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- Five p.m. Tuesday. - Rehearsal.

Two p.m. Thursday.

A class, then work, then rehearsal.

- Seven a.m. Tuesday? - Practice.

Seven a.m. Wednesday? Also practice.

See? This is why I told you I can't help you.

- You're busy, I'm busy. - That's fine, we'll make it work.

The pop showcase needs to be my top priority.

Well, passing this class is mine.

- Give me your phone. - What?

Just�

Thanks.

Thank you.

All right. Nine p.m. tonight.

After "The sounds of wind and fog."

Is that a class or a haiku?

It's a class. I want to be a film composer.

Oh.

That's cool.

All right, phone?

Hold on.

Nice.

Okay, now you have my number.

I sent myself a text, so I have yours.

Oh, and actually�

Whoa! Easy.

Wellsy, you're gonna have to loosen up if we're dating.

- It's Hannah. - I like Wellsy.

We're gonna have to take that again.

Okay, no, we don't.

You can't just kiss me out of the blue.

Actually, you can't kiss me at all.

If we're gonna be fake dating, there needs to be real kissing.

I just met you.

So, what are we gonna do? Hold hands?

I mean�

I mean, heh, it's cute, but it's not gonna work.

- Well, why not? - Because we have to make him jealous.

And no guy gets jealous about holding hands.

We'll agree to disagree.

You seriously think that's gonna get Justin's attention?

Just walk down the hall holding hands?

Problem is, I don't do girlfriends.

Everyone that follows Fifth Line knows that.

Am I supposed to know what Fifth Line is?

How have you never�

It's the Briar gossip account.

Like, mostly hockey team shit.

Oh, because your lives are so interesting?

I mean, yeah, kinda.

Trust me, if we're gonna convince Justin, we gotta convince Jules.

Who?

My best friend's younger sibling. They run the account.

If Jules believes we're real, we make it onto Fifth Line.

- And if we make it onto Fifth Line-- - No, okay, I get it.

But why can't we just tell Jules? Get them in on it?

They don't do fake gossip.

For this plan to work,

we have to sell it.

Classic first period strategy.

dSo one, two, three take my hand and come with me d

dBecause you look so fine that I really wanna make you mine d

Maintain possession of the puck and establish a rhythm.

Throw your opponent off his game, get the crowd on your side.

Wait, sorry, I'm the puck?

It's a metaphor, Wellsy. Who's the tutor here?

Okay, whatever. Is there a phase two?

Offensive zone pressure.

Find opportunities to crash the crease and look for rebounds.

Sure. Crash. Crease. Rebounds. Totally.

We showboat our relationship

in front of crowds, in front of Justin,

and especially in front of Jules, whenever we can.

And phase three?

We break up, you cry.

You expect me to cry over you?

Yeah. Oh, yeah.

Wellsy, this fake relationship is going to destroy you.

I mean, your life will never be the same again.

And then, Justin will swoop in

and pick up all the pieces.

You're gonna fake cry over me, too, right?

Oh, I'll be inconsolable.

Well, that part I like.

You gotta admit, it's kind of genius.

So, when do we start?

dI said, are you gonna be my girl d

Pause it, guys.

Hi. I'm�

Hannah, right?

Garrett's tutor?

Yeah, sorry it took me so long. No one ever really knocks.

Dude, I told you to pause it.

- There's no pausing in hockey. - Bullshit.

You get gassed after, like, a minute.

You guys take pauses all the time. I'm the one out there all the time.

To be fair, you just stay in one spot.

You gotta work on your transitions, bro.

Honestly, I'm doing better without you, so�

Fuck you. I'm carrying your ass.

Hey.

I'm Jules.

Pillow chucker's sibling.

Who are you? What's your deal?

Careful, don't tell Jules anything you don't want the whole school knowing.

I only report the facts.

Wellsy.

Hey.

We can study in my room.

Uh, down here is fine.

No, no, it's better up there. No worries.

Jules.

Semi-nudity was not part of the deal.

Oh, please. Don't flatter yourself. It's for Jules' benefit, not yours.

