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00:30Our day will come
00:36And we'll have everything
00:40We'll share the joy
00:44Falling in love can bring
00:48No one can tell me that I'm free on to know
00:54This is the control room, don't need to move on, right?
00:57Who should stay in the car?
01:00If you love me
01:01Yeah, can't confuse me on the car
01:04Oh, our day will come
01:08And we'll come
01:10If we just wait for the clock
01:13No, don't you pull us
01:17Think loving way
01:19I've second-dynamite in my underpants, darling
01:21Catch yourself on, big lad
01:23Because we'll always stay in love this way
01:28Our day
01:30Our day
01:34Our day
01:36If he's anything like my husband, he'll have them off in five minutes
01:54Well worth a month's wages then
01:57Oh, our day will come
02:02Oh, oh
02:03And we'll have everything
02:06We'll share the joy
02:09So it's true then
02:11So it's true then
02:12Catholic girls are new for maniacs
02:16And they have scalybacks
02:21Did you say I'm bargain?
02:23Filthy
02:25You smell like scaly
02:29You smell like scaly
02:30You smell like scaly
02:31Because we'll always stay in love this way
02:35Our day
02:37Our day
02:38Our day
02:40Our day
02:41Will come
02:43Control car
02:53They like to let me know they know where I am
02:57You should go on to Butler
03:08I've been swatting up since our last lesson
03:14Is your week busy?
03:21Always
03:22I'm afraid Easter Monday after we shift
03:26I'm afraid I'm not
03:28I better go
03:35I think about you all the time
03:50Do you ever spare a thought for this pair of old hat?
03:58I've got better things to be thinking about Michael like now
04:01I'm dirty
04:03I know
04:04I'm just giving the child a lift with everything that's happening at home
04:22Do you think you could get free school dinners?
04:25It's too much
04:26Sitting with them at break
04:28The lifts
04:28Now dinners
04:29It's up to Mrs McGeone to feed her children
04:32If she can't do that
04:33She shouldn't have had them
04:34Betty does feed them
04:35She's just struggling
04:36Betty
04:37I meant Mrs McGeone
04:39Stay away from the McGeones
04:42I don't need to hear what Mal was shot there
04:49In an ongoing shoot
04:50Between the ANLA
04:51And the official IRA
04:52The Protestant Action Force shot two men in a bar up a new lodge
04:57OK, well, what about some good news?
05:00Like, who's number one in the charts?
05:05My daddy's getting better
05:06He can nearly let his own fag in now
05:08How's it about you, Kusla?
05:21I'm good, thanks, Fidel
05:23This is wee Davey McGeone
05:24I believe your friends
05:26Are acquainted with his daddy
05:28I'm sorry to hear about your daddy, Matt
05:32I'm sure his daddy will be delighted to know that you're concerned
05:35But, um, no Easter eggs this year
05:38Because he's not working
05:40My mum got in too many and I'm not sure if now
06:00Thanks, mister
06:06Okay, let's go
06:08Maybe Tommy will go back next year
06:26He's over 16, he can do what he likes
06:28He's hardly here anymore
06:30Knocking about with his cousins
06:32Bad news, them boys
06:34Here, bring this up, Tim
06:36Try and talk a bit of sense, innit, Tim?
06:40Yeah
06:40The Cumber and Gifts
06:53Go on
06:57You're never too old for a cream and egg
06:59So you're leaving school?
07:12You're so close to the end, Tommy
07:14Do you not just suffer it out for the next few weeks?
07:19Sit the exams at least
07:20Daddy's sitting down there with a bag of piss strapped to his leg
07:24You're not working again
07:26Schools of luxury I can't afford
07:28Yeah, but you get a couple of A-levels
07:32You can earn a bit of money
07:34Go to university
07:37Have some real prospects
07:40What prospects would they be?
07:42I hope the painters catch whoever did this soon
07:51Yeah, I will
07:52Best find them before I do
07:55I'm going to say Happy Easter to you, Granny
08:07Marianne's put on a quirl out of weight
08:12You're going to help yourself, can't you?
