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Really?

Eric! Eric!

Time until dawn.

Our first sunrise
together.

♪ True Blood 7x09 ♪
Karma
Original Air Date on July 27, 2014

== sync, corrected by elderman ==
@elder_man

♪ When you came in
the air went out ♪

♪ And every shadow
filled up with doubt ♪

♪ I don't know who
you think you are ♪

♪ But before
the night is through ♪

♪ I want to do
bad things with you ♪

♪ I'm the kind
to sit up in his room ♪

♪ Heart sick and eyes
filled up with blue ♪

♪ I don't know what
you've done to me ♪

♪ But I know
this much is true ♪

♪ I want to do
bad things with you ♪

♪ Ow, ooh ♪

♪ I want to do
real bad things with you. ♪

Madeline Kapneck's office.

Yes, I-- I need to make
an appointment, please.

October?

I'm sorry, but that's--
that's not acceptable.

I don't know how much
time I have.

Well, I've just--
I'm Hep-V positive,

and it's very important
to me that I get

my affairs in order,
my estate, my will.

Yes.

I see.

I see.

No.

So you're saying
that my only recourse

is to come in and wait?

Yes.

All right.
I'm on my way.

Thank you for your help.

Bill?

Jess, hi.

Hi.

You have a good time
at the party?

Uh, yeah,
I guess I had--

I had an okay time.

James come back with you?

Um, uh, no.

Why not?

He and I-- we had
kind of a fight.

Well, sorry to hear that,

but I'm sure you two
will work it out.

I don't know.
It was kind of a big fight.

Oh. Well, I'm sorry,

but I have to go
out for a while.

I don't know what time
I'll be back,

so don't wait up
for me, okay?

Bill?

Are you okay?

I'm fine.

See you later.

Okay.

I gotta
be gettin' home.

- The reverend will be waiting up for me.
- That's bullshit, Auntie.

With all that Benadryl
you doped him with,

he gonna be out for days.

I'm not letting you
out of my sight.

- Hey.
- Hey.

Is it all right
if I stay here tonight?

Sure thing.

Thank you.

Lettie Mae,
this is James.

James, this
is Lettie Mae.

- Hi.
- Now, James is a vampire.

Don't be gettin'
no bright ideas

of taking a cleaver to him
in the middle of the day.

I know you think
it's my disease talkin',

but I swear Tara's got something
she wants to say to me

and I need vampire blood
to be able to hear her.

I got enough of your crazy
for tonight, Auntie.

I'll give you my blood.

What?

I know you got
a good heart, boyfriend,

but don't let this woman snow you.
She's an addict.

Look, we both know that substances can
elevate your consciousness.

What if Tara is trying
to talk to her?

That vampire's
making sense, Lafayette.

Fine.

But I'll do it with you
this one last time,

and then we're gonna have to pu
some closure on this bitch.

Because after tonight,
I'm closing this shit down.

You get me?

There's a storm cellar.

Light tight.

Enjoy the ride.

Violet?

Hey, baby.

Hey.

You just--
you just left.

You didn't
wait for me.

I wanted to surprise you.

Oh.

Well... I'm surprised.

Yeah.

You feeling okay?

I just wanted to show you
how much I appreciate you.

I know I can be
a little...

aggressive sometimes.

Oh.

But that's because I come
from a different time

where that approach
to life was necessary.

But now I live
in this time.

And I want
to make sure

that you feel
appreciated.

Mm.

And that you feel...

like you're in control.

Yeah, well, uh...

I do feel
appreciated, and--

and, you know,
uh, in...

control?

When I tell you that you're mine...

I realized I forgot to tell you...

that I'm yours.

Mmm.

- Here you go, ma'am. Watch your step.
- Okay.

I'm here to see
Ms. Kapneck.

Take a number, please.

Do you have any kind
of estimated wait time?

Five to seven hours.

Well, that'll take us
into daylight.

Anubis is running taxis.

But I drove here.

