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Home!

Kenny! Shh! You'll wake the guests.

Oh, my God. Abs.

I had a bad night.

Well, here's the good news. Time to get up.

At least you missed me in the dream. Why? Did I throw something at you?

No...you were pregnant.

That's a NIGHTMARE, Kenny!Yeah. You were about to drop any second.

Scary. Breakfast will be ready in a tick, OK?Cool. I think I might just kip a little bit longer.

Find out who the baby looks like.

PHONE RINGS

Hello.Hello, Abby? Yeah, Abby speaking. Abby, it's me - Damien.Damien.

Yeah, you said to give... Hello?Hello?Hello!

You're...breaking up. You're going to have to call back.Hello?

Let me help. Don't want the little woman straining herself. Thank you, Gordon.

It's not very heavy. I can manage!

A delicate creature like you shouldn't be lifting. I'm not "delicate", Gordon.

A bit stockier perhaps than you were, but that's a sign of marital bliss.

Douglas is doing something right. I have not gained weight. ..Have I, Douglas?

Of course not.You're a fine model of how to handle a woman, Douglas(!)

Mary, just let him help.

Good girl. I'll do the lifting. You carry on with your nesting.

Gordon?Aye? Perhaps you could give it a rest.

You know, there was a time when women would take a hint that men wanted to speak together privately.

What's happened to the world? What do you want, Gordon?

Is that what you think - that I'm helping you because I want something?Aye.

That makes me sad, that you think a neighbourly gesture had some motive.

OK. I'm grateful for your help, Gordon.

It's a pleasure. Because it's just the two of us.

We can talk privately...if there's anything to talk privately about.

Well, there is, as it happens. Mary's cottage.

It's empty. So you want to rent Mary's cottage?

I don't think the word "rent" passed my lips.

If she were to rent it... This word "rent" keeps popping up!

£40 a week might be fair.You've got a funny idea of fair. Mary!

Douglas wants a hand with the table.

How am I going to tell him?

Did I miss breakfast?

Yeah. Sorry. No worries. It was worth it.

Good morning, Alistair. Good morning, Kenny.

How's the relationship going? All right?Shut up, Kenny.

Sorry. Inappropriate question.

Do you...

..dream, do you, Alistair?

Kenny? Don't you have something to do?

That's not a REAL question, right?

Right. It's a sort of "why don't you push off?" question.

Yeah, I can see that now. Where are the kids?Outside, playing.

That answers your question. Yes, Abby. I DO have something to do.

Oh, um...by the way...

it was mine.

And it was worth missing breakfast for.

What was his?

Never mind.

You do look lovely...for a woman your age. And I'm sure deep down you're a generous, friendly soul.

You're not looking to step out with me, are you?Oh, no!Thank God. It's a property matter.

With the rent I pay...

Well, I'm not happy.

The rent pays for the roof, not happiness.

GUITAR STRINGS TWANG

Right, now...

each string, yeah, is tightened to a certain note,

but, if you shorten the string you make a different note, like this.

See? Got it?

Is my mum...doing it with Alistair?

Doing what?

IT.

So...when you put a bunch of different notes together, you make a song. Yeah?

I've seen them kissing.And that's playing the guitar, Alfie. I figure they MUST being doing it.

I'm worried.Look, as soon as she starts doing his laundry, that's the time to get worried, all right?

Now, step two, yeah? I'll teach you simple notes that make up a song,

so watch carefully, OK?

# Have I told you lately that I love you?

# Have I told you there's no-one above you?

# Fill my heart with gladness... # Do they love each other?

Is this the bloody Weakest Link? Ain't that what kissing means?

No. Look, I love you. Yeah? Do we kiss?

No. Now, step two. We are going to carry on and learn the song, all right?

I don't want to learn the song. It's cra...It is not crap, Alfie!

It was written by a genius. A god,

and gods do not write crap.

It's slow and boring. It's an old person's song.

I want to learn rap songs. Rap songs?

There's no such thing as a rap SONG.

Rap is crap! That's what old people think.

Oi! What d'you mean "old"?Like you.

Right. Lesson over. Sling it! I don't like the guitar anyway.

Yeah?Why do you let him kiss Mum?

It's not for me to decide who kisses your mum.Don't you love her?

Alfie...D'you think singing stupid love songs will make him go away?

