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TFI Unplugged Season 1 Episode 4
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00:03Hello, Mr Jones.
00:04Mr Evans.
00:05What can I do for you?
00:07I've just come round for a chat about coming on your show.
00:09Cup of tea?
00:10Beautiful.
00:19Now, I don't want no jokes about me having been acting for years as a footballer every Saturday afternoon.
00:25Okay?
00:25Okay, Mr Jones.
00:27I don't want no questions about my personal life.
00:30This is business, not personal.
00:32Okay, Mr Jones.
00:33And I don't want no jokes about my personal life.
01:04Hey everyone, happy Friday. Thanks so much for tuning in.
01:08Coming up on tonight's TFI Unplugged, Chris O'Dowd is going to be here.
01:11Kelly Riley and Cole Hauser, that's Beth and Rick from Yellowstone.
01:15But Bill Radley's playing live.
01:18And from location, location, location, Kirstie and Phil.
01:22But first, it's Will.
01:34Hey Will, what?
01:38No.
01:41Haven't got time for that.
01:42Well, ignore this. What news?
01:43Chris, we have a brand new item.
01:45Oh.
01:47You know everyone's been going on about Saturday Night Live.
01:50Indeed they have.
01:51So, what about Friday Nights Still Alive?
01:57You mean Nights with a K who are still alive on a Friday?
02:01Correct.
02:02I love it. Do we have any?
02:04Chris, we have three tonight alone.
02:06No way!
02:08We have, drumroll please.
02:13Sir Rod Stewart.
02:15Okay.
02:16Coming up, Sir Rod Stewart.
02:17We have...
02:20Sir...
02:21Yes?
02:21Tom Jones.
02:22Tom Jones!
02:24Coming up!
02:26But our first ever...
02:29Night Still Alive on a Friday...
02:31Yes?
02:31...is Sir...
02:33Elton John.
02:35Yes!
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02:57Elton John, everybody, for everything!
03:01So, Elton, well, oh here we go straight away.
03:04Continuity.
03:04Okay, tell us.
03:06One of the letters I got today.
03:07Okay, all right.
03:08Read it out.
03:08Okay, straight away, yeah?
03:09Yeah.
03:09Shall I set it up in any way?
03:10Yes, yeah, no, that's right.
03:11Okay, a letter that Elton received today.
03:12Yes.
03:13Okay.
03:13Dear Elton, I think it was very brave of you to sing the new version of Candle in the Wind,
03:17as it would bring a tear to a glass eye, and I should know as my gran has a glass
03:21eye,
03:21from Raymond Craig, age 11, from Scotland.
03:26How many letters like this have you had?
03:28Well, 15 from people with glass eyes.
03:30Yes.
03:31Oh, I mean, tons.
03:33What's it been like over the last seven days, the reaction to what's gone on, as far as
03:37you're concerned?
03:38It's been a madhouse, really.
03:40Because you went to America, didn't you?
03:41I went to America Monday, because I had to do a memorial concert, a memorial service for
03:45Gianni Versace, so I had to sing at that as well.
03:46Right.
03:47What did you sing there?
03:48A song called Live Like Horses, and then I went to Orlando, and we played tennis with
03:52Pete Sampras for the AIDS Foundation, and I came back yesterday.
03:55And was, I mean, I know you did a few press conferences there, and you chatted to a few people.
03:58I just did one.
03:59I just did an interview at the press conference, the tennis thing, yeah.
04:01All right, and once again, did the Diana thing take that up?
04:04Well, not really.
04:06You know, we said no questions, really, because I think, you know, the less said about it from
04:09my point of view is the better.
04:10I mean, I played at the service, and it was probably the biggest honor I've ever received
04:13in my life to be invited to the funeral, let alone sing at it.
04:17Was it the most important performance of your life, would you say?
04:20Absolutely, because, you know, with all those people watching, and for her being a friend,
04:25and I wanted to sing it properly and without breaking down, and towards the end, at the
04:29beginning of the third verse, my voice cracked a little bit, and I just thought, oh, God,
04:32I'm going to lose it, and I didn't.
04:34How did you stop yourself from losing it?
04:36Because, I mean, a lot of people...
04:37Just closing my eyes.
04:38Have you seen my right eyebrow going up and down?
04:40Yeah.
04:42What's that all about?
04:44Have you ever done that before or since?
04:45No, no, I can't do it normally.
04:46I mean, what's going on here?
04:48You look like Roger Moore for a while.
04:49Yes, I got it from him, yes.
04:50Now, tell us a story, because there's a story behind how the song happened.
04:53Apparently, you went straight from Westminster Abbey and recorded it.
04:55Tell us everything.
04:56I went from Westminster Abbey back home, because George Michael, and David, my partner, was
05:00with me with George Michael.
05:01We went, I had a nice ham roll.
05:05That's one does.
05:06Because you didn't know what else to do, didn't you?
05:07No, no, no.
05:08But, you know, if you've got money, you have to spend it, don't you?
05:13You know, you have to throw caution to the wind or candles.
05:20And I went back.
05:21I made a cheese roll.
05:22No, ham roll, I'm sorry.
05:23And then I went round the corner to Townhouse Studios in the Goldhawk Road and cut the track,
05:29Piano and Voice Live, did two takes.
05:30George Martin produced it for me.
05:32And then he put, when I went home to sort of collapse, he put a string quartet and woodwind
05:36on it.
05:36And it's coming out tomorrow.
05:38So the whole process has taken a week, really.
05:39Okay, and all the artwork.
05:40I've got it here.
05:40I've got it here.
05:41I just want to share it.
05:42Because all the artwork was done as well, wasn't it?
05:43You approved it in about 14 hours.
05:45Yeah, yeah.
05:45And the great thing about it was, and I think the government's done a great job since they've
05:48been in, but the chancellor rang me and said that he would personally make sure that
05:53all the VAT that's taken from the record will be given back to the charity.
05:56So, yeah, it's very good.
05:58Okay.
05:59Now, okay, it's on sale tomorrow.
06:02We know it's going to be fantastically.
06:04I believe at five o'clock today there was a worldwide radio play of it as well.
06:07Do you know about this?
06:08Apparently so, yeah.
06:09Five o'clock, apparently, all the radio stations in the world played this song at five o'clock.
06:13Bill, in the next six weeks, if they ever hear this song, they're going to go.
06:18See, Elton, you're the most modest man in the world because I just don't think that's
06:21going to happen.
06:21But there's a story about the video.
06:23Are you angry about the video?
06:25About the selling of the video?
