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Subtitles by explosiveskull
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- Why are you laughing?
- I am so scared.
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- Why?
- I don't know.
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Don't be scared.
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When I was little and we used
to move all the time,
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I'd write these notes,
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and I would fold them
up really small...
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and I would hide them
in different places,
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so that if I ever
wanted to go back,
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there'd be a piece of me
there waiting.
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- Did you ever go back?
- No.
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See? That's what I'm saying.
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'Cause I didn't need to.
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What'd they say?
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They were just like,
old rhymes and poems.
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Things I wanted to
remember about...
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living in that house
or what I liked about it.
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Why did you leave?
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Why'd you leave
all those houses?
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'Cause I didn't have a choice.
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Some weird noises
in this house.
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What are you doin'?
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I was just trying to see how
heavy it was, if I could move it.
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I just had it tuned.
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That was like a year ago.
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But it's still
- still in tune.
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Should I try and find movers?
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- For the piano?
- Yeah.
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Mmm. Are we taking it with us?
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She said we can if we want to.
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Um... we can probably find
a better one if we just...
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Is there something there?
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What was that?
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I don't know.
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Maybe something
fell on the piano.
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What time is it?
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My heart's racing.
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Can I have a minute?
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- Wait.
- Yes?
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Never mind.
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Are you okay?
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- Are you sure?
- Yeah.
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- I'll be just around the corner.
- Thank you.
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No, no, it's not your fault.
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Well, we were gonna be...
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Are you gonna be
okay to drive home?
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Yeah. Are you?
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- Thanks for taking me out.
- Yeah.
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It was fun.
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- Call me next week.
- Okay.
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Hey.
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This shouldn't be so hard.
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I really don't wanna talk about
this anymore tonight, okay?
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Well, can we talk about it
tomorrow?
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'Kay, maybe.
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Here.
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* Are you runnin' late? *
* Did you sleep too much? *
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* All the awful dreams *
* Felt real enough *
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* Is your lover there? *
* Is she wakin' up? *
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* Did she die in the night? *
* And leave you alone? *
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* Alone *
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* Mirror, mirror *
* There's your crooked nose *
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* What a stupid game *
* Getting nothing done *
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* With your longest track *
* Your highest score *
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* While you
crush your back *
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* And lament the war *
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* War *
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* Am I runnin' late? *
* I get overwhelmed *
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* All the awful dreams *
* All the bright screens *
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* Is my lover there? *
* Are we breakin' up? *
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* Did she find someone else? *
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* And leave me alone? *
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* Alone *
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Okay?
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Carlos!
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No, no, no, no. Si, no.
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Okay?
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Yasmina.
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Mama.
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* Breathe this moment like
it's gonna be my last one *
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* Light it up, burn it down... *
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I don't know if you
believe in the spirit world.
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- I do. - You do?
- Yeah, I totally do.
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Well, then this next phenomenon
will really fascinate you.
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I know it sounds strange,
but it does begin with,
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"Pick a card, any card",
so pick one out.
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And you got it?
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- Burn the image into your mind.
- Yeah. Got it, got it.
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I want you to watch
this very closely.
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Because if the spirits are
with us in this haunted house...
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...they may divine the card.
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Holy shit.
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I don't-I don't- I don't have a problem
with it if it's two people in love.
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It's some sort of expression of,
you know, kind of...
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It sounds like you don't
think women should do that.
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If it's not gonna be that and it's not
gonna make us any money, then why...
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And those are your
two polarities?
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Polarities?
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Priorities or whatever.
Money's just money.
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You gotta take that out
of the equation. Now what?
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Well, that's what I was saying.
It's not just...
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No, no, you can find a reason.
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And I wanna find out
what happens, too!
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So, no money.
What have you got left?
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You've got... other people.
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You got Clara, you've got time.
Time's a big one.
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But you've got about as much
as anyone else, give or take.
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What about God?
Maybe you've got God.
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Do you?
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- What? Have God?
- Yes.
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No.