I can't make him go away, can I?

Anyway, he's not all THAT bad, is he?

It's just weird. You live there and don't care. She lets him kiss her.

I hate her!

Come on, mate! We're learning the guitar!What's wrong with Alfie?

Nothing.Alfie? Just leave him alone, will you?

What is it?Oh, I said "rap is crap" and then he called me "old".

It just got out of hand.Don't worry about it. He'll get over it.

Aye, the water around here holds some secrets. You can be sure of that.

Any treasure? Ah, so legend has it.

You ever find any? No, the water goes quite deep. Anything lost STAYS lost.

Bit of a treasure hunter, are you? You could say that.

Booked yourself into a hotel? Nah, play it by ear.

Raeburn Hotel is the best. Makes you feel right at home.

What's the Wallace guesthouse like? Better than sleeping in a tent.

Has it got a room available? Aye, but for a man like you, the Raeburn's your best bet.

Make sure and say Gordon sent you. Thanks.

I'll be right with you!

Welcome to the Wallace...

Damien?The clean air's been good to you! You look ace.

What are you doing here?I thought I'd take you up on your offer.

I tried to call to let you know.

You didn't think I'd come?

Well, it's a long way. That's all.

I've been thinking about you for months.

Absence makes the heart...you know. You didn't have to go away to make me fond of you.

You miss my cheeky little face?

Goes without saying.

I'd forgotten just how easy on the eyes you are.

That's just me - forgettable.

So...

..how's your little business going? Not good at all.

In fact, it's terrible. I'm sorry to hear that.

Yes, so am I. Why don't I PAY for my room, then?

Full up.Full up?

Yeah. It happens... Not very often.

Smile for me.

What?A little smile.

Just a little one.

Come on.

You used to give me a smile every morning when you walked by.

Brighten my day.

Make a little joke. I'd laugh. You'd flirt.

I didn't.

I'm looking at you now and, er...

Well...I can tell you need a man to sort you out.

I can tell you want me.

I can tell you don't want to look too keen.

You can tell all that?

All this clean air makes you randy, doesn't it?It does nothing for me, but I can't say about everyone else.

When you came begging to me with those big eyes,

how could I turn you down? Look, Damien,

you've been very nice to me,

and I am grateful. I am. I swear.

And I WILL pay you back every penny.

But I just don't have it right now.

Who mentioned money?

You think I'd come all the way up here for a thousand quid?

Yes. That's what I'm thinking.

Tough women just bring me to my knees.

There's rooms at the Raeburn. They've got carpets.

Roadkill.Where?Just there, look.

Oh, yeah!

What's "roadkill"?It's where a little fluffy animal

gets hit by a truck. That's terrible.

The fluffy animal thought the same.

I see a beautiful angel

helping that poor little animal go to heaven.No, you don't.I do too!

Rubbish!Be nice! She's making it up.

I can see whatever I want to see.

It ruins the game if you make it up. So stupid.I'm not stupid.

I see an angel. You can't stop me.

Charley's right. She can see anything she wants to see.

That's the rules.

I see a naked woman.All right.

Let's not go overboard with this "rules" lark.I do.

Yeah, sure.I do!Where?

There!

Where?There!

Oh, wow!

Phew...

Oi!'Did you have a good time?'

Brilliant. I saw a naked woman. What? ..Kenny?

Yeah, she WAS naked.Who? I don't know. It's a mystery.

But that boy's got an enquiring mind...and good eyesight.

Alistair! Blimey, you still here, or is it deja vu?

Still here.Anyway, another one of life's great mysteries -

when a little boy jumps into freezing water,

everything goes PHTT and shrinks right up,

but when a GIRL jumps in, everything goes PING and jumps right out!

How do you explain that to a ten-year-old?

Anyway...

love to stay and chat, but I won't. Kenny? I need to speak to you.

Oh, I'll do the whole sex talk thing with him.I'll be off.Don't get all twitchy. I'm not going to do it now.

See you later, Abby. ..Bye, Kenny.

Bye.

Oh, if you hurry, the naked woman might still be there! DOOR SLAMS

Funny bloke.

Obviously uncomfortable talking about sex. Is he like that when he talks about it with you?

Don't try and wind me up. Sorry. Sorry.

Can't help it. Words just come out. I try and drag 'em back, but they've got a life of their own.