06:27I don't really know too much about it.
06:29I know that they wanted to put the video of the service out, and they couldn't guarantee
06:32that all the money would go to her foundation, so I said no.
06:35I mean, especially the ITV.
06:39And I know that ITV, they were three pounds from each video was going to the foundation,
06:45but that's not enough.
06:46These videos are $12.99, and they said, well, you know, they're $12.99, and we'll give three
06:50pounds to the Diana thing.
06:51And you said, no, give it all.
06:52It's all or nothing.
06:53So I said no.
06:54So if people buy the video, they won't see me on it, so there you go.
06:57Okay.
06:58If they were to reinstate you and give it all to the fund, you'd do it?
07:01Probably, yeah.
07:02Okay, excellent.
07:04So that's all over now.
07:05Yeah.
07:05And is it a relief?
07:08It is, yeah.
07:09I mean...
07:10Did I hear a rumor that, and this is not meant to be flippant, but did I hear a rumor
07:14that
07:14Mother Tracer obviously passed away as well.
07:16Is it true that her government called you up and asked you to do a tribute song?
07:19Someone from Ghana called the office.
07:20Do you believe this?
07:23My manager's Scottish, and this guy from Ghana, the Ghanaian embassy, called up and said,
07:27oh, very well, the Prime Minister of Ghana is Scottish, too.
07:30Which, hello.
07:31Is that true?
07:33That's Elvis Presley and the Prime Minister of Ghana in, like, three months.
07:38And, of course, Scotland's, you know, getting its own vote now, so Scotland's obviously the
07:40place to be.
07:41But they have...
07:42Even in Ghana, yes!
07:43But have you thought about a tribute song to Mother Teresa?
07:45I have thought about it, but no.
07:47And you haven't come up with any lyrics or anything like that?
07:51Shush!
07:52All right.
07:53Now, you're quite a feisty guy.
07:55I watch...
07:55I watch...
07:56Here we go.
07:57Steady on, steady on.
07:58This is what we want.
07:58Okay.
07:59I'm one of the feist girls.
08:01Okay.
08:03I watched...
08:04I watched Tantrums and Tiaras again this week, right?
08:06And, I mean...
08:07Everybody was saying here that you behave exactly the same.
08:10Well, I was just going to say, you like her out, I like her out, we both like her out.
08:15Now, today, I had a row about your row.
08:17You did?
08:18Yeah, because I wanted to show the clip on Tantrums and Tiaras where you really lose it
08:22in the New York video shoot.
08:23Yeah.
08:23Where, I mean, it's just totally unjustified, which is a great...
08:26No, that's the best one to have.
08:27They're the best one.
08:27They're really unjustified.
08:28That's the one I'm renowned for.
08:30And they wouldn't let me show it, because they said it was gratuitous swearing.
08:34It was.
08:34Yeah.
08:35But it wouldn't have been gratuitous because of the context of the question.
08:37Can't you bleep it?
08:38We did bleep it.
08:39But there's not much left, right.
08:41No, I don't.
08:42The Beatles about can do it.
08:43We can't.
08:44What's the country coming to?
08:45I've got no idea.
08:46I don't know.
08:46Now, you've earned a few quid.
08:47Yes, I have.
08:48How much do you think you've spent?
08:49Oh, if I had a penny for every penny I've spent, I'd be very rich by now.
08:54Could you put a ballpark figure on it?
08:56A ballpark figure?
08:57Yeah, you know.
08:59I don't know.
09:00Is it more than 20 million?
09:01Less, you know, what is it?
09:02Oh, it's more than 20 million.
09:03Whoa!
09:05Let's keep going higher.
09:06Higher than, what is it, 30 million?
09:09More than that.
09:09Honestly?
09:10Yeah.
09:11Jesus.
09:13And that's just the drugs.
09:19Sir Elton John, our first of our Friday nights still alive.
09:26Nights for the case, they're live on a Friday.
09:27Still funny.
09:29Just about.
09:31And by the way, there is more than a rumour that we're going to be doing this show from
09:36Elton John's house.
09:39But first, it's World Pup Genius.
09:45All right, great help up genius.
09:47What do we have here?
09:48I am going to get that olive into that glass without touching it with my hands.
09:52Can't be done!
09:53Can't be done!
09:54Liar!
09:56He's a fraud!
09:59He's a fraud!
10:01He's a fraud!
10:01Get out of town!
10:02Liar!
10:03Liar!
10:03Tell us the truth!
10:05He's a fraud!
10:06He's a fraud!
10:10He's a fraud!
10:30Drum roll, please.
10:38OH!
10:41Liar!
10:41Can't be done!
10:42Can't be done.
10:45Can't be done.
10:47Oh!
10:47He's going again.
10:49Here we go.
10:55Yeah.
11:01All right, big guest time now.
11:03He's starring in the new You Done It, The Sheep Detectives,
11:07which hits cinemas on Friday.
11:08So make some noise and make it loud for Chris O'Donnell!
11:16CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
11:16Yes, Chris! Yes!
11:20Lovely to see you!
11:22Thanks, guys! Oh, my God!
11:24Now... Oh, that was from the heart.
11:26Oh, it was from the heart. From every one of them, just love me.
11:30LAUGHTER
11:30All right, OK.
11:32Right, The Sheep Detectives cinemas this Friday,
11:348th of May, Motorhead Day, the 8th of May.
11:37That's very good! I haven't seen that one before.
11:40The Sheep Detectives, my kids and I, we watched it yesterday.
11:43We loved it, all right?
11:44Oh, good.
11:44The best way to describe it is Babe meets Knives Out.
11:47That's good. Is that all right? You happy with that?
11:48I feel like animation-wise, that's kind of the vibe.
11:50It's like live-action, but then the sheep look like normal sheep, but talk.
11:55Yeah.
11:56I hope this isn't too much tech-speak.
11:58Just shout-out human or sheep in the film, right?
12:01Okey-doke.
12:01Hugh Jackman.
12:02Human.
12:02Human. Shepherd.
12:04Oh!
12:04Shepherd. Yeah. Victim.
12:06Oh-ho!
12:07Yeah, you don't have to say it, it's fine.
12:08Emma Thompson.
12:09Is a human person.
12:10Human!
12:11She does it better than anyone. She's so good at human.
12:14Patrick Stewart.
12:15Patrick Stewart is a sheep.
12:17Sheep!
12:17Yay!
12:19The Stewart Sheep, that's right.
12:21Such a good TFI game, Sheep.
