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(BED CREAKING)

Judith?

(POP MUSIC PLAYING
OVER HEADPHONES)

Judith.

Oh, man,
you're a deep sleeper.

I thought
you'd never wake up.

Oh, I've had
this dream before.

Look, I don't
have much time.
Let me do the talking.

How do you not
have much time?
You're dead.

Whatever.
That's your
perspective.

You're not dead?

Well, it turns out

all that stuff
Lischak was talking about
is true.

You know, relativity,
string theory...

(CHUCKLING)
Different dimensions.

The human eye
can only see

a fragment of
the electromagnetic
spectrum.

But that's
not the point.

You're about to be tested,
so you need to get ready.

Are you talking
about finals?
No.

This sounds bad.
I'm not good with tests.

Here's what you
need to remember.

It's all true,
and you're not alone.

Is it gonna be, like,
written, oral, essay,
multiple choice?

Do I need
to run or jump?

Are superpowers required,
because I don't have any.

Of course you do.

I knew it.

God's behind this,
isn't he?

He's behind everything.

By the way,
Adam and Cruella?

I was so wrong.

Yeah.
Can you believe it?

It's good
you forgave him, though.

Well, he did almost
freeze to death.

(BOTH CHUCKLE)

Your hair looks good.

Yeah? I want to cut it.

No way. It's hot.

I really miss you.

I didn't go anywhere.

I'm just hard
to see sometimes.

But you're okay?

Be strong, Jo-Jo.

Oh, hey.
Watch this.

Cool, huh?

(CHUCKLES)

(SIGHS)

Yeah, like I can
go to sleep now.

(KETTLE WHISTLING)

Judith?

(CRICKETS CHIRPING)

♪ What if God was one of us?

♪ Just a slob like one of us

♪ Just a stranger on the bus

♪ Trying to make his way home

♪ Just trying
to make his way home

♪ Just trying
to make his way home

♪ Just trying
to make his way home ♪

Honey, wake up.

You've slept through
two snooze alarms.

What time is it?

Late.
The kids are all up.

Oh, God.

I had
the strangest dream.

I saw Judith.

She was
in our kitchen.

You've been working
too hard.

No, I--I was just
making a cup of tea,

and she just walked
right through the kitchen.

God, I could've sworn
I was awake.

No, no.
I'm not sick.

Okay.

I swear
I listened all year,

I took notes,
I--I got B's,

but it's like I never even
saw this stuff before.

Physics is
hard to retain.

It's counterintuitive
to the way

we day-to-day
perceive the world.

I mean, we ignore the quantum
and trust the Newtonian.
It's habit.

I have no idea
what you just said.

That's because
men understand
science better.

They've done studies,
Grace.

Ah! Not you,
you don't count.

What?

See, we don't
fundamentally believe in
subatomic probability.

I mean, I do,
but, you know,
I'm a science stud.

Science and stud
do not go together, dude.

Jonas Salk had
a very sexy jawline.

Why do you
know that?

So, you're all confident
about the physics final?

I don't study
for finals.

It's against
the laws of anarchy.

How can there be
laws of anarchy?

I really need to
update my portfolio

so I can get
an internship
this summer.

Otherwise, it's
back to the hotel,

a fate
worse than death.

GRACE: I have to get
a job this summer, too.

My dad is threatening
to make me work
at the temple.

Camp counselor.

Girardi, what's with
the zombie look?

I saw Rocky.

Wait, Rocky?

FREIDMAN:
Dead Rocky?

Every year this time,
she breaks down.

It's like
her warranty's up.

You looking for me, Joan?

What are you
doing here?

I wasn't sure
you'd see me.

Sometimes you don't.

Are you around a lot?

Well, I like
to check in.

What's going on?

You and Judith
don't know you're dead?

I have to show you
to the other side?

Go to the light.
That's my advice.

You watch
too many movies.

Why is this
happening to me?

There's been a disturbance
in your magnetic field.

You'll understand it soon.
I have to go now.

Rocky.

Rocky, wait!

Rocky, come on!

I need to know more.

(CHUCKLES)

I got you guys.

I got you guys.
Man, that was easy.

So not funny, dude.

Hey, Will?

Guy out here, he says
he has an appointment.

I pretended
to be your assistant,

which I thought
was kind of fun.

Who is he?

New president
of the Citizens'
Watchdog Committee.