Listen, Kenny... We can't both live off the B&B.

We don't earn enough money.

I'm trying to think of ways to make ends meet. I know this isn't easy.

Yeah, yeah, I mean, you're right.

It's not as if you can go out and get a waitress job.

Not me, Kenny - you.

You have to find a way to earn some more money.Oh.

Oh, yeah, yeah.

Well, I'm a working man, in my prime.

It's going to take some thought, but don't worry...

I'll start thinking about it today, all right?

So is that it, then, yeah?No.

Um...it's not.

It crossed my mind... if I could rent your room...

My room?

Yeah, I'm trying to find ways to make ends meet....

You want me to live somewhere else? No, I don't WANT you to! I'm just thinking out loud.

I mean, what else can I do?

Oh, well, of course. I don't want to be a burden or anything.

Kenny, you are not a burden!

Look, we're skint.

I don't even have enough money to buy the kids the clothes they need.

I don't want you to think I'm kicking you out.No, of course not. How could I think that?

Be still there, be still.

That butcher wants 15, does he?Aye.

Did you fill the drinker? Yes.

Thank you, Ida.Are you sure?

No good taking them all that way if you're not sure.

I've organised it. I'm meeting with a haulier in Portree. 15, eh? How will you manage?

Thank you for helping me with my chores, Ida.

I'll get myself cleaned up, and go and pick some things up for dinner.

You go on now. Thank you again for your help.

Malcolm, you don't need to thank me for everything.

Heavy curtains are good for the bedroom. Keeps it cosy.

No. You need the light.

Nets.

I hate being cold in the bedroom.

Douglas, look at me.

Is there any fear of you being cold?

Do you think we've done enough down here?

Why don't we go upstairs... and test the temperature?

Maybe that would be a good idea.

Bit brisk out, with the wind. I thought I'd stop in to warm myself up.

Any chance of a cup of coffee, Douglas?

We're a bit busy.Can I help? I don't think so.

It's always a pleasure. Many hands make light work.

In general. There ARE exceptions. It's nice to sit down somewhere comfortable for a change,

rest my bones. You know, I just can't get warm in my place. Not with the damp.

Plaster's flaking off the walls. It's filthy. The chimney's blocked.

I've asked Mrs McGowan to get it fixed.

With the rent I pay, you'd think she'd feel some responsibility,

but she's a miserable old cuss, isn't she?

There's nothing much I can do about it.

It's my lot.

Aye, well...

I guess I'll just wander on.

What does he want?

Thanks, Mum.

Kenny, they're for the kids. Don't want to waste anything, do we?

DOOR OPENS We're in the kitchen.Come in(!)

Hi.I brought some mackerel. Just for the 'alibut?

You smell gross!

I smell like mackerel. ..Hi, Kenny.

All right?Thanks, Alistair. It wasn't necessary.Falls into the category of UN-necessary.

Flowers would do.Kenny, have you thought about what we talked about?

I thought about it so much I had to lie down.

I'll be needing a hand in the salmon farm in a few weeks' time.

You two been talking about me, yeah?

Together?It's a job, Kenny.

It's hard work.You think I've got a problem with that?No. It's a job. It's yours if you want it.

Thank you, Alistair. That's very kind of you.

He brings mackerel, a job. What's your real name? Clark Kent?

Oh, my God, Alistair. You DO pong! Sorry.Don't be silly. Grab a bath and I'll get the mackerel ready.

Cheers.Put your stuff in the basket. I'm just about to do some laundry.Thanks, Abs.

I made the laundry stuff up.

So what's he going to wear? What?What's he going to wear while he eats his mackerel?

Oh. Don't worry. He's got some things upstairs.

Eat your greens!

I'm trying to help, trying to be friendly,

but if you talk to me like that again, I'll smack your face.

So how long are you stopping? I don't know what I'm going to do.

Mum?!Uh-huh?Look who's back! Dear Heather. Hello!

My, haven't you grown tall?She just finished her Highers.Oh? And...

how did you do?No results yet. I'm sure you shone.We'll see!

How's your mother?Miserable. But healthy with it?Aye!

She must be happy to have you back. Hard to tell. I think she wants to send me packing again.Och, away!

Douglas?

What can I get you, Gordon?

£15 a week.30.

You're killing me, Douglas. 20! Sure you don't want a drink?