They'll drive your car home
for an additional fee.

196.

This is bullshit.

I imagined my death
many times,

but I never thought
I'd meet the sun

in someplace
with wall-to-wall carpet.

Howdy, Mr. Northman,
Ms. De Beauford.

My name is
Katsurou Ryouichi,

but my friends
call me Mr. Gus, Jr.

Now, I'm the North American
president of Yokonomo Corporation,

an honor bestowed on me
by my father Mr. Gus, Sr.,

president of
Yokonomo Corporation.

Now, our signature product,
as I'm sure you're aware, is Tru Blood.

But now Yokonomo
Corporation is bankrupt

and I am North American
president of, well, shit--

shit blood.

Now this is
a deep fumeiyo.

A dishonor.

Now, I require
your assistance

to take a small step
to rectify this situation.

Do you know this woman,
Sarah Newlin?

Uh, yeah, I know of her.

You know where she is?

No.

Do you have
any information

that could lead us
to Sarah Newlin?

No.

That is unfortunate

because the sun is gonna rise
in the east in three minutes

and you'll be frying like eggs
on Texas asphalt.

So I will ask again.
Where is Sarah Newlin?

I have no idea.

- Eric.
- Shut up, Pam.

Ms. De Beauford,

do you have
any information

that could lead us
to the whereabouts of Sarah Newlin?

Pam.

Why don't you take
these chains off and we'll talk?

Don't you think
the machete is overkill?

Two minutes.

Don't do it.

He's gonna take the information
and then kill us anyway.

Give us your word.

If your fuckin' honor's
so important to you,

give us your word
on your honor

that you won't kill us
if we tell you what you wanna know.

You have my word.

One more condition.

I will be the one
to kill Sarah Newlin.

No.
Non-negotiable.

Oh, who gives a shit
who deals the death blow?

Dead is dead.

Sarah Newlin destroyed
my company, my product.

She will reap
my retribution.

Sarah Newlin
killed my sister.

And when I find her, I'm gonna
wrap my hands around her neck

and snap her little blond
bobblehead right off.

Eric, stand
the fuck down.

And you,
shut the fuck up

about your
stupid corporation.

Sarah Newlin's gonna be having
the last fuckin' laugh,

shopping at Barney's
and having a manicure

if you two can't stop measuring your dicks
and make a fuckin' deal.

I kill her.

You can have the body.

Deal.

Sarah Newlin has a vampire sister
who lives here in Dallas.

With their mommy
and daddy dead,

Sarah will have
no place else to run.

The address?

When night falls,
we'll go together.

Unchain them.

- Amber, it's me! It's Sarah!
- Oh, I know it's you.

You're still wearing
that fucking Chanel No. 5.

Please, please
don't kill me!

Oh, my God.

Oh, Jesus,
you're sick.

Fuck you.
You did this to me.

No. No.

- Yeah?
- Jason?

Hey, you okay?

Um, no, I'm not
really that okay.

Hold on.

What's wrong?

If it's--

if it's about
last night--

No, uh, no, no.
It's not about that.

Um...

I need you
to go get Sookie.

I need you to bring her
over here right now.

W-why?

I can't really say
over the phone.

I think it's got
to be in person.

- You can't say what?
- Please, just go and get her?

Can you just do that
for me, please?

- It's really important.
- Okay.

Be there
as soon as I can.

Shit, shit, shit.

Fuck!

- Adilyn, honey, you all-- whoa!
- Daddy!

- Oh, shit! Oh, shit!
- You fuckin' little pissant cocksucker!

- I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
- Daddy, no!

- I'm sorry, I'm sorry.
- No, no, no, no!

I'm gonna wring your neck,
you little chickenshit!

Daddy, no!

- Come back here, you fucking dipshit!
- Andy...

- Goddamn fuckin' turd!
- What the hell?

Get back here!

- Shit!
- Oh, no!

- Andy, what the fuck?
- Daddy, no!