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Okay.
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Well,
here's how I break it down.
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A writer writes a novel.
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A songwriter writes a song.
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A symphonist writes a symphony,
which is maybe the best example
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because all the best
ones were written for God.
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So, tell me what happens if Beethoven's
writing his "Ninth Symphony"
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and suddenly he wakes up one day
and realizes that God doesn't exist.
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So, suddenly all of these
notes and chords and harmonies
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that were intended to,
you know, supersede the flesh,
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you realize, �Oh,
that's just physics.�
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So Beethoven says,
�Shoot, God doesn't exist,
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so I guess I'm writing
this for other people.
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It's just nuts and bolts now.�
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He didn't have any children,
that I can recall,
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- but if he did...
- He had a nephew.
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- He had a what?
- A nephew, he had a nephew.
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Okay. Great.
So he-he writes it for him.
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Or Immortal Beloved.
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Yes.
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Or for whoever that was.
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But let's leave love out of this and
let's wrap this all up under the blanket
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of someone thinking, �This is something
that they'll remember me for.�
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And they did. And we do.
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And sure enough,
we do what we can to endure.
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We build our legacy piece by piece, and
maybe the whole world will remember you,
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or maybe just a
couple of people,
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but you do what you can to make sure
you're still around after you're gone.
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And so we're still
reading this book,
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we're still singing the song,
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and kids remember their
parents and their grandparents
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and everyone's got their family tree,
and Beethoven's got his symphony,
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and we've got it too.
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And everyone will keep
listening to it f...
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...for the foreseeable future.
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But...
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...that's where things start
breaking down, because your kids...
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Do you have kids?
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Wait, who here has kids?
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You? Your kids are gonna die.
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Yours too. Yours too.
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Hey, just sayin'.
They're all gonna die,
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and their kids will die,
and so on, and so on.
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And then there's gonna be one
big-one big tectonic shift.
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Yosemite will blow and the
Western plates will shift,
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and the oceans will rise,
the mountains will fall,
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and 90 percent of
humanity will be gone.
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One fell swoop.
This is just science.
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Whoever's left will...
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...go to higher ground
and social order will fall away,
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and we will revert to
scavengers and hunters
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and gatherers,
but maybe there's someone...
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...someone who one day hums
a melody they used to know.
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And it gives everyone
a little bit of hope.
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Mankind's on the verge
of being wiped out,
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but it keeps going
a little bit longer
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because someone hears someone
else hum a melody in a cave
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and the physics
of it in their ear
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make them feel something other
than fear or hunger or hate,
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and mankind carries on
and civilization gets back on track.
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And now you're thinking
you're gonna finish that book.
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But it won't last.
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'Cause by and by,
the planet's gonna die.
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In a few billion years the
sun will become a red giant
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and it'll, uh,
eventually swallow Earth whole.
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This is a fact.
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Now, maybe by that point,
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we'll have set up shop on some
completely different planet.
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Good for us. Maybe
we've figured out a way
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of carrying with us all
these things that matter.
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They've got a photocopy
of the Mona Lisa out there,
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someone sees it, mixes a little
bit of alien dirt with some spit,
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paints something new,
the whole thing keeps going.
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But even that doesn't matter.
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Because even if
some form of mankind
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carries some recording of
Beethoven's "Ninth Symphony"
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all the way into the future,
the future's gonna hit a brick wall.
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The universe will
keep expanding,
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and it'll eventually
take all matter with it.
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Everything you've ever strived for,
everything that you and some stranger
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on the other side of the planet
share with some future stranger
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on some entirely different
planet without even knowing it,
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everything that ever made
you feel big or stand up tall,
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it'll all go.
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Every atom in this dimension...
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...will be pulled apart
by force as simple as...
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And then all these shredded
particles will contract again...
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...and the universe is gonna
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suck itself back into a speck
too small for any of us to see.
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So, you can write a book...
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...but the pages will burn.
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You can sing a song
and pass it down.
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You can write a play and hope
that folks will remember it...
