lineker tattooed on me bum.
14:26I just don't want this slap in my ass.
14:29Oh, they're nothing.
14:31Everything else in the front room needs batteries.
14:33Where's Dorian?
14:34Where's Dorian?
14:35I'm going to tell her to sling her a rook.
14:37What the hell do you think you're doing?
14:39They're here.
14:40Action stations.
14:41Oh, I am tempted.
14:42Oh, I am tempted.
14:58I really am.
15:00Just to see his face.
15:02Go on, what's the damage?
15:04Damage? These are perfect goods.
15:06I mean, how much does it cost?
15:0875 pounds.
15:10Blimey.
15:11You must have it. It's so you.
15:17Nothing that costs 75 quid is so me.
15:20It's money well spent, darling.
15:22It'll put the magic back in your marriage.
15:24I think Paul Daniels could put the magic back in tomorrow.
15:29What about you, Trace?
15:31You've got the figure for it.
15:33He said, knock your Daryl socks off if you come home and see you in this.
15:37Our marriage doesn't need artificial aids, thank you very much.
15:40I thought you said you'd been married for 14 years.
15:42They have.
15:43Childhood sweethearts they were.
15:45Met in Woodbury Down comprehensive in detention.
15:49She's never been out with another bloke.
15:52Let alone slept with one.
15:53Do you mind, Matthew?
15:54No, it's sweet.
15:56I was the same.
15:58I met my husband on a kibbutz when I was 18.
16:01We were engaged for three years and I was still a virgin when I got married.
16:06Good for you.
16:07It was only later I started going out with other men.
16:10You mean you're two-timey?
16:13Absolutely not.
16:14I'm utterly faithful to Luke.
16:16I thought your old man's name was Marcus.
16:18He is, but Marcus and I haven't had a physical relationship since October 1987.
16:23No, it was the stock market crash, you see.
16:25It rendered him impotent.
16:27And though the FT index has staged a remarkable upturn since then, Marcus hasn't.
16:32So who is this Luke then?
16:35Sharon knows.
16:3623.
16:37He's gorgeous and he works for Lundquist Kitchens.
16:43We met when he came round to measure up and boy, did he measure up.
16:48I'm sorry, Dorian, but I think it's all disgusting.
16:51You can't be into having this party, you bring round all these horrible smutty gadgets
16:55and then you talk about knocking off other fellas.
16:58Alright, Tracy, don't be such a prude.
17:01Just because you've got a perfect marriage and a perfect husband and a perfect house,
17:06don't mean the rest of us poor also-rans can't have a bit of fun.
17:09Thank you, Sharon.
17:11Though I rather resent being called an also-ran.
17:16Well, I'm sorry if you're offended by my presence,
17:19by my attempts to befriend you, to introduce you to my social circle,
17:22to ease your way into Chigwell's society.
17:25But if you are so morally far above us, then I shall pick up my harmless love toys
17:29and vanish from your life as suddenly as I entered it.
17:34What for?
17:35Go on.
17:36No, go on.
17:37It was nice meeting you, Sharon.
17:39You might live in a slum, but you do have a certain grace.
17:44Alright, Dorian, I'm sorry. It's my fault to sit down.
17:47I'm making a mountain out of a mowheel.
17:49She's got cream that does that.
17:51I accept your apology, dear.
17:58Look, you must have something to please this incredible husband of yours.
18:03Not one of the battery-powered items, obviously.
18:05But how about a camisole?
18:07Nah, he's got an umbrella.
18:12It's a joke!
18:14I know what a camisole is, alright?
18:18Oh, oh.
18:19It's gorgeous.
18:21How much?
18:22Have it on me, dear.
18:23Then you can have it on Daryl.
18:25Sharon.
18:26Now, come on, I've got to pay.
18:27No, please.
18:28It's just a manufactured sample.
18:30Oh, well, if you're sure then.
18:31Of course.
18:32So you owe me a favour.
18:33So you're going to model it for us then, Trace?
18:35Do you mind?
18:36This is for my Daryl's eyes only.
18:38What's his eyes got to do with it?
18:45Chris, careful!
18:57Have you clucked that white zephyr?
18:58Yeah, it's smart.
18:59You're joking, aren't you?
19:01No.
19:02What a little white zephyr that failed to stop in an accident in Bowes Park this morning.
19:09I think we'll have chummy.
19:29Tracy, dear, you know that favour you said you owed me?
19:31No.
19:32No.
19:33When I gave you the camisole.
19:34Since I showed you it, baby, you said that she...