You stay away
from Adilyn

- if you know what's good for you!
- I love her!

Andy Bellefleur, don't you dare talk
to my son that way.

Are you okay, baby?
Are you hurt?

What in the Sam Hill
is goin' on?

- You're gonna wake the baby.
- Did you hit my son?

Oh, you better have not hit my son,
Andy, so help me, God.

I didn't hit him,
but I should have.

I love you, too!

You, get upstairs.
I'll deal with you later, young lady.

- Daddy.
- Now, Adilyn!

I'm taking Wade home,
and then I will deal with you later!

Come on, baby.

Sookie?

Fuck.

Sook!

Are you decent?

Hey, Sook.

Wake up.

Wake up. Hey,
I've been calling you.

You're not answering your phone?
Your mailbox is full.

- Go away.
- Come on, let's get up.

Come on, we gotta go.

Why are you
talking so loud?

Listen,
Jessica called me.

She said I gotta bring you over to
the Compton place.

She needs to tell you
something.

There's this thing
called a phone.

I know, but she needs
to tell you it in person.

Now, let's go.
Come on.

- What's wrong?
- I don't know.

There are some woodpeckers
moving into my frontal lobe.

It's like bam, bam,
bam, bam, bam, bam.

Put those on.
I'll make you some coffee.

- Sookie!
- Fuck.

- This way!
- I'm with you, Auntie.

What have they done
to you, my baby?

How can I help you?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.
I know.

All right, look,
I gotta go, Mom.

Yeah, I love you, too.

- Sam...
- Hey.

I'm going home.

Oh. Okay.

Yeah, maybe that
is a good idea.

Get out of town
for a few days, see your folks.

No, it's not
for a few days.

I am leaving
for good.

- I don't belong here, Sam.
- Sure, you do, Nic.

Listen...

I can't begin to understand
what you've been through,

but I do know
that you belong here.

- We belong here.
- No, no.

I do not belong here.
We do not belong here, Sam.

It wasn't until last night
that I realized

this town is fucking crazy,

and you-- you're
the mayor of crazy.

Now, I will not raise
our daughter in this.

I won't.

So I'm leaving,
and I am asking you

to please
come with me.

This is my home,
Nicole.

I mean, I--
I looked around a lot of places.

Bon Temps is
the only place I ever felt safe.

I know, baby.

And that's the craziest
thing of all.

My mother is coming
to get me tomorrow.

You think about it.

- Jess?
- Yeah, uh, come in.

Just close the door
behind you, please.

Door's closed.

Hi.

Thank you for coming.

Okay.

What's going on?

It's, um-- it's Bill.

What about Bill?

I overheard him tell someone that
he was Hep-V positive.

- What?
- No, that can't be.

We saw him last night.
He was fine.

I know, but that's
what he said.

- What did you hear, exactly?
- He was on the phone.

He was talking
to a lawyer's office or something

and he was saying
that he needed to come in

and make arrangements
for his estate and his will

because he was
Hep-V positive

and he didn't know
how much time he had.

Maybe he just wanted
to get his will and stuff done

because of all the crazy shit
going on in the world.

Yeah, but he said
that he was sick.

He said that he was
Hep-V positive.

Okay, okay.
Let's just--

let's say for a minute
that he is sick.

Bill Compton is one
tough motherfucker.

He's gonna beat
this thing.

I mean, hell, he was
a bona fide vampire god

about six months ago.

Okay.

Hey, we ain't
giving up hope yet.

We don't even know
if he's got it for sure.

- Jason.
- Yeah?

I need you to take me
to the clinic.

- What?
- I've been exposed.

It ain't you, Sook.

You were negative
just last week.

Even still...

I need to get
tested again.

Can you just
take me now, please?

Um, will you be okay
for a while?

Yeah.

Come on, Sook.

Will you call me
with the results?

Yeah.

Andy's calling again.

Oh, don't keep him
in the dog house.

You two got yourselves
a sticky situation.

