All language subtitles for Walker Texas Ranger - 923

What are you doing?

I'm getting our
labor kit together.

But you're not due
for three weeks.

Honey, I feel like
I'm ready to pop,

so I want to be prepared.

And our guests are going
to be arriving any second.

Well, I better set up the grill.

Um...

are you sure you're
up for this barbecue?

Of course.

Besides, we need a
pre-birth celebration.

Afterwards, I'm going to
be too busy and too tired.

Okay.

See, I told you we
didn't have to rush.

We're the first ones here.

I know that, but I
wanted to get here early

and see if they needed any help.

Of course, my little
good Samaritan.

Hey. Ow!

Hi.

Hey.

Wow, that potato
salad looks great.

Trust me, it is.

Here, you take that.

All right.

I'm going to go inside and
see if Alex needs any help.

Okay. All right.

What a day for a barbecue, huh?

Sure is.

You got the coals going already?

Uh-huh. All right.

Here, hold this.

All right.

Ouch. Those are some
Texas-size burgers there.

Mm-hmm.

Two or three of
those I'll be fine.

Maybe four.

Whoo!

Hey, Trivette, Erika.

Erika Carter, you
remember Gage and Walker.

How you doing?

Hi, how are you?
Nice to see you.

Let me take that for you.

Good to see you again, Erika.

You, too, and congratulations.

Jimmy was telling
me about the baby.

So, how's Alex?

She's getting bigger every day.

There's Connie with
her famous brownies.

Alex has been
craving those all day.

I made an extra
batch just for her.

Erika, this is Ranger Wade
Harper and his wife Betsy

and Ranger Cliff Jensen
and his wife Connie.

Hi, nice to meet you.

Well, come on, Erica.

We want to steal
you away from Trivette

and let the men
take care of the grill

and we'll go check on Alex.

Of course, we're just
dying to see the nursery.

Heard you did a great job on it.

Erika looks familiar.

Didn't you used to date her?

Yeah, she just
moved back to town.

How's it going this time?

I'm taking it slow...

this time.

Wow, this cake is really good.

Dude... What?

You sure you can't fit another

burger on that thing?

And ruin it?

It's perfect.

Somebody ought to kill
another heifer for that boy.

Hey, take me!

d In the eyes of a ranger d

d The unsuspecting stranger d

d Had better know the truth d

d Of wrong from right d

d 'Cause the eyes of
the ranger are upon you d

d Any wrong you
do he's going to see d

d When you're in
Texas, look behind you d

d 'Cause that's where
the ranger's going to be. d

Ah! You've got to
do better than that.

Come on.

This one's on.

That's it! WOMAN:
Oh, my goodness.

A leaner! Oh, Connie,

come on, baby, come on.

You've got to get it right.

What a beautiful ranch
the Walkers have here.

Oh, yeah.

It's a great place
to raise kids.

Someday, I'd like
a spread like this.

You?

Yeah, me. Why not?

It's a big commitment.

You know, a lot
goes into a ranch.

You've got to put

the time in, and the work.

I can handle it.

Jimmy, be honest.

With all the work that
you put in at your job,

you really don't have
room for anything else.

I've always been willing
to make time for you.

Last year,

I was willing to make
the commitment.

Maybe, but... No, no.

No "maybes".

I wasn't the one that left.

I had to have time to grow up,

to find out who I was.

You have the rangers.

You know what you want in life.

Why do you always
make me feel guilty

for wanting the same thing?

When you walked
out, you broke my heart.

I did not walk out.

You know I loved you so much,

I would've married
you back then?

Fine. Marry me, then.

We're getting married!

Jimmy and I are getting married!

Oh! What?! Really?

Yes.

Congratulations! Thanks, buddy.

Holy smokes!

I know, I know, I know.

Wasn't it hilarious
when Trivette said, uh,

"I'm going to take
it slow this time"?

Yeah, like...

He said it so convincingly, too.

I almost believed him.

Yeah, me, too.

Hey, it just goes to show you.

You never know
when that old trap door

is going to shut on you.

Well said. Oh, you know what?

I've been meaning to ask you,

is this an original tin
type of Hayes Cooper?

Sure is.

Wow.

Wow, he was a really famous
Texas ranger, wasn't he?

One of the best.

In fact, every ranger
that wears the star has

a little bit of Hayes
Cooper's spirit in him.