19:36Well, let's not split hairs.
19:38The thing is, Luke's got two tickets for brass at Wembley tonight.
19:44A little bit overpopped consistency.
19:46You're as young as the man you feel, dear.
19:49Oh, now, I like that.
19:51That is good.
19:52Isn't it good?
19:53Anyway, the thing is, I need an alibi to tell Marcus tomorrow,
19:56so do you mind if I say I went to the ballet with you?
19:58Yeah, I don't mind as it happens.
20:00I'd say you went to the ballet with me if you want.
20:03With respect, Sharon, it has to be a plausible alibi.
20:05LAUGHTER
20:06Yeah?
20:07Tracy Stubbs.
20:08Yeah?
20:09Yeah?
20:10Tracy Stubbs.
20:11Yeah?
20:12CID.
20:13Can we have a quiet word?
20:14Oh, my God.
20:15Oh, my God.
20:16I know it.
20:17I know I should never let you talk me into it.
20:18Me?
20:19What have I done?
20:20It's only the old Bill, innit?
20:21Oh, Bill who?
20:22Lily Law, Dorian.
20:23Bill?
20:24Lily?
20:25I'm completely confused.
20:26What's she talked you into, love?
20:27Don't say nothing without a brief, Trace.
20:28Don't talk to me about sodding briefs.
20:29Look, it weren't my idea to have this stupid sex-aids party.
20:30I've got nothing to hide.
20:31So, who tipped you off, eh?
20:32One of them mates of yours is a grouse.
20:33Look, there's nothing illegal about things that go wrong.
20:34You know what?
20:35You know what?
20:36I've got to talk me into it.
20:37Me?
20:38What have I done?
20:39It's only the old Bill, innit?
20:40Old Bill who?
20:41Lily?
20:42Lily?
20:43I'm completely confused.
20:44What's she talked you into, love?
20:45Don't say nothing without a brief, Trace.
20:48Don't talk to me about sodding briefs.
20:50Look, it weren't my idea to have this stupid sex-aids party.
20:53I've got nothing to hide.
20:55So, who tipped you off, eh?
20:57One of them mates of yours is a grouse.
20:59Look, there's nothing illegal about things that go bonk in the night, love.
21:05If I were you, I'd try marriage guidance first.
21:07Do you mind?
21:08I've got a perfect marriage.
21:10And?
21:11I think I'd better be going.
21:13Who are you?
21:14Just a neighbour.
21:15What about you?
21:16I'm her sister.
21:17Ah.
21:18So, you're Sharon Theo...
21:21Theo Dollyplops?
21:22Er...
21:24Oh, yeah, yeah, alright.
21:25I've been married to him for eight years and I can't still pronounce it.
21:29So, what do you want, eh?
21:30Look, there ain't been an accident, has there?
21:32No, I wouldn't call it an accident.
21:33What's happened?
21:34Well, now, how can we put it, eh?
21:37Oh, I know.
21:39You, erm...
21:40You want to stock up on these sex-aids, love?
21:42Cos you won't be having any nookie with your husband again this century.
21:46Oh, well.
21:47Now to run the gauntlet of all them slags.
21:48Oh, it can't be that bad.
21:49You try living here?
21:50No thanks.
21:51Exactly.
21:52I'll tell you, Trace.
21:53I don't think I can take much more of this.
21:54You've got to, for the boys.
21:55He could be on my mind for ages, but once he comes to trial and they get off...
21:58Get off?
21:59Get off?
22:00Get off?
22:01Get off?
22:02Trace, the law found shooters in the car.
22:03There's no way they're going to get off.
22:04Oh, well.
22:05Keep smiling.
22:06Oh, well.
22:07Keep smiling.
22:08Mwah!
22:09I'm sorry, Trace.
22:10I don't think I can take much more of this.
22:11You've got to, for the boys.
22:12He could be on my mind for ages, but once he comes to trial and they get off...
22:16Get off?
22:17Get off?
22:18Get off!
22:19Trace, the law found shooters in the car.
22:22There's no way they're going to get off.
22:25Oh, well.
22:26Keep smiling.
22:27Mwah!
22:28And you know they're right.
22:52It really does get the wash clean, even at low temperature.
22:56It's all right, ladies.
22:58No need to change the subject on my account.
23:00I know who you're talking about.
23:02It ain't every day we get an armed robber on our floor, is it?
23:05Yeah.
23:06You normally have to make do with drunks and wife beaters like your elf.
23:09Where's the money from all these raids?