You better deal
with it quick

before your grandkids
are your step-grandkids, too.

- Bite your tongue.
- It's the birds and the bees, Holly.

It's the facts
of fuckin' life.

Jesus.

Well, shit happens, Holly.

You clean it up.

I'm hungry.

We'll get you some blood
when we get home.

These bands of H-vamps
attacked another town.

The savages.

I'm sick, you don't
see me doing this.

You say that now.

You're in
the early stages still.

You don't know what you're gonna do
when it gets bad.

261.

Dude, what the fuck?

I've never seen
Hep-V do that before.

What stage are you in?

I only began to notice
the symptoms last night.

Please extend
your forefinger.

Here you go.

We will call you later on today
with the results.

Nothing left
to do but wait.

All right.

Well, let me
take you home.

I don't wanna go home.

Well, where do you
wanna go, then?

Don't know.

Just not home.

Tara!

This was our old house where we
used to stay when Tara was a baby.

- What is she doing?
- I have no idea.

Baby, what's
all this mean?

Lettie Mae!

Lettie Mae Thornton!
You've gone too far this time.

- Wake up! Wake up!
- Hey, now, Rev!

- Hold up!
- Come on, baby.

Why'd you do that?

Why'd you take me
away from her?

Tara was taking me home!

She was taking you
straight to hell, woman.

- I don't think so.
- Oh, you stay out of this.

Listen, I thought Lettie Mae
was full of shit, too.

That's why I went on that V trip with her,
to prove her wrong.

But Tara--
Tara, she--

she brought us
to their old house,

the one
at the South Ward.

We gotta go there.

That's where
she wants us to go.

Shit, you're right.
She wanted us to see something there.

You're out of your mind,
the both of you.

- You should see yourselves right now.
- No, we ain't.

- You gotta come with us.
- Why? What does she want you to see?

I don't know yet, but that don't make
it any less real.

- I'm sorry, honey, but it does.
- How many times you seen God?

- God doesn't show Himself. You know that.
- Tara did.

The way I see it,
there's more evidence

of this Tara shit
being real than God is.

Should I stop goin'
to church, good preacher?

Son, you can do whatever
the fuck you wanna do.

Now, move.

I love you, Lettie Mae.

I love you more
than life itself.

But I cannot sit here
and watch you do this to yourself.

So you're gonna
have to choose--

it's the V or me.

I told you,

it's not about the V.

It is to me.

Baby...

my baby girl is trying
to tell me something.

I ain't going
to ignore it.

This is something
I have to do.

Where's Holly?

Uh, she's in the back.
Now, Andy-- uh-uh.

I'm gonna need you to face
this tiny hiccup with a cool head.

Holly's son was sticking it to my Adilyn
underneath my roof.

Andy Bellefleur, you best change your tone
if you know what's good for you.

Okay, listen up, you two.

Y'all are almost hitched.

Tying the big ol' knot.

And that's gonna mean
for richer or poorer,

in good times
and bad times.

I don't think screwing your sibling's
what they meant by "bad times."

Oh, okay, and why
is it Wade's fault, huh?

I don't know
what you're implying.

What are you
implying there, lady?

I ain't implying
anything, mister.

Everyone knows
about fairies.

Are you calling
my Adilyn a slut?

If the fairy shoe fits.

You take that back,
Holly Cleary!

Okay, listen up, everybody.
Just shut up.

You hear me?
Shut your pie holes.

There is no use in pointing fingers
and placing blame.

These two kids
are teenagers.

They got hormones poppin' out everywhere
hijackin' their brains.

It is a miracle
they didn't sleep together sooner.

- That's not helping.
- Jesus.

I'm just saying
these are good kids

and they think
they're in love,

and you two bickering
amongst each other

ain't gonna solve
your problem.

You gotta talk to 'em.

Y'all are fixin'
to be a family now.

Well...

I am sorry I called
Adilyn a slut.

I don't even believe
in that word "slut," okay?

