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Peaky Blinders - Series 1- Episode 4
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00:00People keep asking me questions, though I don't know the answer to.
00:04It's us.
00:05That's the machine guns now.
00:07And it's them that's in the mud.
00:11Guns.
00:11Mr Shelby, we pay good money.
00:13For who do you speak?
00:15The Irish Republican Army.
00:19Not a...
00:20copper.
00:23You went after him because he was IRA.
00:25I followed him because I thought he might have information.
00:30The difficulty with undercover work, Grace, is to remember what you are.
00:36Your sister's in there giving birth.
00:37There's one man should be here.
00:39You're right, Paul.
00:40On my house.
00:41Tell Freddy it's safe.
00:44Welcome to the world, son.
00:46Freddy!
00:50The police came and took his father away.
00:53You liar.
01:00The police came and left to the hospital.
01:01Good.
01:07Okay.
01:20Now, how did this happen?
01:24It's always a joke.
01:25But to me, I'm sorry.
01:29I'm sorry.
01:29do as it should and crap where secrets lie in the border fires and the humming wise
01:40man you know you're never coming back past the square past the bridge past the mills past the
01:47stacks on the gathering storm comes a tall handsome man in a dusty black coat with a red
01:58right hand
02:25open up love
02:28i brought more things for you and the baby got some fresh eggs and bread i'll leave it here
02:36think of a little one babies don't have principles
02:41oh
02:47oh
03:10did you speak to her
03:12she didn't speak back
03:17well did you tell her
03:21i'll only tell her what i know to be true
03:25it's the last time i'm going to say this it wasn't me who shocked teddy thorn
03:34tommy i'd ask you to swear on the bible but you can't swear on that can you
03:40nothing you hold sacred
03:51there's tea
03:59the new system
04:02everything in the diary
04:10black star
04:11black star day
04:12black star day is the day we take out billy kemper and his men
04:19yes
04:19no one knows this
04:21not even your family
04:24nice
04:29Everyone in my family hates me, but what would I tell them?
04:36He's off the bloody rails is what he is. If he'll turn nose on his best mate.
04:40Bloody neighbors, John. Snitch behind the curtain.
04:44Yeah, well if you think that, you're the only one who does.
04:47Look at this, look. Bloody racking it here. Who's running this carny?
04:52Name a marriage then. Intentant wintering and smiling heath with this ring.
04:56Does he? I only heard.
04:58Nobody in small heath crept in a pot without the decree of Tommy Almighty.
05:03Mr. Marston, I believe. The ringmaster.
05:07Proud I am to say so. Yeah, well these here are civilized parts.
05:11Man wants to set his stall up with fellas lamping each other. He needs himself a license.
05:16A license? For a fee. From those in charge.
05:23I'll tell you what. How about I keep my money? A new shovel license up your arse crack.
05:29No, you don't want to speak to me like that. I know the bloody old you think you are.
05:32In my name, they know I just shall be.
05:37Dad?
05:45Jesus.
05:51Thank you. You're a good boy.
05:55Ah, bless the Father for these bounties we are about to receive.
05:59Jesus Christ.
06:00Please, woman. Latin bane.
06:04Finish your sandwich and sling your hook.
06:08Pollyanna, I'm the guest of the head of this family.
06:12So why don't you maybe tend to your mangle or your scuttle?
06:15The head of the family, I too.
06:16Yeah.
06:22Tommy, he sometimes helps me with, er, with business.
06:26There.
06:29Aye, well, speak of the devil.
06:33How are you, son?
06:36Get out.
06:38Come on, son.
06:41I might change, man.
06:43This family needed you ten years ago.
06:46When you walked out on this.
06:48Not now.
06:50Get out of this house.
06:51Tommy, he's different.
06:53Shut up.
06:56It's all right, son.
06:59After CLB.
07:01Never stays where he's not welcome.
07:09Quite something you become.
07:17Voice on.
07:30He's our dad.
07:33He's a selfish bastard.
07:37You calling someone a selfish bastard?
07:41It's a bit rich, Tommy.
07:43I mean, thanks to you.
07:46We're already down a bloody sister.
07:49You wanna see him, Arthur?
07:51You wanna see him?
07:53You go with him.
08:01You wanna see him?
08:10You wanna see him?
08:27£5 in petty cash, you're right.
08:29We don't have £5 in petty cash.
08:31I'll take what we've got.
08:33Count it and leave a receipt.
