[Vida] I didn't take it. Not until you say sorry.
[Arthur] Well, then it will still be there until the new owner moves,
or you get a new boyfriend,
Because I don't need to say sorry.
Can you imagine us getting old together?
Well, I think we have a great role model.
If you see our parents, they are still together.
Can you say that again? But, like, when you're eating a little toast.
[Arthur] Can you imagine us getting old together?
[Vida] I think it's very difficult.
You see our parents...
That's not what you say.
Time continues. Opinions change.
["Come Out" playing]
♪ Oh ♪
♪ Why don't you come out ♪
♪ You also know what I'm doing ♪
♪ You also know me ♪
♪ You know, you know ♪
♪ I can leave you sleeping ♪
♪ I can leave you ♪
♪ But oh but oh ♪
♪ Oh are you coming out ♪
♪ We can think of this ♪
♪ We can think of this through ♪
[Vida] Trust.
[Arthur] Loyalty.
[Vida] Honesty.
[panting]
[Arthur] Friendship.
[Vida] Love.
[Arthur] Lust.
- [Vida] More love. - [Arthur] More sex.
[both laugh]
[Vida] Green.
[Arthur] Red. Certainly red.
Mountain or beach?
[Vida] Mount.
- [Arthur] Night or afternoon? - [Vida] Night.
[Arthur] I like the night.
Your hair. It must be your hair.
[Vida] Your fingers. Strong and gentle.
[both laugh]
[Arthur] Your eyes, I think, um, black diamonds.
[Vida] Black diamond?
[Arthur] You sound sexy when you disagree.
[Vida] I always disagree.
[Arthur] And you will always be sexy.
[Vida] Mm. [soft chuckles]
I love you, Arthur Davis.
[Arthur] We just met.
[Vida] And it's long enough to know I love you.
[Arthur] You are amazing.
Vida...
[Vida] Berliner.
[Arthur] Berliner.
Vida Berliner.
♪ Obviously there is a dream ♪
♪ Obviously there is a dream
♪ Obviously there is a dream ♪
♪ Clearly come ♪
[Arthur] Like this. Look at that.
Don't move. Don't move, don't move.
[Vida chuckles]
More champagne, my lady?
♪
Okay, come on. I'm sure I can hit it. Give me one.
What will you bet on?
Um, I'm sure,
that, if, if...
if I get it,
if I miss,
- if I get it, - [Vida chuckles]
I promise to get you cum again.
I will make you cum like a tornado.
Like a fucking tornado.
- If you get it, - [Arthur] Yes...
I might let you hold my hand.
What... Wait, what if I miss?
Then you have to sacrifice yourself.
Yes, fair enough. OK.
Can you go check it out?
I can't check it. This is the Sabbath.
6:30 in the morning?
Uh huh. You check. Please, kid.
I can't. I am lazy.
[Vida laughs]
- Whoa! - Oh, shit!
Oh, it erupted.
Oh, we will never succeed. _ The wind of love howls again.
- That depends. - About what?
Tornado.
[playing violin music]
["Twinkling Little Stars" playing "
[Arthur chuckles]
Wow. They will be crazy for not taking you. And I have to be crazy if they do it. Why , are you very good?
Yes. Yes I'm good. Your turn.
Give me a minute. Uh...
Um, that's not much, really, but, um... . hold it.
Right, here it is.
Think you blushed yourself to the toilet.
You're very talented. No, it's just that it's a little fun.
Very cool.
What do you call that?
This is a hobby. I never showed to anyone.
You just showed me so you can fuck me.
Isn't that something else from your talent?
[chuckles]
Damn it! Shit!
Turn right.
[Vida] Oh, shit.
Dirt. Sorry.
This is £ 30,000.
["Fever To the Form" playing]
♪ So is it music or madness ♪
♪ Live with one of the two ♪
♪ With one in two ♪
♪ So keep on, fill your heart With joy ♪
[Vida squeals]
♪ No sooner ♪
[Vida squeals]
[both laugh]
♪ From this I'm never sure ♪
[in Hebrew]
[woman] Congratulations Hanukkah!
[Levi] Alright, come on. Ah, come on!
Hanukkah gelt!
- [man] Hanukkah gelt! - No no no no! Our guests! Our guests!
Oh!
Oh, gelt is a Yiddish word for money, and we give it to one another.
To remember to be generous.
Just to remind, of course. Not true generosity.
So, what do you think about everything happening in Palestine, Arthur?
Oh, alright, um, I think Hamas is not a saint...
Well, you see, you have to be pro-Israel Because you made love to my sister.
- Oh, please, Helen, stop it. - What?
Now, come on, there is no negative subject.
Hanukkah. This is prohibited.
[Ethel] So nothing has anything positive to say?
Arthur moves in with me.
[chuckles] Mm. This is a very good donut.
Good.
You, you have used...
Johnnys. Rubber.
Pigskins. Rain coat.
Vida, it's not funny.
I can hear you laugh inside.
Daddy, I want you to give my spare key too.
- Here it is. - Thank you.
Never bought you flat.
I can only move back here.
Yes.
I'll take you hot chocolate on the bed.
- Yes? - Uh huh.
I will read before bedtime stories.
Arthur likes to read me before bedtime stories.
When he isn't, um,
You only use...
Condoms.
That's the medical term.
Good donuts.
Is this a donut?
Donuts.
- Donuts. - Donuts.
Where did you grow up, Arthur?
I grew up in Port Talbot.
Uh, yeah, when I was little, I thought it was the best place in the world.
Everyone likes where they grow up.
Oh, I don't really care for Washington.
Oh, you grew up in America, right?
Uh, a few years, huh. My father is in the Foreign Office.
Come on, tell him White House story.
[Helen] Yes, tell him about Jackie Kennedy.
I play hide and seek with the Kennedy Children in the Oval Office.
[Helen] Jackie tried to turn him into a Catholic.
Thank God, it didn't work.
What is your father's job?
Oh, he works in steelwork his whole life.
He's retired now, but starting a business, repairing equipment.
Oh, that's amazing, yeah, interesting.
[clears throat] And you?
Uh...
I am a bicycle courier, at this time, uh...
raise money to study economy here in London.
[Helen] Oh, so you want to be an accountant?
No, no, if I study economics, then I have an injection to management again at work.
Management position, huh?
Your parents are sure, uh, very proud.
Oh, let me help you with that.
No no If we want to,
Have you really moved with my daughter?
Is it okay?
Not if he's happy with an accountant.
- Love you. - Love you.
mm
- I love you more. - Me too, Mushki, me too.
[Vida] They like you very much.
Yes? What will they do if they did not do it?
