All language subtitles for S04E20 - Got No Wings at All

[ theme music playing ]

Hey!
That's my bonnet.

I won it
fair and square.

Is that what that is?

No wonder
old Sal here

kicked up such a fuss
when I put it on her head.

You did what?

'Course it did cramp
her ears a bit.

Oh, now look
what you done.

Oh, it wouldn't have
fit you anyhow.

Payday high jinks.
They'll be taking off
for town soon.

Figure on
joining 'em?

I reckon you
made a mistake.

No mistake, Niles.

I put you on full-time pay
when you filled in that week
when Red was laid up.

An extra hand doing
full-time hands' work

gets full-time pay
around here.

Much obliged.

Where did you learn
to break horses, Niles?

I didn't know there was
anything about it
needed learning.

Would you be interested
in signing on steady?

New string of horses due
in a week or so.

I could use you,
at full pay.

Be here if I can.

All right.

JENNIFER:
Niles.

Miss Jennifer.I just wanted to
thank you for...

Uh,

that's for my sister.

JENNIFER: I didn't
know you had a sister.
How old is she?

She's very young.

Oh, well, Betsy left
all kinds of things
lying around the house.

Books and dolls
and dresses and things.No, thank you.

But they're not doing
anyone any good here.

Don't trouble yourself,
Miss Jennifer.

It's no trouble at all.
I'll just run on
up to the house--

I'm afraid I can't,
Miss Jennifer.

If there's, uh,
nothing else...

No. I just wanted
to thank you

for spotting that stone
in Calico's shoe.

If it hadn't
been for you,

I'm sure she would've
turned up lame.

Ma'am.

Well, you'd think that
a little girl who hadn't
seen her big brother

in over a month
would be expecting
something.

Well, I didn't mean
to make him angry.

I don't think
it was anger.

Pride, maybe.
Prime case of it.

Or something worse.

♪ Butterfly

♪ Has wings of gold

♪ Moth has wings
of flame ♪

♪ Inchworm's got
no wings at all ♪

♪ But he gets there
just the same ♪

♪ Butterfly flits
up and down ♪

♪ The moth flies
around and around ♪

♪ Inchworm just goes
straight ahead ♪

♪ And stays close
to the ground ♪

♪ Butterfly needs
warm sunshine ♪

♪ The moth needs
candlelight ♪

♪ But the inchworm needs
no light at all ♪

♪ He can travel
by day or night ♪

[ hoof beats ]

Well, I guess this here
is about as far as we go.

How do you feel, boy?

Like somebody drove in
a horseshoe nail.

[ chuckles ]
Well, you ain't far wrong.

We stopping
because of me?

Well, you ain't in much
condition to ride, are you?

I can ride.

Well, it wouldn't do
no good no how.

By this time, they got them
passes closed up so tight

a flea couldn't
get through.

No, I figure
there's only one way
to move from here.

Stash the money,

turn around
and go back.Back?

Last place they'd look.They'll spot us.

Hey, boy,

what makes you think
I was talking about you?

That's what they're
looking for, ain't it?

Two men,
one of 'em

with a bullet
in his belly?

I was talking
about me.What about me?

Well, I don't know
about you, boy.

I never figured you
to be so stupid.

Stupid?

Well, that's what it was--

just plain stupid,
stopping a bullet like that.

Could've happened
to you.Yeah, but...

it happened to you.

Well, I figure
they never got
a look at our faces

back there at the bank.

One man my himself
ought to be able to
move around pretty free.

Take a job
tending bar

or riding stock till
things ease up some.

It'd be the easiest
thing in the world

to pick up the money
and move off for
parts unknown.

Could leave you here
for them to find,

but that'd just mean
a rope for you anyhow.

And a man can do
an awful lot of talking

on his way to
getting hung.

[ shot fires ]

Marcy?

Marcy.

Niles.

[ chuckling ]

Niles!

Mm!
I forgot your face!

Well, you take
a good look at it
so you'll remember it.

You been
a good girl?

Don't go away anymore.

Did you miss me
that much?

I'm scared
when you're gone.

There's nothing
to be scared of.

He'll come back.Who?

That man.

What man?

The man
in the picture.

Honey...

Honey,

pictures
can't hurt you.

MARCY:
He scared me bad.

Well, it's all right.
I'm here now.

Come on. Let's go
up to the house.

Come on.