Hmm.

Hey, you know, I was reading
a book about Hayes Cooper.

Something didn't
make sense to me.

You know, all the accounts
of his life don't seem to add up.

Some people say
he died as a ranger.

Other people say he didn't.

Now, if he didn't, why
would he turn in his star?

Because he met a beautiful lady

by the name of Althea Bloom

and fell madly in love...

and she talked him
into giving up his star.

They got married,
and he bought a ranch

right outside of a
town called Bovine.

It's hard to believe

a dedicated ranger can
trade his star and gun

for barbed wire
and branding irons.

Well, after all,
Cooper had become

a family man and a father

and had settled
into a new way of life.

Welcome to the congregation.

What a beautiful baby.

Yeah, she sure is.

Takes after her ma.

Yeah, I bet she's
going to grow up to be

just as pretty as her ma.

That's enough, all of you.

I'm just telling
the truth, Althea.

Well, what about it, Cooper?

You missing that star yet?

Nope. My ranger
days are over, Sheriff.

But the Texas Rangers

are going to miss you.

You put a lot of
desperadoes away.

That's all in the past, Feeny.

You should at least pack a gun.

I don't need a gun anymore.

It's time to feed the baby.

Now's a good time

to get those supplies
you need, Cooper.

Okay. Thank you, Mayor.

d This is the end of my story d

d This is the end of my song d

d Maggie is down
at the jailhouse d

d And she cries the
whole night long d

d "It was my man d

d "But he done me wrong" d

Hey, Weaver, ain't
that Hayes Cooper?

Yup, that's Hayes Cooper.

Well, I'll be.

Look!

The mayor's opening
the store for him.

What?

On a Sunday!

He wouldn't do that for us.

I heard Cooper
was the fastest gun

the Texas Rangers ever had.

Aw, Stan...

nobody's as fast as Weaver here.

Wonder how fast he really is.

I don't know...

but I'll bet he's
not as fast as you.

Let's find out.

Let's go.

Come on, show him, Weaver.

Hey!

Cooper!

I heard when you
were a Texas Ranger

you were pretty fast with a gun.

Maybe I was... once.

Well, if you were
once, then you still are.

But I'll bet

you were never as
fast as Weaver here.

Ain't that right?

Yeah, that's right.

Show him, Weaver!

Watch this. Burkie!

Holster that iron, Weaver!

Or lose it!

Next time I see you,

you be wearing a gun, huh?

Ain't gonna happen, kid.

Show's over.

Take it inside.

Cooper was always

going to have run-ins
with men like Weaver.

But that afternoon,

as they headed back to the ranch

with their child,

life was as perfect
as life could be.

Wow.

That's great.

Sounds like Ranger Hayes Cooper

had it all, huh?

Yeah, he did.

For a while.

What happened?

Well, unfortunately,

his past was just about
ready to catch up with him.

Hello?

We'll get right on it.

There's been a prison
break at Huntsville.

Where did you get the mercs?

Here, there.

Wow, this is some kind of place.

Oh, it's home, for now.

You'll find changes
of clothes upstairs.

Make yourselves
comfortable, then we'll talk.

Only thing we got to talk about

is why the hell are
we still in Texas?

I would say we have

some unfinished
business wouldn't you?

It's called Cordell Walker.

Four guards and several
prisoners are dead.

The prison is in lockdown.

Four convicts escaped.

Chastain, Schultz,
Graves and Dollarhide.

You know them?

Too well.

Four of them were part of a team

that ravaged Texas
seven years ago.

They were brutal and merciless.

What was it?

Eight banks,

three armored cars?
Yeah, and over $8 million

was stolen... never recovered.

So what ended up happening?

Well, finally, Company B,

led by Walker took them down.

Two rangers died
on that mission.

C.D. almost died, too.

He spent two
months in the hospital.

You said these four
were part of a team?

Yeah, led by a vicious killer...

Emile Lavocat.

Where's he?

He pled insanity

and got life without parole

in a maximum security facility

for the criminally insane.

Should we check on the
current status of Lavocat?

Nope. No need.

He poured fuel
oil all over his body

and he lit himself on fire.

He really was nuts, huh?

Well, someone
helped them escape.

Do we have any ideas
as to who that might be?

Well, that's what
we have to find out.

Let's get to work.

So where's the $8
million, Lavocat?