08:36Arthur, there are things in these books I don't understand.
08:40Likewise.
08:41Every week we pay £1.10 by postal order to a...
08:45a Daniel Owen in London.
08:48Danny Whizbang.
08:49Hangs around the pubs in Camden Sound War for us.
08:52Keeps his ears open for business. He's a good man.
08:55I thought Danny Whizbang was dead.
08:57You thought wrong, didn't you?
08:59But I've seen his grave. He was shot.
09:01That was a show to satisfy the wops.
09:04He just shot some sheep's brains at him.
09:08He was buried in his grave.
09:14Now look, Grace.
09:16You know what's good for you?
09:18You don't ask questions about things that don't concern you.
09:22Never, right?
09:25That's for you.
09:26Don't tell some of you, I took this.
09:55Don't tell some of you, I took this.
09:58The boy needs a good hiding, you ask me.
10:01Yeah, well, aren't Polish Claus for giving him one?
10:03John and Ada too, sounds like...
10:05Ah, John Barnes on bloody principle.
10:08But if you saw his missus...
10:12You have a girl yourself, son?
10:18Perhaps one of the suits Tommy, eh?
10:23Yeah, well...
10:23It's been different.
10:25You know, since the war.
10:27Yeah, well...
10:28The war can change a man.
10:31Speaking for myself anyways.
10:33Where did you fight, Dad?
10:35Ah...
10:36All over, son.
10:37All over.
10:38Yeah.
10:39All over.
10:40Then...
10:40The salvation of Jesus Christ spread his light over me.
10:46And as a pilgrim, I come to visit the new world.
10:50America.
10:51Where I beheld the future.
10:57Casinos.
10:58Money factories, son.
11:00Look.
11:01I've been studying the competition.
11:04Their schemes.
11:06Their systems.
11:08Look at that.
11:09It's all there.
11:11There's a fortune to be made here.
11:14I'm an old man and my heart's a battered vessel.
11:17But within...
11:21There's still beats a fluttering pulse of a dream.
11:26The Shelby.
11:28Casino.
11:29And hotel.
11:31Jensen dames will come flocking from all corners.
11:35New York.
11:36Chicago.
11:37Boston.
11:39To the Shelby.
11:40Where I can stand proudly with my dear children by my side.
11:45And a woman there.
11:48Like fresh peaches.
11:51Thou could have a dozen.
11:55Would all of us be kings?
11:58How much?
11:59How much to get started?
12:01The oak needs.
12:02Put an acorn.
12:05Let's do it.
12:07Let's do it.
12:08Let's bloody do it.
12:09It would make my heart beam.
12:11But...
12:12I don't want to cause any discord between the brothers.
12:15So please.
12:16Why don't you talk to Tommy first?
12:18No, no.
12:18I'm sick of taking orders from him.
12:20Tommy's not the only one in the family with an head for business.
12:25And Shelby money.
12:28It shall be money.
12:29I thank God for my wonderful sons.
12:35This is cause for a celebration.
12:38Yeah.
12:39Slanger.
12:40Slanger.
12:58Slanger.
12:59Well, I thought I won a fortune then.
13:01Come on, boys.
13:02I'm old enough to be your father.
13:04I need you!
13:05I need you!
13:06I need you!
13:09I need you!
13:11I need you!
13:13I need you!
13:24Come on!
13:25I need you!
13:30Is that all you got, boy?
13:32Oh!
13:35Oh!
13:39Ghetto?
13:51That's him!
13:52It's Arthur Shelby Junior, my son.
13:57I love him and I'm proud of him.
14:00And he can fight anyone who's in here.
14:10You're doing good, sir. You're doing good.
14:14I love you, sir. I love you.
14:35Mr. Shelby.
14:38Who's asking?
14:40My name's Byrne.
14:43I'd work for your mon account in time you wanted to parley.
14:48The parley it is.
14:52A few months ago, a man named Ryan came to this place with a view to buy some goods from
14:56you.
14:58Mr. Ryan met with an accident. He was shot.
15:00I heard.
15:01There's a man with a quick mouth. I know that.
15:05I wondered if he made any enemies in here.
15:07None that I know of.
15:09Not the kind of place to make enemies.
15:11All are welcome here, Mr. Byrne.
15:13Including Irish?
15:14Oh, especially Irish.
15:18Ryan told you he was a member of the Irish Republican Army.
15:21Was he still welcome?