Dean, dude,

I told you to shut your fucking door, man.

We have company.

Sorry about him.

He's a heathen.

This is me.

Okay, uh,

for your oral presentation,

you're gonna have to argue the viewpoints of one of our first unit philosophers

and how they relate to modern society.

What was that?

Oh, nothing. Just a snap from a puck bunny.

- Is that what you actually call women? - They call themselves that.

Wait, are people gonna think I'm a puck bunny?

No one is going to think you are a puck bunny.

Okay, let's just start with Nietzsche.

Um, no, actually, I don't need your notes.

Nietzsche believed that morality was defined by the individual.

God is dead, or whatever.

Kant, on the other hand, was trying to find what morality was itself.

What the duties and obligations of the individual were to begin with.

If you know that already, why do you need my help?

Well, I mean, memorizing is easy, right?

What I don't understand is how

they can be saying different things and both still be right.

It's not about being right.

Oh, my God.

Okay.

This is Garrett's tutor.

Please leave him alone. He'll fuck you later.

Damn. Now I have to fuck her later.

Oh, only if you believe in obligations.

You want my head where?

Just in between my, uh�

Hey, is that even your head?

Doesn't matter. I'm not doing August 19th.

All right. Uh�

Ooh! June 28th is kind of hot.

You can do a back bend?

No, you're doing the back bend.

I don't know about this.

Okay. Um, yeah.

- I'll just find a better one. - No, I--

I mean any of this.

The calendar, the sex positions.

Do you not like what we've been doing?

No, I just, like, thought it might be fun to try something different.

You know, I just-- After two years, I don't want us getting boring.

Our sex is boring?

No, no. I didn't--

We're just a little predictable, is all.

I mean, like, we do the same things, and we see the same people,

and we break up and get back together.

Like, I'm just trying to shake us out of our routine here.

I like our routine.

Okay, not the break-up part, but the rest of it is�

We see the same people because we're in college.

We eat at the same places because we're in college.

Life's not gonna be like this forever, Al.

Yeah, so let's go out and hook up on the dance floor

and make out in the back of an Uber.

- We're not those people. - No, but we could be.

Right?

I mean� don't you want more?

Okay, let me see August 19th again.

No. No, it's fine. Fine.

The usual stuff is fine.

I can put a pillow under your butt.

You said that felt good last time, right?

Yeah.

Yeah, let's just do that.

Okay, what did we love about Hannah's piece?

Come on. It's Hannah's first time going for the pop showcase.

How do we help make it stronger?

We're classical comp majors. We don't do pop.

I commend your intellectual flexibility.

Truly.

Anyone?

It's a nice melody.

There we go. Thank you.

- Aren't there lyrics? - I haven't finished it yet.

Hannah. Just, uh, try to listen.

Okay.

I think what we are looking for here is constructive criticism.

Honestly, sounds a lot like Hannah's film score work.

Background music for someone else's story.

Like you're afraid to really get under the surface

of what the song wants to be about.

Just write, Hannah.

I am sure it went better than you think it did.

No, it really didn't.

Cutting it close, Mr. Graham.

Sorry. Had to stop and grab coffee for my girl.

What's in this?

I think you meant to say, "Thanks, baby."

Baby?

So, for those of you who were remotely paying attention�

Drink the damn coffee.

�you'll remember where we left off�

- I'm lactose intolerant. - Just pretend.

What, pretend I'm not lactose intolerant?

Hannah�

pretend you like me.

�how it can be used to disrupt industries it purports to aid.

These disruptions�

Is he looking? I can't tell.

�vary in both severity and morality.

Nope.

Now, technology has always been a driving force in progress�

What about now?

�but what is the morality�

No.

�technology designed solely to divert wealth�

Okay, well, I can't take notes like this.

Nobody said you had to.

�push back against perceived progress of those disruptions�

And that's a great example of an unwanted disruption.

He's looking now.

Don't miss.

- Don't miss. - I ain't gonna miss.

Don't miss. Don't miss. Don't miss.

Oh!

Fuck you.

Told you not to miss.

Come on. It wasn't that bad.

