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Oh, damn it, Eric. Can't you read?

Look, it's C, B, B -flat, D. You're not
stretching your fingers.

My fingers are cramping up on me, Paul.

Of course they're going to cramp up on
you if you don't practice.

What do you want me to do?

I want you to care about your music.

That's what I want you to do. I want
you... Please, Eric, listen.

You're good.

You're damn good. You've got the talent.

But you don't work at it.

You know, I think you're lazy.

Give me a break, Paul. I had things to
do.

You think the conservatory's going to
give you a break?

Well, fuck the conservatory. Oh, come
on. Listen, even if I get the audition,

I'm not sure I'm going to go down there.
And you're the one who put me up in the

first place, not me.

Yes, I put you up for it, because I
thought you wanted it as much as I did

the very beginning.

Well...

Tell me something. Just what in the hell
do you want?

Oh, I got to go to work.

See you later.

Do it. Go to work.

Just get the hell out of my hair for a
while.

Hey, that's my man.

Thanks.

You like him, don't you?

Hey,

what a guy. Hey, what a guy. Look who
just showed up.

Here's a clean glass this time,
Schmucko.

Look who's here.

On time for a change?

Yeah.

What kind of, uh... I... What's that?

I mean, I should go.

Hey.

Tommy, how you doing? Hey, pretty good.
What's happening?

I don't know. Saving lives, is it?

Yeah, it was pretty slow out there, man.

Oh, there was this one old fat old
broad, though. She got caught in a

Sucked her right on out.

What'd you do? You keep her? You throw
her back?

Oh, I let her go, man. I was eating
lunch.

Hey, Eric, what the hell happened to you
today, man? You missed the volleyball

tournament. I was taking care of
business.

Oh, business like maybe Monica pulling
your chain business?

Get off Monica's case. Oh, she's all
right.

Speaking of Monica, she asked me if,
uh...

You could get me some of that Colombian.

No problem.

How much you want?

An Aussie? You got it.

Good. Bring it around tomorrow, man.

You could do a little playing instead of
just taking up space.

Me?

You want me to play?

Hey, boss, I thought you'd never ask.

You're the only one.

Play a love song for me.

Sweetie, listen, I got a Porsche out in
my parking lot.

It's really good, isn't it? Why don't I
buy a little drink and we discuss where

we'd like to go?

I think I'm going to be sick.

Please don't.

Come on, give it a try. Just one little
drink won't hurt you.

Sure.

Forget it, Laura.

A Porsche is all he's got.

Sorry.

Hello, ladies.

These are for you.

Thank you.

May I sit down?

I love your style.

I also like your tip.

I like that.

Direct.

I like that.

Laura. Laura.

Be right back, okay?

Come on, darling.

Let's go.

Now we're ready.

I live right across the street. Oh,
yeah? Well, great.

Let's kind of take our time here.

Great.

My name is Eric.

Hi, Eric. I'm Laura.

Nice, vicious cock.

Oh, that's so nice. You're just so
close. You don't have to do this more

Oh.

Oh, you're such a fat thing.

Fat and hot.

Oh, that's it. Yeah.

Get on the couch.

I always thought you were cute.

Your friend the piano man is cute too.

I got you all.

Thank you.

Ah.

Thank you.

Oh, that's hot.

Oh God.

I heard there's a new club opening soon.

Yeah? Where?

Some place up on 3rd Street, I think.

Wouldn't it be great if the job was
there?

With me singing and you playing piano?

We'd be stars.

Up there in front of everybody.

Yeah.

Can you imagine being up there?

Everybody would be seeing us. Everybody
would be watching us.

You know, you really gotta get some new
tape.

All you have here is classical stuff.

What ever happened to that kid's tape I
loaned you?

I gave it back to you.

Oh yeah, I forgot.

Maybe we should maybe get a hold of Judy
and Steve, and maybe Zeke too.

I mean, wouldn't we make a better
impression if we had a band behind us?

Maybe. Listen, I know the band didn't
work last time, but I'm sure this time

will.

Maybe.

How come you're so down?

What's the matter with you lately?

I don't know.

I'm fine.

I'm okay.

Yeah, well, you could have fooled me.

I think it's all that long -haired stuff
you've been into playing lately.

That put me down, too.

I don't know why you waste your time
with all those lessons.

I can understand the standards that we
have to play for the bar, but

It's so funny.

What?

It's Chopin.