15:23Like I say, any man who buys beer is welcome.
15:26Perhaps you didn't believe him.
15:33In pubs, sometimes people say things.
15:36Sometimes it's the whiskey talking.
15:38It's hard to tell which is which.
15:41As a teetotal man, I find it amusing.
15:44Except when it ends in tragedy.
15:47Would you like some water and cordial, Mr. Byrne?
15:49You see, Mr. Shelby.
15:51Ryan, for all his quick mouth, was indeed connected.
15:57Very well connected to our brotherhood.
16:00By membership and blood.
16:02He was my cousin.
16:05I can say to her mom.
16:08I'm a man of influence there.
16:11Cordial and water would be grand, Mr. Shelby.
16:17Bryce, bring some water and cordial to the snook on this way.
16:21Yes, Mr. Shelby.
16:34My cousin came to buy guns.
16:36And I told him I have none.
16:39Your man Danny Owen talks a lot when he's drunk.
16:44He says the Peaky Blinders do have the guns.
16:46Robbed from the factory down the road.
16:49He boasts about a stack of Lewis machine guns
16:50and enough belts of ammunition to hold up God's trousers.
16:54Yep.
16:55That sounds like our Danny.
16:57He is an imagination.
16:59Like I say,
17:01sometimes it's the whiskey there's the talker.
17:13He says only the brothers know where the guns are kept.
17:16Well, Danny also says he sees German infantry men in the back of milk carts.
17:22And he shoots them with his broomstick.
17:26We have men on the BSA factory.
17:30They say Judaism.
17:32And we have men who work in the police station.
17:35Every finger, Mr. Shelby.
17:38Every finger in this city points in one direction.
17:44Please don't mistake me for a fool.
18:02Let me get to the point.
18:04I don't care what kind of half-arse tanker operation you have going here.
18:09But I can assure you,
18:12I represent a very different category of organisation.
18:18My cousin was shot.
18:21I am judge, jury and executioner.
18:25I find you guilty and I pass hence.
18:28You deliver the guns to me,
18:31or I deliver death and hell's fury to you
18:34and your little tribe of Athens.
18:37I'm not making myself clear.
18:52Let me confess something to you.
18:55And only to you.
18:59I have the guns.
19:01But they have become a burden to me.
19:06Perhaps it is time to unload that burden.
19:10For the right price.
19:23Come on, please.
19:37Malachi bar, the gate commander of the south army.
19:42Arma, IRA.
19:44You hooked yourself a pigfish there.
19:47With these guns as bait,
19:48you know what we'll catch.
19:50We?
19:51What are you suggesting that
19:53you and I could work together as a team?
19:56Perhaps we have more in common
19:57than you think, Inspector.
20:00Can you deliver them?
20:01With your help.
20:03And I want word put out in Ireland
20:05that I was not involved.
20:08So I'd be solving a problem for you.
20:11And I'd be winning you that medal.
20:14If I get a medal,
20:16I will have your initials engraved on the backside.
20:20Huh?
20:21My initials and your backside?
20:23It's quite an image.
20:27Inspector,
20:28since we're getting on so well,
20:31can you answer me a question?
20:33Who gave you Freddie Thorne?
20:35As everyone in the city knows,
20:39it was you, Mr. Shelby.
20:55It's quite possible that I'm not a third man, girl.
20:59But it's a fact that I'm a seven son.
21:07And right now,
21:08you could care less about me.
21:10Hello, son.
21:11Soon enough, you will care about the time.
21:13It's all there.
21:16It is indeed.
21:18We're going to build something with the sun.
21:21Something magnificent.
21:23When do we sell that?
21:24Hungry for work, are you?
21:25Yeah.
21:26Ship sales Friday.
21:28Meet me at the boxing ring.
21:29Gosh.
21:30Friday.
21:31Friday.
21:33Friday.
21:33Friday.
21:33Friday.
22:06I'll leave that open.
22:19No.
22:20Are you expecting trouble?
22:22Yeah.
22:22At this hour?
22:23Midnight is as good an hour as any.
22:25What the hell is going on?
22:26Well, the St Andrew's bell strikes midnight.
22:29It's your IRA, men.
22:30I'm going to come through that door.
22:31When they have what they want, they plan to kill me.
22:35It's your job to stop that happening.
22:37You could have given me some more warning.
22:38I just got the message to myself.
22:40No one to meet here alone.
22:42And barmaids don't count?