08:13Granny
08:14Hi, give me a kiss
08:16Happy Easter to you
08:16Hello, girls
08:17You look beautiful
08:18Look who we brought
08:20Go watch TV
08:21Oh
08:22Happy Easter
08:24Happy Easter to you
08:25Happy Easter to you
08:26I'll give us here, Eamon
08:34I'll bring you a wee bickie
08:36Have you all had a lot of knives?
08:46Did that, eh?
08:53Second Easter with her
08:55To Daddy
08:57God rest his soul
08:59Talk in
09:08Oh, Jesus
09:17What?
09:20You rubbed it in garlic?
09:21Yeah, sure you do
09:22I stink like a froggy for the day
09:24After I have a wee bit of bacon
09:26It's delicious, Kishlam
09:27I don't mind getting on me
09:29Just eat your potatoes
09:30I like it
09:31Girls, where are you going?
09:38I'm going
09:39Girls, where are you going?
09:40I just wanted to say Happy Easter
09:42And hear your voice
09:45I can't stop thinking about you
09:48I spared you what you thought last night
09:53As I was lying in bed
09:55Oh, yeah
09:56I thought about you first thing this morning
09:59When I woke up
10:00When can I see you again?
10:03I'm working on it
10:05We'll work harder
10:06I can't wait
10:07Sorry, I have to go
10:09Who was it?
10:26Jerry
10:26Who's Jerry?
10:28Someone special?
10:29The wee teacher
10:29She's been staying out all night with
10:31What's going on?
10:32Nothing
10:32Well, better not be
10:33What about your job?
10:34Leave her alone
10:35She's a single girl
10:36And she'll bloody stay single as well
10:38Giving it away for nothing
10:39I have no privacy
10:40Do you see her?
10:42We have some news
10:43Well, I should let you tell them, Ian
10:53I think we've guessed
10:57When?
11:06And the July
11:08Yeah
11:08August
11:10Five months gone
11:14Five months
11:18Five months
11:18Five months
11:36Let's go
11:36Even
11:37Don't raise to her
11:39They're on the way there to the golf club
11:42I know they are
11:42Is it any wonder they left?
11:45Her ma was probably told to mum and RM
11:47And pulled out of her
11:48That's disgusting
11:49And why did you tell them about me?
11:54I'm a grown woman who's entitled to your private life
11:56Don't be so childish
11:57Me childish?
12:00I'm sure you're the one who has to be put to bed night after night
12:02Thanks, Miss Lavery
12:12That's weaker
12:15Music egg
12:19Daddy's gonna love this land
12:20Thanks, Miss Lavery.
12:26That's weaker.
12:28He's a gay.
12:29Daddy's gonna love us long.
12:31At least you all got together.
12:32Neither of our families would have us.
12:34That's their house, Betty.
12:36Oh.
12:38I hope you love it as much as I did.
12:43Thanks.
12:44Mandy, take this through to Daddy.
12:50Can we have our eggs for the man now?
12:55Well, you can really thank Miss Lavery for them.
12:58Thanks, Miss Lavery.
13:02Here you go.
13:07You've been awful good to us this last while.
13:10I just want you to know that me and Seamus, we really appreciate it.
13:13Thanks.
13:20That garlic's been repeatin' on me since yesterday.
13:46Seamus McGillan said thank you very much for the easter eggs.
13:50Hey, Miss Lavery, you can't just say what you want any more.
13:54Do you want to get us burnt out then?
13:55I want his people to know what they've done.
13:57You should see the state of Seamus aiming his mess.
14:00You've been to their house?
14:02Is it bogging?
14:04No Simaculate?
14:05It's the people throwing dog shite at the Russian line that are bogging.
14:08Just keep your own right.
14:20Jimmy?
14:21Hi, Jimmy.
14:22Hi, Jimmy.
14:23Here, I've managed to wrangle.
14:25A couple of bars free.
14:26You finishing seeing it right?
14:27I'm going to the pictures.