It shames female sexuality,
and I'm against that 100%.

Okay, Holly?
Holly?

I'm sorry
I yelled at Wade.

And chased him
out of the house?

Hell, yes, and chased him
out of the house.

I don't know
what you expect me to do.

What self-respecting
father in his right--

Andy, hush.

Hush.

Okay?

Now, y'all get on outta here
and talk some sense into them kids.

Thank you.

- Love each other.
Mm-hmm.

You know what's weird?

I can still sense Bill.

His smell, maybe.

Or his presence
when he's nearby.

Or if he's standing
behind me,

I'll know he's there
before I actually lay eyes on him.

Mm.

Even when I hate him,
he's in my blood.

I loved Alcide.

I suppose I loved Eric,
too, in my own way.

But there's something
about the first, you know?

Yeah, I ain't never felt
anything like that.

I mean, maybe with
Jessica a little bit.

But that was--

it was all muddled up
with Hoyt and everything.

You don't feel
like that with Violet?

I don't feel a single one
of those things with her.

And I'm--

well, I'm scared
all the time.

Love shouldn't
make you scared.

Not scared like that.

We don't know
how much time we got left.

It doesn't seem worth it
to spend it with someone you don't love.

I'm gonna tell Violet
how I feel.

I gotta break it off.

Hello?

Uh-huh.

Okay.

No, no, thank you
for telling me.

We-- we told Jess
we'd call her as soon as--

Yeah, I'm gonna
need a minute.

Or two.

Number 282.

Number 282...

going once,
going twice...

That's me.

Hello, mister...

- Uh, Compton.
- Compton, hi.

You wrote that book
about the Hep-V crisis.

- Yes.
- Big fan.

Madeline Kapneck.
What can I do for you today?

I'd like
to amend my will

and pass my estate
over my progeny.

Unfortunately, the state doesn't
recognize progeny as a legal distinction.

They're not considered children
and/or relatives under the law.

That shouldn't
be a problem.

We can just transfer
the estate to her name.

- And this will was drafted in...?
- 1894.

- And you were made vampire in...?
- 1865.

So you were impersonating a human
when this document was first created?

No, I wasn't
impersonating a human.

You were quote-unquote
"in the coffin"?

Well, yes, but--

I'm just trying to establish
a timeline, Mr. Compton.

No need to get
defensive.

Sorry.

As you may
or may not know,

the Vampire Rights Amendment
did not pass in Congress.

As the law stands now,
thanks to the late great Governor Burrell,

a citizen cannot posthumously execute
a last will and testament.

Since when?

Since Burrell slipped it
into an appropriations bill

before his untimely death.

- I-I don't understand.
- You're technically dead.

- I realize that.
- And when this document was drafted,

the assumption was you were
quote-unquote "alive."

So you're saying that I can't pass
my property over to my progeny.

It's unclear.

Some vampires
are suing the state.

The case is winding its way
through the courts.

Law is a moving target,
and with this worldwide pandemic thing,

the government's looking
into ways to take advantage.

Lots of dead vampires.
They're seizing assets.

So what are my options?

Well, there are
a few workarounds, mainly adoption.

So I could adopt Jessica.

I'll need you to fill out
the requisite paperwork,

and I'll go ahead and file
a petition for adoption.

After that, we get a court date and
then I make a motion before family court

and then a social worker
conducts a home study

to make sure you're...

fit to be a parent.

How long will
that process take?

About five months
to a year.

But I don't have
that kind of time.

- I'm dying.
- Have you looked outside?

Everybody's dying.

Yes, but--
I mean, the virus is accelerating

faster than usual,
for some reason.

I'm sorry,
it is what it is.

Is there some way
to expedite the process?

Well, there is one way,
but it's expensive.

- Well, how much?
- It's $10 million.

$10 million?
For what?

Moving you to the front
of the line.

Are you trying
to extort me?

It's a seller's market,
Mr. Compton.

Why not just dig into
some of those book proceeds?