Killing you. With kindness.
[Arthur] Oh, that's amazing.
I can't wait.
[Vida chuckles]
[Arthur] He's really a strange sense of humor.
[Vida] This is his defense.
- [Arthur] He's weird. - He had a hard time.
His mother survived a concentration camp.
He's a violinist.
And forced to play in the entrance of the gas room
while people are herded in.
And he knows what happened there, so he tried to play as best he could,
hope people will die better if they just got a little Mozart or Bach.
Try increasing your family's normal level after that.
Jesus, Vida, I'm sorry. ME...
No no My grandmother never talked about it.
After release, he came here, met my grandfather.
And he became a famous violin player and my grandfather became an ambassador to Portugal, and then to America.
And my mother felt her mother's sadness.
And he made it everyone laughed
with him a strange black humor.
Wow. I mean, yes.
Wow. My only family done is working in a steel job.
There is nothing wrong with that.
The only thing they care about is rugby, beer and three minutes of sex before midnight.
[Vida laughs]
Yes. They are men. How about the women?
Uh, five minutes?
[Vida laughs] Very good.
God. Look at that Hoover. Very cheap.
I mean, it costs to be repaired, but...
Are you sure?
Yes, use that.
And whenever you are ready.
[playing pop music]
♪ Take the easy way so far ♪
♪ And that makes me sad ♪
♪ And it makes me cold ♪
♪ And I wonder When you leave this place ♪
♪ I want to know ♪
♪ Where is... something ♪
[optimistic music playing]
[Arthur groans]
[Vida] Do you think your family will like me?
[Arthur] Yes, you will get along with them perfectly.
Have another biscuit.
Oh, no thanks. I already have three.
Oh, Welsh boys like a little meat on their girls, don't you, Arthur?
Yes, Vida runs easily on sugar, Mom.
Very? A good cup of tea at least two or three spoons,
or bitter like sin.
- Tea? - Oh, um...
Do you have any herbs?
Herbal tea?
Yes, I can't drink caffeine. I makes me a little blurry.
Oh, well, amazing.
[Brenda] Daddy! Fish and chips!
Extra salt, Llion?
The chips are herbs, honey.
Vic?
[Davies] When Halloween falters forget it.
Oh, here it is, dear. Wait a minute.
Oh It's too early for, I don't eat...
[Brenda] Only an afternoon snack.
[Sara] [chuckles] And there's sugarless...
in fish and chips! [chuckles]
[Arthur] Vida studied at the Royal College of Music, Dad.
[Davies] Oh yeah?
[Arthur] Yeah, he's a cellist.
Daddy plays tuba for brass band work.
Very?
[Sara] Maybe you can play together, sometime.
[Arthur] Uh, yes, I...
Um, father Vida doctor.
[Brenda] Eat your chips, Arthur.
Thank you.
I want to give this to Arthur.
I don't think she really wears pajamas.
Oh, he wants this. I washed them especially for him when I knew you were coming.
Thank you.
Do you love him?
Make sure you give him the pole, right?
I don't want it to catch pneumonia.
- Service room. - [moans]
When did you start wearing these pants?
Vida...
Johnnys.
They are my brothers.
I don't really know my siblings.
[Shushing] You violated all the rules of the house.
[kissing]
- [Arthur] Oh, God, stop it. - [Vida laughs]
[Arthur] Please, Stop. Please.
God.
I don't want it to hear us.
- Geez. - I can be really calm.
- I can't. - Oh.
- Shh. They will get a heart attack. - [Vida laughs]
[Arthur] Stop that. Stop it. Shh!
Someone is awake.
[creaking sleep]
[Vida laughs]
[Arthur shushing]
[both laugh]
[Vida] Who has a heart attack now?
[playing pop music]
♪ I will continue to My devil is underground ♪
♪ If that makes you smile ♪
♪ You will never see... ♪
♪ So keep sighing ♪
♪ Sighing ♪
Oh, God, I'm very sorry. I don't know... I can't lock the door.
Oh, no, that... It's been broken for years.
- Ah. - [Brenda chuckles]
Let me... Here you go.
Perfect.
Sorry, I will go...
No, stay here. You've got a sister, haven't you?
- What? - Yes, it is okay. [chuckles]
And, are you, are you making money playing cello?
Uh, no, not yet.
Oh, can you, um, can you give me loo roll, please?
- Thank you. - You are welcome.
Mm-hmm.
Do you have, like, did you have an accident on your arm?
Oh, no, this, this is my brother's gift.
- What? Arthur? - [Brenda moans]
No, he gave me this one. I will show you.
- [grunts] - Whoa.
Yes.
I know.
And he, um,
sorry, he likes it,
- He stabbed me with scissors when I was very young. - Oh, me...
No, I'm just joking. I felt from my bicycle when I was five years old.
[laughs]
Pigeons are monogamous.
They mate for life.
No lie. There are no cheats.
They always come back.
If more men like you, I mom will get out of work.
Is he a prostitute?
No, he's a divorce lawyer.
No longer speaks Welsh.
Not because he slept with his rich London girl.
Oh, what's the name?
Calling it fuzzy-buzzy.
Vida.
- [unclear] - [barman laughs]
[unclear]
[singing in a foreign language]
[country music playing]
[Vida laughs]
[Arthur] Are you cold?
[Vida] No. This fresh air does the magic.
You know, you are the first person I have I've met who called this smell of fresh air.
[laughs] Not the first playground always smells like spring?
35 years. Extraordinary.
Yes. My father worked here his whole life.
Father, he continues to be permanently ill away after Ron died.
How did Ron die?
Um...
His, um...
His heart, just, um, went out of nowhere.
In the middle of the night shifts at work.
He's only been there for three months. 18 years old.
We all call him Guppie.
Ron, he didn't do it talk much.
That's definitely the birthday soon.
And those pajamas.
[both laugh]
Um, yes. Well, I'll do it put them under, um,
under the pillow.
If mom comes to...
You have to turn on Ron. Bring him back to life.
Are you serious?
You have to do it for your family.
It really shines idea, Vida.
- No, that's not it. This is a brilliant idea. - That is.
- This is terrible. Not. - Not.
Why?
- No. - Why not?
- Ron is none of your business. - He is my business.
Excuse me?
Because you are my business.
No. Some things are personal for a reason.
Sara? Are you coming back to sleep?
How are you feeling?
Oh, you want to have it sex in the car?
[laughing] That's not what what I said.
There are no parents around here, you know.
- [Arthur] No, no. [groans] - [Vida laughs]
[telephone ringing]
That's mom!
Oh, no, don't do it. No, no.
- Hello. - Hi mom.