12:23LAUGHTER
12:23People just think, you know, what do you mean, what do you mean, Patrick Stewart is a sheep?
12:26Okay, well, there's more to go.
12:28Bryan Cranston.
12:29Sheep!
12:30Sheep!
12:30Yay!
12:32Brett Goldstein.
12:33Brett Goldstein is a two sheep.
12:35Two sheep!
12:36Oh!
12:37Wow!
12:38I know!
12:39How exciting is that?
12:40That's right.
12:41Yeah, and I so want to say what his twin sheep get up to, but I can't, because that really
12:47is a spoiler.
12:47Is it?
12:50Oh, all the sex stuff.
12:53LAUGHTER
12:56Oh my God.
12:57What's the similar thing that you would say normally when you watch one of your films
13:01about you?
13:01Well, do you know what? It's not even necessarily like it's a performance thing.
13:04Right, go on.
13:05It would be something more like, oh God, why is my posture always that bad?
13:08A little bit like this.
13:09It's like Hunchback of Notre Dame and through every film.
13:12Right.
13:12I'm like, God, even this guy is out of shape.
13:15LAUGHTER
13:16A sheep out of shape.
13:17The other big news in your house, I would imagine, is the fact that Dad signed up to
13:20be in Soccer Aid.
13:21Oh, God.
13:24Unbelievable.
13:24Yeah, it is unbelievable.
13:26Right, so you've been brought out of the pen to play a sheep and you've been brought
13:29off the bench to actually play in this football match.
13:31I'm going to do it.
13:31I'm going to do it.
13:32I'm excited.
13:33You've played the wise card, because you're going in goal.
13:35I'm going in goal.
13:36That's a very wise thing to do.
13:37But I'll go in goal after Edwin van de Zaar has just been in goal.
13:41That's fair enough.
13:42No, I know, but I am excited.
13:45I kind of mentioned it to Don at breakfast.
13:47I was like, oh, Soccer Aid were on, and then the 11-year-old was like, oh, that's great.
13:50You're going to do that.
13:51Yeah, yeah.
13:52I'm like, well, I haven't even read the thing.
13:54And he's like, well, you have to do it.
13:55OK.
13:55So he said no to traitors then?
13:58He said no to traitors.
14:00LAUGHTER
14:02Because clearly that's what's going on.
14:04No, it's not.
14:04It's really not.
14:06It's really not.
14:06I'm going to mess it.
14:08So you got...
14:09But I am the coach of the 11-year-old soccer team, you see.
14:11Well, I know.
14:12So now I'm entrenched in that world.
14:14I can't suddenly be, oh, but not for me.
14:16See, but it's interesting, because I know that you very cleverly got yourself out of the
14:20parents' WhatsApp group at school.
14:22Look, WhatsApp groups for parents, it's a very dark road.
14:26And so I thought, OK, I need out of this.
14:29So I started...
14:31When we would have, like, some kind of event, some kind of school event, and everybody would
14:35be post-morteming it the next day on the WhatsApp group, I would chime in at the very
14:40end with something like, hey, did anybody find my other shoe?
14:44LAUGHTER
14:45And then nobody would kind of respond.
14:48And then I'd keep asking.
14:49OK.
14:50And then you realise that nobody wants you to do anything of a responsible nature if
14:55they think you only have one shoe.
14:57LAUGHTER
14:57And so they stop including you and think.
15:00Chris, is there anything else you'd like to say?
15:02No, but it's been lovely being here.
15:04LAUGHTER
15:06This really brings me back, honestly.
15:08This kind, this brings me back.
15:09Of course it does.
15:10I would have been 15, 16 when you were right.
15:13It was a great, great crack.
15:14I was thinking about you on the way in today.
15:16Thinking about, why is he getting up to come and see us?
15:18I think I'm mostly here because Hugh Jackman is on Broadway.
15:21Is that what it is?
15:23LAUGHTER
15:24See?
15:25But we'd rather have Chris O'Dowd!
15:28Let's hear it with Chris O'Dowd!
15:30Yeah!
15:33Yeah, I told him, if it wasn't for me,
15:35they'd have no way to edit these bits together.
15:38It's all filmed on different days.
15:41All right, coming up, we have Sir Tom Jones!
15:45We have Sir Rod Stewart!
15:49And the other side's back again.
15:50Here's Elton John again!
15:51CHEERING
15:54It's getting late!
15:55Have you seen my mates?
15:57Tell me when the boy did.
16:00Say I want rock, I want rock,
16:03I want to get a belly full of beer.
16:06My old man has gone to that affair,
16:09a boy among his old lady she don't care.
16:14Come on!
16:15Into something real.
16:17I'm wide awake and I can see the perfect sky is torn.
16:22You're a little late, I'm already torn.
16:31CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
16:34Come on!
16:38How good was that performance?
16:40She the best.
16:41Absolutely awesome.
16:41That is torn from 1997.
16:43Ready to play?
16:44Absolutely.
16:45OK, TFI trumps.
16:46Here we go, it's round three.
16:48I'm going to go for the woman with the very long tongue.
16:52Ooh!
16:54That's a long tongue!
16:54It's pretty good, but I have against that.
16:56I've got Jon Bon Jovi almost sets fire to Chris.
17:00CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
17:02Ha ha ha!
17:02Better than that.
17:04We all want to see that.
17:05All right, fun factor for mine, 82.
17:07Number two.
17:0897.
17:09Yay!
17:12Is it going to work?
17:14Oh!
17:14CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
17:19OK, number two.
17:20Chris, I have the dog that looks like Jack Nicholson.
17:23Oh!
17:25I've got Jon Cleeds reads a book in a variety of funny voices.
17:28Yay!
17:30Who's that again?
17:31Jon Cleeds reads a book in a variety of funny voices.
17:34Fun factor, 82.
17:35Ah, 78.
17:37Yay!
17:40Mark woke first, perhaps because he was in a strange bed.
17:44He turned over and looked at Elizabeth.
17:46She never wore make-up, and she was just as beautiful
17:50in the morning as she was on her side over the table.
17:55Her dark hair curled in towards the shade of her neck
17:58in his gold dress up.
18:00You high gym lads, you say, go brush your teeth
18:04What a romantic way to start the day, he said, stroking his parrot.
18:11That'll lose, Jon, that'll lose, that'll lose.
18:13Can we have a ding, ding, ding, ding, ding?
18:15All right, it's one all.
18:16OK, go on.
18:18The man with an extremely hairy back.
18:20Oh!
18:22I love a hairy back.
18:23No-one wants to see that, but everybody wants to see
18:25Peter O'Toole covers you in gravy.