Oh, here we go.

Now, now, you
promised to play nice
with the citizens.

I don't
remember that.

(SCOFFS)
He's about 12.
Don't eat him alive.

I promise to
cook him first.

Ryan Hunter,
Lieutenant Girardi.

We meet again.

Well, this is
a surprise.

I meant to introduce myself
in this capacity

the night of the rescue,

but I felt you had
enough on your mind.

Please.

I'd like to reiterate
my gratitude

for saving
my daughter's friend.

I suppose this
automatically qualifies you
as a good citizen?

Anyone would have
done the same.

So, what can I do
for the citizens,
Mr. Hunter?

As you know,
this counsel was formed

in the wake
of the various
scandals

inside the Arcadia
Police Force.

Most of which
you brought
to light.

So you know
it's my highest goal

to keep
the department clean

and accountable
to the community.

We're just here to help you
realize that goal.

Out of curiosity,
why would a young
guy like you

want this job?

I have the dubious
distinction of being
independently wealthy.

I always meant
to do that.

I was just in
the right dot com place

at the right time,

and also had sense enough
to get out.

It's in my DNA
to give back
to the community.

Well, you let me know
what you need from us.

Police reports,
stats, tickets
to the pancake dinner.

It cuts both ways.

We're here to help you
in any way that we can,

so don't hesitate
to pick up the phone.

Great.

Well, this
was painless.

Hope it stays
that way.

My hope as well.

HELEN: I don't know
if this makes sense,

but I see things
that aren't there,

except they are.

And then sometimes
they happen.

Yes, we call that
crazy.

No, listen.

Last night I saw Joan's
dead friend Judith,

only I was not dreaming.

I really
did see her.

Okay.

And last year,
when Joan got sick,

somehow I knew,
and I just went
to the hospital,

and there she was.

And the night
of Kevin's accident,

I had this vision
of him lying
on the ground,

and then
the cops came.

So is there anything
this could be

other than I'm having
a breakdown?

Well, you could
be possessed,

but, you know,
usually there's more
foaming from the mouth.

Well, thanks.
You've been
a real comfort.

Okay, look.

There's such a thing
as a charism,

but it's rare.

What is a charism?

It comes from
the Greek word
for gift,

and in theology,

it's a divine
spiritual talent

given to people
for the good
of the community.

There are all kinds.

There's preaching,
teaching, prophecy,

and interpretation
of tongues.

And the one
you're describing

is the discernment
of spirits.

Why would I have this?
Do you have this?

No.

I prayed for that
charism my whole life,

and if you've got it
without even
being confirmed,

I'm extra pissed at God.

Well, you can have mine.

I don't know
what to do with it.

Well, you know,
don't panic, okay?

There's still
a chance

that you're
just losing it.

I mean, after all,
your kid went nuts.

Hi.

Well, thanks.
I'll cling to that.

Can I have
a green tea, please?
Sure thing.

Hi, Joan!

It's me. Over here.

JOAN: Oh, God.

That's right.
It's me.

Can we cut
to the chase?

What's going on?

'Cause I don't
wanna go back
to crazy camp.

A lot of things
are going on.

Gravity, inertia,
entropy, electrodynamics,

strong force,
weak force.

Oh, so we're being
funny now, are we?

I thought you'd be happy
to see your friends.

Yes. Alive.

That's-- That's how
I like to see my friends.

They were trying
to illustrate a point.

Matter is neither
created nor destroyed.

Okay, I've been
studying physics.

I get that part.

I know you understand it,

but you have
to believe it

because it's going to be
on the other test

which is unlike any test
you've ever had.

No chance you could help
me study for this one,

maybe give me
an advance copy?

Just start
with the question.

What question?

The one you asked
the first time you saw me.

Think about it.

Why me?

That's the one.

How about you?

Uh, I went with
sugar and chemicals.

I'm good.

Why aren't
you with Lilly?

She dump you?

You know, sometimes
I do the dumping.

I'm not always
the dumpee.

Hmm.

Did you dump Lilly?

Nobody got dumped.
We both had to work.

Oh.

So it's really just me
that's all alone
and pathetic.

Pretty much.

What do you remember
about me as a kid?

Well, I remember
once you stuffed beans
up your nose.

Kev, seriously.

Was there anything
special about me?

There was Ya-Ya.

What?