Evening, all.Evening.

Pint of beer.Mm-hmm.

All right, Carolyn?Hiya, Kenny.

I was wondering - need any help in the shop while Helen's away?

Well, no. I'm all right, thanks.

Ah.Sorry.No worries. Just thought you might need a hand.

Are you OK?Yeah, fine. Just money worries. What's new?Aye. Well, at least the sun was shining today.

When the sun's out, the world looks better.Yeah, even when it's collapsing all around you.

No, I had a good day. Messed about with the kids. Oh, yeah, saw a naked lady.

Naked lady?Yeah, down by McArthur Cove. Bit tricky, you know,

explaining the geography to Alfie,

you know, what YOU'VE got and what you HAVEN'T got!

But a bit of a highlight, really. I mean, how many seals can you look at and stay interested?

She was a fine example of the species, that's for sure.

It was all there. I mean, her being naked and everything, you could tell, you could tell...um...

Oh!

Oh, right!

You look good with your clothes ON an' all!

You went skinny-dipping? I wanted to feel the water again.

I imagine the water was very pleased to see ya. You should've joined me.Nah!

Nah! The only time I ever get naked with strangers is when I've had too much to drink.Sorry.

Heather McGowan. Kenny Marsh. Hi.

CAROLYN: I looked after Heather when she was wee.

So you're an incomer? Yep, every island should have one.

Evening, Douglas. Mary.Evening.

Kenny.All right?Find a pew, Ida. What would you like to drink? A shandy, please.

Carolyn, you look lovely. ..Heather.

A shandy, please, Douglas, in a lady's glass.

Alfie will be delighted he wasn't hallucinating!Who's Alfie?My son.

Well, I mean he's not exactly my son...Your stepson?Yeah.

Well...no. It's more complicated than that, but you're the first naked woman he's ever seen,

so...big day for the boy.

Kenny? Can I have a word? Yeah, sure, mate. ..Oi!

I know you.Do you?Yeah. Flower guy from Columbia Road. Yeah, well spotted, my son.

Malcolm! It's the flower guy from back home.Hello. I've forgotten your name.Damien.

That's it. Like the movie. You know The Omen?

Whenever me and Abby saw you in the market, we'd to go... SINGS THE THEME FROM "The Omen"

Cos, you know, you were a bit scary,

the way...

the way you'd stare.

Seen Abby, have you?

No? Can I get you a drink?

No, I'll get my own. Well, I'm just having a chat here, but small world, eh?

Alistair can't help. He let me down. Well, that's just him, innit?

I need to run some geese to market on the mainland. I need a labourer. Geese? It's not Christmas, is it?!

Geese? No, no...

I'm up to my eyes in it, mate. Sorry.Ach, well...

There's plenty others who could do with the work. No! What sort of time?

Douglas.

25...

but it's blood from a stone!

Don't I know it.

Hey, Abs!

Bye.

Night.

DOOR CLOSES I got a job.

Morning!Morning.That's the great thing about mornings - you start again.Aye.

And when you've got a new start, you can really grasp the nettles.Aye.

I need to get on - prepare for school.

Prepare, you see. That's a key word,

because when you have to meet the challenges that life brings you,

you've got to be prepared, right? Aye. All good thoughts, Kenny.

Cos...when you have a problem, preparation helps you find a solution, yeah?

Will it be quicker not to disagree?

So your cottage is empty, yeah?

Because...my problem is... that I need space...for me...

for my new start.Kenny, of course you can stay in the cottage.

Douglas was just saying we shouldn't leave it lying empty.

In fact, you'd be doing us a favour.

Kenny!Yeah? I really DO need to get to school.

We'll have to drive them down the road, then to the jetty. Don't let them wander.

They're so sweet, aren't they? I won't be able to look at my duvet the same way again.

They bite.So would you, if you was going to get turned into pate.Aye. Take the stick, prop the gate open.

Steady.

Steady now.

Steady.

Go up the road! That's the opposite direction, man! Use your stick. I ain't going to hit 'em, mate.

Come on!

Use your stick!

You all right?

Oi, listen up, listen up!

The bad man with the stick is just behind you,

and he will strike you unless you keep moving. Please! That's it!

When you get to the bottom of the road, make a run for it! Go on!

Go on, mate! Use your wings!

Go on. That's it!