It was like a car crash exploded into a volcano

and then fell down the stairs loudly.

Hear me! Hear me! We have a proclamation

Stand by for the proclamation.

The annual Maxwell Di Laurentis birthday festivities

will take place this year at the Maxwell summer home in�

- Cape Cod. - Whoo!

Thank you.

As it is our 22nd year gracing the earth,

the theme shall be twofers, right?

So please come dressed as your second-favorite dynamic duo�

after us, of course.

The party bus departs shortly after the team bus,

which shall bring ye there and bring ye back the following morning.

Mm-hmm. So be there or�

Be there. There is no other option.

- Drumroll, please. - Yes.

- That is all. - That is all. Thank you.

- That was a lot. - That's Dean and Bo for you.

They do the same kind of thing every year.

dI look like a star, I'm shining d

Wait.

Justin is in Bo's frat.

dThey feel so inclined d

dThey're asking�d

I got it.

Gonna need more words.

I'll give you two.

Hard launch.

dOh, I'd be jealous d

dOh, I'd be jealous if I met me too�d

Hey, I would just like to say this is the most absolutely unhinged plan,

and I'm obsessed with it.

And you. None of the hockey people know?

Hockey people?

Okay, Jules can't know. This has to seem real.

Is that Garrett Graham?

It is!

Okay, well, you've convinced half the theater department.

We could be Beetlejuice.

What? No, you need to show up as someone hot.

How dare you? Winona Ryder is beautiful.

Yeah, but she's not hot.

And don't you have any of those boots that go up past the knee?

You mean "fuck me" boots?

We wear those when we don't feel like shaving.

Ha. Well, I'm just saying.

I mean, you've got it, so flaunt it.

Okay, don't talk about my "it."

Not all women want to get dressed up for the male gaze.

Yeah, but the women I'm with do.

Okay, enough. Listen, hockey man,

let's just get one thing straight.

My best friend is right about literally everything, always,

now until the end of time.

- Thank you. - But in this case,

you do gotta whip them thighs out.

Judas!

But if you want to get Justin's attention, we have to be boy hot, not girl hot.

Wait, "we"?

Oh, yeah. Sean and I are coming. I just decided.

A wild hockey party's exactly what we need to shake us out of our funk.

You're already in a funk again? You just got back together.

Even soulmates have ruts.

Or a series of ruts.

Okay, well, it'll be more fun to drive out to the party with you, anyway.

Yeah, no, you're coming to the game.

That wasn't part of the deal.

Well, if you're into me, you're into hockey.

He's got a point.

And besides, you'll need to spend the night anyway, right?

For fake sex reasons.

Yeah. Fake sex. So much fake sex.

Ugh! I want to be having fake sex.

You're having real sex.

Whatever. My point is, fake is fun.

Um, okay, what's my deadline for this costume?

Uh, puck bunny bus leaves at 4:00 p.m. Saturday.

- You said I'm not a puck bunny. - You're not.

Doesn't mean you can't act like one.

Mm!

Come on.

We dominated the Frozen Four last year and the year before that.

To all the cocky sons of bitches out there who think they can beat us,

I'd like to see you--

Give 110%.

- We practice at 110. We-- - Read each other's minds.

- What are you doing tonight? You wanna� - Give 100%.

And then, um, give ten more.

Could you repeat the question?

How do you plan to adjust to the challenge

of being Briar's new captain?

I don't think there's a need to change anything.

My teammates expect the best out of me,

and that's not a problem, because I expect the best of myself.

Do you have any other pregame rituals

or superstitions?

Yeah, I'm pretty particular�

Hey.

Can I help you?

Uh, no. I'm here for Garrett.

Oh, I don't usually let girlfriends watch.

Definitely not a girlfriend. I'm his philosophy tutor.

Oh, then you can stay.

- Not going easy on him, are you? - No, sir.

Good. Do your best.

We need him out there.

Sorry, can't you just speak to his professor, or dean, or whatever

if it's so important that he play? I mean�

He didn't want me to.

What? Why?

Do you know who his dad is?

Some hockey player.

