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and Sinners...

[Det. St. Claire] Jabari Morris.
Consider him armed and
dangerous.

[Jabari] They thought
they had me.

I'd be very careful
Lieutenant Hawkins.

People that cross me,
tend not to stick around.

That should hold everyone
off for awhile until we
figure this out.

Where have you been?

I was out late doing music,
you know how I get.

Really? Making music, Miles?

Admit that you are a lying,
cheating bastard. Go ahead,
say it. Come on.

Say it!

Here.

What is this?

[Tamara] The good news I
had to share with you.

What makes you think that
me or this church needs
your financial help?

Because you have that same
desperate, hungry glean in your
eye that the late

Pastor had.

[Rex] There's still one debt
that ain't been paid yet.

But it's gonna be paid.

I done seen him cripple people
for less than what you owe.

We don't have the money,
I'm tryin' to tell you.

No look, I'm tellin' you that
you better get it.

[Rex] Watch this, young blood.

[man]
Mm‐hmm.

He's dead. He don't
even know it yet.

Levi?

No, him.

Five more moves, you gone.

Thinkin' five moves ahead, huh?

Aren't you?

Always.

So we got this church thing
locked up yet?

Yeah.

I told you I handle it, and I
am.

But um...

it's just another player in
the game right now, so...

process is... goin'
a little slow.

Yeah I hear you.

But I gotta tell you

I'm gettin' real tired of
this stalemate Jabari.

It's time you upped your game.

Or game over.

And you know how I do it.

I've given you enough time.

What's your next move?

Equity.

We need to
liquidate your assets.

Now you just bought
yourself one more move.

But you still dead.

Now why I got to liquidate? The
church owes me money.

But what was the plan from jump?

Own the whole block.

And whatever I don't
own, I control.

That's exactly what I was
workin' on before your boy Levi

came in and messed everything
up.

You just committed suicide,
you know that, right?

Let me tell you something.

You know how
Alexander the Great,

Attila the Hun,

and Genghis Khan got their
little piece of the world?

Hmm?

How?

Muscle.

Torture.

Death.

That's how you do it.

You understand?

You take what you want.

And you don't apologize
to nobody about how you
get it done.

Fair enough.

But do you know how we got
Alaska for 2 cents an
acre from Russia?

Let me hear.

A contract.

See, sometimes your
mind is your muscle.

I'm listening'.

Equity.

The value of an asset less the
liability on that asset.

You get rid of the liability...

take over the asset.

So what you gonna do?

Conquer.

♪ DOWN LIFT YOUR HANDS
GIVE GOD THE PRAISE ♪

♪ I FELL SO HARD

♪ LOST MY FAITH IN GOD

♪ I COULDN'T EVEN PRAY

♪ SO I SAY

♪ WE'RE JUST SINNERS

♪ SAVED BY GRACE

‐ Hi!
‐ Hey beautiful.

What's up fam? You
out there burnin'?

‐ Look who here, you know I am
B! What's good with you boy?
‐ That's what I'm talkin' about.

Hey... that piece right
there is mine, right?

I don't know, maybe.

Man, I brought currency.

Okay, we gon' talk, we
gon' talk, come on.

Hey Paige.

Levi!

How you doin'?

Oh my God! I can't
believe you're here.

Look at you! New York
looks good on you.

Thank you, and you in here
lookin' all like Martha Stewart.

Please... Martha Stewart don't
have nothin' on greens like me.

Thank you.

‐ How long has it been?
‐ Too long.

You know Jada doesn't
even know who you are.

Come on, let's go get you
some southern cookin'.

♪ Don't I always pray for you

♪ 'Cause somebody
did that for me

♪ Somebody did that for me

[ ALL TALKING AT ONCE ]

♪ That's why I live
life to the fullest

♪ So yes I live
life to the fullest

♪ And I will never take
credit for his blessing to a
saint from a sinner

♪ So it's ‐ Oh my God ‐ Yeah

♪ Started won't you give a
sinner like me

♪ Like me ‐ Yeah

♪ Oh my God ‐ Yeah

♪ I just can't believe his love
for me ‐ Yeah

♪ Oh my god ‐ Yeah ‐ Why do you
do it yeah ‐ oh yeah

[ MUSIC FADES OUT ]

Thanks for
inviting me over, man.