- Just checking you... - Uh, yeah, of course, yeah. We, um, are almost back now.
Did you go in the middle that night?
- The poor girl is sick. - Yes, he is...
[Arthur whispers] No, he just fell asleep.
He is sleeping now.
And Vince sent greetings.
- Anwyn is now an assistant manager at the supermarket. - Mum!
Amazing girl. You always like it.
Yes, um, yes, only Vida, um, wake up, actually.
He wants to talk to you.
Hi, Mrs. Davies.
Come down again soon.
Yes, I want... We like to be back soon.
Um, sorry, no, we will definitely try to return as soon as possible.
Are you still there?
Sorry, I'm very sorry, Blackwood Tunnel, and we just lost...
- I... I... I lost you. - Hello?
- [Vida laughs] - How can you?
How can I? I can, and I do it!
- [Arthur chuckles] - Who is Anwyn?
Um...
I will inspire you, the the meanest woman in the world.
Lying to my mother.
["Hello Hello" playing]
♪ It's a shame That you are ruined ♪
♪ I know your other face ♪
♪ Tuesday morning, you wake up And lose your patience ♪
A place in an art school and...
Get more material for Arthur Davies in this amazing broadcast.
Chapter one.
How does it feel to be a boy from the Port Talbot family
steel factory worker, Arthur Davies?
Vida, I don't want to see myself urinating.
This is really gold stuff, okay?
Records found like this, this um...
This is really bullshit.
[playing orchestral music]
Good.
I have to be personal.
Self-portraits for, um,
after dark art school application.
For Vida.
Fuck.
Are you upset with me?
mm
Hey.
What would you like me to do for you?
Think of this as the next level to get to know you.
Um...
[sighs]
I will, um...
I will, I really like to watch you masturbate.
That's really bad luck .
- That's very... Get out. - Well.
Yes, okay, okay. Well. I will do it if you do it.
Excuse me?
I said, you first, then I will do it.
I can't do it if you watch.
Then how can I see if I don't watch?
Good.
No, I can't do it. I can not.
- [moans] - I can't do it on the bed.
I can only do it in the bathroom. I only do it in the bathroom.
[shower running]
[snoring]
[optimistic music playing]
How are you, honey?
Will you marry me?
Now!
I'm not drunk enough to shoot at a wedding.
Stay there! Stay there!
♪ I walked down the stairs To the bar room ♪
♪ So I can drink with my team ♪
♪ And this friend Then I said ♪
♪ If he can call him darling ♪
♪ And if I can call the baby ♪
♪ But he told me you can call me Gin your friend ♪
♪ And I can stop the time If you want ♪
[Vida laughs]
Good.
Whiskey. Vodka. Gin!
You have 15 minutes.
Um, we're not in Vegas, baby.
This is an old bottle. Anyone can officially marry us.
My mother told me, and she's a divorce lawyer, so she knows this.
That's always good.
Very good.
Vida.
[priest] Of course, I will sign it.
Thank you.
kneeling.
You are now married by the power that is mine.
The bridal suite.
But, Vida, Vida, wait, wait, wait, wait. This will cost another £ 500.
That's cheap.
- No. - Oh no.
- Thank you. - Oh!
This is our first marriage argument!
Thank you!
I like your hat.
You wake up?
Mm-hmm.
How are you feeling?
Contrary to a few hours ago, when I was very happy?
Yes.
Large.
[sighs]
I'm very worried about our future.
Worried about the cuisine.
Worried about my dentist appointment on Tuesday.
Worried about getting into the Philharmonic.
[sighs]
Just married, and we do is just worry.
[Vida chuckles]
Hey.
Say something nice to me.
Something romantic.
I can't just do it as instructed
This is my wedding night. You can do whatever I ask.
Um, okay.
- Yes? - You...
You are the most beautiful
greatest cello player in the world.
Fuck my cello. Burn it.
I have a match.
Sometimes I wonder what happened through your mind, Arthur Davies.
None. I got a brain snail .
- Alright. - No, there is silence in you.
This scares me.
[growling]
Well, you're not exactly Christmas tree when I found you.
Now, what did your parents say if you were really married?
That won't happen.
What? Why?
Um...
Will not.
Why? I'm, I'm not good enough?
No, no, no, you don't, you are... Only...
I don't know. Will not happen.
- I don't understand. What is wrong? - There is no.
Damn love you.
Yes, but...
Maybe we only need a little more time to get to know each other.
[scoffs]
- [grunts] - [screaming]
[both laugh]
["Last Words" playing]
♪ Fever is increasing In the setting of the sun ♪
♪ Cocaine in your eyes And bullets in your gun ♪
♪ N darah blood on your nails Is scratching to face ♪
No no Do not do it.
Don't do it.
[frustrated grunts]
♪
You know what, I think, we should have a birthday party for your brother Ron.
What?
We have a birthday party and we invite your parents to our London apartment.
Arthur?
[changing voice] Arthur!
- Ow! - Are you angry?
They will never come.
You can say it's our engagement party, and then they have to come.
Then you can sing it Happy Birthday and have...
What? No no No, my father will...
Okay, I understand. That's a stupid idea. Sorry.
What? No, you say it now. Why? What?
Well, I just... You know,
I think you have... I think you have a problem. I know you...
- I have a problem? Oh, how about your problem? - You know, I want to help you.
- I have no problem. - Oh, yes.
I really don't. I am an open book.
- Ask me anything. - Well.
Alright. Well, uh, will you invite your family to this engagement party?
No.
[laughs] No!
- Oh, right, I understand. - No, imagine that
what, and my mother, my mother, I'm the mother, talking to your father.
- Oh, right, so we're not good enough now, right? - Not!
- Okay, alright, here's the deal, Vida. - This is not...
If you bring your parents, I will bring my parents.
That's the deal.
This will be a disaster.
Well, who cares if they hate each other?
Yes. Yes.
I will still love you.
[sighs]
- Vida? - [crying]
What is that?
None.
What?
You haven't said it yet.
What?
One thing I want you to say.
Isn't this enough?
[sighs] He doesn't speak Welsh anymore.
Not because he slept with his rich London Jewish girl.
[waiter] Oh, what's the name?
[audio playing on computer]
What did he say?
Oh, nothing. No problem.
"A rich London Jewish girl" doesn't sound like nothing.
This is why I will not use it.
It's anti-semetic.
No, no... This is Llion. It's just the way him, he takes urine from everyone.
No, just... No, no, this is how people, us, how we talk.
If your family... then I made a big mistake.
What?
That's Llion. This is not my family.
You just said how do people...
- "That's how we talk"? - Not!
No! I... I mean, have you Ever heard of your mother talking?