Chopin. Say it for me.

Chopin. Good.

Good. I like Chopin.

He's a wonderful composer. I like it.

Well, we'll see how much you like it
after the band's back together and we're

working up that new club.

Just think of it, honey.

All that publicity we're going to get
from the club opening.

And maybe there'll be record people
there.

And then maybe we could, maybe we could
find somebody to help us make a record.

We'd be stars, baby.

Is that the only way to shut you up?

I don't think we'll need these two
services.

What do I want?

You need to...

Like the trains in Italy.

Always on time.

Do you feel better? Much.

Did you miss me?

Did you get me anything?

Oh, Charles.

Go ahead, open it. What is it?

Go ahead, open it.

Oh.

They're beautiful.

Oh,

Charles. Here.

I can get it.

Let me see the mirror.

Oh, they look gorgeous.

They are magnificent.

Oh, so sweet.

What about your wife?

Laura's not expecting me until later
this afternoon.

Oh, that's... Great, we have loads of
time.

I look forward to seeing you.

I miss you so much when you're not in
town.

Oh, would you love for me to suck on
your cock?

Would you like that?

I'd love it, Vicki.

Good. Why don't you get up on the bed?

All right.

That feels wonderful.

You're beautiful.

Oh, yes, Vicky.

Sit on the couch.

That's right.

Oh, you tight little pussy.

It's beautiful.

I've been waiting for you so long.

Put it in.

Be right back.

be good. I got me this cute little beach
brat up there. He just loves

lifeguards. Don't worry, listen.

Last night, you picked up a girl at the
bar, right?

Yeah, Helen. She's mine, too, so forget
it. Don't worry, it's not like that.

I slept with a friend last night. Oh,
yeah?

Yeah.

The morning I got up, she was gone.

Name? I don't remember nothing. It was
one of those. So, uh, you know, I

maybe you could help me out here.

Listen, oh, I know. Try the Bermuda
House spa.

Helen told me that she goes there.

Go on down there and ask her for the
Laura's number yourself.

Good.

All right, thanks, buddy. But listen,
Helen's mine. Don't forget.

No, there's no problem there, really.
Okay. Listen, I owe you one. Okay, see

later, buddy.

All tanned. Sweet.

Let's turn around in the chair.

Oh, my neck went big so hard, baby.

Oh, I'm sorry, baby.

Oh,

you're so hot.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh.

Oh. Oh. Oh. Oh.

Oh.

Get right on that hard cock.

Is there a Helen Madigan here anywhere?

Yeah. Helen!

Over there.

Um, I was told that I could find you
here.

I'm looking for Laura.

How did you find me here anyway?

Well, Tommy told me.

Tommy? Oh, he's fine.

Did you bring him with you?

No, no, I didn't bring him with me.
Tommy's on lifeguarding today. I was

with him.

Anyway, he told me that I could probably
find you here.

Well, now that you've tracked me down,
Piano Man...

Well, you could give me Laura's number.

I can't do that, Don.

No, no, no, no. You don't understand,
you see.

We slept together last night, but this
morning she... Hey, I don't want to hear

any details. You guys probably had a lot
of fun knowing Laura.

And you're probably a really nice guy.
But if she didn't give you her phone

number, she probably had her own
reasons, you know?

Okay. Sorry.

I'll give you my number.

And you give it to her, okay?

Okay. But I can't even promise that
she'll call you.

Just promise me you'll give her the
number, okay? Okay, I'll do that. Do you

have a pen, phone, paper?

Now, Donna, where would I keep that
stuff?

Come on.

They probably have something in there.

You'll never guess who I just ran into.

Who? Your piano man from last night. So
that's what happened to you, huh?

You didn't tell him I was here, did you?

No, but he asked for your phone number.

Did you give it to him?

No, but I got his right here.

And I think he definitely wants to see
you again, too.

Hello?

back into the phone call.

Oh, no, thanks, I can't tonight. I gotta
work.

Why don't you come out by the bar, buy
your drink?

Yeah, I'll buy.

Okay, good.

Yeah, there. I don't know.

Hi, Dennis.

Here's to our manager, Greg.

Hi,

Eric.

Hello, Julie.

Julie, that's two.

How you doing, Judy?

Does anybody have any wine around here?
I've got some diamond grass in here

somewhere. There's some wine in the
kitchen if you want to go.

You're

really

stoned, aren't you?