You had this imaginary
friend named Ya-Ya.

You were always
talking to him.

Mom had to pretend to
make sandwiches for him,

no one was allowed
to sit in his chair,

we had to make room
for him in the car.

You were totally
obsessed with it.

And you got really mad

if anyone said
he wasn't real.

What did he look like?

You said he always
was different

and sometimes
he was a girl.

Then one day
when you were four
or... four or five,

you announced
he was gone.

You said, uh,

"I can't see
Ya-Ya anymore."

You weren't sad,
just matter of fact.

Kind of like a sociopath.

You wanna hear
about the time

you threw up spaghetti
on Hazel the babysitter?

No.

No, I'm good for now.
Good night.

It was hilarious.
It was in her hair.

(HELEN LAUGHING)

What are you doing?

Stop, you're making a mess!

Stop!

Th-That's not funny!

(CLOWN LAUGHING)

Whoa.

Should God look
weirder than they do?

Hey, do something.

It's not up to me.

(TELEPHONE RINGING)

WILL: Okay, got it.
I'll be right there.

Yeah, I know the place.

I have to go.

They're just clowns.

Right.

(CHATTERING ON POLICE RADIO)

(SIREN WAILING)

WILL: Is the damage
confined to this area?

Yes, and nothing
is missing.

Some of the icons
are gold or silver.

This is just vandalism.

Any disgruntled
parishioners?

Angry mail?
Threats?

Someone's always
disgruntled,

and hate mail comes
with the territory.

But nothing unusual,
nothing too disturbing.

I don't think it's kids.

We've had that before.

It's terrible,
Father.

You know, I'm not
a religious guy,

but it's hard to look
at a thing like this.

Thank you.

Uh, I should go
make some phone calls.

And we're gonna
find who did this.

Sick bastard.

I mean the perp,
not the Father.

You Catholic, boss?

Call Forensics.

I did.
They're on their way.

See what's keeping 'em.

(CHATTERING ON POLICE RADIO)

Hi.

Studying.
Ignoring you.

This won't
take long.

I'm not gonna
help you, okay?

It's every physicist
for himself.

Just explain
the electromagnetic
spectrum to me.

Nope.

Luke, it's not for class.
It's personal.

You have
personal issues with
the electromagnetic spectrum?

I just want
to understand it
a little better.

I'll pay you $10
and I'll clean your room.

$20. And that includes
the fish tank.

Chicken?

Okay.

This is
the electromagnetic spectrum.

Give me your ring.

Okay.

This is what
the human eye
can see of it.

Over here we have
atoms, molecules,

particles, magnetic fields,
gravity, blah, blah, blah.

Stuff that we can't see,
but which we can quantify

with mathematical equations
based on its behavior.

That is, we can construct
a feasible metaphor.

What's over here?

Everything else.

What do you mean?

Dimensions, time warps,
time travel, I mean...

Stuff we haven't
figured out
how to do yet.

Ghosts.

Yeah, ghosts, UFOs,
shape-shifting,

whatever you like.

Everything's possible
that has not been defined.

So where's God?

No, I cannot get into God

because that's
unified field theory,

and that's my area
and I'm not giving
you the edge.

Luke.

(INHALES)

(EXHALES)

Breathe through
your nose.

(INHALES)

Look at him
badgering the priest.

Well, it is his job
to get the story.

Whose side
are you on?

His.

Oh, right.

I saw this.

I knew this
was gonna happen.

I--I dreamt about it.

Don't.

No, I can't help it.
It's true.

Well, did you happen to
dream about who did it?

Clowns.

In my dream
it was clowns.

I don't think there's
a charism for clowns.

Yesterday you
took this seriously.

Okay, I'm sorry.
All right?

I just get cranky
when I'm picking up

broken pieces
of saints.

Looks like it
might be related

to another church
vandalism case
over in Marsten.

If that pans out,
then it's a serial thing,

and then it's
a front page story.

Is that what
this is to you?

A byline?

This is news.

Printing the story
is only gonna help
catch the guy.

Isn't that
what you want?

I--I want it not
to have happened.

I think that's
everyone's first choice.

People pray in here.
Do you get that?

They come in here
with their insides
all churned up

and their
hearts hurting,

and all of
their dead relatives,

and their hopes
and dreams
and failures,

and what keeps them
awake at night,

and they put it in here.