23:11That's what I'd like to know.
23:13You don't fool us by walking around in all your cheap clothes from the market.
23:17The son reckons you must be sitting on half a million.
23:20And if I was, do you think I'd still be living in this car, Z?
23:23If you ask me, it's your fault your Chris turned to crime.
23:28You what?
23:29He gave me a lift home the night before he was nicked.
23:32That was nice of him.
23:33Yeah.
23:34He'd just got that new, fooled Zephyr.
23:37Anyhow, we got talking...
23:40Before or after.
23:42And he was saying how you couldn't give him babies.
23:45And what a disgrace that is for a Greek Cypriot bloke.
23:48He was very upset.
23:51And you comforted him?
23:52Yeah.
23:53I tried to cheer him up.
23:55Well, after you'd finished cheering him up,
23:58you left your knickers in the glove compartment.
24:01And when stopped, could give no satisfactory explanation
24:07for the presence of sawn-off shotguns
24:10in the boot of the Ford Zephyr,
24:12owned by Mr. Theod...
24:13Theod...
24:14Theod...
24:15Theod...
24:16Theod...
24:17Theod...
24:18Theod...
24:19Theod...
24:20Theod...
24:21Theod...
24:22Theod...
24:23Theod...
24:24Theod...
24:25Theod...
24:26Theod...
24:27Theod...
24:28Theod...
24:29Theod...
24:30Theod...
24:31Mr. Stubbs, co-defendant.
24:32A bare half an hour after the security van was raided outside Mothercare, Newport-Packnell.
24:37We have heard how banknotes stolen during this evil armed robbery were recovered from the turf accountant's office
24:45and subsequently were found to bear the fingerprints of the aforementioned individual of Greek Cypriot extraction.
24:55Now, ladies and gentlemen of the jury, as you retire to consider your verdict.
25:01Ladies and gentlemen of the jury, have you reached a verdict?
25:05Yes.
25:05Is it the verdict of you all?
25:08Yes.
25:09How do you find the defendants? Guilty or not guilty?
25:12Guilty.
25:13Oh, no.
25:17Daryl Kevin Stubbs and Christopher Theodoc...
25:21Dr. Theodocadus, you stupid old fart.
25:29You are in contempt of court.
25:31Big deal. I'm down for a tent stretch anyway, am I?
25:34I sentence you both to serve 12 years imprisonment.
25:41Take them down.
25:44A phrase they'll hear often in the almost exclusively homosexual atmosphere of your average top security prison.
25:50You, Daryl.
25:52Wait for me, Chasie. Wait for me and all, Sharon.
25:56What?
25:56You must be bloody joking.
25:59I've waited long enough.
26:00Oh, let us see him, you callous sods.
26:16I'm sorry, madam, but the transport leaves for Funky Brixton in five minutes' time.
26:20You wouldn't want them to miss their tea, would you?
26:22He's spanned this afternoon.
26:25I come to think of it, he's spanned most afternoons.
26:28I tell you what, get yourselves around at the tradesmen's entrance.
26:32Maybe you can give them a wave goodbye.
26:33Bye.
27:03No, Trace. Those Windsors are just slits, aren't they?
27:06Oh, I'm sure I saw him waving.
27:09Yeah, of course you did.
27:12Come on, let's go, eh?
27:19What am I gonna do, Shell? I'm gutted.
27:22It's like being widowed.
27:24It was my whole life.
27:27I haven't let myself think about it till now,
27:29but what's Garth gonna do without her dad?
27:32And the ass. It'll be so big and empty.
27:36I don't even know how to change a plug.
27:39I do.
27:40I'm dreading it, Shell.
27:42I'm dreading going home on me own.
27:45Look, if you like, I'll stay with you for a bit, eh?
27:49Till you're feeling yourself again.
27:51We'll just pop back to the tip and I'll excavate a few clothes, alright?
27:54You don't want to come home with me. You've got your own life to lead, don't you?
27:58True.
28:02I'd rather lead yours.
28:05Oh!
28:06Oh!
28:07What?
28:08I'll let me show you, won't I?
28:11Oh, come on.
28:13What'll I do when you are far away and I am blue?
28:27What'll I do when I'm alone with only dreams of you?
28:40That won't come true.
28:44What'll I do?
28:48I'll let you show you, won't I?
28:49Oh, come on.
28:50What'll I do when you are in the middle I am blue?
28:51Oh!
28:52Oh!
28:53Oh!
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28:59Oh!
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29:17Transcription by CastingWords