You will move me
to the front of the line,

and you will do so
free of charge.

You think you're the first
vampire to come in here

and try to glamor me,
Mr. Compton?

They sell anti-glamoring contacts
at the Walgreens now.

$10 million.
That's the price.

Thank you. I will be taking
my business elsewhere.

It's the same all over.
From the looks of those veins

moving down your arm,
you don't got much time.

You are a vulture

like those men
that I watched

pickin' the pockets
of dead soldiers

and pryin' fillings
from their mouths.

Don't lecture me
on greed, Mr. Compton.

I sit here night after night
in a room with no windows

listening to you vampires

whine about what a bum hand
you've been dealt.

But you've had,
what, 100, 200,

or 500 more years
to amass your fortune?

To spend eternity feasting
off of the whole human race?

Sorry, but cry me a river.

Excuse me for using
what little time

I have on the planet
to make some cash--

Thank you for your time.

Hey, Adilyn?

Wade, darling?
We need to talk to y'all.

Listen, uh,
I know I came down

a little bit hard on you earlier,
but we gotta talk,

and I promise to keep
my emotions in check

for the good
of a more productive discussion.

Adilyn Braelyn Charlaine
Danika Bellefleur,

get your little
fairy butt down here!

They ain't here.

Where'd they go?

They said they were in love
and they wanted to be alone.

It's pretty gross,
if you ask me.

Did they say
where they were going?

Look, I'm sorry.
They swore me to secrecy.

They swore you
to secrecy, huh?

Honey, I'm starting to feel like
my emotions are not so in check.

Now, do you want me to do it
or do you want to do it?

'Cause it needs
to get done.

Rocky, honey, you know
that I love you.

I do.
But I'll gut you if I have to.

- Now, where the fuck did they go?
- Fort Bellefleur.

They went
to Fort Bellefleur.

Don't.

Hey, there.

You're alive.

I was dead to you
long before this.

Here's the thing, sis.

Um, some people
are trying to kill me.

The Yakuza

and some really
just awful vampires,

so I was really hoping
I could hide here

for just a few days.

- No.
- Please.

Amber, just till
the heat's off.

You need to get
the fuck outta my house.

I know you're
sore at me,

but you're
all I got left.

Mom and Dad are dead.

They were killed
last night.

Good.

How can
you say that?

Look at me.

You all turned
your back on me,

and now you're in trouble
and you have the fuckin' nerve

to come crawling
back here.

You make me sick.

You made me sick.

Not just me.

No, that wasn't
enough for you.

You made everybody sick,
the whole fuckin' world.

That wasn't me.

Are u denying
that you

and those disgusting
scientists working for you

created Hep-V?

I'm just saying
that was a different me.

That was Sarah Newlin.

But I've changed.

I'm literally
a different person now.

Your capacity for self-denial
never ceases to amaze me.

My name is Noomi
now, Amber,

and I ally am a new me.

- Oh, my God.
- Just hear me out.

I was on the run.

The entire country
looking for me,

and I had nowhere to go
and no one to turn to,

so I needed to find a place
where nobody knew who I was,

which is hard
when you're a celebrity.

But then one day,
I read about this ashram

nestled in the hills above Los Angeles.

- You at an ashram?
- It was perfect.

Amber, I needed
to find a place

where Sarah Newlin
didn't exist.

And it was there
that I realized

Sarah Newlin
doesn't exist.

A beautiful,
enlightened man

named Guru Sanbir Dutta
took me in and taught me

that I am the Bodhisattva
of the Earth.

What the fuck
are you talking about?

It means that I was
put on this planet to help people.

My whole life,
I thought Christ was the answer,

but now I know I was
just parroting back

a truly limiting
notion of spirituality.

What I was lookin' for
I found within.

I am a Buddha.

You are a Buddha.

We are, all of us,
Buddhas.

Oh, fuck off.

You can hear it in my voice
if you would listen.

Jesus Christ, sis.