One of the best defensemen in NHL history.

Garrett's last name carries weight.

He knows the spotlight's on him.

So he busts his ass to prove that he's earned his place.

�and build your own identity.

Thanks for your time.

Wait. Hey. I thought we had a session?

Weight room.

Better hurry, Garrett's tutor.

dAll right d

dYeah d

dI must admit d

dI can't explain d

dAny of these thoughts racing through my brain d

dIt's true d

dThat, baby, I'm howling for you�d

Hey, you know I don't appreciate being made to wait 45 minutes.

I'm sorry. Sitting down for that long must be so draining.

We'll reschedule.

Okay, okay. Hold on, hold on.

I can multitask.

I'll just be, uh, locking out while studying Locke.

Really? You can?

Got a lot to cover, and I've never met a guy who can genuinely do

two things at once.

Well, then you've been sleeping with the wrong guys, Wellsy.

dDa-da da-da da, da-da da-da da d

dDa-da da-da da�d

That was a joke.

Jesus.

If we're gonna convince anyone that we're hooking up,

you can't freak out when I tease you.

We need to practice.

Practice what? Teasing?

We'll be fine as long as you stop force-feeding me dairy products.

Forget your oat milk. This is serious.

You blush whenever I come near you.

- Get over yourself. I don't blush. - Oh, yeah?

See?

Nothing.

Not bad.

But what about when we kiss?

You're very sure of yourself.

Oh, right.

Your terms.

No kissing.

What's wrong, Graham?

I thought you said we needed practice.

Don't blush.

So, this is tutoring?

What? No.

Uh�

Yes.

Uh, he was just trying to prove a point.

It kind of feels like I just did.

And now it's my turn.

I'm gonna kiss you.

Okay.

Am I blushing now?

It's here, folks. Our first away game of the season.

The Briar Hawks have dominated the Chatham Clovers in the past,

but since it's Di Laurentis's birthday today,

we all know his mind is already on the after-party.

Am I right?

But, we've got a good crowd here tonight.

Briar's most faithful bunnies in attendance, as always.

First game?

- Yeah. - I know we can seem like a lot,

but we don't bite, I swear.

Just stick by Jules.

I mean, their play-by-play was a lifesaver my first time.

Thanks.

Let's go! You got this, boys!

- Come on, now. - This is a tough game for the Clovers.

- Hey! Hey! - Graham! Graham!

Let's fucking go!

Come on, baby!

Hey! Hey, chief! I'm open! I'm open!

All right, here we go.

- Briar has control of the puck. - Logan!

- Logan back to Graham. - Move it! Move it!

Graham back to Logan.

Passing it back and forth like chlamydia during Welcome Week.

Come on, guys. Let someone else have a turn. It's fair.

Go. Go. Top! Come on, baby!

Denied! Damn, so close.

Chatham tries to get the puck the fuck out of town.

Yeah, baby!

But Graham's right there with the interception.

Come on, G, pass it up.

- Here! Over here! Come on! - Good. Take it up!

Graham takes it alone. In�

Yes!

Goal!

Hawks absolutely pounding the Chatham Clovers.

All day! All day! Whoo!

He's good.

Yeah.

Problem is, he knows it.

Hawks! Hawks! Hawks!

Fuck 'em up! Fuck 'em up! Hawks! Hawks! Hawks!

Alright, Deany, baby.

- Hey. - Let's go, set 'em up for them.

- And-- - Right here.

Ca-caw!

Oh!

You fucking douche!

Hey! Zamboni!

- Seriously? - Hey, waste not,

lest he be wasted.

- Come on. - Zamboni!

Zamboni! Zamboni! Zamboni!

Zamboni! Zamboni!

- Goose! - Maverick!

- Come out! - Come on, baby!

- Oh! - Oh, boy.

dBut it still bleeds d

dI'm sorry, but I'm deeply still in love d

dIn love with you now d

dYes, ma'am d

dOh, yeah d

dWell, I heard�d

dI still can't swallow it�d

- What? - Holy shit.

I mean�

you totally nailed boy hot.