A home cooked meal is
exactly what I needed.

Yeah man, anytime, you know.

Family is everything, right?

[LEVI] Family is everything.

So we gonna dance around it, or
we gonna talk about this?

Come on cuz, you know I got a
job that keeps my family livin'
like this.

And what job is that?

Come on man, don't make this any
harder than it already is.

Okay, look, either we do
this the easy way...

or I gotta do it the hard way,
and I don't want that.

Look I been holdin' Rex off
for as long as I can.

Yet you smarter than this.

Yo why you workin' for Rex in
the first place, Bari?

Oh I'm workin' for Rex because
he was there for me when no
one else was.

Everybody did what they
had to do, and so did I.

But everybody got
some dirt on them.

Mine just on the surface.

Baby, comin' in?

I'm about to put Jada down.

Yeah I'll be right there.

[Lady Ella] A watched
pot never boils Tinie.

You scared me.

Well I'm surprised
to see you here.

So does this sleepover
mean I'm forgiven?

Of course I forgive you mom.

You're the only
family I have left.

Well did you make
enough coffee for two?

I'm sorry...

I guess it was instinctual.

Just trying to stay connected.

It's okay baby.

I miss him too.

So...

you want to talk about it?

What, how crazy men are, or how
crazy they make you feel?

Now, are you
speaking about Miles...

or your first love?

‐ Who do you mean?
‐ Now you know who I mean.

Levi.

Girl even a fool can see how
much you care for each other.

Levi is married‐

Yes, and so is Miles.

It seems every man I choose
has perfected sinning...

but not honesty.

Does that ring any bells?

Well baby, nobody is honest.

I just want you to be happy.

To know what it feels like
to really be loved by

a man who can love
you completely.

You don't think I want that too?

I grew up watching you and
dad, the perfect couple.

Do you know what it feels like
to walk in a room alone?

Yeah.

Now more than you can imagine.

But you know...

baby there are some
good men out there.

And you are going to find one.

You may have found him already.

Mommy loves my
little Tiney‐Weeny.

[PHONE RINGING]

[Lady Ella] This is a list of
prime donors. Don't come back

here without signed checks from
each one of them to add to the
campaign fund, okay?

Great, thanks.

[Rex]
Hey.

Can I have a word with you?

What do you think you're
doing showing up here?

You're jeopardizing my
campaign, people talk!

Ooooh‐weee!

Look at you, Ella Mae.

I always knew you were
destined for great things.

Even before you
knew it yourself.

Look at what we did.

We?

We. Yeah, we.

It was my money that opened
those doors, am I right?

Look, I told you I'd
pay you back...

as soon as the
insurance money came in.

Then we are settled.

You really expect
me to wait for that?

Look here.

Your husband signed the church
over to me a long time ago.

Rex I am not going to do this‐

Don't tell me what
you're not gonna do.

Look at me.

Turn around and
look at me, Ella.

Look at me, damn it!

Now you think I'm
playing with you.

I didn't come here
to play, Ella.

Now you'll do
what I tell you to do.

Or I'll bulldoze that campus and
sell it to the highest bidder.

Make it a mini‐mall,

big box,

strip club, I don't
really give a damn.

And anybody that stands in my
way can protest from underneath
a bed of concrete.

Do you understand me?

That quit claim deed is barely
worth the paper it's printed on.

The church's mortgage
is upside down.

You're lying.

Look at me, you are lying. Don't
lie to me, don't lie to me Ella!

‐ Don't stand here and lie to
me!
‐ Rex, Rex...

Why don't we
help each other out?

No you need to help me
by getting my money.

Yeah but I thought we
were in this together.

What are you talkin' about?

I'm going to be the
mayor of Cypress.

A powerful mayor with
ties to the community.

And a bag full of favors.

Really?

Then what's in it for me?

You don't want a church Rex.

How the hell you
know what I want?

You don't want to keep
loaning people money

out of bags and back rooms.

You want a bank.

You want to build office parks.
You want to own the paper to
land development deals.

I know what kind of
man you are, Rex.

I know what you need.

And what is that, Ella?

An ally at City Hall.

A friend who can vouch for you
at meetings, introduce you to
the right people who

sign checks. Close deals.

Why own a block...

when you can own
buildings and subdivisions?