And don't tell me you
spent it on this place.

Oh, I have the money.

And this, well, this
is just an investment.

Certainly not as expensive

as the cost of breaking
you out of prison.

No, we have more than enough
money to do what we have to do.

And what would that be?

Elimination of the
rangers of Company B.

Why don't we just
split the money up

and be on our way?

Oh, we will...

as soon as every ranger
that busted us is dead.

That's 12 rangers.

We start at the bottom,

we work our way up to Walker.

I don't know, man. I mean...

I'm all for a little payback,

but with you, uh,

with you it's
something different.

We all owe them for what
happened seven years ago.

The only difference is

my hatred for rangers goes
back a lot longer than yours.

What are you talking about?

We all got busted
at the same time.

Persecution of my family started
with my great-great-grandfather,

Milos Lavocat.

Who was that?

A true legend of the west.

He was half Seminole;
he was half French.

Most men only knew him as Moon.

It was said that he and
his gang were unstoppable.

The Texas Rangers
caught up to Moon's gang,

but Moon escaped
into Comanche territory,

where he did what he
pleased with some red women.

A Texas Ranger caught up to him

at the same time
the Comanches did.

Turned out the
ranger, Hayes Cooper,

and the Comanche
chief were blood brothers.

When the Comanches
demanded tribal justice,

Cooper agreed
and just rode away.

They scalped Moon and
dumped him off a cliff.

After being scalped, Moon
believed that he was dead,

which meant he
couldn't be killed again.

But he vowed to track
down Hayes Cooper

and take his scalp.

You find Cooper?

Oui, I found him.

Hee-hah!

We'll let that Texas ranger rot

right where we drop him.

Except he's not
a ranger anymore.

He's a rancher over in Bovine.

Got himself a wife
and a new baby.

Then what are we waiting for?

Let's go kill that
egg-sucking...

Ain't nobody killing
anybody till I say.

Ain't he the one
what got you scalped?

Time to settle the score.

Creed's right.

What do you say we
just kill him anyway?

Then I'd have to say

I'll scalp any man who
don't agree with me.

Any takers?

Huh?!

Huh?!

Then I'll scalp Cooper
in my own time.

And in case you forgot
what that look like...

Break camp.

We got a long ride.

Moon and his gang were back,

and they only had
one thing in mind:

taking the scalp
of Hayes Cooper.

Well, that's about the
sweetest bedtime story

I've ever heard,

but I have no interest
in Walker's hair,

so why don't you just take
that elephant gun of yours

and blow him away,
be done with it?

Because there are 11
other rangers to die first.

By the time we get to Walker,

he'll know he's a
walking dead man.

I like it.

Me, too.

Let's do it.

You know what?

When I get married, I
hope my wife can cook

as good as Connie.

Do you have anybody in mind?

No, no, no. I'm just saying
when the time comes... Ah.

Actually, Syd, you know what?

Maybe I'll take you
up on one of your offers

to come over to your
place for dinner, huh?

I beg your pardon?

Come on, Syd, you
don't have to beg.

You know I'll come.

I know I don't have to beg.

Where are we starting?

Oh, my God! Who did this?!

Get down! Is he all right?

Is he breathing?

Did you see where it came from?

Did you see anything?

I don't know, I don't know.

Is there a pulse?

You see the size of that hole?

.50 caliber.

Did you see the shooter? - No.

We didn't even hear the shot

till after Jensen
hit the ground.

How long after Jensen got
hit did you hear the shot?

A second, maybe two.

A .50-caliber bullet moves
along at about 3,000 feet

a second.

You got a second delay.

The shot had to come from
at least 1,000 yards away.

Okay, I want to
check every rooftop

starting at 1,000 yards
and working out, all right?

What does it say?

"Walker, don't you wish you
could make a shot like this?

"Think Jensen was
the first ranger I killed?

"Think again.

"Dig up C.D. Parker and find out

if he really died
of a heart attack."

d Always remember
you by my side d

d Always regretting
not saying good-bye d

d Words don't come easy
for what's deep inside d

d Hope you can hear
me, thoughts I can't hide d

d They say that time
will heal a wound d

d Sometimes I wonder... d

It's a rainy day, Big Dog.