Good, because I feel like an absolute clich�.

Any sign of Justin?

No. Not yet. But he'll be here.

Sig Tau takes birthdays very seriously.

Yo, Garrett.

Oh, hey. Thanks, man.

Oh, no, thanks. I don't drink at parties.

Oh, yeah?

No worries, I'm not a big drinker either.

One on practice nights, five after a game, no exceptions.

Seems pretty strict.

Do you think I was born with these abs?

- So, what's next? - It's your favorite, actually.

Are you ready for this?

dI'm sorry, but I'm deeply still in love d

dIn love with you�d

Hockey shots!

- Whoo! - Garrett, hockey shots.

Oh, shit. Yeah, I get it now.

- You're not a vampire. - I am.

Yeah, sorry, Garrett's tutor,

but we need you, let's go.

It's a starting line tradition when we win.

Bad luck if we don't.

Exactly, so we're doing it because we beat Chatham's asses.

- That's right. - Let's go.

- All right, come on. - Come on! Come on!

Sorry.

It's okay.

dI'm sorry, but I'm deeply still in love�d

Fuck them up! Fuck them up!

- Fuck them up! Fuck them up! - You ready? Let's go.

- Come on. - Fuck them up! Fuck them up!

Not a vampire.

Uh� what?

Garrett.

We all thought he was just a very bad vampire,

but here you are looking like Elle Woods.

And you're Peter Pan's shadow?

Yeah, Peter's around here somewhere.

There's just one thing I can't quite figure out.

Garrett Graham doesn't do girlfriends.

Dynamic duo's not his style.

Even when it is the theme.

So, Garrett's "tutor,"

what's really going on?

Someone already blocked me in.

Come on, it looks so fun.

dSpecial edition and your AI couldn't copy d

Hey, babe, where's your Dunkin' cup?

Uh, must have left it in the car.

Okay, well, without the cup you don't look like Ben Affleck.

You just look like some sad guy from Boston.

So, Ben Affleck?

Babe, get the cup.

So we can dance.

- Do we have to? - Yes!

A house like this? A floor like that?

A dress like mine?

Come on.

Okay, I'll find the cup.

Thank you.

You know, it's sort of tutoring, but have you looked at him?

I mean, he's John's best friend, so not really.

- John? - My brother, John Logan.

Right. Um, but I mean, objectively,

Garrett's a reasonably attractive-looking human being

and sparks flew as they do when people, um�

Sorry, what-what don't you get?

Any of it, really.

Because a guy like him couldn't possibly be into a girl like me?

Oh, my God, no. You're just� different.

Not what I would have expected for Garrett.

So are you guys, like, "dating," dating?

Well, I mean, we're not, like, exclusive or anything.

And she's cool with that?

Yeah, man. I guess so.

It's just that last week, you didn't even know her name, right?

Yeah, you know, I don't know. Sometimes, people sneak up on you.

Hmm.

Jesus. Do you see anything non-alcoholic?

It's for Hannah.

She doesn't drink.

She said not at parties.

Oh.

Cute. Uh�

Here, try this.

Closed cans are safer, bro.

Thanks.

Go be the hero.

I can say this because Garrett's basically my brother,

but he can be kind of a dick sometimes.

You know that, right?

Yeah, but, I mean, he's also funny and really hardworking.

Kind of nice when he wants to be.

Hey, uh, sorry that took so long. I couldn't find any mixers.

But I thought maybe�

I don't know.

You know, in case you change your mind. No pressure, though.

Yeah, actually, thanks.

dOh, I can't see straight and my hands are tied d

dI could be your type from your zombie bite d

dNo, I can't see straight but the feeling's right�d

Okay.

That was totally cute.

My single ass needs another drink.

Bye, Jules.

dYou zombie boy�d

- Good work. Really. - Thanks.

dLike a lion on the hunt for this kitten over here d

dThis kitten over here d

dBar is getting dry and you staring at the sunrise d

dBet you're thirsty over there bet you're thirsty over there d

d'Cause you're an animal, an animal d

dAnd you're closing in on me d

dYou animal d

dYeah, you're an animal, an animal d

dAnd it just can't be this way d

dOh, I can't see straight and my hands are tied d

dI could be your type from your zombie bite d

dNo, I can't see straight but the feeling's right�d

Yo, Dean, can you do me a favor and take one of these off my hands?