Laura.

Pa.

Glad to have you
back, son.

You look fit.Well, I feel fit.

I've been calling
you, girl.She's here now.

Supper will be ready.

Why don't
you go on

and help your ma
with supper?

Go on.

Well,

how are things
at Shiloh?

All right.
They set me to
breaking horses.

You always had
a way with horses.

What's that?It's my pay.

Hadn't you ought to
keep some for yourself?

Nothing I need.

Well, I, uh, guess
I'll go in and wash up.

See you at supper.

Yeah.

Hmm.

MAN:
Do you think they're
still in the area?

Yeah, I'd bet on it.

One of them's got
a bullet in him.

What's the next move?

Well, Jennings and I
are gonna ride out
and warn the ranches.

Sooner or later,
they've got to make
a break for it.

Well, be careful.
They've already
killed one man.

Two.

The bank teller died
during the night.

We'll get 'em.

[ giggling ]
It turns!

Well, sure it turns.

It's a windmill.
It's supposed to turn.

Here.

Now, you hold it
like this

and blow real hard.

Go ahead.
There you did it.

Did you see me do it?I sure did.

Hey, you're getting to be
a real expert at it.

MARCY:
Can I keep it, Pa?

PA:
It's all yours.

Can I show it
to Niles?Sure, you can.

Is that what
you're teaching her?

You hadn't ought to
take on so.

Child gets little
enough as it is.

She isn't a child.

You know what I mean.

She's near a woman now.

She ought to be doing
a woman's work.

You know she can't.

She's got to learn.

How? By you scaring her
half to death?

Do you think I like
her hating me?

Running when she sees me?

She's my daughter too.

I didn't mean that.

No.

You didn't mean it.Mary,

We've been through it
too many times.

Nothing we say
changes anything.

She is what she is.

Is it so bad?

A girl...

ought to grow up
into a woman.

Get married.

Have her own children.

That's all the life
there is for a woman.

You tell me how much of that
Marcy's going to have!

It could've been worse.

How?

She could've been
born dead instead of...

instead of slow.

At least it would've
been over.

So now that's said too.

You have no call
to look superior.

She's your shame too.

Afternoon, Sheriff.Hear you're heading out
for the Tait place.

That's right.You know the Taits?

I know the son.
He worked here for us
as an extra hand.

He's good with horses.
We've got a new string
due in tomorrow,

sooner than we expected,
so I'm going out
to get him.

Oh. Do you mind
if I come along?

Help yourself.
Trouble?

No, I'm just notifying
the ranches about those
two men on the loose.

Well, I could
tell the Taits.

Well, I think it's about
time I meet 'em for myself.

You gave me a good reason.
How many are there?

Uh, I think
a mother and father

and, uh...
oh, yeah, a sister."Sister"?

Little bit of a thing.Never heard mention
of a sister.

Neither had I
till Niles brought it up.

I guess we'd better
get started.

I'm glad I caught you.

Where do you think
you're going?With you.

All right.

"M,"

"A,"

"R,"

"C," "Y."

There. Just like
you showed me.

I practiced every day
while you were away,
Niles.

Every day I practiced
just so's you'd be
proud of me.

I am proud
of you, honey.

"Marcy."

Niles, how does that
say "Marcy"?

That spells "Marcy."

You see,
these are letters,

and they spell out
your name.

If you know
enough letters,

you can spell anything.

That book I gave you--
it was a whole story

made out of letters.

I wanted you to study
the letters, honey,

not get frightened
of the picture.

That man scared me.

I know.

Come on.

You want to see me
write my name?

Mm!

Oh, I didn't mean
to stop you.

That's all right.
I was finished anyway.

You go ahead
and practice, honey.

She was lost
without you.

Was she?

She kept looking
for you every day.

Just couldn't get it
through her head
that you were away.

She knew
I'd be back.

Yeah.

I guess she did.

Can't say the same
for myself.

I know it's...
ain't easy on
a young fellow.

Is it easy
for anybody?

No, I guess not.
Take your ma. She...

Me, I can stand it.

I guess it's how you feel
about it that matters.

As long as
I'm alive, Niles,

she'll have a place to stay
and someone to look
after her.

And after that?You're her brother.

She doesn't have you,
she's got nothing.And what have I got?

You?

You've already lived
your life, Pa. When do
I start living mine?