I like that.

But what's in it for you?

I get to keep my
father's church. And...

I get to stay close to
a man with power.

Nah.

It's not enough
collateral for me.

What do you want?

Money.

Rex, I don't have‐

I want weekly payments.

You understand?

You can call 'em
good faith payments.

Hmm?

And if you win the election...

we can call it a deposit.

But let me tell you something...

if you miss a payment...

or you loose the election...

you might as well call that the
Church of Rex in Christ.

You understand me?

Now you know what I do.

Stop playin' games with me.

Look at me.

So sexy.

So sexy.

[KNOCK AT THE DOOR]

[Rachel] Excuse me, Ella you're
running late for your next
appointment.

Is everything good in here?

Everything's great.

Is there something I
can help you with?

No, you can't help me.

Unless you plan to be the
next mayor of Cypress.

It's always good to see you.

Good seeing you. I'll
let myself out.

Thank you.

What was that about?

That son‐of‐a‐bitch.

No, what was that?

We can't talk about this here.

Give me a minute Kwame,
I'm not going with her.

How long has he had the deed?

Doesn't really mater now.

We've got to find a way to keep
him quiet and out of sight until
this election.

Then I'ma find his ass and lock
him up my first day of office.

But until then.

If we got to play his game, bam!
I don't care if it's stolen,
counterfeit, whatever!

I'll pay them back
after the election.

I'll use the walk around
funds. Harder to trace.

What's that?

I keep cash on hand
for election day.

Shuttling voters to the polls,
paying people to wear shirts...

hold signs on the corner.

Who does that?

Who doesn't do it?

I'll handle Rex. You
stay focused.

[Lady Ella]
Kwame, let's go.

[ENGINE STARTS UP]

Yo, I went in for lunch, and
Smokey must've run out of wood,
'cause he baked them ribs.

How did he run out of wood?

I'm just sayin' homey.

Them ribs was baked.

Man you know what?

I was in there Rex. I
had a rib sandwich.

I had coleslaw, I had baked
beans and I had a grape soda.

They were not baked.
No sir, no way.

Lemme ask you a question.

Mm‐hmm. Shoot.

Did you see smoke?

Did I see smoke?

When you went in
the restaurant...

you walked through the door...

did you see smoke in there?

Smoke...

If you went in the restaurant,
and you ain't seen no smoke,
then them ribs was what?

Baked!

[LAUGHING]

Let it marinate. Let
it marinate baby.

‐ What's up?
‐ Boss man.

So uh...

how it go with the
equity, we straight?

We more than straight.

We about to run the
world, baby.

‐ You got something for me?
‐ Yeah.

We're finally back to
one after the shut down.

Nice. I like it.

[CELL PHONE CHIMES]

Gimme a second.

[CELL PHONE CHIMES]

These fools tryin' to
play games with me.

I need you to go get your little
fake‐ass corporate thuggin'
cousin straight.

You don't got to worry
about him. I got you.

I'm goin' to do a
pick up tonight.

I need you to make
sure it's straight J.

'Cause you know money
and blood don't mix.

He definitely knows what's up.

No.

I need you...

To show him what's up.

Go to work.

[Levi]
Well what kind of
charges am I facing?

What kind of time am
I lookin' at?

Are you kidding me? Martha
Stewart got eight months on a
ranch for the exact same charge.

I'm not doin' 10 years for
this, man. You gotta get
me out of this.

[Angela]
Levi, oh.

I gotta go.

The block party committee loved
your ideas for the event.

That's great.

You know what? I needed to
ask you something.

When did we ever get
a P. O. Box?

Must've been for Pastor
Johnson's personal mail.

I'll empty it out and I'll pay
that bill with my petty cash.

Um, there's no such thing as
petty cash. Any cash you see
around here isn't petty.

Well really, I do need to help
on that case, it's gotten
serious, okay?

Alright, thank you.

I can't figure out what the
Pastor was up to.

I called Levi in hoping he could
shed some light on the holes in
this investigation.

Think I have an idea.

Call history. From the phone.

Turns out it belonged to
Pastor Johnson after all.

Of course it is. A Pastor with
a burner. Nothing in this case
surprises me anymore.

I bet this will.

Who's that?

Remember when that kid said he
saw the Pastor on the phone?