18:28Yes!
18:29I love you, Andy!
18:30Fun fact.
18:31Fun fact of 92.
18:32Oh.
18:3399.
18:34Yay!
18:36Could it be long before Daddy roamed...
18:38Oh!
18:41...to form gaunt in which he was neither solvent nor popular?
18:46The wine.
18:47No!
18:48Not long.
18:49He's roaming in there at the madhouse.
18:52That was Paddy.
18:53And I never saw Paddy again.
18:58I took one for the team.
19:00Thank you, Peter.
19:01All right, how do we follow that?
19:02How about another episode of Friday Nights Still Alive?
19:06OK.
19:07OK, we have another night still alive on a Friday.
19:09It's Sir Tom Jones.
19:11CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
19:30AND APPLAUSE
19:30AND APPLAUSE
19:30AND APPLAUSE
19:30AND APPLAUSE
19:36It's Tom Jones!
19:45How are you?
19:46Yeah, pretty good.
19:47You got a sore throat?
19:48Yeah, I got a... yeah, cold.
19:49Is it all right?
19:50Yeah, I flew in from Los Angeles yesterday and I think it was the...
19:53The place.
19:56The dryness.
19:57But you're still seeing him for us tonight?
19:59Oh, yeah, yeah.
19:59So it's a special double thing.
20:01He's got a sore throat and he's still seeing him for us.
20:03He's a nice Tom Jones.
20:05I've got a cold.
20:05OK, all right.
20:06Well, you're sweating.
20:07We've both got colours, by the way.
20:08Yeah.
20:08We're both sweating together.
20:09Tom, you're a world-famous Welshman.
20:11Let's face it, there aren't many.
20:12Right, there's you.
20:13Well, there's a few of us.
20:14Richard Burton.
20:15Yeah.
20:16Anthony Hopkins.
20:16Right.
20:17Max Boyce.
20:18Yeah.
20:19What are you laughing at Max Boyce for?
20:20Well, he's a comedian.
20:21No, no, he's famous Welshman now, isn't he?
20:23Oh, yeah, no, you're right.
20:25Do you get home much?
20:26Do you go back to Wales much?
20:27Uh, yeah.
20:28I try to.
20:29I get back there a couple of times a year.
20:30Yeah?
20:31When was the last time you went back?
20:32What did you do?
20:32Which shop did you go in?
20:33Who did you see?
20:34Well, I've got a house in the Vale of Glamorgan.
20:37You've got a house everywhere.
20:38You have.
20:39No, only two.
20:39I've got one in LA and one in Wales.
20:41I thought you'd have one everywhere.
20:42No, no.
20:43Next to Cher in every city.
20:44You know Cher's got a house everywhere?
20:46Yeah.
20:46Yeah.
20:47Well, she needs them.
20:50Right.
20:52So, what are you doing here now, in Britain now?
20:54Uh, well, I've come to do this show.
20:56Have you come just to do this show?
20:57Yeah, I'm going to do the Royal Variety show.
20:59Ah, you've come for that, really.
21:00On Monday.
21:00You're just doing us on the way.
21:02Not really.
21:03I mean, the two shows I've come to do.
21:05Ah, that's very nice of you.
21:05And then, um, I come back later this year to do a tour.
21:08I do, uh, from the end of November, uh, through December.
21:12Yeah.
21:12So, we'll do about a month.
21:14So, so basically, if people want to spend, like, their Christmas office party at a Tom Jones concert, they can.
21:19That's right.
21:20There can't be any better way to spend your Christmas office.
21:23There's either karaoke or there's Tom Jones at the Albert Hall.
21:25Are you playing the Albert Hall?
21:27No, Wembley.
21:27Sorry, Wembley.
21:28I'm trying to get you as many, because I know you need the money.
21:31Trying to get as many plugs in as possible, because I know you need the money.
21:33Thank you very much.
21:34Now, do you know what, do you know what Tom was?
21:36I've got a question for you.
21:37Do you know what Tom was?
21:38No.
21:39Tom is a lot of things, but do you know what he was?
21:41No.
21:42Do you know what he was?
21:43No.
21:44Do you know what you were?
21:45What was I?
21:45No.
21:45You were a friend of Elvis Presley's.
21:48Yeah.
21:48God.
21:51I mean, you know, how did that happen?
21:54Well, I met him in 65 when I went to Los Angeles.
21:58Yeah.
21:59I went to Paramount Studios to talk about a song for a movie, and Elvis was there at the
22:05time.
22:05And the fellow that I went with, he said, you know, Elvis Presley is going to be at Paramount
22:10Studios, and he'd like to meet you.
22:12So, I was knocked sideways, because growing up in the 50s, I was a teenager in the 50s,
22:17Elvis, you know, was the one.
22:19So, I met him on the set in Paramount, and I had a single out at the time called With
22:26These
22:26Hands.
22:27It was a ballad.
22:28It was my third record.
22:29I only had three singles out in 65.
22:32And when Elvis was walking towards me, he was singing With These Hands.
22:35You were joking.
22:37How did you feel?
22:38Tremendous.
22:39It was unbelievable.
22:39Did he know the words?
22:41Did I know the words?
22:41Did he know all the words?
22:42Oh, yeah, he knew the words, sure.
22:43And is that what you...
22:44Well, he said, when he met me, he said, how the hell do you sing like that?
22:47And I said, well, you were partly to blame, because, you know, listening...
22:50Partly to blame.
22:51Listening to you, well, of course, if you want to call it a blame.
22:53How close were you in the end?
22:53Were you very close?
22:54Yeah, we got very close, yeah.
22:55Is it true that you used to use Delilah to warm up the concerts to you?
22:59Yes, he did, yeah.
22:59Yeah, he said if he could sing along with my recording of Delilah, then he knew that he was
23:04ready for the show.
23:07So, but when I first met him, he had bought the three, as I said, I only had three singles
23:11out.
23:11It's not unusual to watch the Pussycat with these hands.
23:14And he had all three.
23:15And I had one album, and he had that, so it was tremendous.
23:18How did he find out about you?
23:19Where did he discover you?
23:20On the radio?
23:21Well, yeah, on the radio, when they started playing, it's not unusual, it was the first
23:24one, so it was a big hit in the States, you know, as well as here.
23:27You know, there's all those theories about the fact that he's not dead and he's spotted
23:30in a bookies in Grimsby and all that, I mean, do you know, can you sort of enlighten us?
23:35Is he still around?
23:36Is he hiding in your cupboard?