- What? - Jesus.
Get out!
Get out of my apartment.
Oh, yes, because this is your flat and I'm just... I'm just a leech. It is not like that?
Take your disgusting bicycle and get out of my flat!
Okay, if I leave now, I will never return.
- Good! - Good good.
[sighs] You don't have to put peanut butter in the fridge.
I always put it in the refrigerator.
Well, it won't spread as smoothly.
[whistle]
Arthur? What?
Bad catches.
Bad pitch. I didn't take it.
Not until you say sorry.
Well, then it will stay there until it's new the owner moves or you get a new boyfriend
Because it's not my fault. I don't need to apologize.
[sighs]
Where is my favorite teaspoon?
God. You have got a favorite teaspoon.
That's disgusting.
That's even more disgusting.
You saved it.
That's yours.
What?
We are having a fight, and you give me a very expensive camera?
Yes.
Life is weird.
Alright alright.
Can you imagine us getting old together?
Well, I think we have a great role model.
If you see our parents, they are still together.
Can you say that again? But, like, when you're eating a little toast.
I'm an actress now. His...
Yes, no, believe me. That will look better.
- OK. - Do it.
Good.
Can you imagine us getting old together?
Well, I think will be difficult.
I mean, look at our family, our parents.
That's not what you said before.
Time continues. Opinions change.
I will always be honest to you.
I will always be proud of you.
And I will always put the bean butter back in the fridge.
But I won't clean the broken one The jar is on the kitchen floor.
And, and, um, and if you want to burn your cello,
although it costs £ 30,000,
I will give you match.
I will respect you.
I will always admire you for who you are,
and not who I want you to be.
Um, I will support you in your art.
When I leave home at night, it's one step closer to going home for you in the morning.
[Crying] And I look forward to it all day long, because I love you.
Your knight shines armor, my King Arthur.
[guests clapping and cheering]
[playing tuba]
[panting]
[playing tuba]
Um... [clears throat]
Well, I'm very proud of that is Arthur
is, uh, this will work
in the same steel works like me,
and my father, where...
where is my eldest son
Ron died.
[French speaking]
Excuse me?
[French speaking]
This is French for...
Oh, yes, it's a French citizen national anthem, that's La Marseillaise, huh.
[French speaking]
That means the enemy will come cut the necks of our children.
And our woman. His...
Very beautiful text bleed, actually.
I only play music.
[Levi chuckles]
Life is not perfect, but, our children.
I, um, my husband has written "Help me" on the soles of his shoes and I don't know, of course.
So when we kneel on the altar,
- Yes - Everyone in the church stood up and laughed.
That's very fun.
It's unfortunate that men don't do nails I'll do yours for free, Arthur...
How old are you when you got married?
Um, 16?
Yep, can't wait to get out of the house, far from my mother's favorite boy.
Are you and Arthur not that close?
No, others.
Like all Jewish intruders, Adam, he's afraid of blood.
But, this one managed to fall fell in love with Zionists,
the bloodiest chicks there in London.
Good work, Adam.
I have been engaged for four years.
- Oh wow. - I have been married for six years with an Irish man.
I work at... team and he organizes...
Life is beautiful.
The sun shines even when it rains.
He wants us both fired.
And from that moment on he realized. He still drinks, but I love him.
And now we live back to Ireland, so...
Did you see someone, Helen?
Oh, no, I hate men.
There are always women.
I guess the dark side hasn't turned gay.
I tell all my patients Be yourself.
That, this is far healthier than trying to become someone else you want to be.
[Llion] He is not gay, right?
So, Vida, Be yourself.
He has a girlfriend, but they broke up, oh, centuries ago now.
He was thrown out of the Army.
A group of them were caught hitting a man who had just come out as gay.
But, that's a misunderstanding. Because of what it looks like
normal battle then changes to this size drama. Like that big gay bashing.
Everyone has the right to a fair chance.
But if you are different, people don't give you a chance.
Choose your shot, Arthur.
[moans]
Have you been to London before?
Never.
How long is the train the actual trip?
Good health.
Applause.
[Ethel] Do you enjoy good health, actually?
Oh, yes, me, yes.
I have the nipples upside down. George likes them as they are.
No, Arthur is not my love child.
But once they are born, they are all the same.
No no Vida, Vida, I can't do it. I can not do it. I can not do it.
- OK. - Please, please, just hide it, hide it.
Please hide it. Please.
[all laughing and cheering]
Understood.
[man] Vida, Vida!
I can't do it on Thursday.
[stuttering] me, I can't do it. Wednesday?
Yes? Well.
Uh, 8:00?
Well, if I have half your talent, Vida, me...
I will not a divorce lawyer.
I will play concerts buildings in the world.
[knocking on the door]
- Oh! - Oh.
- I'm sorry. - Forgive me.
And, if you want to stay for weekend, we can put you in a hotel.
Treating us.
- George likes to sleep in his own bed. - Oh.
He likes to do it at home.
Sorry? What happened George likes to do?
I t.
George likes it.
I don't mind. I let it do it as often as it wants.
He said no because George likes to do it at home.
And I said, what do you do?
Thinking, you know, what, put up a shelf or what? And he said,
"He likes to do it at home."
I don't care about tradition.
Why do I have to? So I can ask my parents and my grandparents their history, right?
Oh!
That's a disgusting idea.
God!
What's funny?
"My husband likes to do it at home."
[Shushing] Helen!
Are you having fun Arthur's family?
If you marry this man, we must marry his family.
- Come on. - Oh!
Vida, that pink is really a winner.
[all laughing and cheering]
Call an ambulance.
Pacemaker.
Pacemaker? It was great.
Most people live centuries after a pacemaker, huh.
Yes, right.
Thank you, Dewa Vida's father a doctor, huh?
When, when is the operation?
They did it in Swansea.
Father will return in the ambulance tomorrow.
First class trip. And it's free.
You have to try it more often, Father.
Emily...
[speaks Welsh]
You know you are accepted at any time, Emily. With or without Jim.
So you can always take care of it repair business.
You can help, Arthur.
What, Llion doesn't need me. He will be fine.
Now, your rich daughter did it.
What do you have problem with Vida?
God, they hate us.
Like him.
- I saw tears in his eyes. - [Arthur sighs]
[Davies] Arthur, go home.
Look, Llion will be fine.
Do you see that?
You belong to in a steel job.
Like me and Ron.
Did you reject your father's last wish?
Listen, that's not his last wish. He is not dying.
Jesus
Oh You know, it's okay.
["Let's go Swim wild" play "
♪ Sometimes messy Come with great success ♪
♪ When I met your blues, I knew that we could be friends ♪
♪ That we can be friends ♪
I love you.