14:28With who?
14:29With Jerry.
14:30Fingerard princess.
14:31Here, I've managed to wrangle.
14:32Here, I've managed to wrangle.
14:33A couple of bars free.
14:34You finishing seeing it right?
14:35I'm going to the pictures.
14:36With who?
14:37With Jerry.
14:38Fingerard princess.
14:39With who?
14:41The Jerry.
14:43Finger out princess.
15:10Nice blouse, mate.
15:15Is that the boy that had you out all night?
15:18Eamon, this is Jerry.
15:20Jerry, this is my brother, Eamon.
15:22Jerry's a lead supporter.
15:23Is that a good thing here?
15:26Get you a drink on the house.
15:28What's your poison?
15:30I ain't doing your best.
15:32Barcelona.
15:34Chances.
15:37Decent bloke.
15:38What about the blouse?
15:39Right on, I'll get this.
15:40Come.
15:44Well?
15:45How's about you?
15:46Hello again.
15:47We're going to see Cabaret.
15:49Labaret's not seen yet.
15:51Is that so?
16:01Hey.
16:08He's rather taken with you.
16:14Are you serious?
16:18I appear to be jealous.
16:21Which is...
16:24Not a helpful development.
16:26Yeah.
16:27Well...
16:28I never know where you are, what you're doing, so...
16:30I won't be taking myself to a nunnery anytime soon.
16:33Wait.
16:34One more.
16:35Here.
16:36You can phone me at the flat.
16:37Anytime.
16:38I'm sorry that things aren't different.
16:41I'm sorry that things aren't different.
16:42Here.
16:43You can phone me at the flat.
16:44Anytime.
16:46I'm sorry that things aren't different.
16:47You once said I rang you during dinner yesterday.
16:49You did?
16:50Huh?
16:51Huh?
16:52Huh?
16:53Huh?
16:54Huh?
16:55Huh?
16:56Huh?
16:57Huh?
16:58Huh?
16:59Huh?
17:00Huh?
17:01Huh?
17:02Huh?
17:03Huh?
17:04Huh?
17:05Huh?
17:06Huh?
17:07Huh?
17:08Huh?
17:09Huh?
17:10Huh?
17:11Huh?
17:12Huh?
17:13Huh?
17:14Huh?
17:15I said it.
17:17I did it.
17:19You did.
17:22You want me lover?
17:23Don't do me real quick fee?
17:24You should be so lucky.
17:45How do you respond to the criticism that you're blatantly encouraging terrorism by representing members of the IR?
18:01Let me be clear. I am defending Conan Kelly, Michael McAlevey and Patrick Coyle because they are not members of the IR.
18:08They are, however, like most Catholic youths in Belfast, in danger of being recruited.
18:12They have no work of future prospects open to them. And if they get into trouble, they have no hope of justice and they know it.
18:18That case will burn anyone who goes near it.
18:20They have nothing to lose.
18:21If I bleed him, no one else is speaking up for those boys.
18:26His poor wife, so his life with him wasn't hard enough.
18:33Joanna Butler.
18:36He's Siobhan de Butler.
18:43Do you know her?
18:45No, I know of her.
18:47We were talking in the hairdressers.
18:49She wouldn't be one for circulation, if you know what I mean.
18:52No, I don't know what you mean.
18:54Herbs.
18:55I told you before.
18:56On the drink.
18:59Many wonder.
19:00A string of affairs, now you just carry on.
19:03Affairs?
19:04Aye.
19:05Women go silly for him.
19:07And he doesn't deny himself.
19:09His wife would be the only one who doesn't know.
19:18You planning on peeling that wee spot into oblivion?
19:21Hello?
19:22I want to see you.
19:35Now.
19:36My dear mummy.
19:51Help me figure out who Siobhan de Butler is.
19:57Do you want a butler?
19:59Why did you not say when I asked?
20:08Because I keep all that separate.
20:11It's very neat.
20:12Very Protestant.
20:13Don't.