23:37Does he go and stay for summer?
23:38No, he's dead.
23:39He's gone.
23:39Yeah, he's gone.
23:40But they say the legend lives on.
23:42Well, definitely.
23:43I mean, he's...
23:43Do you do a little Elvis song or song?
23:46Do I do Elvis?
23:46Do you do a little bit of...
23:47Well, no, I mean, I used to.
23:49Yeah, yeah, yeah.
23:53How you look to him?
23:54How you look to him tonight?
23:55When I started singing, you know, I mean, everybody did a bit of Elvis, I think.
23:59You could just snore your lip and do the...
24:01Well, do a little bit of the...
24:03You do it.
24:04I got the hand thing.
24:05I should've...
24:06I hope it happened if this one's for the girls.
24:07Sure.
24:07Yeah.
24:08When Elvis spoke, he always did this with his...
24:10Did he?
24:11Yeah.
24:11Like that.
24:12Fantastic.
24:13Well, you know, your voice is so strong.
24:16Yeah.
24:18Did you ever worry that one morning you're going to wake up and it's just going to disappear?
24:20Because you never give it 90%.
24:21You always give it 110, don't you?
24:23Yeah, I give it as much as I possibly can.
24:25Well, when I got up this morning, I thought, uh-oh, you know, because...
24:27This is it.
24:27This is the day.
24:28Well, not really the day.
24:29But, you know, with this cold, it's sort of taken the edge off a little bit.
24:33But Frank Sinatra wants...
24:34Frank Sinatra, ladies and gentlemen.
24:35Elvis Presley and Frank Sinatra.
24:36Frank Sinatra once warned you to take it easy, didn't he?
24:39Yes, he did.
24:39What did he say?
24:40Well, he said, if you carry on singing like you are, you won't be able to talk in about
24:4510 years.
24:46And when was that?
24:46Oh, that's 30 years ago.
24:47Yay!
24:51Brilliant, Tom Jones.
24:52All right, our next guests are the king and queen of the ranch and the king and queen of
24:56our hearts.
24:56They are starring in Dutton Ranch, which begins next Friday on Paramount Plus.
25:00It is the spin-off, the long-awaited spin-off to Yellowstone.
25:03Let's welcome two people who are actually totally wowser.
25:06It's Kelly Riley and Cole Hauser.
25:18I don't think I've ever had a welcome like that in my life.
25:22Well, it's very yeehaw.
25:23It is very yeehaw.
25:25How are you, Kelly?
25:26I'm good.
25:26How are you, Cole?
25:27Good, good.
25:28Oh, my gosh.
25:29Some people haven't seen Yellowstone.
25:30No.
25:31Why were you born?
25:32No.
25:34But for those of us who have, it's one of the greatest TV shows ever.
25:38It's just amazing.
25:39The fact that we're starting again in a completely different place, new world, new characters,
25:44new everything, felt like it's a gift.
25:46We're actors.
25:46We want to go to work and do stuff that we love and we do.
25:50As Cole, when she's giving it all the best, right?
25:54Yeah.
25:55What's it like to face that?
25:57Well, I have three sisters.
26:00She's like, all three in one.
26:01I've told her this for a very long time, but I have three very mean sisters at times.
26:05Right.
26:05And they go off and they get crazy and I usually just smile at them.
26:10Yeah.
26:10And usually it's like, we call it in America, you know, water off a duck's ass.
26:14Yeah, yeah, yeah.
26:14You know what I mean?
26:15Because we say water off a duck's back.
26:17Not anymore we don't.
26:18Not anymore.
26:19Not anymore.
26:20So as an ensemble, you know, and the old sort of leader of the guard was Kevin Costner.
26:26You two are now in the middle.
26:28But of course, very quickly in episode one, not only do we have Beth and Rip back, but
26:33we have added Ed Harris and Annette Bening.
26:36Yeah.
26:40I couldn't believe it.
26:41I've been waiting to do that.
26:43Listen, for me, you know, Ed and Annette, I've been watching since I was a young boy.
26:47Unbelievable.
26:47Yeah.
26:47So to have them on the show at first for me was, I think I said this the other day
26:51to
26:51Kelly, there was this bar scene where he's there and she walks me in and there's Ed Harris
26:57sitting at the bar.
26:57And I'm thinking, this is my first scene with Ed Harris.
26:59And I was like, wow, this is amazing.
27:01He is the coolest person I think I've ever met.
27:03Yeah.
27:03He is a badass.
27:04He's very just chill.
27:05He has to be a badass.
27:07And Annette has to be a badass.
27:08And of course they are.
27:09And they can do it, can't they?
27:10Yeah, they can.
27:10Of course they can do it.
27:11And I don't mean that in any kind of sort of facetious way.
27:13No.
27:13And then you, as little Kelly Riley.
27:16Yeah.
27:17But big Beth Dutton.
27:18Yeah.
27:18You have to go and slug it out, line for line, very early on with Annette Bening,
27:24the new rival feudal ranch owner.
27:26She is a worthy adversary.
27:27I'm so excited.
27:28I'm speaking fluent Yellowstone.
27:30You are.
27:31Sorry.
27:31I love it.
27:32I can only apologise.
27:33No, she is.
27:34She is my worthy adversary and she is so fun to work with because she's naughty
27:38and she's playful and she's always flirting with him in every scene she's with them in
27:42and she's just delicious.
27:45How much of rip does your husband in real life have about him?
27:48Does he have any rip in him?
27:49Oh, yeah.
27:49That's a good question.
27:50I mean, yeah.
27:51I mean, he's a man.
27:51I'd say Kyle.
27:52Oh, he's a man.
27:53Yeah, he's my man.
27:54And he's an American man.
27:55Yeah, he's an American man.
27:57He's quiet, you know, but he's, you know, there's definitely, you know, there's definitely
28:03a crossover.
28:05Kyle's the man.
28:06Okay.
28:06And you met him in Texas.
28:08I did actually.
28:09But he wasn't from Texas.
28:10You just thought he must be because he's in Texas.
28:12You have done your research.
28:13My goodness.
28:14I thought he was, yeah, I met him at his brother's wedding.
28:17I was a plus one of didn't know anybody.
28:19I basically gate crashed a wedding and fell in love with the best man.
28:22Right.
28:24Your honeymoon was very Yellowstone-y.
28:26Yeah, it was.
28:26We went to Montana.
28:27We were literally at a ranch where I wanted to go riding in Montana.
28:30Did you know this?
28:31Yeah.
28:32This is like 2012 and it was over the Bitterroot.