Tears from heaven.

d A gentle rain d

d Wash away sorrows d

d Bring joy again d

d Fondly remember
feelings we had d

d Shouldn't feel sorrow d

d I should be glad d

d Always beside me d

d Never apart d

d Always inside me d

d Right from the start d

d Tears from heaven d

d Will bring joy again... d

I'm going to go with the M.E.

d Tears from heaven. d

Whoa.

Hold it right here, hold up.

All right, this
is as far as I go.

From now on,
Cletus is in charge.

Bovine is one mile
in that direction.

You know what to do.

Take 'em out, Cletus.

Who the hell are they?

Reckon I better find out.

Howdy.

One of you fellas the
ramrod of this outfit?

Yeah, I reckon that'd be me.

Where you boys from?

Oh, here and there.

Work for some outfit
in these here parts?

Not that I know of.

What's your business here?

Well, Sheriff, my
first order of business

is to have myself a drink.

One more thing.

We like our peace
here in Bovine.

Remember that.

You know, peace
is a wonderful thing,

but I liked you
a whole lot better

when you was only
asking me questions.

See you later.

Yee-haw!

Line 'em up, bartender.

Get out of my way.

I got some drinkin' to do.

What?

Stay away from those guys.

Don't worry.

Walker.

Walker... C.D. died

from a poison called Reeson.

Without an autopsy, it would
like he had a heart attack.

So C.D. was killed.

Yeah. Listen.

When we catch whoever did
this, I want first crack at him.

Get back to headquarters.

Right.

I can't believe it.

C.D. was murdered?

How'd he die?

From a poison.

Man, when we catch this guy...

C.D. and now Jensen.

Seems to me they're carrying out

a vendetta against the
rangers who took 'em down.

You could be right.

Remember when they
took out those armored cars?

The drivers were always
killed by a .50 caliber.

And Lavocat was the
sniper, but he's dead.

Yeah.

Sydney, call Trivette.

Have him get out to
that mental institution

where Lavocat supposedly died.

If they didn't check his
dental records and DNA,

I want that body exhumed.

Right.

Gage.

Dollarhide's known to
hang out with prostitutes.

Get this out

to all the law
enforcement agencies,

have them keep
an eye out for him.

Okay, you got it.

How you doing, Ranger Trivette?

Where do you think you're going?

I ain't had a woman
in seven years,

and I'm through
waiting, buddy boy.

You will wait until
we have finished

what we've started.

What if I don't want to wait?

I don't give a damn
what you want.

When the last ranger dies,

which will be Walker,

then you can have all
the women you want.

But not until then,
do you copy that?

Oh, I copy that.

Doctor, how is he?

Ranger Trivette has several
broken bones and bruises,

and his internal
injuries are extensive.

But he's going to make it?

Well, we've done
everything we can.

Now, the next 24
hours are crucial.

Ranger Walker, I don't
know if this is important,

but when Ranger Trivette was
brought in, he was conscious.

He kept saying "Lavocat"

over and over.

Does that mean anything to you?

Yeah, it does.

Cooper?

I thought I heard you coming.

Three beers, Dan.

How come you ain't singing?

Well, I will be later.

That's good.

You can sit here
with me for awhile.

I really think that we
could crack the old calico.

Let her go.

What'd you say, boy?

I said let her go.

That's what I thought you said.

Why don't you, uh,
just run along home

so I don't have
to kill you, boy?

You keep calling me boy,

and I just might
have to kill you.

What's your name?

Ace.

My name's Judd Weaver, Ace.

But you can call me Mr. Weaver.

Now what's my name?

Mr. Weaver.

That's right.

Now why don't you sit down
and enjoy your card game?

You're pretty, uh, pretty fast

with that pistol, Mr. Weaver.

Fast enough.

You're good, kid.

But you're not that good.

It's Moon.

Tell me lies.

I thought Moon was a tall tale.

Some kind of ghost.

That was him, by God.

He's worse than a ghost.

They say he can't be killed.

Well, I ain't fixing to test it.

That's a really bad idea.

Go ahead and set
yourself back down.

He scalped her.

Oh, my God. Jimmy.

Is he going to be all right?

I don't know.

I'm going to head for home.

See how Betsy's taking the news.

We need to talk, now.

Look, I know what's
going on here.

Oh, my God, first C.D.,
then Jensen, now Trivette?

I mean, Walker,
who's going to be next?

We're going to catch
whoever's doing this, Alex.