And some creep
comes in here
and does this

without even thinking
about what it means.

Lilly.

No, you don't care.
You just dabble in it.

And you just wanna
write a story about it,

but to me,
this was everything.

(STUDENTS CHATTERING)

God's here.

How's it goin'?

Why do you ask
questions you know
the answer to?

To give you
the opportunity
to respond.

Of course.

Thanks for
all the extra work
at exam time.

You've already done
most of the work, Joan.

The last
couple of years,

think of them as
kind of a training ground,

a spiritual boot camp.

You're doing quite well.

And I'm God.
I should know.

Whatever it is
you're preparing me for,

I'm not ready.

You will be.

Oh, look,
there's Adam.

Why don't you
go say hi?

Were you Ya-Ya?

Why do you ask questions
that you know the answer to?

(SIGHS)

Hey, Jane.

You remember
Ryan, right?

Sure.

Good to see you again.

Get this, Ryan was
just jogging by

and we ran into each other,
totally random.

And, you know,
we were talking.

I--I was mentioning
to him I was looking
for an internship,

so, uh, he thinks
he can get me one
at the Herald.

The paper,
where my brother works?

He owns it.

Owns the paper?

More like
a silent partner.

So, what are you,
like, rich?

I've been lucky.

So, uh, I'll set up
a meeting for next week.

Great. Thanks.

I really
have to jet
on my portfolio,

so I'll see you
later, Jane.

You've been
really good to Adam.

I think saving his life
was probably enough.

Why don't you
like me, Joan?

I don't not like you.

I don't know you.

We have a lot more
in common than
you realize.

Oh, really?
Besides Adam?

I saw you
talking to her.

Who?

The custodian?

Yeah. Nice metaphor.

Kind of relentless,
isn't she?

Or he?

A little annoying.

Omnipresent
and always right.

You...

You can see...

God.

Since I was
about your age.

We'll have plenty
of time to talk.

(WIND HOWLING)

The hour before that, nada.

It's dead, Sammy.

It's like there
are plagues coming.

Please, just
let me close up.
I have to study.

(DOOR OPENS)

Oh. Oh, wait,
there's a customer.

He hasn't heard
about the plagues.

I'll call you back later.

Hi, we're...

Oh.

Hi.

It's you.

And it's me.

Here we are.

Do you have anything on
how to run a newspaper?

You're kidding, right?

Not really.

Just about everything
I know was self-taught.

All the information
in the world

right here
for the taking.

Most people don't know
how to use it.

That's to our advantage.

That and the other thing.

Right.
Yeah.

Of course.

So, when did it all
start for you?

Oh, I was 14.

I was a lonely,
emotional kid.

And when my parents
got divorced,

I needed someone
to talk to.

So I made him up.

And suddenly,
he was real.

You know why you were
chosen and all that?

I don't really care.

Where do you think
it's leading?

I mean, there must be
some kind of big plan.

Right? That's why
we're meeting.

It's all
coming together.

Like I said, Joan,
I just don't care.

What do you mean?

Well, he's master
of the universe,

he created everything.

I'm supposed
to be impressed?

With this universe?

You do watch the news
occasionally?

Yeah, but...

If he were
really that divine,

not to mention
smart and merciful,

he would have scrapped
the free will idea.

We would have
been like computers.

Intelligent, capable,
infallible even,

but not free.

I don't get it.

We don't have
to be bossed around

by some love-starved
egocentric deity.

I didn't ask to be born,
but now that I'm here,

it's all up to me.

I like it that way.

My life is a gift?
Okay, thanks.

He can't
ask for it back.

Does he know
you feel this way?

We've talked about it.

He enjoys the debate.

He's a great
conversationalist.

Very well-informed.

If you know that he's God,
how can you just say no?

He's in charge.

But he's not.

But he will be.

When it's over,
it's over.

That's a little something
he left out of the story.

That's not true.

How do you know?

I just know.

Hmm.

Hegel.

I haven't read him
in a while.

Do you know what
his philosophy was?

Life must be some kind
of terrible mistake.

But the beautiful
thing, Joan?

It's not my mistake.

Don't look at me
like that.

I'm a good guy.

I saved Adam's life.

Okay, so here's what
we're looking at.

A Three Stooges
film festival.

If you say yes,
it's true love.

A Yugoslavian film
I can't pronounce

about, uh, people wearing
bad clothes and being hungry.