Go on!Kenny, you'll tire them out!

MAN SINGS THEME FROM "The Omen"

Damien.Laughing at me, were you? You and that streak of piss you hang about with.

Just a little joke, that's all.

I've got this problem, Abby.

I've been thinking about what makes me tick.

Soft spot for women in distress, yeah?

But you're not in distress, are you?

Birds and business. Bad mix.

I came here to get in your knickers because I figured I wouldn't get the dosh you owe me.You'll get it.

I promise. The dosh.

Well, since I've come all this way, I better go home with something.

I haven't got it all right now.

That's very disappointing, Abby.

You said three months. It's been nearly a year.

I told you I'd pay you.

Yeah. You will.

You start thinking about ways you can do it.

You don't scare me.Yeah?

Well, I'll work on it.

So you're just going to hand them over, yeah? Just like that...

..even though you know you're sending them to their deaths?Aye.

CHANTING:Alfie's got a girlfriend!

Shut up, Charley. I'm gonna kill you!

Stop! Alfie, you'll hurt the other one! Slow down!

Shut up!Charley!

Sweet kids!

Nice to know you can let your kids run and play,

never have to worry if they're safe. Isn't that right, Abby?

Leave my children alone.Come on!

You think I'd hurt innocent kids because you owe me some money?

You know the way to my heart.

Piss off!I said "safe".

You know, HERE. But I'll bet it's not THAT safe...

..what with the water and the rocks and the cliffs.

A kid could just slip. And a kid on crutches...

Who knows what could happen?

Don't you ever threaten my children again.

I'll be at the hotel, in case you got anything to bring me.

What a lovely surprise.

Come in.

Doesn't feel like a thousand quid.

It's £240. I'll send the rest later.

Just leave us alone.

This isn't good enough, Abby. Please! It's the best I can do for now.

Yeah, but it's not what we agreed, is it?

Now...

you know a way to make me forget about the rest of the money, don't you?

Oh, come on, Abby!

I'm sure you've done it for less.

Smile for me.

You don't want to make me angry, do you?

Who knows what will happen if I get angry?

Here you are, Kenny. Thanks for the work.

That's blood money! If you don't want it...

No, just making a point.

When we moved up here, I had to borrow some money.Does Kenny know?

No, I never told him.

I talked him into coming up. It's not his problem. It's mine. I borrowed the money.How much?

£1,000. No bank was going to give me that, were they?

And you haven't paid it back? Yes! I paid him back £1,000,

then he wanted another thousand on top of that, for interest and late charges.

I gave him what I had and he wants more!

I'm sorry. I'm just scared. I don't know what to do.

Hey, hey, hey. There's nothing to worry about.

He won't trouble you.

He said he'd buy as many as I could bring him. He put an order in for Christmas. He wants 50!

I'm glad it went well. Aye, it went well! You can't help but dream.

Look around you. What do you see?

I see geese. Hundreds of geese.

Hundreds and hundreds, stretching out as far as I can see.

I see a chance of making something of this place. You're laughing at me!

No. You see them too?

Yes. Hundreds of them. They pay more for organic.

Organic geese. Can you imagine what Dad'll say to that? He'll be spitting mad. Where is he?

With Lizzie. Mind the geese as you go!

Charley! Alfie! Food's up!

Come on!

Alfie? Charley?

Alfie! Charley!

Where are you, Charley?

Alfie! Where are the kids?

You all right?Where are they? They're with me. What's the matter?

Come on in. It's time for tea.

Hey, you're not going to believe this.

I saw Flower Guy up at the Raeburn.

That's spooky, eh?

You ain't seen him?

Aye, you can rest well after a day like today.

It went well, Dad.I could tell by the way you were walking that it had.

They paid cash. Want to buy more.

Well...

you'd, er...better get busy, then.

Aye.

I, er...

I'm...

I'm proud of you.

Dad?You heard.

Don't make me repeat myself.

No, sir.

It's good to see you walking with your head up, son.

You kept me waiting long enough to see it.

You'll be coming up to the house for supper? We can share a wee dram. Aye, aye, aye.

I'll come along.

I thought I'd...

..watch the sun set...

with Lizzie.

Smells good. What's cooking? Chicken.

Oh...I think I'll pass.

I couldn't eat anything with a beak. Well, there's more than enough if you want it. I'm not hungry.