Who is that?

Whoa.

I don't know her personally, but I'm pretty sure that's JLo.

That's really helpful. Yeah.

I got an idea.

Oh, my God! Wait, this is me!

Now!

Who says you're struggling with your assists, huh?

I can still change the song, dick.

dTo my party people in the club d

dHuh d

dIf you go hard you gotta get on the floor d

dIf you're a party freak then step on the floor d

dIf you're an animal then tear up the floor d

dBreak a sweat on the floor yeah, we work on the floor d

dDon't stop, keep it moving put your drinks up d

dPick your body up and drop it on the floor d

dLet the rhythm change your world on the floor d

dYou know we're running shit tonight on the floor d

dBrazil, Morocco, London to Ibiza d

dStraight to LA, New York, Vegas to Africa d

dDance the night away d

dLive your life and stay young on the floor d

dDance the night away d

dGrab somebody, drink a little more d

dTonight we gonna get on the floor d

dTonight we gonna get on the floor d

Should we dance or what?

Oh, my God. Justin's here.

Okay, be cool. You're with me.

Hey, he's just another guy.

All right?

Is he looking?

Oh, yeah.

Come on.

What?

Where are we going? He needs to see us.

And he has. You've got him interested. Now we've gotta go.

But he's talking to someone.

Hey, watch the player, not the puck, Wellsy.

What the hell does that mean?

It means trust me.

This is the part�

where I tell you all the things I want to do to you

when we're alone.

Now�

you can blush.

Okay.

dWhen I got lost in all these dreams d

dSee myself, but it's not me d

dI'm with the crowd, I cannot breathe d

dMy baby's no good for me d

dNo good for me, no--d

Oh, thank God. I'm exhausted.

Oh!

You're not letting me take the bed?

Nope.

Sorry for thinking you were a gentleman.

Apology accepted.

I'm not sleeping on the floor.

Well, that really sounds like a pickle.

You can't just decide.

- That's funny, seems like I just did. - Oh, my God, you're so stubborn.

You know the bed is big enough for two.

Absolutely not.

Okay, your loss.

Whoa.

You're beat to shit.

Am I?

Yeah, I guess I hadn't noticed.

No, okay, you're right. You should take the bed.

Wait. No.

- No? - No.

You're just giving me the bed because you feel bad for me.

Get back on the bed. I'm taking the floor.

I don't need your pity. It's all yours. See you in the morning.

You just collapsed on it two seconds ago. Take it.

I am perfectly capable of sleeping on the floor.

So am I.

What?

Nothing.

You can't actually laugh out loud and not share the goods.

Impressive.

The Bruins should hire him to be their mascot.

Do you always get so beat up out there?

Ah, you get used to it.

Hurt more when I was starting out.

How old were you?

- When I started playing? - Mm.

I don't know. As soon as I could walk, my dad put skates on me.

That's a lot of pressure on a kid.

Skating was the fun part.

The pressure was�

getting measured once a week to make sure that I was growing fast enough.

Chugging protein shakes and�

lifting weights.

Missing birthday parties

because my dad wouldn't let me skip practice.

And his fucking whistle

whenever I made a mistake.

Why do you still do it?

I guess�

I wouldn't know who I am without it.

I spent my whole life training for a dream,

and I'm so close to it.

If I stopped, I�

I don't know.

That makes sense.

Seems like you never really had a choice.

Yeah. Right.

Fuck that.

Yeah.

Yeah. Fuck that.

You got to practice with the Bruins?

They let me run a drill for fun.

It wasn't that big of a deal, you stalker.

dPage one�d

Oh, my God, no. Turn that off. That's so embarrassing.

dAll that's happened d

dThen on d

dTo the first chapter d

dEveryone's happy d

dFor shadowing impending disaster d

dThen girl meets boy d

dIt's awkward, confusing d

dCan't tell if it's love or it's hate d

dWet hands graze d

- dReaching for something�d - Did you write this?