[ hoof beats ]

Marcy, get up in the hay loft.
Stay hidden till I call you.

Go on, do what
he says, honey.
Go on.

Now, you hear me?
You don't come down
till I call. Understand?

Niles, this is
Sheriff Emmett Ryker.

My father
and my mother.

Ma'am.Hello.

THE VIRGINIAN:
Nice little place
you've got here.

NILES:
What was it
you wanted?

THE VIRGINIAN:
I want to talk to you.
Ryker's got his own business.

You came a long way
just to talk.

I figure you're
worth it to Shiloh.

We want you to go
back to work for us.

String of horses I told
you about has gotten in
earlier than expected.

All right.

Mr. Tait, we're alerting
all the ranches in this area.

A bank in Medicine Bow
was robbed.

We tracked the outlaws
as far as Frying Pan Creek,
and we lost them.

I was thinking maybe
they might be holed up
around here somewhere.

We ain't seen 'em.

Well, you be careful.
They're dangerous.

They killed two men
already.

Thanks for the warning.

Well, Emmett,
if there's
nothing else...

There is
something else.

I brought this
for your sister.

Is she around?No.

May I leave this
for her?She's not here.

It's quite all right, really.
No one at Shiloh has
any need for it.

Any sweetening left?

Breakfast
will be ready.

Fence up
near the creek
needs fixing.

You ought to
eat something.

Not hungry.

It's them people
from Shiloh.

Well, likely they've
come for Niles.

Niles knows the way
by himself.

[ knocking ]

Hello.

May I come in?

I want to apologize
for what I did
yesterday.

I brought
some things
for Marcy.

Dolls?

No.

Dresses, books,
ribbons.

Would you let me
give them to her?

I know how hard
this must be for you,

and if you'd rather,
I'll just leave them
and go.

But I'd like to
give them to her
myself.

It's no use.

She won't come out
for you.

Would you
let me try?

I think it would be
good for her to talk
to another girl.

I think
I can help her,
Mrs. Tait.

Let her try, Mary.

Mrs. Tait?

You can try.

In the barn.Thank you.

Marcy?

Marcy?

Marcy?

Randy?

I think she's hiding.
Play something.

Oh, all right.

♪♪

♪ Oh, the butterfly

♪ Has wings of gold

♪ The moth has wings
of flame ♪

♪ The inchworm's got
no wings at all ♪

That's enough.

Hello, Marcy.

My name's Jennifer.

I brought some
things for you.

I've got a book.
Niles gave me one.

There are lots of
different books.

This one's
an alphabet book.

See? It's got all
the letters in it.

Like "A."

"A" is for
"apple pie"

and "ant" and "anger"
and all kinds of things.

Here's a "B."

Would you like to
learn the letters?

Could I?

Of course.

I've got a slate.
Niles gave me a slate.

Run and get it.
We'll see what
we can do.

♪♪

Afternoon, Niles.

[ playing guitar ]

Where's Marcy?

She'll be right back.

Miss Jennifer,
I'd appreciate it
if you'd leave now.

Why?

You know why.

Because you're
ashamed of Marcy?Miss Jennifer...

How long do you think
you can keep her
hidden, Niles?

I don't think that's
any of your business.

Well, somebody has to
speak for her. She can't
speak for herself.

And you think you can?Yes, I do!

Do you know
how old Marcy is?
Sixteen years old.

Near 17.

Do you know how old she was
before she could dress herself
or take care of herself?

When she was
five years old,

she nearly
lost her foot.

She stepped on a hot coal
and didn't know enough
to move it.

Eight, ten times,
we've tried to
start up a new place,

and every time, people
would find out about her,

and they'd...

My mother
and my father,

me...

Cost us.

Sleep, pain.Niles...

Sixteen years!
You saw her

for the first time yesterday,
and you're gonna speak for her!

I'm sorry.
I feel like a child.

But somebody has to tell you
you just can't keep
running anymore.

What she needs,
she can't get here.

But there are places
that she can,

and I hope to have
enough money for
one soon.

A home?
An institution?

Do you know what
those places
are like?

It's what she needs.

It's what sheneeds?

Or is it what
you need for her?

Things can change,
Niles.

She can learn to
live in this world.
Give her a chance.

Nothing changes.

And I don't want to
hope anymore.

Niles, did you see
what I got?

I got this and this

and this...

Close your eyes.

Go on.
Close your eyes.