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...keep performing it.
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You can build your
dream house...
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...but ultimately none
of that matters any more
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than digging your fingers into
the ground to bury a fence post.
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Or... or fucking.
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Which I guess is just
about the same thing.
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Thank you, O Lord,
for these, Thy blessings,
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which we are about to
receive from Thy bounty.
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Through Christ, our Lord. Amen.
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This is good.
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This is good.
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We'll have this house built.
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Put it right there.
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There. You see it?
I know you can see it.
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A little house at first, but...
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...I'll build you a bigger one.
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Here we are.
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Take a look around.
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We've got two, uh, bedrooms
back there with a bathroom.
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The kitchen's that way.
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There's a study/den.
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We, uh, haven't had any
tenants in a few months...
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- ...so it's a little musty.
- Does it come with the piano?
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Oh, it's... always...
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It's always been here.
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- It's... If you want...
- Does it come?
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It's always been here.
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- I can't hear you.
- I...
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Yeah, if you keep playing...
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- ...you can't here me.
- I'm just kidding.
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- It's always been here. If you want,
I can have it removed. - No.
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I-I gotta take this.
Um, make yourself at home.
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Thank you, Linda.
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Hello?
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Hey.
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Oh, no, I'm showing
a house right now.
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* Are you runnin' late? *
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* Did you sleep too much? *
* All the awful dreams *
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* Felt real enough *
* Is your lover there? *
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* Is she wakin up? *
* Did she die in the night? *
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* Leave you alone? *
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* Alone *
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* Mirror, mirror *
* There's your crooked nose *
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* Boring hair *
* A dozen wrinkles *
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- * No children *
- Come on.
250
01:21:39,500 --> 01:21:41,200
* Just emptiness *
251
01:21:41,300 --> 01:21:44,000
- * No place like home *
- Which is fine. I get it.
252
01:21:44,100 --> 01:21:47,100
That's what people do. They leave, they
go away, and they come home again.
253
01:21:47,200 --> 01:21:49,300
I'm the one who's always here.
254
01:21:49,400 --> 01:21:53,600
* Mess *
255
01:21:53,700 --> 01:21:56,900
* 20 messages *
* Did you hurt your thumbs? *
256
01:21:57,000 --> 01:22:00,000
What is it you like
about this house so much?
257
01:22:00,100 --> 01:22:01,400
Seriously?
258
01:22:02,000 --> 01:22:03,800
History?
259
01:22:03,900 --> 01:22:05,200
What does that mean?
260
01:22:05,300 --> 01:22:07,400
Honey, we've got history.
261
01:22:09,900 --> 01:22:11,900
Not as much as you think.
262
01:22:22,700 --> 01:22:25,200
This isn't how it's
supposed to work.
263
01:22:28,100 --> 01:22:30,900
We're supposed to make
decisions together.
264
01:22:32,500 --> 01:22:35,100
- Can't you understand that?
- Yes.
265
01:22:37,200 --> 01:22:39,500
So why am I the only
one making them?
266
01:22:42,300 --> 01:22:44,500
Because I don't
want what you want.
267
01:22:45,700 --> 01:22:47,600
'Cause you want to stay here?
268
01:22:48,000 --> 01:22:49,100
Mm-hmm.
269
01:22:50,200 --> 01:22:51,300
Why?
270
01:23:50,200 --> 01:23:51,400
Hey.
271
01:23:54,000 --> 01:23:55,300
Hey.
272
01:23:57,400 --> 01:23:58,800
Hey.
273
01:23:59,400 --> 01:24:00,800
What?
274
01:24:02,800 --> 01:24:04,800
It's okay. We can go.
275
01:24:06,900 --> 01:24:08,300
We can go.
276
01:24:45,000 --> 01:24:46,600
I don't understand.
277
01:24:47,600 --> 01:24:49,700
Something fell on the piano.
278
01:24:50,700 --> 01:24:52,400
What time is it?
279
01:27:22,690 --> 01:27:27,690
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