I'm sure Alistair will gobble it for you.Please, no more comments!

I can't take it any more.

'Ere, did I tell you about this dream I had last night?No.

I had this amazing dream. Totally cool it was.

I dreamt that Charley...

and Alfie...were checking out my new place with me.

What are you talking about?

I'm moving.

Just up the road,

really near from here.

And you guys can hang out with me whenever you want.

Sleep-overs...You're moving out?

Who says dreams don't come true, eh?

Yeah, Mary's letting me live in her gaff.

It's what you wanted.

It's all YOUR fault, Mum! Oi! It's nobody's fault.

What, now? Today?

Yep, I'm full of surprises. I got a job,

earned money, got a place. It's cos of Alistair!

So, Charley, Alfie,

will you help me get my stuff down? Wait outside. We'll have a chat.

Go on.

I guess I just didn't think you'd...

You don't have to.

Abs. It's too late for second thoughts.

I got money in my pocket,

and I'm a ramblin' man.

Abby, how's anyone ever going to make you happy? I'm doing exactly what you want.

I just wish it wasn't today, that's all.

There's no good day for this.

All right. See you later.

I don't want the kids leaving the house.

I want them here. I thought if they helped me move,

it would be easier on them. I want them to stay with me.

All right.

You're a West Ham supporter? You just told me you liked football!

Alfie! Charley! Inside now!

See you later, then.Inside now!

Abs! What's the deal with Flower Guy? Is there a problem?

No problem. ..Alfie, do you hear me?

We're helping Kenny!

Yeah, well, change of plans.

I love ya.I love you too.

I'll see you in a bit, all right?

Come on, handsome.

I love ya. Come on, give me some sugar.

Hit me with the L-word... I knew I couldn't trust you or Mum!

You don't care about us. You just do what you want!

Cheers, Abs(!)

Oh, great!

Nice and tidy.

Whoo!

TOGETHER: Argh! What are you doing here?!

Douglas said I could live here!Mary saidIcould!Rubbish!Bollocks!

Douglas and I agreed! So did me and Mary!

She had no right to say so! No right?

This is her cottage!Douglas is her husband! He's the man.

He makes the decisions. What century do you live in?

There's only one way to sort this out!

Tell him, Douglas!Mary! You could've told me!

Icould have told you?! It's a two-way street, Douglas!

Douglas, we have an arrangement! Gordon! Let me remind you it's MY cottage!

She's not wearing the trousers?!

Gordon! That's enough!Keep going. I can't believe that a WOMAN has come between you and your word!

That ought to do it. Kenny stays!Mary!

Well played, my son. Thank you. Don't go blaming Gordon.

I should've spoken to you, but I... I've forgiven you. I won't him. Good evening.Oh, good evening.

I did give him my word. I am NOT changing my mind!

Mary, Mary, Mary! How many bedrooms are there?Two.

Hey! I want a word with you.

Don't you ever threaten Abby and the kids again!

Bloody jocks - think they're so hard.

Yeah... You threatened Abby and the kids?!

Here's some travel advice, mate. Get off this island in the morning

and you don't come back. You got me?

Alistair?

Alistair!

Listen, I just wanted to thank you for trying to protect the kids an' that.

Alistair?

Are you there?

Come on!

Get up!

Ugh!You're going to wish you were dead!

Urgh!

KENNY GROANS AND SPLUTTERS

You grass and I'll come back and finish it.

Oh, my God!

Jesus, Kenny! What happened?

Kenny! ..Go on, get home, you two! Go on!

Get home!

I'm so sorry.

You bastard!

Oh, I got your attention, then! You won't get away with this.

What? There's no witnesses. None that will talk.

Yes, there was. I saw the whole thing.

Bollocks.Get out of here.

Leave the island and don't come back. If you do, I'll lie.

I'll lie to anyone I have to to put you away.

He's checking out.

Are you in?

# Have I told...you lately

# That I love you?

# Have I told...you there's no-one above you?

# You fill my heart with gladness

# Take away my sadness

# Ease my troubles That's what you do. #

ENGINE CUTS OUT

What are you lot playing at?

Fare, please.

There's only one way on and off this island,

unless you can swim.

# Fill my heart with gladness

# Take away my sadness

# Ease my troubles That's what you do. #

(Give me some sugar.)

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