You can't just dye your hair
and blow a guru

and absolve yourself
of all the horrific shit

that you have done
in your life.

See, that's where
you're wrong,

because he showed me
that all of this happened for a reason.

Don't you see?

All of this
was meant to be.

If I hadn't created Hep-V,
then you wouldn't be sick,

and I wouldn't
be here right now

with the ability
to heal you.

What are you
talkin' about?

There was
an antidote, Amber,

and I drank it.

When the vampires revolted
from the facility...

...the scientists had created
an antidote to Hep-V

and I drank it down.

Every drop.

Everything has
all come full circle.

The past doesn't
matter anymore.

The future
doesn't matter.

This is our now.

I am the antidote,
sweetie.

Let me heal you.

Jessica?

You can come in.

It was positive?

I did this to him.

Jessica, I am so sorry.

I didn't know.
I didn't mean to.

Of course you didn't.
It's okay.

Violet...

baby...

I know that you said

I was yours
and you were mine,

but I think we both know
it ain't workin'.

It ain't workin'.

Violet?

Violet?

Vi--

"Dear Jason,
relationship not working for me.

Over it.
Violet."

Oh, fuck.

Good-bye.

Good riddance.

Adilyn!

- Hello?
- Hey, don't freak out.

It's me-- Violet.
Jason's girlfriend.

Um, I just wanted to talk
to you, if that's okay.

Um... sure.

All right, comin' up.

Hiya.

- Hi.
- What you guys doin'?

- Nothin'.
- Uh-huh.

It doesn't look
like nothin'.

Well, uh, we just wanted
to be alone is all.

You know, without grownups
all up in our business.

Uh-huh, I get that.

But Adilyn is fae,

and I could smell her
a mile away.

And if I could, you bet
those H-vamps will find you.

We can't go home.

I have a place
you can go.

- Really?
- Yeah.

Sure.

Oh, you guys,
if you don't want to be tracked,

you should ditch
those phones.

Yeah, yeah.

- Thank you so much for doing this.
- Of course.

Who am I to stand
in the way of true love?

What the fuck?

How come
you're healed?

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@elder_man

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worthier than you ♪

♪ You ooh ooh ♪

♪ 'Cause I've seen
all the crazy things ♪

♪ And stupid things
you do ♪

♪ Do ooh ooh ♪

♪ Keep walkin' around ♪

♪ Like it could never
happen to you ♪

♪ Can't happen to you ♪

♪ You might as well
get ready ♪

♪ You're about to triple
your own dues ♪

- ♪ So maybe you deserve it ♪
- ♪ Maybe you deserve ♪

♪ Maybe you deserve ♪

- ♪ Maybe you deserve it ♪
- ♪ Maybe you deserve ♪

♪ Maybe you deserve ♪

♪ This little thing
called karma ♪

♪ Karma ♪

♪ Karma, yeah ♪

♪ This little thing
called karma ♪

♪ Karma ♪

♪ Karma, yeah ♪

♪ Karma ♪

♪ Karma ♪

♪ Karma, yeah ♪

♪ So quick
to point the finger ♪

♪ Remember three
is pointing back at you ♪

♪ You ooh ooh ♪

♪ Always first to judge ♪

♪ Oh, but the guilty one
is you ♪

♪ You ooh ooh ♪

♪ I know I ain't
no saint ♪

♪ But I know I ain't
as bad as you ♪

♪ Ain't as bad as you ♪

♪ Don't you think
it's time to change ♪

♪ And maybe become
a better you? ♪

♪ Karma ♪

♪ Karma ♪

- ♪ Karma ♪
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♪ Maybe you deserve it ♪

- ♪ Karma ♪
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- ♪ Karma, karma ♪
- ♪ But I think you do ♪

♪ Oh-ho, yeah ♪

♪ Karma ♪

♪ Karma ♪

♪ Karma, yeah ♪

♪ Maybe you do ♪

♪ Maybe you do. ♪