What have you been doing?

Nothing. Just hanging out.

Come on. What have you been doing?

Nothing. We just thought we'd come over
to cheer you up.

You've been on such a bummer lately.

Besides, Judy knows the guy that owns
the new club.

She said she'd interview me.

Oh, yeah, Irv. Oh, he's a great guy.

He knows all the records.

Yeah.

So how's, uh, how's Steve?

I don't know. And I don't care.

I haven't even seen him.

I don't want any wine.

Come on.

What are you doing?

No, thank you. I don't want any wine. I
don't want any smoke.

Come on. Come on.

Oh,

right. We got things to do.

Be careful with that wine. No!

Why would we spill it?

Oh,

poor baby.

You're driving me crazy coming over.

Gladly.

Baby,

use your tongue.

Oh, somebody's crossing the point.

Bye.

Thank you.

Hello?

Eric?

It's Laura.

No, don't stop by.

Where did you learn that?

Oh, this has been one of my favorite
pieces since I was a child.

Gotta be one of the luckiest men in the
world.

Not only by falling in love with a
beautiful woman, but you appreciate the

type of music that I do.

Yeah. Screw over.

Ladies, you sit and watch me each and
every night.

And I'm wondering what's on your mind.

Can you take a guess at what's on mine?

You play the song that's right for you.

I'm in the mood for more romance.

The music dies, but I don't want...

Beside me.

We ride the night. We ride the rhythm
straight through the night.

Making music the way it should be.

Baby won't you come here to me.

Hello, man.

I like to watch the way your fingers
play.

Moving gently, they begin to stay.

Making melodies a long way.

Lady, you sit and watch me each and
every night.

And I'm wondering what's on your mind.

Can you take a guess at what's on my
mind?

You play the song. I play the song
that's right for you.

You come.

Oh, man, your music fills my inner soul.

It touches parts of me just so.

I don't ever plan to let you go.

Lady, I want you with me each and every
night.

Oh, won't you come away with me?

Together we are harmony.

Together we are harmony.

Together we are harmony.

So three years ago after my father died,
I married Charles.

He was good to my family and kind to me.

So has it changed now?

It was good the first year.

But... I don't know. His business got to
be too important and... He doesn't have

time for me anymore.

For us.

I've become a possession.

I know he has other women.

So why don't you just leave him?

I can't leave.

I love him.

Do you?

Do you really love him?

What are you scared of?

I think you'd better go, okay?

Charles should be home soon.

No, but I want to see you again.

I don't know about all this, Eric. I
just can't deal with all of it.

Well, there's nothing to deal with,
really. We just see each other, that's

Look, I just think you'd better go,
okay? Please.

Go around through that way. I don't want
you to come back to the house.

Well, I do want to see you again.

I'll call you.

For Christ's sake, Laura, would you
please stop it? I'm trying to get some

done.

I need to talk to you, Charles.

Give me a good time with you for a
minute.

I'm busy. We'll talk later.

Maybe tomorrow.

That on the recommendation of yours
truly.

Eric Lewis is invited to audition for
the Board of Governors for the

Conservatory of Music on April 27th at
11 a .m. in the morning.

auditory auditorium before a panel of
distinguished judges.

How about that, hot shot?

It's perfect, too.

27th.

That's only 10 days away.

So?

I'm not ready.

I'm not ready to do it. Oh, come on.
That's a lot of bullshit.

Listen, you probably better call them
and cancel them because I'm not good

enough. Oh, come on, will you? You're
good enough, all right.

Eric, you know what your problem is?
You're not ready to make a commitment.

That's your big problem.

You're not ready to work for something.
You've had it easy all your life.

Everything's come falling right in your
lap. You're just too lazy to work for

it. Bullshit.

I'm not lazy. It's a crack -out.

Oh, yeah? Is it?

You're a good pianist, old friend.

A very good pianist. But what do you do
with it?

Huh? What do you do with it? All night
long, you go to some sleazy piano bar

with a bunch of drums and play there.

And then hang out on the beach all day
chasing cunt.

I come here and practice.

Sure you do, but you don't take it
seriously.

It's all a whim, a fad. Something just
to pass your time with.

Eric, look.

Use your talent.

Go to that audition.

This is your chance to make something of
your life.

Monica, how's that outfit going for you?

Well, I think it's a little small.

Come in here. Let me have a look at it
and see.