Christ.
How beautiful you are.
I really feel something for you.
Fuck your feelings.
[sigh ]
You... You really are very beautiful.
I know how much you are... when we make love.
Okay, honey?
Save it when we have sex.
Of course you have your reasons.
I mean, doing something happened to you?
So, now I understand silent treatment.
[telephone ringing]
Hello?
Hey, Vida, this is Adam.
Adam.
Yes... [sighs]
What do you know what time is it, Adam?
Yes, are you... are you awake?
No, I sleep talking to you.
Is Arthur awake?
What? [for Arthur] Do you wake up?
He wants to know if you wake up.
Can I talk to him?
Adam, this is 5:45 a.m. in the morning.
Can you call back later, please?
Hurry up.
My idiot brother wants to talk to you.
Hello?
Arthur, I...
I have to tell my sister something that is very painful, and...
I want to make sure You are there for Vida.
Yes, I'm here. What... What happened?
His mother died.
What is that?
It's Mushki.
What?
He is dead, Vida.
A few hours ago, and...
- Is he... - We don't know what happened.
Vida, you have to go back to home.
And bring Arthur.
[panting]
And there something else.
What?
He doesn't die at home.
He, um, in the hotel,
[crying]
With other people.
I'm sorry.
If the marriage procession meets funeral procession at a crossroads,
later, the marriage procession has the right of way.
Life takes precedence over death.
Daddy! What?
After all, everyone, um, eat and drink.
Life continues to pass.
Actually, this is traditional for us,
after the funeral, we eat eggs.
Just to... Fuck tradition, okay, Daddy? Why haven't you just said something about Mushki?
- Helen, please, don't! - [sighs in frustration]
You just raved about coffins, and eggs, and simple
crossroads and the like. I mean what,
what about your wife? We all know where he is, right?
You want me to go and invite The man to the funeral?
Why not? Maybe he loves her.
Maybe he likes all the others too.
No, leave, Adam.
That's fair truth, Father.
We are dust and dust we will be back.
[telephone ringing]
We buried the dead as soon as possible.
And then we mourn for seven days.
No more shaving No more bathing.
But we can eat as much as possible.
Sweet.
[crying]
[knocking on the door]
[open door]
Llion, what are you doing here?
[sighs]
What's that... No, what's wrong, Llion?
[crying] I am very sorry.
But he never regrets, my father, is he? Hah?
I'm in a hurry. I, I... I have to buy milk!
The undertaker & apos; s on the way.
I will drink herbal tea, for Vida, okay? I think he will go too.
[Sara gasps]
Good.
[panting]
Do you have to do that?
Oh, we don't want people to gossip, right?
And it's not like that he'll wake up.
Do you think I have to take hers hearing aids because I heard it
they exploded during cremation.
Well, that's a good thing we buried it, I guess.
Yes, we might still get some quid, and mom can do it with money.
Oh, do you think I have to do the nails?
You know, sometimes, I understand why Llion hates you.
What? It's good practice.
I want to do something to make it proud.
It won't be, bake an apple cake or...
breed children. I want to do something real.
Something real.
[Emily] We will close the coffin and bring our beloved father
to the final resting place.
He will be buried beside him. _ the oldest son, Ron.
A son whom he loved very much.
He's a good person, our father.
Not a lot of people.
And he doesn't use his heart is on his sleeve, but,
he loves us all.
Including Llion, whom he welcomed to this family as his own.
I can't change that you die, Father.
But I'm grateful for all of that the kindness that you brought to me.
I now want to ask my brothers and sisters
to join me at closing from the coffin.
- [groaning] Okay, okay. - Easy easy.
- Sorry, you don't need to do it. - Oh, he is very heavy.
[all chatting]
Ready? And, one, two, three.
Good. All the way.
- [Vida] Okay. - All the way.
You pushed me to the door.
We have to take it to the room, then...
Okay, fine, I'll go there.
[Emily] No, this is too heavy for me, Mom.
This is too heavy, I will drop it.
[Arthur] Go all the way to another room.
Back, then down, and then press it...
No, you pushed me on the wall there. No, you encouraged me.
You encourage me!
I'll drop it. I will drop it.
- me. I will just fall... - Alright alright. Back, back, back.
- We have to go the other way and... - Must be vertical.
Get him down! Get him down!
[Sara] Oh, be careful! Careful!
No, just wait, oh, wait!
[Emily] Now! I have to lower it...
- Ow! - [Vida laughs]
Lower him.
God.
- OK? - Yes.
[Vida] Yes, yes.
- Are you okay? - Geez.
[Arthur] One. Two.
[Emily] Turn it on. There he is.
- Continue. Continue. - [Llion] Okay. I got it from me. Well.
- Are you okay? - [Vida] Yes.
Like you.
Not like that he will fall.
Maybe if you, like, can reach the end here.
Okay, huh?
[Emily] Yes, like to push.
[all chatting]
You will drop it! I sprained my hand on the coffin!
Daddy, it's okay. We will catch you out of there in a minute.
[all laugh]
[Arthur] Oh, my God!
- It's okay, look? Relax. - [Arthur] Man!
We will take you there on time, Father.
do you think he slid down?
- [Arthur] Get to earth. - Dig the bottom.
Jesus!
No, I can't think for the rest of my days,
My father is still bent at the bottom of the coffin, all entangled.
This is not entirely peaceful for eternal rest.
But that's not fair, anyway. That worms will get him well before.
Yes, you won't say that if is your biological father, right?
Can we like it, try to invite him outside the window?
[all gasping]
[Vida] Llion, you...
- [Emily] Llion... - [Sara] What are you... What are you doing there?
[broken window]
[Vida] Oh, my God!
Look at that. Solve problems by everyone who works together.
George will be very proud.
["Night of Terror" playing]
♪ I wake up And he shouts ♪
♪ I leave her dreaming ♪
[groaning and panting]
♪ I rolled And shake him tight ♪
♪ And whispered ♪
♪ If they want you, oh, they are ♪
♪ Must fight me ♪
[Vida] Your mother said that she hasn't shed tears.
He said that your father's death was a relief.
That he hasn't been the same since Ron died.
[Arthur] If he says that.
[Vida] What happened to him first husband? He died too?
Don't know. Mum refuses to tell anyone.
Llion doesn't even know.
Do you know what I want you to do? Just run into the sea and catch fish and cook it.
- Do it here on the sand. - Please, Vida. Not now.
Yes, now.
There are no fish there, not near steel works.
The fish gets lost too.
Damn, there might be a surprise.
We can eat for a week.