20:14Apparently I'm the only one that doesn't know that you're a complete womaniser.
20:18How little your friends must think of your wife that they scarcely bought an eyelid while you parade me around.
20:28My wife is no concern of yours and should not come between us.
20:35And your other women?
20:38Are they any concern of your poor wife?
20:40Do you really want to have this conversation?
20:42Yeah, yeah, I do.
20:43Yeah.
20:48Then I would counter that this attack of conscience hasn't been triggered by any concern for my wife's dignity.
20:55But by the realisation that you're not the only woman that I've been with outside of my marriage.
21:05Fuck off.
21:07Kushler.
21:09Kushler!
21:18Oh!
21:19She so has a date scene.
21:20Who is that?
21:35Excuse me.
21:44What's a soldier, doll, miss?
21:45Nothing.
21:46It's not for today.
21:47A traitor, she sleeps with family.
21:49Sean!
21:50Enough for class.
21:51They used to heat up the tower.
21:52Enough, Sean!
21:53That's mine, miss.
21:54I have to hang back up so my sister doesn't get any ideas.
21:57Mummy says Garns go silly for boys in uniform.
21:59After class.
22:00Let's move on, please.
22:02Miss, I don't think...
22:03You too, Davy.
22:12Art supplies away, please.
22:17Oh, I'm not a hundred percent of them.
22:21You're a hundred percent hungover.
22:22Like juicy eyeballs on you.
22:24You're so spiky right there.
22:26I hope you're not that mean to purge, Harry.
22:30I betcha.
22:32Maybe that's why it's not common.
22:36I betcha.
22:39Maybe that's why it's not common.
22:47And now entering the arena, you have the German Shepherds of the Peace...
22:50Are you a love addict?
22:52How do you stop stifling your feelings and become a truly sexual woman?
22:57Mother of God, how do people waste their money on this shirt?
23:01What are you stealing from the hairdressers?
23:07Are you your love addict?
23:09You haven't gone five feet from that phone in a week.
23:13You and Gerry fighting or what?
23:15Hello?
23:27Don't hang up.
23:28Can I talk to you?
23:30Maybe.
23:32I want to make it right.
23:35Are you in the pub?
23:37Aye, yeah, yeah.
23:39I came in looking for you.
23:41I can be there in five minutes.
23:46I couldn't get away.
23:50And I thought you hated me.
23:57Okay.
24:08Who was Art?
24:09Gerry.
24:10I'm going to go and see him now.
24:12So he's forgiven you, has he?
24:15I'll cook later.
24:18I'll just give myself a wee top up.
24:22Stave off the hunger.
24:24And the other one.
24:25So, how were you?
24:26I'm going to go and see him later.
24:27He's gone and see him after the hunger.
24:28I'm going to go.
24:29Why are you there?
24:30I'm not going to die, you know.
24:31You know?
24:32I'm not going there.
24:33We're going to die.
24:34I'm not going to die.
24:35You will stop there.
24:41Get out of fire.
24:43R drinking out of fire.
24:44You're not going to die.
24:47I don't know.
25:17No tears today, Hope?
25:38Uh, no. I was just catching up with a friend.
25:42Oh, you're popular tonight.
25:43Your mother just let in a young fella.
25:45Presumably not for her.
25:48I must be the other schoolteacher.
25:50We're planning a disco, so let's all go.
25:52Night.
25:53Good night.
25:58You're only mad in there.
26:00Uh, communication breakdown.
26:03I must have gone to the wrong pub.
26:06Who?
26:08Tommy.
26:08I expect a Michael.
26:15Relax.
26:16I'll take my phone.
26:17See a Michael.
26:20Yeah.
26:29Is everything okay at home?
26:31Ah, same.
26:32Oh.
26:39Best book I've ever read.
26:40Hmm.
26:42Darkly, but...
26:44Great.
26:45Keep in common.
26:46You know, book lovers like you should really stay in school, Tommy.
27:01Um, I'll see you later, yeah?
27:03Yeah, I'll see you later.