And what if they
catch you first?

We have something
more to consider

than just you and I now.

We have our baby to consider.

Yeah, I know how you feel.

No, you don't know how I feel.

You don't know how I feel.

I don't want to raise
this baby by myself,

and I know that might sound
selfish, but you know what?

That is how I feel.

Oh... Alex? Oh!

Walker... Alex.

It's okay. Doctor!

I need a doctor!

Easy, honey.

Dr. Bates?

We're going to have to
do an emergency cesarean.

I'll let you know as
soon as we're finished.

I can't work.

I can't work.

C.D., Jensen, Trivette.

Now Alex and the baby?

I wish Walker would call.

He'll call.

As soon as he knows
something, he'll call.

Makes you kind of
think about the things

that are important
in life, doesn't it?

Yeah.

And the people that
are important to you, too.

WOMAN: Dr. Sanchez...
Dr. Sanchez...

Dr. Bates, how's my wife?

She's going to Recovery.

Thank God.

And the baby?

She's very critical.

We'll do everything we can.

Um... can I go with my wife?

No, not right now.

Well, now, what
you old-timers doing?

We're hunting strays, greenhorn.

You?

I thought I told
you to be wearing

a gun the next I saw you.

And I told you,
ain't gonna happen.

How about if I beat
you into wearing one?

I wouldn't recommend it.

Oh, is that a fact?

Hey, hey, li-listen, son.

You don't want
no piece of Cooper.

Oh, but you're wrong, old man.

I do want a piece of him.

Now you got two
choices, Mr. Cooper.

You can either put on a gun...

or you can take a
beating from me.

Well...

there is a third choice.

You taking a beating.

Get off of me.

Give me your gun.

What?

I said, give me your gun.

Hey.

Hey, Weaver, what are you doing?

Put it on.

I tried to tell you, son.

You don't want
no piece of Cooper.

You know, Weaver... Not a word.

Not a word.

Betsy, please.

I'm not going
anywhere without you.

Besides, you said
they're only after rangers,

so if anyone should
be leaving, it's you.

Look... I'd just feel better

if you spent a couple
of weeks at your sister's.

Well, I certainly wouldn't.

Damn it, Betsy!

You're as stubborn as a mule.

I'll take that as a
compliment, dear.

You know, Wade Harper,

I've been married
to you for 32 years.

I'm a ranger's wife.

Betsy?

Betsy!

Oh, God.

That was a tough old man.

I'm so sorry to
bother you, Walker,

but I got some bad news.

It's Wade and Betsy.

If you could,

could you stop by the,
uh, general mercantile

and ask Mayor Mack
if that calico yardage

I ordered came in?

Calico yardage. Okay.

If it's too yellow, I
don't want it, though.

And then, could stop
by the apothecary

and pick up some
Rumen's gripe water?

I think little Jane
is getting colicky.

All right. Anything else?

Nope.

Don't forget to fetch my chew.

Have I ever forgot
your chew yet, Burt?

Well, there's a first
time for everything.

And don't let
Feeney sell you seed

with a bunch of mealybugs in it

like you did last time.

I got to sow that
pasture in seed,

not bugs.

All right, I won't.

And stay close to the house.

You can count on me to.

Hey, and don't forget my chew.

Happy birthday!

Ooh.

Mom and Dad, I love you so much.

Oh.

Dr. Fry, please acknowledge.

Dr. Fry, please acknowledge.

Walker, the baby?

Our baby's going to be fine.

Oh.

Oh, thank God.

Yeah.

Thank God.

I just wanted to let you
know, your baby's stable.

Yeah, we know. Thanks.

Is she beautiful?

Thanks, Doc.

Don't you ever scare
me like that again.

You don't have to say it.

I honestly don't
blame you, either.

I bet you wish I was a...
a dentist or something...

something safe.

Jimmy...

I was hoping you'd ride
the river with me, you know,

but with everything
that's going on,

there's no way I can
ask... Then don't ask.

I love you.

And I want to be your wife.

That's if you still
want to marry me.

Are you sure?

I'm sure.

You see a priest out there?

Ow.

Ooh, I'm sorry.

d Beautiful dreamer,
wake unto me d

d Starlight and dewdrops
are waiting for thee d

d Sounds of the rude
world heard in the day d

d Lulled by the moonlight
have all passed away d

d Beautiful dreamer,
king of my song d

d List while I woo
thee with soft melody d

d Gone are the cares
of life's busy throng... d

Got your feed all ready,

Mr. Cooper. Okay,
thanks, Sweeny.