Okay.

Go on.
Open them.

See?

"M,"

"A,"

"R,"

"C," "Y."

"Marcy."

I was mixing up
these two letters.

Um...

The "A" and the "R."

This one's an "A"

and this one's an "R."

You're crying.

Uh-uh.

Let's get back to work.

[ shouting, whistling ]

Jason,

I want to see those new men
before we put 'em to work.

All you new men
signed on today--

Over there pronto.
Boss wants a word with you.

These all
the new men?

Right.

Just a word before
you get to work, men.

Can't hear you
back here, mister.
Too much noise.

Move in a little closer.

I want a bunch of broke horses,
not a bunch of broke cowboys.

These horses are mean
and they're new.

Be careful with everything
you do with them.

Whoa.

What are you hauling?

Lanterns.
I ordered them
by catalogue.

Thought I'd
pick 'em up myself
just to be sure.

You're figuring on
doing some reading, huh?

No, they're Japanese lanterns
for the barn dance
Saturday night.

You figure
on coming?

Well, that depends on
what we flush out today.

Let me know if
you need some men.

All right.
Thank you.

Whoa.

Jason.

Makes a man want to dance
just looking at 'em.

Don't let me stop you,
but you'd better put them
in the barn first.

Shall I hang 'em?No, wait till
Miss Jennifer gets here.

She'll tell you
where they go.

Brody, give us a hand
here, will you?

Sure.

Hey, they're
mighty pretty.
What are they for?

Dance Saturday night.

You ain't figuring
on leaving before
then, are you?

Me? Mister,
I like it here.

I'm gonna stay
as long as they let me.

All we got to do
is stack 'em.

Hanging 'em's up
to Miss Jennifer.

That's fine, honey.
Now try the rest.

My name?Mm-hmm.

See if you can
remember the letters
from the alphabet book.

"T,"

"A," I know.

"I" is next.

And another "T."

T-A-I-T.

Tait.

Now, tell me, honey,

how did you get "Tait"
out of that?

"T"...No, honey,
that's a "D."

"D," "D."

What you want
is "T."

"T." "T."

"T." "T."

And how did you get
"I" out of that?

From the book.

That's for "I."

No, honey.That's for "I."

That's this
kind of eye.

Look, a finger
that you hold
straight up and down

that you hold
up to your eye
is for "I."

See?

Oh.

That's for "I."

Now "T."

What's this?

What's that?

A tree?That's right.

Now, a tree
stands for "T."

Now, we'll make the tree
stand for "T."

Hmm.
That's easy.

Hmm.

"T" for "tree."

"A" I know.

"Finger" is for "I."

And "T" for "tree."

"Tait."
Is that right?

Oh, that's beautiful.[ giggles ]
I done it.

Young lady, we're
going to have to
work on your grammar.

What's that?

We'll talk about it
when we come to it.

There's all kinds
of things you're
going to learn.

Like write numbers?That too.

But I was thinking of
things that girls do,

like cook and sew
and dance.

[ guitar playing ]

You wait right here.

Randy,

could you come
in here, please?

Marcy, put down
that chalk.

We're going to
try something.

You want me to
take that stuff...Yes, please.

Come on.

Whoa.This is fine, Randy.

You all right?

Thanks again.

Hello.

Well, how's it going?

Beautifully.
She's coming along
just fine.

Are you sure you're not
biting off more than
you can chew?

No, it's just for
a couple of hours
every day.

I'm enjoying it.All right.

Those two killers are
still on the loose.

You'd better keep
using Randy to ferry
you back and forth.

I will.

Something else?

Yes.

I want to try something,
something with Marcy.

No. What you want
is impossible.

You don't know
what you're saying.

It's what she needs,
Mrs. Tait--

to come out of hiding
after all these years,

to meet people,
a chance to find out
what the world is like.

What is the world
like to her?

Have you ever
given it a chance?

She can do it, Mrs. Tait.
I know she can.

Let her try it, Mary.
Let her try it.

It's easy enough for you.

Only, somebody's
got to say no.

If Niles were here,
I know he'd agree with me.

This is a dance,
Mrs. Tait--

a place for fun,
colored lanterns,
costumes.

It's as much a part
of a girl's life
as hard work.

Let her try it,
Mrs. Tait.

It'll be good for her.

It's only a house, Marcy.