Well, that's small about that. That's
exactly what we wanted. Something skimpy

like that.

That makes the boys' mouths dry. It
makes them buy that booze, baby.

Every club I've ever had, girls wore
outfits like that, and it's been a

success. Why?

Because of outfits like that.

Don't you think it's a little short?

Maybe if they wanted to see Victorian
fashions, they could go visit the Queen

England. That's what sells booze.

Are you sure this is legal?

It's legal, and if it's not legal, I've
got friends with the police department.

We'll not have any troubles like that.

You wear that outfit and sing in my
club, I'll let your boyfriend play

Then it's a deal?

Have a toot on it?

All right.

Got some good shit.

I try to keep a little stuff on hand for
my special friends.

Am I a special friend?

Could be.

I can't believe that it was this easy.

I reckon I got a job.

Hold on, wait a second.

Monica, I'm a businessman, and I have to
do things in a business -like fashion.

When I do something for someone... I
expect that he'll do something for me.

What do you mean?

I think you get the picture.

I got the picture.

Oh, it's nice.

My goodness, this looks like this is
going to prove to be a mighty

evening.

Baby, that's good pussy there.

Sure is going to be swell having a nice
little hot piece like you around.

Come up here and thank for your supper
anytime.

Did you enjoy yourself these past few
evenings, my dear?

What are you talking about?

You know perfectly well what I'm talking
about.

Did you have fun with your piano player
tonight?

Look, Charles, I'm really tired.

Can we talk about this tomorrow?

Tired? What a shame.

Didn't you hear I'm having a party
tonight?

You're the haunted guest.

Billy! Billy!

Let's move. Stop! You're hurting me!
Stop!

Don't worry about it, Laura.

This will be over.

Billy, you're going to shoot at me!

Don't worry.

Get undressed.

Get undressed!

A little more sensuality.

It's very magical.

Very nice tonight, dear.

Very nice.

Now

lie

down.

Lie down.

Just lie down.

Go ahead and put your coat on.

I don't want

to see them get hard, you understand?

this hand to play with your tit.

That's right.

Try that inside.

You know, I should have realized years
ago that only a fool marries a whore

he can rent.

You bet.

Now this, darling, is a whore.

Do you recognize yourself?

Kiss my dick.

You're crazy.

I'm not going anywhere.

Sit down and enjoy the show.

I want you to watch very carefully,
darling.

Because you're going to need technique
like this in a few years.

You understand?

No, I don't understand you.

You better start understanding me.

For years you've been a whore with my
money.

Now you'll have to learn to make your
own.

It's not such a hard thing to do.

Sit down and watch.

Relax.

Just watch, yeah.

Why make love when you can always fuck
for fun?

Good, isn't it?

No, it isn't. Great.

I thought I should have married you.

Charles, I can't take this anymore.

Let me show her, huh, baby?

Uh huh.

Yeah.

Where the hell have you been, Eric?

What are you doing here, Monica?

What do you mean, what am I doing here?

I've been trying to find you for days.
Where have you been?

I've been busy.

What?

I've been busy.

Yeah.

Well, who is she?

Who the hell are you to come barging in
here like this? What do you mean, who

the hell am I?

I've been working my tail off trying to
get the band going.

I even got us an audition with the new
rock club.

Who told you to do that?

You did.

We had plans, Eric.

Wait a second.

Wait a second.

You had plans.

I didn't have any plans.

I'm tired of this whole thing, Monica.

I'm just sick and tired. It's all a
downhill slide to me now.

The music, rock and roll.

The band... I'm tired of coasting
through life.

We've been together.

Come on, you know how horny I get with
you.

Stop it.

It doesn't work for me anymore.

The whole thing.

Time for a change.

Yeah, I know it's late, Paul, I know,
but I had to talk to her.

Listen, do you still have that
invitation to the conservatory?

Yeah, I'm going.

Great.

I'll be right over.

Charles what, my dear?

Laura, I'm leaving town. I want you to
come with me.

Don't do this to me, please. You know I
can't come with you. Yes, you can come

with me if you want to.

I believe my wife said she doesn't wish
to be with you. This is none of your

business. Now, you just stay out of it.

I love you, and I think you love me.

Please come with me.

Oh, Eric.

Look, this man... This man couldn't
possibly love you.

I think we've had enough of this.

Please come with me.

I'm going to wait five minutes, Laura.

Please come with me.

I love you.

I told you.