Listen, if you are hungry, I will make it You are some food when we go home.
That's the first time You called my flat home.
If we stay together, we have to find a new place, you know.
Somewhere for both of us
What do you mean "if"?
Oh, come on, Vida. His is just a way of talking.
Where were you at my mother's funeral?
[scoffs] I have to be here for my family.
So why is that I'm here?
You can't blame me
that your mother died the same night as my father.
I want to find a good angle
to drive without turning.
Wrap my car around the lamp post.
Vida, dead person. It's sad, but is part of life. That... Look.
Maybe, you should focus on how lucky we are, compared to most people.
What, like children in Africa or in Gaza?
- [Arthur clears throat] - Damn it!
Why don't we just stare at stars and reflect on our cosmic inertia?
You know, you're fucking spoiled kid!
Say that again.
When you swear, it doesn't suit you. Sounds like cow fart.
When did you hear it? cow fart?
I haven't Why, I've never heard you fart, Arthur Davies.
Have you ever cared?
[sighs] Have you ever shown enthusiasm?
Look, Vida, I am me.
There are no discounts, no guarantees. If you don't like it, you can make love.
Will you do something?
Just pick me up and throw me into the sea.
Only, fuck me. Or drown me. Or...
- I want to jump on your shoulder. - Not.
- Lift me to your shoulder. - No, Vida, not now. No...
- Lift me up! - Not. Jesus.
- Lift me up! - Listen, I'm not in the mood to play games!
No, this isn't a game, okay? I will fall backwards and you must catch me.
Are you crazy? Jesus! Damn hell!
[playing somber music]
I have to stay here.
- Vida. - Oh, I'm not deaf.
OK?
What the hell is this do you want me to say?
I have to stay here, for my family, for my mother.
Will you wait?
No, I won't wait.
Not war.
If you stay here, is done.
But we, you know, we can... We can get married, real.
We can, you know, we can stay here.
I am 24 years old.
What do you think I want to marry someone at Port Talbot?
You get your big management work at Works.
You go to the pub every Saturday night, get angry with your friend.
I don't want it in my life!
Are you crazy? That, it's worth £ 600.
- I don't care. - Oh yes, right. Yes. Yes.
Of course. Right. & apos; Because Father will buy you a new one.
- Bastard! - [groaning]
You rot in hell, Arthur Davies!
This is yours, Llion.
Emily.
What are they?
Cufflinks.
[scoffs] I don't need cuff links.
The team doesn't wear clothes.
Your father made it himself.
He wears it into our marriage.
I want Adam to have it my silver tooth ring.
You know, why don't you continue to the ring?
Um, we will give the first grandchild, no matter who spawned it.
Not sure I will jump in the near future.
This is for you, Brenda.
Oh look, is the roof uneven?
That belongs to your father belongs to my dear.
What do I think has to do with that?
Hang on the wall like a flower pot?
Listen, I need money for my nail salon.
I want Helen to get my jewelry.
What should I do with it?
[Sara] Arthur inherited the business repair.
- [Brenda] But it's something valuable! - I will exchange you tuba.
You are very ungrateful!
You must be embarrassed from yourself!
I don't know Mushki writes music.
No, he was very excited about that.
He doesn't think he's good enough, so him, he gives up when he has three of you.
I should never have done it let that happen.
And who wants this?
Isn't that funny if Ron is only one redhead?
He wants me to confirm it part of the money is in the same part
as soon as possible.
After taxes and legal fees, is approximately £ 500,000 each.
I can pay Ingrid.
Am I missing something?
Uh...
I canceled the wedding.
And now he demands cash as if we were
divorce. He said it was a marriage of general law.
And the expenses to cover.
Hey, you can buy Arthur back, Am I right, Vida?
He's happy in Wales.
Do you want to have it?
No, ma'am. That's yours. You saved it.
No, I will...
I prefer to remember Ron only in my mind.
If no one wants it...
Damn, your kid smells so bad!
Poor Germans. How can they hold the smell?
[all chatting]
- [Sara] Stop it! - [Brenda] Watch the flame!
[Sara] Stop it, both of you!
♪ I will need you ♪
♪ Tell me when I say to stop you ♪
[unclear]
♪ First kiss... Me... from them ♪
♪ Lay me down ♪
[cellphone ringing]
The, um, server is in the supermarket playing.
Can you come and see?
Yes, you know I'm not a computer expert, Anwyn.
You are good enough for me. You are an accountant.
[woman] You have to... Saturday.
Mm He is 27 years old bald accountant.
[woman laughing]
Hello, Mrs. Davies.
I am only in that environment. I think I will, um, say hello.
Do you have a patient in Port Talbot?
- Can I enter? - Oh.
Thank you.
Ah.
A very beautiful house. Have you been here for a long time?
Since George and I married. [chuckles]
It feels like a real home.
Oh, the board has it, not us. There is no rent.
Ah, the famous tuba.
George and I laughed happily he, uh, his favorite march. [chuckles]
George laughing with strangers? That's the first. [chuckles]
How is Vida?
Oh, I haven't seen it so much lately. Um, only on Fridays for dinner, huh.
They grow fast, isn't that right?
Actually, his sister just disappeared went to Israel, a few weeks ago.
He, um, he wants it jet pilot, he decided.
And save the homeland.
He's always the only one who hates Jewish traditions.
- Biscuits? - Why, thank you.
- Can I ask something? - Mm.
Your medical opinion.
After Ron died, George lived in the world of his own pain, really.
It's no longer a father, anymore. Chasing Emily to Ireland.
And Arthur to London.
Is it possible for children to inherit...
Why, Arthur is depressed?
I mean Ron.
Well, I think Ron has a heart condition.
Oh, there's never been an autopsy.
I see.
We are holding a memorial service for Ethel. Will you join us?
Make a joint memorial for George at the same time.
They hardly know each other.
Yes, I know, but, um,
well, the fate of our family seems to be rather connected.
It will be very different, eh. We are not even Jews.
We are not different in our sadness.
Oh, you are so kind. But none of us much want to spend money on train tickets.
Why don't I arrange a coach? For your group, and...
I will cover the cost warning, of course, huh?
Why do you offer this?
This is from the Royal Academy Art.
You, did you open my letter ?
No, Vida did it. He acknowledges some...
portrait of your animation?
I didn't ask him to do it.
But he did it.
And they like them very much. They offer you a place.
Well, that is a present for you.
And now I return it as my gift for him.
Alright.
Vida.
The doctor said I might do it blind for the rest of my life.
And then, and there, see,
so many bones are broken, the doctor loses count.
But the worst is...
Beyond the wound. Out of repair. Beyond love.