It's quite a masterpiece.

Or a tractor pull.
Tractor pull's always good.

Laser tag?

It makes me
wanna go back.

What happened
at the church.

Y-You mean all the way?

The full metal nun back?

Look, it's just...
I was thinking
about why I left

and it's because
I wasn't sure.

I mean,
I had questions.
I was angry.

I didn't completely understand
what God was up to.

I was just a little
confused, that's all.

And so I threw away
my whole vocation

because I was
a little confused.

That's the whole reason
you left?

Okay, the guy thing
was part of it.

I mean, I kept thinking
about falling in love

and how I would never
get to do that.

You're not really
supposed to feel
that way

if you have a calling.

So I thought maybe
I was hiding from
life in here,

and now that I'm out,

I feel like
I'm hiding from God.

You're just stuck.

Psychological quicksand.

I was like that
after the accident.

I didn't want to live.
I didn't want to die.

Eventually, one choice
just comes into focus.

And you thought
I was just handsome.

(CHUCKLES)

Now you're
getting warm, Jo-Jo.

A cop and an artist.

An avenger
and a visionary.

What kind of kid
did you'd think
they'd have?

Okay, can you stop
showing up like that?

I mean, I miss you,
but it freaks me out

because none of my
other friends are dead.

Losers.

So it's meant to be.

It's some kind of
calling.

Circumstances conspire.

Energies converge
into powerful new forces.

That's where
you come in.

You have to go.

(CLASSICAL MUSIC PLAYING)

Come on in.

I can't.

Why not?

It's on fire.

No, it's only water.

(SIREN WAILING)

Something's wrong.

(SIREN BLARING)

(MEN YELLING)

Okay.

They think they've
got it contained.

It won't affect
the other structures.

Anybody hurt?

No.
Synagogue was empty.

Are we looking
at the same guy?

Can't know yet.

Rabbi's over here
if you want
to talk to him.

What's his name?
Polanski.

Polanski?

(GLASS CRASHING)

(EXPLOSION)

(FIREMEN SHOUTING)

Joan?

It's late.

Yeah, I know.

How's Grace?

Snoring.

(SIGHING)
Yeah.

It's good
she can sleep.

Uh, Dad...

I think I know
who did it.

What?

The guy who rescued Adam.

Ryan Hunter.

I had the weirdest feeling
about him that night.

And I've seen him since,

and we've talked,
and he...

Has this thing with God.

He told you this?

He thinks
he's smarter than God.

He thinks
it's some kind
of a game.

You just have
to trust me on this.

Joan, a lot of people think
they're smarter than God.

A lot of people
have big problems
in this area.

I'm one of them.

I don't burn down
religious institutions.

No, this guy is different.

I--I know it.
And don't ask me how
I know, I just do.

So please, for once
in our lives,

trust that I might know
something you don't.

Ryan Hunter was just
in my office yesterday.

He's on the Citizens'
Watchdog Committee.

He works with
the police.

I appreciate you
wanting to help,

but you need
to leave this to me.

Okay, sweetie?

You just take care
of your friend.

Go back to bed.

The place looks better.

I've been thinking
about what you said.

Um, I just want you
to know it's okay.

Um, I can't compete
with God.

On the other hand,
I don't feel so slighted
losing out to him.

I, uh,

appreciate you

taking me seriously

and giving me a chance.

It could have been fun.

Father Ken said
that if I think

I somehow had
something to do

with the church
getting destroyed,

then I'm making myself
too important

and I have to pray
for humility.

He also says that
I'm feeling this way

because it's
the first time

I've really ever

confronted the fact
that I'm...

That I could...

That you are...

That we might...

(SIGHS)

You were the first guy

who ever made me...

Speechless?

So because you make me
feel so

whatever,

I should probably
figure out what this

whatever is

because
I can't hide
from myself.

Because according
to St. Augustine,

"To know yourself
is to know God."

I like this Augustine.

And Father Ken.

Is it wrong
to make out
in a church?

Just checking.

Come on.
Let's get out of here.

Okay. So I've made
a decision.

Since my father
has enough on his mind

with the synagogue
being a pile of
rubble and all,

I can't afford
to flunk physics.

So for the first time
in the history of
final exams,

I am going to study.

Hey, coma girl.
What?

Impromptu study group
at lunch? You in?

Oh. Yeah.