27:05I'll see you later.
27:35Oh, yeah?
27:36Will you be dancing?
27:38I'll have a few impressive moves, and I'll bust them out for you if you're lucky.
27:41It's not me you're trying to impress.
27:43Isn't it?
27:47Chatting up pillars.
27:49Risky.
27:50You're just jealous.
27:51If he was chocolate, he'd eat himself.
27:58Jerry, I can't dance.
27:59Yeah, I can see that.
28:01But I'm brilliant, Dallas.
28:14Jerry!
28:17This gold pillar can't take his eyes off you.
28:20What have you done?
28:21Guilty being too attractive.
28:22I mean it.
28:26He's lost in it.
28:28Billy, don't be a hero.
28:31Don't be a fool with your life.
28:36Billy, don't be a hero.
28:39Come back and make me your wife.
28:42And if Billy started to go, she said, keep your pretty head long.
28:53Billy, don't be a hero.
28:56Come back to me.
28:58Here, did you see Penny's got her own solo show next month?
29:02Well done, you.
29:04Yeah, we're going for salon style.
29:06You have cluttered walls.
29:07A few new pieces of sculpture.
29:09That's brilliant.
29:09Come on in.
29:12You should both come.
29:14Thank you, Penny.
29:16Come on in.
29:18Old Nigel Prendergast.
29:19Yes, Potato Nose.
29:20Oh!
29:21That was his nickname.
29:22Well, he appeared before the judge on a direct driving charge and he refused to recognise the court.
29:29When he was asked to explain himself, he said, well, he's been painted since the last time I was here.
29:34Oh, no, he didn't say that.
29:36No, he didn't.
29:37Ridiculous.
29:38I don't get it.
29:39Bloody hell, Jane.
29:41Refusing to recognise the court.
29:43Like the IRA prisoners do.
29:45Gunmen and bombers thinking they're being treated unfairly.
29:50But being denied a jury is unfair.
29:52Listen, don't get started on the diplot courts, right?
29:54I'm trying to digest my food here.
29:56They would not be tolerated anywhere else in the UK.
29:58Kelly McAlevey and Coyle murdered.
30:00Those RUC men.
30:01Those boys were picked out of a line-up by a witness who can only be described as unreliable.
30:05Oh, good old Michael.
30:07Defending the indefensible.
30:09Kershler.
30:10Why don't you start before these two do?
30:13Yeah.
30:15Um, I was...
30:17There are some words that I would like to know.
30:20Far away.
30:22Propaganda.
30:26Foscow Act.
30:29Internment.
30:32Immune.
30:34Terrorist.
30:38Scapella whore.
30:38Why don't we go back to where you left off last time?
30:50You were telling us how to make a noun slender, the masculine and feminine.
30:54Remember?
30:55Friend of the lawyer.
30:59Friend of the lawyer.
31:00Is that feminine and slender?
31:06Caringly, Dora.
31:08It's masculine, actually.
31:09Are you all right tonight, Victor?
31:12I'm fine.
31:18That was fun.
31:21Victor was going to me, not you.
31:24He'll never forgive the IRA for Bloody Friday.
31:27He was one of the first journalists on the scene and...
31:32He smelled burnt flesh and so a body part's been shoveling the bin bags.
31:35Jesus.
31:40His problem was with the IRA, not with all Catholics.
31:44Yeah, but it's an interesting choice of words, so...
31:46I was so shaded with my lot.
31:49And you can't deny that I'm a source of ridicule to your friends.
31:51I'm the token take.
31:53I dislike that word.
31:53What do you prefer, Marcy, Fenian, Mick?
31:56Don't be flippant.
31:58What?
31:59Am I the first to you?
32:01I bet you I am.
32:03Does it make you feel better that you're doing it for community relations?
32:06Please.
32:06You should have told him to fuck off.
32:09Instead of sitting there like a good little native, let him humiliate me.
32:16Let's go to Dublin for the weekend.
32:19What?
32:20Take the take to take town.
32:26Buy your bit on the side of Big Bun and Beaulies.