Only good for cat food, now.
Here, kitty, kitty, kitty.
Even the cat doesn't want to my heart now.
[cellphone ringing]
How are you?
Yes, uh, alright, thank you. Busy. Helping my mother.
It's nice to see your father .
He looks like that He recovered well.
Yes.
Thank you for fixing the camera.
You won't say sorry first to beat me to death?
You deserve it.
Such belief.
That's the girl who stole my heart.
Will you go to see the Royal Academy?
I live in Port Talbot now.
What? And are you happy dead at Port Talbot?
Happiness has nothing to do with where you work or where you live.
Of course, Arthur.
Yes you can.
You soak in the people you choose to spend your life together.
[all singing]
Ow!
Uh, Ny. Davies, Sara.
And I want to thank you all for attending this commemoration a lot.
And we hope you will appreciate you own memories of Ethel and George.
[panting] Thank you very much.
You never... Oh what are you doing? Uh?
I drink again, you know. Jim and I have gotten a lot better when we drink. Trust me.
Thank you, Father, for getting us back together. Applause.
[scoffs]
[somber instrumental playing music]
You look good, Vida.
You know, this is the first time you've said that.
Then I am an idiot. Always the first thing I think about.
Every time I see you, Hell is bloody, he is fertile.
Do you get that feeling are we being watched?
Yes, I think they took a bet.
First kiss. First, slap. [laughs]
Should we give them something? A little taster?
What should we do? Kiss or slap?
Why are you whispering?
Because it is a long and forgotten parent-in-law that if you meet your ex on a warning,
then you have to whisper.
Oh
Is that the same legal book describing the wedding of our rifle?
- Exactly. - Understood.
Yes. He also said that accountants do not have to clean peanut butter.
It's nice to see you laugh.
- I heard you were a hit on the Internet. - [scoffs]
Bloody Howler. Don't know how it happened.
The video isn't even included, right?
- What, no. I? - You must get a percentage.
You have to say it first.
She's not nice to me for a very long time.
[Sara] I think you still remember Ethel from the early years.
Oh yes, we used to talk and talk about
poetry and painting. He has a lot of things to say about architecture too, and...
and then we have our first child. That's very fun, I mean.
Yes, but I think three becomes a bit of a burden, really.
Why are you...
Oh, three? Um,
well, both of our families have been wiped out, most of them, so...
may feel it is our job.
But the task is a rope of joy.
Is that from a poet?
What's the last thing George said to you?
"Don't forget my socks."
Yes, he has cold feet.
He wears it now.
Sounds like you two blessed.
I never loved him deeply.
I was beaten by Llion's father. I love with a young and big spirit.
I miss George. He treats me well. With respect.
I am always number one.
Mm-hmm.
Not only number one anymore.
Um, how is your audition? for, for the Philharmonic?
I failed.
Are you?
Yes. Yes I think that...
some people are musicians because they can,
and some musicians because it really should be.
And, I can, but, music is always my mother's thing.
I have decided to retrain, as a doctor.
- Really? - A doctor, huh.
- Warts and blisters and pus pus. - Helping people.
Old and young. Rich and poor.
Um...
Listen, I'm sorry.
Sorry for what?
Everything I did was wrong.
Like what?
This is, uh, this... [inhaling sharply]
it's just that, this is an empty apology check. You can , you can fill in the blanks.
An empty apology an empty apology.
I think we are walking from each other's lives.
Um, I want to kiss you.
Farewell kiss?
No.
Like a kiss. Kiss kiss.
Start with a hug.
Did your father really start singing out of the blue in the pub?
It's only Wales. S what we do after a few glasses.
[both laugh]
And how does life come down at work?
- How is the eternal engagement? - [chuckles]
Well, Mushki 's death freed me.
I'm out. I am gay.
It's always like that, will always be like that.
Now, I can.
[Brenda] Damn. Damn, fuck.
[groaning and breathing heavily]
Are you okay?
Oh yeah.
Yes, I just, it's not enough to use to liquor, but, you know?
I will not get sick. I am doing fine.
Sorry.
You must really, love your Jim very much.
Oh, alright, you know.
When we are in bed on Sunday in the morning, and I stare at it,
and she was sweating, and snoring her head,
and he smells, you know. I can feel almost, You know, tasting liquor with his breath,
I hate it.
But I know that a bit, you know,
makes me feel safe, you know.
That sounds a bit ridiculous, I know.
Do you feel like that with Arthur?
We haven't known each other long enough enough to feel such intimacy.
That's bullshit.
Huh?
- Oh no. - Please. It's all about sex.
Uh, excuse me?
Well, do you make love a lot, and does he make you cum?
Good.
I will not talk about my sex life with your brother!
It's better to be fast, brother. The bus departs in ten minutes.
Look at you in your uniform. Hey, I'm sure the girls like that!
- Hey - Bet some boys too. [chuckles]
- [Fart] - [Adam] Oh!
Oh, I like Army humor.
Especially from handsome men.
- Did you come to me? - Yes, what if I do it?
- You know, you have a very good ass. - [Arthur] Okay, time to go.
She's there Amazing ass.
Very, very sexy. You know that the price of cucumber has just risen.
- Damn you. - Look, don't worry. I don't like black dick.
Disgusting! You must take care of yourself!
Is he not banished by the Army for gay-bashing?
Allegations have never been proven!
Ooh, the nostrils are steaming.
- Shut up! - Jewish boy. You must say Jewish boy!
Shut up, damn fagot Jewish child!
Yes! Now each of you takes turns and makes love to a man too, just to teach him a lesson.
Alright, Llion, Llion. Drop it. Stop it.
Adam, fuck.
- You know what, I know your type. - Oh?
Yes yes. It starts with the murder of pet hamsters, maybe one or two doves,
and then you get your hand in your mother's wallet, You hit your sister.
Have you experimented with them and locked it in the closet?
All because you're angry on your father who ran away?
- What is... - Okay, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
That's very unprofessional.
I only have to say those things if I get paid for it.
Yes, no one wants to pay for that nonsense.
Oh, said poor artist, animator the misery of others.
Too presumptuous to deal with your own Devil.
The gold medal winner runs faster than the speed of light.
What, Vida is not good enough for you anymore, huh?
You really are dead!
[speaks Welsh]
[Adam gasps]
If I don't fake it, I will never sleep.
- Honest. - Then what about blowjobs?
Oh come on. Jim is not that big. He barely touched my tonsils.
Sometimes, sometimes, I use my hand is like, buffer
- like, if he starts pushing. - Uh huh.
No, right, listen, what you want to do is close your mouth a little and let it erode [grunt] against your teeth.