28:34I know everything about you.
28:35Yeah.
28:35Too much.
28:37But yeah, so it was literally, and I remember saying to Kyle, I go, God, wouldn't it be
28:42amazing to come to work in a place like this?
28:45Yeah.
28:45I think I was working at the time in a back lot in Brooklyn and it's not the same.
28:49I said, wouldn't it be great to go to work in such beautiful nature and really to manifest
28:55that in a few years?
28:55You ride for hours and hours through Montana.
28:57Yeah, yeah.
28:58And this is so, this was five years before Yellowstone.
29:00How mad is that?
29:01That is quite mad.
29:01It's crazy, isn't it?
29:02Yeah, it is.
29:03It is.
29:04Well, thanks for coming here.
29:05Thanks for talking to us.
29:06It's Kelly.
29:07It's Cole.
29:07It's Riley.
29:08It's Houser.
29:09It's Beth.
29:10It's Rip.
29:11It's Dutton Ranch on Paramount Plus.
29:14All right, now here's Sir Tom Jones.
29:19It's not on you, she won't be loved by anyone.
29:24It's not on you, she won't have fun with anyone.
29:30When I see you hanging apart with anyone.
29:35It's not unusual.
29:38It's not unusual.
29:40It's not unusual to be sad with anyone.
29:43And if I ever find that you've changed at any time.
29:48It's not unusual to find that I've been loved with you.
29:53Whoa, oh, oh, oh.
29:55Oh, oh, oh.
29:56Tom Jones there singing the punchline to one of my favourite jokes.
29:59My close to the doctors, he says,
30:01Doctor, Doctor, I keep feeling like Tom Jones.
30:02He says, it's not unusual.
30:08Oh, this is what they want.
30:10Right, if you're in real estate, a real estate property pickle,
30:14our next guests are the legendary TV duo to call.
30:16Location, location, location returns for its 44th series
30:22on Channel 4, 8pm on Wednesday.
30:24So let's have a chill with the Chandy Brill, Kirstie and Phil.
30:42Oh, my gosh, how are you both?
30:44Well, I'm in shock because I had no idea that Phil hadn't been on with you before.
30:48And he's such a fan.
30:49No way.
30:50Every single day.
30:53Oh, no, no, he's a real proper fan.
30:56You've probably never had such a big fan in a studio.
30:58I prefer listening to it than being on it.
31:00Yeah, let's try and change that.
31:02I've never had any fan, not a proper fan.
31:04Congratulations.
31:05I mean, come on.
31:06Did you have any idea where you made the...
31:08Did you have a pilot for Location, Location, Location?
31:10Yeah, it was non-transmissible and it was made 26, 27 years ago.
31:14Down in Rye.
31:15Yeah, yeah, yeah.
31:16We thought it would be an entertaining way to spend a weekend.
31:18Little was going to happen from it,
31:20but it would be quite interesting to see how a television programme got made.
31:23And did you have the chemistry test, the famous TV chemistry test?
31:26Yes, there was an Italian girl with amazing legs.
31:28Phil wanted it to be her.
31:32And they picked me.
31:34They were going to find...
31:35Is that a nervous sip you're taking?
31:37That's my word.
31:39But we're very upset.
31:40We have a complaint to make.
31:42Come on.
31:42What?
31:43We wanted to meet Beth.
31:44Right.
31:45Gemma.
31:46And she went in the lift in the other direction
31:48and we were waiting at the bottom of the lift thinking that we would be her.
31:51Well, you could have come in earlier.
31:52I know.
31:53Oh, no, we couldn't come in earlier because Phil was late.
31:56Oh, no.
31:57All day long.
31:59I ran.
31:59Blumen estate agents.
32:01We went for the rough of an hour.
32:03So I didn't get to meet Beth because Phil was late
32:05and he's going to suffer for it all day.
32:07OK.
32:08Can we talk about one other thing?
32:09We can talk about loads of things.
32:11It's an interview.
32:12It's Chris's show.
32:13It's Chris's show.
32:14I know, I know, which is why I'm asking permission.
32:15And please note, Phil, you see, he...
32:17She doesn't usually ask for permission.
32:19No, so...
32:20I love it.
32:20The TFI ten years ago...
32:22Yes, yes.
32:23..when Amanda Siegfried and I were behind the bar...
32:25Yes, yes.
32:25..in the hottest building that was ever...
32:28Pretty hot.
32:28I mean, it was absolutely extraordinary that night.
32:31Yes.
32:31That was the night of my life.
32:33I ended up in Ricky Wilson's flat...
32:37Yes.
32:38..with Alex Jones.
32:40Yes.
32:40And I think Will was with us, maybe.
32:44Wasn't there a missing dog or something?
32:45There was a missing dog.
32:46Matthew Freud's dog went missing and we were all looking for it.
32:49I'm sure he'll thank you for mentioning that.
32:50Yes.
32:50And I realised when I got home...
32:53At what time?
32:556.30am.
32:58You left early.
32:59Yes.
33:00It made me realise that I...
33:03While I absolutely loved being in telly, showbiz was not for me.
33:07I mean, when, when, when, at the point where we got to Ricky's flat...
33:12I mean, it was just extraordinary.
33:14There was so much of that night.
33:16Were you part...
33:17Had you gone home when we were looking for the dog?
33:19Yes, I had.
33:20Yes.
33:20You'd be heard about the looking for the dog stories.
33:22At the time, I lived round the corner and I could hear you looking for the dog.
33:27Honestly.
33:28And so could the rest of Primrose as well.
33:29Yes, yes, yes.
33:30And by the way, they found the dog!
33:33Yes, yes.
33:34Guess what's just happened?
33:36No.
33:36Kelly Riley is listening to the show.
33:38She's so, she's so desperate to talk to you, she's phoned in.
33:42Honestly, do you want to talk to Bear?
33:44I'm so thrilled to hear that, that I just...
33:47Well, I don't know if these headphones will reach.
33:48If we swap, if we swap places, they will.
33:50Have I gone bright red?
33:51Have I gone bright red?
33:52Yeah, yeah, absolutely, 100%.
33:54I've gone scarlet in the face.
33:56Yeah, go on.
33:56So excited.
33:57So you're on with Kelly Riley?
33:58Kelly, I'm so sorry that I didn't get to meet you.
34:00I was waiting at the bottom of the lift.
34:03I can't believe Phil was late.
34:05I can't believe Phil was late.
34:06Oh, Phil!
34:08No, Kelly, surprisingly, I can believe Phil was late.