32:29I'm being serious.
32:33I won't be your dirty weekend.
32:36Pretend to be your wife.
32:41Let's just go back to the flat.
32:42The shadow of your smile
32:46When you are gone
32:50This music is full of one.
32:57It's like the Portuguese words, sodage.
33:01A deep yearning.
33:03Sodage.
33:05You Marley-Mouth pretentious fucker.
33:16Tell me, do the Clancy brothers know that you stole their cardigan?
33:27They're worth especially for you.
33:31See you later.
33:33Thanks, Miss Marley.
33:34Here, Batty.
33:35Daly's don't prefer its condemners.
33:36Go in, Daly.
33:40In.
33:40Did you report me for not looking after the children?
33:49Why are you-
33:49I had a social worker here.
33:52Standing in my scullery.
33:54Opening my fridge.
33:56Asking where the kids sleep.
33:57They said the scoot caught.
34:00I am managing.
34:01I am managing.
34:04I am doing my best.
34:07I know.
34:07We thought you were our friend.
34:09Stay away from us, Miss Lavery.
34:13Batty.
34:14Batty, I had nothing to do with this.
34:15Look, I promise you.
34:28Did you send a social worker up to the McGeones?
34:31You came to me with concerns regarding the McGeone child, which I recorded.
34:34Yeah, I know.
34:35You said, and I quote, that woman is struggling.
34:37I am obliged as principal to pass.
34:38Yes, I know, but I thought you would be sorry for something you could get free school dinner.
34:42So you're lying.
34:42No, no.
34:44She is struggling, but she is a great mother, okay?
34:47And I just, I just thought that she could use the help, but you, you did this because she was a Protestant.
34:52You're a married Catholic.
34:53I suggest you stop before you say something you regret.
34:59Or something the McGeones regret.
35:02Now, can I help you with anything else?
35:05No.
35:05No.
35:06No.
35:06No.
35:17No.
35:18What's wrong with Urbic?
35:46Were you crying?
35:48The millions hate me.
35:52Bradley called a social and Betty thinks that it was me.
35:56But you told her it wasn't.
35:59She can't even talk about it right now.
36:02Ach, well.
36:04You go see what's on the telly tonight.
36:07I'll get steaks and make chips.
36:11Christy, stay there.
36:14PHONE RINGS
36:17PHONE RINGS
36:19PHONE RINGS
36:20PHONE RINGS
36:21PHONE RINGS
36:22PHONE RINGS
36:23PHONE RINGS
36:29Give hi it to Gerry, fella.
36:33Hello?
36:34Hello?
36:35Does Gerry know your mother refers to him as that wee fella?
36:39Is it you?
36:41Come tonight.
36:43I can't.
36:45I'm knackered.
36:46I've had a bit of a weird day, so I just...
36:49I need a quiet night.
36:52Bad weird?
36:53Not great.
36:56I'll give nothing for you tonight.
36:59Yeah, that's okay.
37:01Let me look after you.
37:04As if Betty hasn't enough in her plate.
37:14I've just made it worse.
37:16You were trying to help?
37:19It's brave.
37:20You can say I'm brave all you like, but if you like Tommy...
37:24This place is so fucking unfair.
37:27I know.
37:29I'm seeing Tommy McGuynes every day of the week in court.
37:33Nobody thanks you for trying to make it any fair.
37:38Somebody called in a bomb threat to Chambers today.
37:43Who?
37:45Take your pick.
37:46This case is rattling all sides high and low.
37:50My colleagues have just been out of that list because they had to stand in the pouring rain while the bomb squad checked the Chambers.
37:56I don't know.
37:57God, I hate this place.
38:06Let's go to Dublin.
38:09Yeah?
38:10Yeah.
38:11Yeah.
38:12But I won't be Mrs. Agnew.
38:25Mr. and Mrs. Labyrinth.
38:26The words I have to say, they will be simple but they're true.
38:35Until you give your love, there's nothing more that we can do.
38:52Love is the opening door.