- Ouch. - Fear of anyone. Back.
- Yes - You won't bite my brother's chicken, right?
What? Not. What, is he serious?
[dramatic musical drama]
- Adam? - Adam? Oh, my God, Adam, are you okay?
Yes, I got the discount, I'm fine. Well.
[Vida] Adam what happened?
- We need a father. We need a father. - I slipped, I slipped. I breathe.
How can you slip? Who did this to you?
Someone... Someone has done this for him. Who did this to him?
[Brenda] What do you suggest?
Oh, I'm sorry, but obviously, is not Santa Claus, right?
You know who did this, it's your brother.
Arthur, say something, Come on.
Well, look until we hear Sides of Llion's story,
You can't just accuse him.
Thank you very much for ruining it my mother's warning.
This is our father's warning too, princess.
All right, bus is on the way. Come on.
Yes, the bus that our father paid for.
[Brenda] Oh, my goodness.
[Vida] Put water about it.
[all chatting]
Did you do that?
What do you think?
Did kill some Ron pigeons.
You are the only black man in the building. Who else will they blame?
1,352,000 visits in one week.
[scoffs]
I know it will be a hit, but is this fast?
Did you upload it?
How do you do it? Do you hack my account?
But you are driving the wrong way.
["I Don't Want To Go Home" to play "
♪ I'm happy on that day And I think of myself ♪
♪ When he sees Better than me ♪
♪ He told me I can be a maker ♪
♪ Even though maybe I'll make it Only half of what I need ♪
Yes?
Vid... Vida, it's me. Please let me in No.
Vida, Vida, I still have the key to MU. I want to return it.
Slide into it mailbox.
♪ And I don't want to go home ♪
♪ I don't want to go home ♪
[unlocking the door]
You illegally entered my house.
Large. Call the police.
Your family is a lot from a fucking fanatic.
Oh, yes, and yours, yours is perfect, isn't it?
At least they are not homophobia.
Only hypocrites.
[operator] 999, which is an emergency...
Great, yeah, is out of the way.
What now?
This is not something you can just kidding, Arthur Davies.
No, and you can't push me off the wall and blame it on passion, Vida Berliner.
Who gave you permission to enter my house further?
Your famous law book.
[sighs]
Have a nice trip back to Wales.
I love you.
How long is the train?
I love you.
[sighs] Give my love to you your sister and mother for me, okay?
I, I love you.
Can you say something else?
I love you.
Can't separate like this, Vida.
I will not have a break with you.
[playing pop music]
♪ I've let ♪
♪ To lick my wound It's too long ♪
Cold.
♪ Get down to bow ♪
♪ Palms, itchy teeth ♪
♪ Metal in the mouth With gum sap ♪
♪ I come to earth now ♪
Okay, bro, daddy is doggy.
No, what we have here is the only show in town where you showed me everything and you didn't tell me anything.
All right, plant it.
You are a luxury.
I haven't killed a man since 1980.
[imitating a shot]
That's not fair. You've seen more movies than me.
It's not my fault that I remember words too, you know.
Uh, no, you just got it. More time in your hand
now you are a former cellist.
[changing sound] I saw dead.
I'll make you an offer that you can't refuse.
Continue. Making my day.
This is not Burger King, but it's fine, take your way.
Wait, I have one. Wait wait, wait wait. Um.
- I have to have a handkerchief. Wait. - Handkerchief?
Yes.
You are like 60 years old.
We can watch this when we are 60 years old. That will remind us how well we have it.
This is Richard Burton's film. I watched it with my parents.
He is a legend in Wales.
Good.
[changing sound] "Here, take my handkerchief."
Oh yeah. That's why Richard Burton and Elizabeth Taylor always fight all the time.
That's no happy ending .
They don't kiss at the end of the movie.
In the remake, they will do it.
♪ Flowers bloom late ♪
[both gasping]
It feels like a peach.
did you make it for me, all by yourself?
On the Sabbath?
How do you manage?
I'm not lazy anymore.
mm
- Do you sleep well? - Not.
I throw and spin and think.
- What are you thinking about? - You.
me. We.
you?
Yes, same.
And our parents.
You know, even if they don't have a fairy tale marriage,
they are still, they are still your parents.
Do you believe at the end of being happy?
Huh?
No, only in movies. Not in real life.
Oh, that's a fucking hope.
But I believe in a happy start.
And when you are lucky, initially can last very, very long.
Are we lucky?
Will not know until the end.
[heavy rain]
I'll bring you tea in bed every Sunday morning.
I will let you watch football and drink beer with your friends
as long as you don't talk like them.
I will not say bad things about you to anyone.
And what about you "?
" And for you. "
And I will never let anything come between us.
- How long will it last, do you think? - I don't know.
= = No need to know. It lasted as long as it lasted.
["Cups" playing]
♪ I have my ticket For & apos; round & apos; long
♪ Two bottles of whiskey For the road ♪
♪ And I'm sure I will like it Some companies are sweet ♪
♪ Oh I'll go tomorrow, What are you saying? ♪
♪ When I go ♪
♪ When I leave ♪
♪ You will miss me When I leave ♪
♪ You will miss me In my hair ♪
♪ You will miss me Everywhere ♪
♪ You will miss me When I leave ♪
[training horn blowing]
[people chatting]
And finally, baby,
and this is the man?
Hi.
And thank you for all this. To be weighed, seeing you is so big, honest.
No that's good. I am... brilliant.
- That's brilliant. - Yes, that's amazing.
It's like, it's like, self-conscious.
It's like, not self-conscious same time, good.
This is like, hyper realism?
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Not like that, so how do you do it come with the concept?
♪ I have my ticket For & apos; round & apos; long
♪ The one with The prettiest sight ♪
♪ It has a mountain, It has a river ♪
♪ It has a forest That gives you a vibration ♪
♪ But it will definitely happen More beautiful with you ♪
♪ When I leave ♪
♪ You will miss me When I leave ♪
♪ You will miss me by me walking ♪
♪ You will miss me with my story ♪
♪ You will miss me When I leave ♪
♪ I have my ticket For & apos; round & apos; long
♪ These feet aren't built to stay too long ♪
♪ And I'll go there myself ♪
♪ But you will miss me When you are home ♪
♪ It's for you, honey, That I sing this song ♪
♪ When I leave ♪
♪ You will miss me When I leave ♪
♪ You will miss me In my hair ♪
♪ You will miss me Everywhere ♪
♪ You will miss me When I leave ♪
♪ When I leave ♪
♪ You will miss me When I leave ♪
♪ You will miss me With my path ♪
♪ You will miss me with my story ♪
♪ You will miss me When I leave ♪