It's incredible.

In high school.

dNow it's a love story d

dOf epic proportion d

dThe likes of which never has been told d

You're really good.

dTwo hearts beating as one d

dRun right into the sun d

dOh, what would I give to go back?d

dBack to page one d

I gotta tell you something.

The other night, at the Eastwood game�

I was�

struggling.

And then�

I heard someone singing.

Elton John.

Right?

I followed your voice through the tunnels.

I saw you in the green room.

Saying it out loud,

I realize that sounds creepy, but�

�you were so�

like, genuine, you know?

And free.

You centered me.

Jules posted us.

Wait, what did they say?

Actually, hang on, let me see.

We did it.

Yeah, we did it.

Wait, I have just the thing.

Have you heard Miley's cover of "The Bitch Is Back"?

Yeah, of course. I'm a man of taste, Wellsy.

Okay, well, what about Billy Porter's version?

Who's Billy Porter?

Gonna pretend you didn't just say that. Come up here.

Will you show me something of yours?

What, like a classical piece?

No, like the one on your Instagram.

Uh, no. I--

I don't write like that anymore.

That's crazy.

Why not?

It's like scary�

telling the world something I'm not ready for it to know.

Uh, but I am working on something at the moment

for the pop showcase,

but it's not there yet.

Lyrics are hard for me.

It'll get there.

It has to. I need to win.

You hate losing that badly, huh?

I do, when it means that I can't afford to go to Briar anymore,

which is what'll happen if I don't get a scholarship.

And the only way to get the scholarship--

Is to win?

Do you have to write the lyrics yourself? Can you collaborate?

Yeah, sure. As long as it's still mine.

dWe built a bridge and burned it down�d

I mean, there's your answer.

- Justin? - Yeah.

I mean, just ask him for help. Pretentious douches love that shit.

He is not a pretentious douche.

Okay, yeah. Whatever you say.

dConstantly concealing d

dWhat we'll never be d

dSo here is the lie you want d

dIt tastes much sweeter than�d

Wait have you heard of the Beaches?

Mm-mm.

Their Coachella set will change your life.

- Oh, we just made it. - That was close.

Coach.

Hannah.

Hi. Hey.

Justin.

Yeah.

This seat taken?

- No. - Yeah? Cool.

dShe's a fire sign d

dAnd I don't really know what that means d

dI'm a cold night d

dAnd I wanna be close to the heat d

dI don't want to get burned d

dI don't want love like that d

dBut I can't go any further Till I start coming back d

dI'm a rock star d

dAnd I'm never around when you need d

dLike a race car d

dDriving away from the scene d

dDoes she want me to stay?d

dDoes she want me to pack?d

dYou can't push me any further till I start coming back d

dTurn me around, right upside down d

dSpin me like a globe and drop your finger on me d

dI feel so far d

dYou're all I want d

dSpin me like a globe and drop your finger on me d

dYou push me in circles d

dTo the edge of the Earth d

dWhere I can't go any further d

dTill I start coming back to you d

dI'm an addict d

dI'm addicted to her into me d

dShe's a magnet d

dPulling me under the sheets d

dIf I hold you too close d

dWill the good things still grow?d

dDon't matter what happens d

dWherever we end up we'll come right back d

dTurn me around d

dRight upside down d

dSpin me like a globe and drop your finger on me d

dI feel so far d

dYou're all I want d

dSpin me like a globe and drop your finger on me d

dYou push me in circles d

dTo the edge of the Earth d

dWhere I can't go any further d

dTill I start coming back to you d

dTurn me around d

dRight upside down d

dSpin me like a globe d

dAnd drop your finger on me d

dI feel so far, you're all I want d

dSpin me like a globe d

dAnd drop your finger on me d

dTurn me around d

dRight upside down d

dSpin me like a globe d

dAnd drop your finger on me d

dI feel so far, you're all I want d

dSpin me like a globe d

dAnd drop your finger on me d

dYou push me in circles�d

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