It's a little
bigger than yours,
but it's still a house.

You know Marcy Tait.Miss Marcy.

I'm very pleased
to see you again.

The pleasure's mine.

You'll excuse us.
Marcy and I are
going upstairs.

That wasn't so bad,
was it?

Huh-uh.You were just fine.

And now...Miss Jennifer,

I wrote you a note.

Oh, Marcy.

I love you too, Marcy.

We've got work
to do now.

We haven't got much time
if you want to go
to that dance.

[ hoof beats ]

Where is she?

She's upstairs.

What are you
gonna do?

I'm gonna take her home.

You gonna try
and stop me?

No.

You just don't know
what you're doing.

Do you?

[ door closes ]

Miss Marcy.

Miss Marcy.

Niles.

[ dance music playing ]

[ people chattering ]

Hey, ain't that
the little dummy?

The Tait kid?

Hey, Billy,
can I see you outside
just a minute?

Yeah.

[ punches landing ]

Would you like something
to eat, Miss Marcy?

Yes.

Please.

[ dish shatters ]

[ screams ]

Come on.
It's all right.
It's all right.

Come on.

All right, easy.

Real easy up there.

Real easy.

Well, he's been dead I guess
since that first day,

the day of
the hold-up.

JENNINGS:
From that bullet he took
trying to escape.

RYKER:
He's got two
bullets in him.

The bullet that killed him
was fired point-blank.

None of us were
ever that close.JENNINGS: His partner?

RYKER:
He must've carried him here
draped over his horse,

and then he just
chucked him over.

There's no telling where
the killing took place.

Why? Why?

For one thing, the take
doubles when the killer
doesn't have to split it.

For another,
when you're on the run,
a man with a bullet in him

can be pretty much
of a liability.

We've been looking
for two men.

The man we're after's
by himself.

We'd better
get him to town.

I want to
go see her,
talk to her.

You'd better not
do that.

But something
must've happened.

She was ready for it.
I know it.

It was a mistake
we all made.

I never should've
agreed to it.

It's done.
It's out of
our hands now.

Poor little girl.
She was doing so well.

We can't let it
all be lost.

I'm afraid
it's not up to us.

I was wondering when
it would be happening.

That ought to take you
almost halfway across
the country.

Got it all figured out, huh?

MR. TAIT:
Reckon I know what
I see with my eyes.

How long you been
saving for it, boy?

Long enough.

It's funny how wrong
you can be about someone.

Me asking you
if there was something
you wanted for yourself,

and all the time
you were saving
your pennies.

If that's so,

is it so hard
to understand?

A boy walking away
from his responsibility?

No. Maybe not.

What's it like, Pa?

Going with a girl,
getting married?

You know. You've been
through it. But me,

I went with a girl once,
a couple years back.

She took one look at Marcy,
and I never saw her again.

You've got yourself
a little girl.

In a way, I guess maybe
that's what you want.

But I got a millstone,
an anchor.

Maybe you ought to ask Ma
what she's got.

Ask her why she never
had any kids after
she had Marcy.

She figures
it's in the blood,

and she's always taken
the guilt for that.

Maybe that's something
you ought to ask yourself.

To me, it makes
no difference
whichever it is.

I got it in mine too.

Hey, you tell me

how I'll ever dare
have kids of my own.

And then tell me
how much money I need
to run away from that.

Do you suppose
she heard?

Is it gonna make
any difference now?

[ door opens, shuts ]

They found one
of the two men
they were looking for.

He's dead.
Looks like his partner
shot him to death.

Yeah, we've been
looking for two men.

All the time,
we should've been
looking for one.

Ryker knew we took on
some new hands with that
last string of horses.

He thinks maybe
the second fellow
was smooth enough

to take on a job here
and wait for things
to quiet down for him.

Let's go check 'em out.

We did. They all
checked out okay
except one,

a man with the name
of Henry Brodie.

Henry Brodie.
The last time I saw him
was at the dance.

Well, let's go
look him up.

No, they're out now.

Some of your boys said he was
out with a crew mending fences
along your east line.

Well, let's go
look him up.

He's leaving, Mary.

Niles?

I, uh...

It was me that
drove him away.

He was bound
to go sometime.

You're a good woman, Mary.

Generous.

I reckon that a lot
of what's been happening
between us

is my fault.

How?

I've been stubborn,

selfish.