Come on in.

d Beautiful dreamer,
awake unto me. d

Your bet.

Ah, one, two, three aces.

Not so fast.

Full house.

Damn it!

Where the hell you
think you're going?

Get back there
and play something.

Don't you touch me.

Let's get him!

Get back here, piano boy.

Whoo-hoo!

I'm gonna have me some fun now.

Hayes Cooper.

Break it up, boys.

Don't think about
it, Mr. Weaver...

or you'll die alongside Cooper.

If I was in a good mood today,

I'd let you draw against me...

but I ain't in a good mood.

Drop it!

Sheriff, you ought to think
about walking the other way.

I said drop it!

You've got one minute
to get out of Bovine,

or I'll throw the whole
damn bunch of you in jail.

We were just
having a little fun.

Get!

Hyah!

Good riddance.

They'll be coming back, Sheriff.

You can bet on it.

You okay?

Yeah, I'm all right.

Thanks for helping out.

I didn't expect it.

Neither did I.

Hyah!

So, you let the sheriff
run you out of town.

Well, only because he had
them scatter-guns on us.

Don't you worry about it.

I'm going to go back down
there and end that man's life.

Mr. Cletus... allow me.

You really showed
them outlaws, Sheriff.

We certainly did.

Good job, Sheriff.

Now, get back into
town and be ready.

Cooper will be coming.

This time, he'll
be wearing a gun.

Hyah!

Now, look at me, huh?

The star.

Oh, yeah.

Bovine's got a new sheriff.

I got your key, baby.

And I got your
ticket to paradise.

Dispatch, give me the rangers.

Walker.

Okay. Have all units back off.

We'll take it from here.

Gage, Sydney.

DPS spotted
Dollarhide at a motel

in Aleto with a prostitute,

so here's what
we're going to do.

You sick bastard.

So, was it good for you, baby?

I love it.

All right.

Dollarhide is heading
west on Chapman Road.

Roger that, Walker.
We're on our way.

Whoa!

Whoa. Whoa.

Hi-ya!

Hiy!

Hiy!

Hi-ya!

Ah-hiy!

Oh-whoa!

Whoa! Whoa!

Althea!

Althea!

Althea!

Althea!

I just wish he'd get here.

Hell, I'll bet he
don't even show.

I'll take that bet.

'Bout time.

Oh! Let's get inside.

That man's plum crazy.

Yup, he sure is.

I'm in a good mood now, Cooper.

Then draw, Creed.

Moon!

Moon!

Cooper!

Althea.

Oh!

Cooper!

I told you, Cooper.

I cannot die!

Bet me.

Oh.

Okay, okay.

It's all right.

Cooper, would you
consider being our sheriff?

Althea... I'm a lawman.

I guess I'll always be a lawman.

I can live with that, Cooper.

Didn't expect this.

Neither did I.

Thanks, Mayor.

Thank you... Sheriff.

Let's go home.

Where the hell have you been?!

Don't answer!

You reek where
you've been, you idiot!

I swear nobody saw me.

Nobody followed me.

I-I'm telling you.

I ought to kill you.

That's how Walker
got us the last time.

Rangers coming!

Grenade!

Did you dig up C.D. Parker?

Did you like the
way I killed him?

That's good.

Yeah. I'd rather beat
you to death anyway.

Let's get it on.

Oops.

d Though it's been so long d

d So glad you came along d

d Along the way,
now here we'll stay d

d Together we belong d

d With all life's
ups and downs d

d So glad you've been around d

d When you're with
me, it's plain to see d

d I've never been let down d

d I'm so at home with you... d

Oh, it's so good to be home.

d You're my only means d

d You keep my dreams d

d And all because of you d

d I'm so at home with you d

d Never think of feeling blue d

d Dark night sky
so full of stars d

d I see only you d

d Only you d

Everyone, I would
like you to meet

Angela Walker.

My little angel.

d I'm going home with you d

d When the day is through d

d You're my only means d

d You're in my dreams d

d And all because of you d

d I'm going home d

d With you d

d I'm at home d

d Ooh d

d I'm at home d

d With you... d

d Take me on home. d