22:43No.
22:43Barmaids don't count.
22:44No.
22:45You're going to be in that back room.
22:47I'm going to be sitting there.
22:48Okay.
22:49When I make it toast, you're going to come out with that thing raised.
22:52You don't shoot, you just point.
22:53I'll do the rest.
22:56You killed him?
22:57No.
22:57The police don't want him alive.
22:58The police know about this.
22:59Look, just hold it a little bit.
23:01Just point.
23:03Right.
23:05Right, go.
23:05Go.
23:06Go.
23:06Go.
23:07Go.
23:07Go.
23:08Go.
23:09Go.
23:12Go.
23:33We'll hold back here.
23:35If damage is done to either side, it's now concern of ours.
24:12You lost your thirst, eh?
24:15Just show us where.
24:22Give me the cash.
24:33You're going to need a shovel.
24:48You thick fucking tinker.
24:50You'd think we'd let you live.
24:54Make your peace, Mr. Shelby.
25:00Make one peace my own way.
25:07To barmaids, you don't count.
25:09No evils.
25:14Yes, sir.
25:17No, it's nooks.
25:19No, no!
25:27No, no!
25:27No, no!
25:29No, no!
25:30No!
25:37No, no, no!
25:39No, no!
25:39No, no!
25:39I'm not going to die.
26:09Oh, my God!
27:04Why did you shoot?
27:07Why did you shoot, Grace?
27:09I didn't know I had it in me like that.
27:14You've seen me.
27:20And you've seen me.
27:24I'm sorry.
27:43You were supposed to come in the sixth chime.
27:45You were supposed to come in the fucking sixth chime.
27:55They refused to surrender.
27:59They fought well. They were brave men.
28:03Well, he looks like he was killed by a wild fucking animal.
28:08Still.
28:10This never happened.
28:11They were never here.
28:13Who cares?
28:15Gives the bodies out of here.
28:17Oh, right. So they...
28:18They're making the lady uncomfortable.
28:21I'll leave you two lovebirds to it then, eh?
28:24I'm sorry.
28:40I'm sorry.
28:45I'm sorry.
28:47I'm sorry.
29:17I'm sorry.
29:58First of all, let me say, I had no idea he would involve you in this ugly business.
30:03If I had, I never would have let it happen.
30:06He trusts me. I told you that. He didn't believe me.
30:13Sergeant Moss made a report, which of course I burnt.
30:16He said that when he entered the room you were embracing.
30:22Is that your primary concern? An embrace?
30:26No, my concern is for your welfare.
30:28It was me who killed them. I had no control.
30:35You've been living my space.
30:39It was the beast that tried to stop me.
30:48I believe last night something inside me changed.
30:52I no longer feel the need to avenge my father.
30:55The hatred that I brought here with me is gone.
31:00And therefore my reasons for joining the service.
31:03You want to resign?
31:06I think our mission has come to a natural end.
31:11I think I know where the guns are hidden.
31:14You do? So tell me why.
31:16If I'm right and the guns are found, you have no more business with Thomas Shelby.
31:19Is that not so?
31:21Our military mission will be over and we can leave the city as we found it.
31:26Are you trying to do a deal with me? Because if you are, you must be explicit.
31:31I want your word that Thomas Shelby will not be harmed if the guns are recovered.
31:37Your word as a gentleman. Will you give it?
31:41Now, where would you want to save him?
31:46Residue of sympathy.
31:48Sympathy? You mean sentiment?
31:51Yes. In his way he has been kind to me.
31:56Sentiment?
31:57Yes.
32:05You're too good hearted for this work.
32:09Perhaps.
32:11So for my sake will you spare him?
32:16You have my word.
32:21A week after the robbery there was a burial at St. Andrew's Church Art.
32:26I have found out that the man supposed to be buried is alive.
32:30Arthur is quite transparent.
32:32I learned that the funeral was attended only by the brothers.
32:37And the grave that they dug was far deeper than your average.
32:40And lined with lead.
32:43Thinking about the dam.
32:47The guns are buried in that grave.
32:51And tonight we will dig up that grave.
32:56When my family thinks that I'm safely in my bed.
33:04Oh, from morning until night.
33:08I am stretched out at your head.
33:12Calling out unto the earth.
33:17With tears cut and wild.
33:21For the loss of a boy.
33:25That I loved as a child.
33:30Please.
33:32Please.