34:11It happens a lot.
34:12Can you just stop beating up on Phil, for heaven's sake?
34:16I just have to congratulate you on being amazing.
34:20It's such a complex role, and you do it so brilliantly, and it is...
34:25That's so kind of you.
34:26It's just fantastic.
34:27But let me tell you, I wanted to meet you.
34:29I'm a big, lucky person.
34:30Oh, Phil!
34:32Just come...
34:33Phil!
34:33Oh, now it is your fault.
34:36Oh, well, I'm just so touched that you called in, and...
34:39Anyway, I'll let you go.
34:40Have a lovely day.
34:41Bye, dear.
34:42Ta-ra!
34:44That's Beth, boy.
34:45Get in, Riley.
34:47Right, you.
34:48Come on, come on back.
34:49Come on.
34:50What are you doing?
34:51Are you OK?
34:51Yeah, I just...
34:52Every time you come and see how I have something,
34:54it pops up.
34:55Well, no, one time I came in, you had Idris Elba in the studio,
34:59and I lost the power of speech.
35:00Oh, brilliant.
35:01Kirsty and Phil!
35:04You've got Kirsty on the phone to Kelly,
35:06because Kelly was on with Cole,
35:07so that's Beth and Rip, one TV couple,
35:09and then you've got Kirsty and Phil, two TV couples.
35:11In a moment, I'm going to be with Cher.
35:13Cher's going to be on the show as our third couple.
35:16But before all that, some more TFI gold!
35:21Here we are with Rod Stewart.
35:37CHEERING AND APPLAUSE
35:45Oh, Roddy, Roddy, Roddy, Roddy, Roddy, Roddy.
35:48Bippity-bubbity-bole.
35:53We're going to get some air conditioning.
35:55So, Rod, football star or rock star?
35:59Probably rock star,
36:01because I'd have been finished as a footballer at 53.
36:03At 53?
36:04Yeah, but, you know, I still play.
36:05I still play a great deal.
36:06And you play very well.
36:07I do.
36:07You played with me once.
36:08I played terribly.
36:09You got the real night with me, didn't you, that day?
36:11Well, always go for the obvious pass,
36:13but you tried the loft one about 20 yards,
36:15and it finished up in a car park.
36:16No, I know, I know.
36:18And you'd have done something with it,
36:19and I didn't give it to you.
36:19But you had trials for Brentford, didn't you?
36:21Yeah, a long time ago.
36:22Did you play for Brentford?
36:23Reserves.
36:24Yeah?
36:24Yeah, that's about as close as I got.
36:25But how passionate are you about football?
36:26If you're not doing your music,
36:27is that the number one thing?
36:28Obviously, apart from Rachel.
36:30Yeah, the wife does take the number one spot,
36:32but, yeah, it is.
36:33It's, uh...
36:34She plays goalie, you mean?
36:35No, no, she's...
36:38She actually doesn't come and watch me play anymore.
36:40She's bored with it.
36:41Yeah?
36:41She's seen me play once, and that was it.
36:42I can't believe you're 53 years old.
36:44I didn't know that.
36:45Gorgeous.
36:46Okay, what's it?
36:47So, when we played at Wembley together,
36:49afterwards, you were in the changing rooms,
36:52and, you know, you got your hair dry out,
36:53and you did all the thing, and I thought...
36:54Like you do after Wembley.
36:56And you bent over, so it goes all up,
36:58but like you do it.
36:59You're going to get it up right there.
37:00Are we all that?
37:00No full patches.
37:01No stupid studio there, we couldn't believe it.
37:03And you also get the face cream going,
37:04which is important.
37:05Yeah, all of you lay, boys.
37:07It does work, though, doesn't it?
37:09It does.
37:09You know, why don't we ease it?
37:10Why do we all look craggy, the lads?
37:12No, everyone looks good here tonight.
37:13Nice lighting.
37:14So, you've got your own football pitch.
37:15Even Teddy looks good.
37:16Teddy looks great.
37:18So, you've got your own football pitch in your garden.
37:20Yeah.
37:21Yeah, how often do you play on your football pitch?
37:22Have you got a team?
37:23Yeah, we've got a team.
37:24A lot of really good players, actually, good quality,
37:26but the pitch is just fabulous.
37:28It's the same size as Wembley,
37:30and it's dead flat.
37:31And if you can't play on that, you can't play anywhere.
37:33Well, I still probably wouldn't be able to play on that.
37:34No, you've got to come down and play.
37:35I mean, we've had Liverpool come down and train,
37:37Newcastle have been down and train.
37:38Which is in your back garden?
37:39Yeah, and I'm never there because I'm in the States, you know.
37:41So, let me get this right.
37:43And collect.
37:43So, you're a worldwide rock star, you're married to Rachel Hunter,
37:47and you've got a football pitch in your own back garden.
37:48Life's pretty good.
37:49Yeah, it's not bad, is it, at all?
37:50But now and again, things do come around the corner that you don't expect,
37:54and you have to deal with them.
37:55Like a trolley bus.
37:56Like a trolley bus, or like last night, which was a bit of a night, wasn't it?
38:00Just a wonderful night.
38:01I love that guy so much.
38:03Tell everybody why.
38:03I didn't love him at Wembley when he scored that goal against Scotland,
38:06but as a human being, they don't come better.
38:09Are you talking about Paul Gascoigne?
38:10No!
38:13So, look, you're looking forward to tomorrow?
38:16What, the FA Cup?
38:18No, the Scottish Cup.
38:19Scottish Cup, yeah.
38:22I'm a Celtic man, so, of course, I want to see Rangers get beat.
38:25But you've sorted yourself out already because you've won the Premiership.
38:28Yeah, and the Coca-Cola, so we had two trophies this year,
38:31and we lose our manager.
38:32So, you're all right?
38:32What's it all about up there?
38:33So, what is the Scottish thing about you?
38:35Because I'm not a great historian as far as this is concerned.
38:37You are absolutely Scottish.
38:39No, no, no.
38:39No, no, no.
38:39Do I sound Scottish?
38:40Not at all?
38:41My dad was a Scot.
38:43He's gone upstairs now to the big football stadium in the sky.
38:47And he always told me and my two brothers everything about Scottish football,
38:50from George Young, Billy Liddell, all the great players,
38:53and it just goes through our blood.
38:55We just believe Scottish football is fabulous.
38:57So, you are genuinely...
38:59We never win anything, the Scottish national team.
39:01It's just, we're proud of ourselves.
39:02Do you think Ali McCoy should be in the Scottish side?