Truth is, it hasn't been
so bad for me, having
a little girl around.

I was wrong.

We've both been wrong
in a lot of ways.

Something else
needs saying.

Say it.

I never thought...

leastwise, I never
let myself think

that you were blaming yourself
for what Marcy is.

You needn't.

It's in me,

not you.

My brother's little boy
was like that.

I never told you, but...
he was like our Marcy.

It makes no difference.

What is, is.

Laying the blame
doesn't change anything.

I reckon I've been
wrong too.

You?

That dance last night...

She's near 17.

It shouldn't have
been her first.

Whatever she is,

she's ours.

We ought to have
stood behind her.

Peters, we're
looking for Brodie.

Oh, well, when
you find him,

I want a word
with him myself.Why's that?

He rode out
halfway with us
and then took off

with all of
our provisions.

I had to send Handley back
to get some food for
the rest of us.

Where'd he leave you?

Just before the ford,
headed south.

If he kept on
the direction
he was going,

he ought to come out
around Tait's place.

Let's ride.

Hey.

Sugar.

Sugar?

Well, now, I know
you're here someplace.

Same place you was,
I guess,

when me and Gully
had our little talk.

You probably seen me
put that bag away.

You seen that,
you can't be
too far off.

Well, now, you know,
sugar, I got to have
that little bag.

Cost me something to get it,
and I ain't gonna
give it up that easy.

Well, come on out, sugar.

I ain't gonna hurt you.

You can trust me.

Do I look like
the kind of a man

that'd hurt a woman?

Now, look here, sugar,
I ain't a man that's
long on patience.

Now, you can
push me just so far,
and somebody's gonna get hurt.

All right, all right.
[ chuckles ]

Here-Here's what
I'm gonna do.

I'm gonna...
I'm gonna count to five,

and you come out
by then,

and I'll give you
back your ribbon...

and you give me back
my little old bag,

and we'll part friends,
all right? Huh?

All right.

One,

two,

three,

four,

five.

All right, sugar,
if that's the way
you want it.

Niles?

You're going away?That's right.

Well, what about Marcy?

She's gonna have to
stay here a while.

When I get enough money,
I'll send her to a home.

How can you do that?

Wasn't last night
enough for you?

There was a reason for
what happened last night.

That man the sheriff is after--
they think they know who he is.
Henry Brodie.

Brodie?Yes, you worked with him.
Don't you remember?

He was there when
Marcy went to pieces.
She must've recognized him.

She did mention that
some man scared her,

but I thought it was just
from a book I gave her.

The cover had a picture

of one man shooting
another man on it.

She must've seen Brodie
shooting his partner,

and the picture got
confused in her mind.

You can imagine
what a shock
it must've been

when she saw him
at the dance.

No, it doesn't
make any sense.

If she saw
Brodie shoot his partner,
he would've killed her too.

Well, ask her.
It has to be the answer.
She'll tell you. I'm sure.

All right.

Marcy?

Marcy!

Come on.

There you are.

There you are, sugar.

Marcy?

Marcy, answer me.

She's got a place
somewhere in here
she goes to.

Where?

I don't know.

Marcy!

Where are you?

Aah!

[ shots firing ]

Are you all right?

Brodie!

Niles?

I wanted the money
for you so's...

you could go away
if you wanted to.

♪♪

[ buggy approaching ]

Ho.

There.

Niles.

Miss Marcy.

I'm pleased
to see you.

Hi!

I brought you
some more things,
Marcy.

That is, if...

They're appreciated.

Oh, I hope I'm not
interrupting anything.

No.You're welcome.

If you don't mind,

can I ask what
you're going to do now?

Oh, we're gonna
stay right here.
All of us.

You'll be
most welcome.

I just came from town...
with Marcy.

We stopped and talked
to the schoolteacher.

Marcy's not gonna go
to school or anything, but...

the teacher has agreed
to come out here two
or three times a week

That's wonderful,
Niles!

We don't know
what she can learn
or what she can't,

but, well,

what she can,
we'll be grateful for.

What she can't,

we'll just
be patient.

♪ Butterfly has
wings of gold ♪

♪ Moth has wings
of flame ♪

♪ Inchworm's got
no wings at all ♪

♪ But he gets there
just the same ♪

Where, Randy?

Far as he's got it
in him to go.

Ain't nobody can do
any better than that,
is there?

[ theme music plays ]