(WOMAN CHUCKLING)

Yeah, that's great.

Um...

I'll catch up with you.

Sure. Why not?

Yeah, yeah.

Hi.

Hey.
Hi, Joan.

Oh, right. Of course
you two know each other.

Yeah, what are you doing here?

Ryan just got elected
to the school board.

I'm showing him
what he got himself into.

You're on the school board?

Just trying to help out.

(BELL RINGS)

Well, I gotta go
to class, so...

Oh, um, I think I've learned
enough for one day.

Thank you, Helen.
Sure, sure.

All right. Bye.

Bye.

Well, you're just everywhere.

I do what I can.

It's a brilliant idea,

hiding in plain sight.

I'm not hiding, Joan.

I'm onto you.

Beyond what
we've discussed?

Beyond that.

Like vandalism
and arson.

You can't imagine
how lonely I've been

all these years,
Joan.

And frustrated
knowing there had to be
someone out there

with a similar experience,
wondering who it was,

and if we'd meet,
and when we did,

if that person would be
a worthy opponent.

I have to admit,

I never pictured
a 16-year-old girl.

Seventeen.

With a working knowledge
of physics,

not to mention
a real bug up my ass

about anyone who wants
to hurt my friends.

The point is
I'm impressed.

And I'm excited.

I think this is gonna
be a fair fight,
don't you?

I have a slight advantage.

I have God on my side.

So far, I have the cops,
the newspaper,

and the school board.

He didn't stop
any of that
from happening.

I think

this is going to be
the challenge of a lifetime.

I personally feel
violated

that Lischak is including
popular science on the exam.

It's like
the Maroon 5
of physics.

Admittedly,
they have a groove and
the lead singer's hot.

People, are we
going to study,

or are we going
to revert back
to hormones?

Well, hormones
are physics.

I mean at least
the conversion
of hormones

can be construed
that way.

It's not an
evolved form,
of course.

Hey.

I got the internship
at the paper.

The one Ryan
set up for you?

Yeah.
He's a real godsend.

Maybe it's not
such a good idea
for you to do that.

Why not?

I don't like him, Adam.

I thought you did.

No, no.

Actually,
it's the opposite.
He's just...

He's what?

(SIGHS)

He's what, Jane?

I'll be right back.

Is she
spinning out again?

Did she ever stop?

Okay, God, so what's
the message here?

Ryan is the adversary?

I told you before,
he's a connection.

He's evil.

Connections are mostly
neutral, Joan.

Ryan is human,

and every human,
by virtue of free will,

has the choice
of how to direct
his actions

for good or evil.

Yeah, he's made it clear
how he's directing his.

He saved Adam.
He got him a job.

He trashed churches
and burned down
a synagogue.

The universe
is kinetic, Joan.

Every day, you have
to make a choice.

Make it better or worse.

Most people do
a little bit of both.

And there are those
powerful enough

to overbalance the scales
on either end.

So is this fancy talk

for you expect me
to save the world?

Counterbalance
is a better word.

You want me
to fight back?

I expect you to fulfill
your true nature,

same as it ever was.

I really don't think
I'm up to this.

I think you are,

or else you wouldn't
have met him.

(SIGHS)

This--This is seriously
going to cut into
my normal high school routine.

You never liked
high school that much.

If you want me
to do this, I get it,

but I can't do it alone.

My own father
doesn't believe me.

My ex-boyfriend
is siding with the Devil.

I have no weapons.

Other people who have
fought back,

you know,
the other Joan,

she had an army, okay?

I don't have
anything like that.

Where's my army?

(TRAPPED PLAYING)

LUKE:
Quit it, Freidman!

♪ And it seems like
I'll be wearing
the same old chains

Yeah. So basically
I'm on my own.

You have everything
you need, Joan.

♪ Good will conquer Evil
and thee

♪ And I know some day
I will find the key

♪ And I know somewhere
I will find the key

♪ Well, it seems like I've
been playing your game
way too long

♪ And it seems
the game I've played
has made you strong

♪ When the game is over

♪ I won't walk out the loser

♪ Yeah, I know that
I'll walk out of here again

♪ Yeah, I know someday
I'll walk out of here again

♪ But now I'm trapped

♪ Ooh, yeah

♪ Trapped

♪ Ooh, yeah

♪ Trapped

♪ Ooh, yeah ♪