39:04Yes, absolutely.
39:04And why isn't he in the Scottish side?
39:06Absolutely.
39:06Because we're lacking strikers as it is, you know.
39:09And I think like Gazza is to the English team, he is to the Scots.
39:13He just rallies the guys up, winds them up, and they go out and play better.
39:16Now, we've got to talk a bit about your music.
39:17I can talk about football all night.
39:21You've got lots of fans here.
39:22Teddy Sheringham is a massive fan of your music, and you as a guy.
39:25You've got a brilliant new album out.
39:26I just want to play a bit of your new song.
39:28Now, can I just ask you why you didn't sing this song?
39:29Why don't you sing for us tonight on the show?
39:31Oh, I think there's been a bit of a crap with the record label.
39:34I'd have done it, you know that.
39:35Well, we wanted you to do it.
39:36Yeah, I'd love to.
39:36Because you didn't think I wanted you to sing.
39:38I'd love to.
39:39That's a great, good stage down there.
39:41Eat.
39:41Can you ask him to sing for your mum?
39:44For my mum?
39:45My mum's here tonight.
39:59Is it true that you sang to Gazza's dad down the phone last night?
40:02Yeah, I did.
40:03He was waiting to go to bed.
40:05He said, I'm going to get me leg over.
40:06I kept him up.
40:08You know Maggie Mae, classic song.
40:11My mum's name is Minnie.
40:13Begins with an M.
40:13I can change the words.
40:14Can you do a little bit for us?
40:15Yeah, go on.
40:16Cheers, ma'am.
40:19Wake up, Minnie.
40:20I think I got something to say to you.
40:24It's late September and I really should be back at school.
40:28I know I keep you amused.
40:31But I feel I'm being used.
40:36Oh, Minnie, I wished I'd never seen your face.
40:42Yeah.
40:43Yeah.
40:44You led me away from home.
40:47Cause you didn't want to be alone.
40:50You stole my heart.
40:51You stole my heart.
40:53And that's a pain I can do without.
40:56Yeah, all right, everybody.
41:04Do you know what?
41:06Do you know what?
41:06She loved that.
41:09It's simply right now.
41:11Something's got me started.
41:12How good was this?
41:13Something's got me started.
41:15Something's got me started.
41:16You know that I will love you.
41:22Take this since we've parted.
41:24I truly know that I need you.
41:31Come on.
41:33I give it all up for you.
41:35I give it all up for you.
41:39I give it all up for you.
41:41I give it all up for you.
41:43I give it all up for you.
41:45I give it all up for you.
41:45Yes, sir.
41:46I give it all up for you.
41:47Yes, sir.
41:48I give it all up for you.
41:49Yes, sir.
41:51Simply right.
41:52Something's got me started.
41:53Don't get me started.
41:54Don't get me started.
41:56As in, are you watching this show in bed?
41:58Are you?
41:59All right.
42:00Because if you are, you might confuse the next bit
42:02for your own reflection and your own telly,
42:04apart from the fact it's me and Sharon,
42:06not you and whoever you're in bed with.
42:11Who lives upstairs?
42:13What?
42:14Upstairs.
42:15Who is it that lives upstairs?
42:17Nobody lives upstairs, Chris.
42:18We own this house.
42:19I can't believe you don't know that no-one lives upstairs.
42:22So there's no-one up there, then?
42:24Of course not.
42:26Great.
42:35What?
42:36There's been a moth up there for two days.
42:38It's been me to get it on my nerves.
42:39A moth?
42:40It's gone now.
42:41Are you crazy?
42:42Have you never thought about a newspaper?
42:44Oh, God.
42:45A newspaper?
42:46Yes, a newspaper.
42:48I mean, they have the number of guys who'll come around
42:50with a special moth gun and make half this mess.
42:54I'm such a jerk.
42:56Yes, you are.
42:57Can you ever forgive me, darling?
43:02Yes, I can, you ginger hunter, you.
43:09Apparently, that really happened.
43:10And, OK, start of the week now, please welcome Bing from Kitty.
43:16Hi, Bing.
43:17How are you?
43:18How are you?
43:18I'm very well.
43:19It's Motorhead Day.
43:20It's the 8th of May.
43:21May.
43:21The 8th of May.
43:22The 8th of May.
43:24And you are the biggest Motorhead fan we know.
43:27Maybe the biggest Motorhead fan on the planet.
43:28What have you been doing today?
43:30What have you been up to today?
43:30I've been here, and it's been absolutely amazing.
43:34Yeah?
43:34When was the first time you saw a Motorhead?
43:36Birmingham Odeon, November 1980.
43:38And how many times did you get to see them in all?
43:4051 times.
43:41And how many Motorhead T-shirts do you have?
43:43About 300.
43:45And how many were you allowed to air tonight?
43:48None.
43:49Yay!
43:50You don't need to know why.
43:52Right, you win the honour of telling the audience about next week's show.
43:54Watch on the show next week on TFI Unplugged.
43:56All right, Chris.
43:59We have absolutely no idea!
44:04Cue the Boo Radleys.
44:05Wake up, Boo.
44:06All right, thanks for watching.
44:07See you next time.
44:10Summer's gone.
44:12So balloons.
44:13Day spent with the grass and sun.
44:16I don't mind.
44:18To pretend that you see it's really dumb.
44:23Things seem really dumb.
44:24Our eyes as the morning comes.
44:27Running through the blinds.
44:31I shouldn't be up at this time.
44:34But I can't sleep with you there by my side.
44:39Wake up, it's a beautiful morning.
44:42Feel the sun shining for your eyes.
44:46Wake up, it's a beautiful morning.
44:49But what could be the better than last time?
44:5525.
44:5625.
44:57Don't we gonna tell about this alive.
45:00So wake up, Boo.
45:03Wake up.
45:04There's so many things for us to do.
45:07Looking back with my side.
45:09Hey, tell me, so take your time.
45:12Don't let me watch you please.
45:15I know what's up all night.
45:19I can be with anything, anything, anything.
45:24Wake up, it's a beautiful morning.
45:27Feel the sun shining for your eyes.
45:30Wake up, it's a beautiful one.
45:33What could be the better than last time?
45:43Wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up.
45:50Wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up.
45:56Wake up, wake up, wake up, wake up.
45:58But you can't blame me not for the death of summer.
46:04No, you can't blame me not for the death of summer.
46:09But you're gonna say what you wanna say.
46:13You have to put the death in everything.
46:37Did you see that?
46:38I'm not even on the credits again.
46:40I'm not even on the credits again.
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