33:33So I am stretched on your grave.
33:36And I'll lie here forever.
33:40If your hands were in mine.
33:43I'd be sure they would not stop.
33:48My apple tree, my brightness.
33:53It's time we were together.
33:57Well done, boys.
33:57For I smell of the earth.
34:02And I'm worn by the weather.
34:16All but one gun I counted for.
34:29Then, sir, I resigned my commission.
34:34Good.
34:36Good.
34:39So, I am no longer your superior officer.
34:44And you are no longer my subordinate.
34:48And therefore, regulations permit me to offer you this.
35:04I'm a simple man, but a good man.
35:09And my admiration for you has turned to love.
35:17I don't ask for love in return.
35:18I just recognition that we are like minds.
35:24We're shared values.
35:28Grace.
35:30Will you marry me?
35:45Mr. Campbell.
35:51You deserve better.
36:04Is it him between us?
36:06Is it the beast that docked that grave?
36:09Is it him?
36:12My resignation will be with you in the morning.
36:36Hello, son.
36:42May I ask who I gave you my whereabouts?
36:44Miles, I said you left him last night with a bill for your horse.
36:49Well, at least we've got to say goodbye, son.
36:53And a bit of fond adieu to your dear brothers, would you?
36:57How could you do this to us?
36:59Do what, son?
37:00All that stuff you said about the Shelby Casino and Atlantic City.
37:08Well, if the truth be told,
37:10I'm not so acquainted with that promised land as I hardly believe.
37:15No date, no sweet.
37:17You're a fucking liar.
37:20And a thief.
37:22Now you give me back my fucking money.
37:25Do not despise the thief who steals to satisfy his starvation.
37:32That's in the Holy Bible, son.
37:35And I have starved for so very long.
37:40To fare thee well, son.
37:47I'll wait it for you.
37:50I'll wait.
37:55Listen to me, boy.
37:58There's nothing to prize ring now.
38:01Never!
38:01Put your hands on me again,
38:03I'll cut your fucking throat and spread you on these tracks.
38:06I'll do it.
38:10No thanks.
38:12Hello there.
38:19Yes.
38:36Xin?
38:47Where's your father?
38:54I'm assuming he's flitting away the 500 you took from us
38:57and put into his thieving, whore-graping hands.
39:02What were you thinking?
39:05How dare you do something like that
39:07without talking to Thomas or me?
39:12Just tell me now.
39:24No, but you're going to tell him.
39:27He may take satisfaction in a great victory.
39:31A terrible consequence has been avoided.
39:37Those guns that we dug up will never be used to murder the innocent
39:42or usurp the status quo.
39:45But even though we have solved a crime, we have as yet failed to punish the criminal.
39:51This man who dug this grave has also dug his own.
39:56He has proved a deadly menace to the king's peace.
40:02And tonight we will strike him down.
40:04We will drive our sword through his black heart.
40:08We will pursue him into the rat holes that he infests.
40:12And finally, we will rid this city of his kind.
40:17justice will be done.
40:20And will be seen to be done.
40:24Amen.
40:24Amen.
40:25Amen.
40:28There's going to be trouble now, Finn.
40:30You look after yourself, do you and me?
40:32I'm going to be going away for a while.
40:35Right.
40:36Go on.
40:44right who wants to fucking fight fighting's over we're closing up and moving on i said
40:53who wants to fucking fight my name is arthur fucking shelby
41:03who dare fight me go on lad before you catch yourself a spanking
41:20my brother in digbeth just said the police are coming down from derrington
41:24in numbers asking for tommy shelby by name
41:40i'm gonna have to lie low for a while why i lost my bargaining power it's copper it's just me
41:46and
41:46him now when i get back i'll tell you some things harry said the police are already in digbeth
41:54you took a chance coming here why the police are in the line tommy
42:00come with me
42:06so
42:13so
42:16so
42:21so
42:28so
42:33so
42:44so
42:45so
42:53so
43:15i'm looking for thomas shelby
43:19so
43:19so
43:35so
43:35so
43:35so
43:35so
43:43go home
43:44go home
43:52perhaps i should ask that question again
43:55on your knees
43:57i understand this barman
44:07i don't care if you live or die
44:10i don't know
44:20go home
44:22but i'm not sure
44:30i'm not sure
44:31but i'm not sure
44:40i don't know
44:41but i don't know
44:41call it off don't understand we should find the bomb agency call it off all of us get it
45:09it's not much of a place it's all right you want tea tea no i have rum actually tea it
45:19is
45:20you want to impress me yes and do you have biscuits no they attract mice
45:28people look different at home in what way off guard
45:37should i be on my guard no i'm a man who drinks tea
45:54when the trouble dies down i'll go
46:04when would it die down do you think late i'd say
46:12so not until the morning then
46:16yes i'll tell you till morning
46:26you have a gramophone it's broken i could still dance
46:35yes i know
46:42i know you like to be asked properly
46:47grace can i have this dance
46:51so
46:56so
49:01Are you okay?