39:07Love is what we came here for.
39:10Love is what we came here for.
39:14No one could offer you more.
39:19Do you know what I mean?
39:24Have your eyes really seen?
39:29You say it's very hard to leave behind the light for you.
39:44Goodnight sisters.
39:45There is no other way.
39:47Ah, you just said goodnight sisters with no drawers on.
39:51That's what you've been doing, sweetheart.
39:53Yeah.
39:54Love is the key we master.
40:02I'm glad I got to bring you here.
40:04There's another jazz club we can go to next time.
40:07Hmm.
40:08And you seem to know Dublin well.
40:10I'm an all-Ireland sort of chap.
40:12As opposed to United Ireland?
40:15Not necessarily.
40:17I love Ireland.
40:19I just don't think it's worth killing anyone over it.
40:23Eh-oh, Lizzy, what about Canada?
40:38Yeah.
40:40Come, boop!
40:41Come on.
40:42So Dutch?
40:44Hmm.
40:45Are we doomed to spend the rest of our lives yearning?
40:52It's better than wanting nothing.
40:59I love you.
41:12You're supposed to say a pint?
41:15Another time.
41:19I've been doing all of them.
41:21Wow.
41:43Good morning.
41:45There you go.
41:46Thanks.
41:47Who did you buy these for?
41:48The missile and the beads are for divi.
41:51Whoever shall read this prayer shall never die a sudden death, or be drowned, nor shall poison take effect on them.
41:57Neither shall they fall into the hands of the enemy, or shall be burned at any fire, or shall be overpowered in battle.
42:01Well, St Joseph has it all covered.
42:11You're making fun of me, but I got that for you.
42:21And the candle.
42:22I'll say for nine mornings, for anything you may desire, it has never been known to fail, so be sure you really want what you ask.
42:31Maybe there's something on it.
42:32It's telling you to be careful what you wish for.
42:35It's telling you to be careful what you wish for.
42:39It's telling you to be careful what you wish for.
42:40It's telling you to be careful what you wish for.
42:41It's telling you to be careful what you wish for.
42:42Are you happy?
42:46Are you happy?
42:53To help me.
42:57Mamie.
43:11Mamie.
43:14Mamie.
43:15Mamie.
43:16Mamie.
43:17Mamie.
43:18Mamie.
43:19Mamie.
43:20Mamie.
43:21Mamie.
43:22Mamie.
43:23Mamie.
43:24Mamie.
43:25Mamie.
43:26Mamie.
43:27Mamie.
43:28Mamie.
43:29Mamie.
43:30Mamie.
43:31Mamie.
43:32Mamie.
43:33Mamie.
43:34Mamie.
43:35Mamie.
43:36Mamie.
43:37Mamie.
43:38Mamie.
43:39Mamie.
43:40Mamie.
43:41Mamie.
43:42Mamie.
43:43Mamie.
43:44Okay, put your arm around me.
43:47One, two, three.
43:52Come on, Mommy, help me, please.
43:54Okay.
44:00I need you.
44:01Okay?
44:06I love you.
44:10Don't cry, Mommy.
44:11I'm gonna be pastor on you.
44:13And then I'm gonna get you all warm, okay?
44:15I'm here now, okay?
44:19I'm here now.
44:20I'm sorry, Mommy.
44:41Okay.
44:53the anger Eamon mommy's drinking's getting worse what she's pissed all the time
45:23There's there's gin bottles all over this house. What do you want me to do about it? I'm up to my bollocks here we go
45:53Who is it?
46:09I don't know
46:09The car just reversed in
46:13and it took off again
46:16So you said you weren't worried of it Peters?
46:20It wasn't the police
46:21Who was it? Did you recognize the car?
46:27No, it was one of those cars that you're not supposed to remember
46:51So you said, I don't know
46:57That's my father
47:00And I've been like you
47:02I don't know
47:03No, it's my father
47:05I don't know
47:06No, it was one of those cars
47:07I don't know
47:09No, it was one of those cars
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