49:03I don't hear the shovels against the wall.
49:08What shovels?
49:13Will you help me?
49:17Help you with what?
49:19With everything.
49:21The whole fucking thing.
49:24Fucking life.
49:26Business.
49:29I found you.
49:33And you found me.
49:37I love each other.
50:00The smart man is all mine.
50:03And the moon is in the street.
50:06And the shadow boys are breaking all the laws.
50:11And you're east of east St. Louis.
50:14And the wind is making speeches.
50:16And the rain sounds like a round of applause.
50:23Napoleon is weeping.
50:25And the carnival salute.
50:28His invisible fiance is in the mirror.
50:33And the band is going home.
50:36It's raining hammers.
50:37It's raining heels.
50:38It's true there's nothing left for him down here.
50:44And it's time, time, time.
50:50It's time, time, time.
50:54I thought of watching.
50:58And I'll put it on that.
51:02I thought.
51:08And they all pretend they're orphans.
51:10And their memories like a train.
51:13You can see it getting smaller as it pulls away.
51:18And the things you can't remember
51:20tell the things you can't forget.
51:24The instant what's a saint in every dream.
51:29Well, she said she used to go
51:31into the bandages.
51:34But this mama's boss just don't know how to quit.
51:40And Matilda asked the sailors
51:42all those dreams are all those dreams.
51:45So close your eyes, son.
51:48And this won't hurt a bit.
51:50Oh, it's time, time, time.
51:58Send a telegram to Mr. Churchill.
52:02I have news.
52:03I have very good news.
52:06Tell him the business I came to attend to
52:08is now complete.
52:11I'll be leaving the city.
52:13There's just one matter
52:15I need to tidy up, Forrest.
52:18Time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time,
52:44time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time, time.
52:48It's hard, it's hard
52:57Did you poorly told you?
53:01Yep.
53:15Should've used a gun?
53:19Are you laughing at me, Tommy?
53:22Yeah.
53:25Just when things are starting to go alright, Arthur.
53:29You try and do this.
53:33Don't you like fancy parties?
53:37Or, um...
53:37Champagne?
53:39Or fast cars?
53:42And how about this?
53:48Your name on a business card?
53:51Shelby...
53:53Brothers Limited.
53:55Arthur Shelby.
53:57Associate Bookmaker.
53:59I just heard them picked up from the printers this morning.
54:02You were one of three shareholders.
54:06Me, you, John.
54:08And according to the law, we are equal partners.
54:11And it is written in the paperwork in black and white.
54:14The third. The third. The third. The third.
54:21But the thing is, uh...
54:23Well, me and John, we quite fancy splitting your share, so...
54:26Just next time.
54:27Who's a gunman?
54:34I'm in at the station, tell me that couple is leaving town.
54:38We're in the clear.
54:42We are on our way up in the world, brother.
54:47Believe me.
54:56This garden that I built for you.
55:00They're just sitting now and here.
55:07I will never leave it, dear.
55:10I could not bear to return.
55:15And find it all untended.
55:20With the trees all bended low.
55:25This garden is our home, dear, and I got nowhere else to go.
55:34So bring it on.
55:41Bring it on.
55:43Every little tear.
55:50Bring it on.
55:52Bring it on.
55:52Every useless tear.
55:59Bring it on.
56:01All your shattered dreams.
56:06And I'll scatter them into the seer.
56:16I'll be able to return.
56:17Bring it on.
56:17Bring it on.
56:19Bring it on.
56:20Bring it on.
56:21Get it on.
56:22We'll be afraid.
56:24And the worries are clear.
56:29And I'll make them disappear.
56:55Take a little walk to that edge of town
56:59And go across the track
57:05Get out of your car
57:06The 16th era in Italy
57:09A bigger city
57:09Of their culture
57:09The best space
57:09The increase in the cuidado
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