This is who he was talkin' to?

Yep. Walter Steinberg.

He's wanted in 5 states,
including this one.

For murder?

No. In 2005, he was hustling
cougars on the Upper Eastside.

After that he graduated to
embezzlement

before moving his scams to
churches.

What type of charisma does this
guy have to keep conning people
out of their money?

Let's see...

2009 he was charged with running
a Ponzi scheme.

It seems his attorney got him
off on a technicality.

Hey, you got your notes on the
Pastor's financials?

Mm‐hmm.

Look at this.

Whenever the Pastor made a large
cash withdrawal from his account

a call went to
Steinberg the same day.

Must be back to his old ways.

It makes sense, given the
Pastor's financial problems.

We need to find this guy.

How, he has 10
different aliases.

Thank you for coming Levi.

We need you to shed some
light on a situation we've
been working on.

Anything to help with the
Pastor's murder investigation.

Good.

Have a seat.

Initially this was going to be a
follow‐up interview...

but we just found a break
in the case we think you
can help us with.

Okay.

Does this guy look
familiar to you?

Okay.

Can you file this under the
new platform?

Mail from Pastor
Johnson's P. O. Box.

Thanks Angela, I
appreciate it.

But I'm busy, so I
can't chat.

Why are there so many
insurance checks?

The clinic hasn't been open that
long, and there are not that
many patients.

Why do you think they're
insurance checks?

One of them was open.

you had no right to
open that mail.

Your business is with
the church.

The clinic is part of the church
and I wanted to make sure there
wasn't a mistake.

And as far as I know,
Mother Harris has never
visited the clinic.

So why is there an insurance
claim in her name?

You don't know what you're
talking about.

Yes I do. The key for that P. O.
Box was hidden amongst other
things in Pastor's office.

And if Levi hadn't come across
it while he was cleaning it out

the only other person that
would've known about it was you.

And that box was stuffed.

What's your point?

I want to know what you and
Pastor were up to.

Do you like your job and your
cute little apartment?

You were a four dollar
ho on the corner before my
dad brought you to this church

and turned your life around.

Now if you want to keep your
new life, and keep your old
past a secret...

you'll shut your mouth.

You're so stupid and naive.

Do you really think it was
just the good word that got
me this lifestyle?

Hmm? I'm not afraid of
you princess.

And it's gonna take a whole lot
more than your pathetic little
threat to keep me quiet.

What do you want, Angela?

Half.

[CAR ENGINE IDLING]

And call the graphic designer
and check on the status of the
billboard display.

No, it's too early for the
phone trees.

Direct mailing will cover those.

[SCREAMING]

[man]
Shut up!

‐ Go, go, go!
‐ Go, go!

Can you describe
who grabbed you?

All I remember is... being
dragged into a van.

There is...
four men inside.

They wanted the
campaign money.

I wouldn't give it to them.
That's when they hurt me.

And they...
wouldn't... stop.

That's enough for now.

She needs to rest.

What happened to Rachel?
Is she going to be okay?

She'll be fine,
poor thing.

Who did this?

Who do you think?

Rex? But why?

I know that you know about
Pastor's struggles.

But what you don't know is
I've been having some of
my own lately.

It's not cheap to run
for Mayor, even if it
is just Cypress.

But I thought your campaign
was going good?

It didn't start out
like that.

I need to know that I
can trust you with what
I'm about to say next.

Yeah.

I borrowed money from Rex.

You what?

I know, I know, but my back was
against the wall.

I thought that if there was any
fallback, it would be on me.

But, collateral damage never
even entered my mind.

You and Pastor are definitely
made for each other.

No matter where you are,
trouble seems to find you.

This is just a warning.

I need to figure things out
before he makes his next move.

I need help, Levi.

Okay.

[ SIGHS ]

Mr. Steinberg,
its Levi.

I was thinking about our
previous conversation.
I'm in. Let's meet.

Tonight?

Okay good. That work's
for me. See you then.

[ SIGHS ]

It's Levi. I set the
meeting with Steinberg.

Okay.

Hello!

Hello.

Tamara Austin?

Yep, that's me.

You look familiar.
Do I know you?

Hmm. You know you look
familiar to me as well.

Funny, huh?

When did you start feeling
uncomfortable?

I dunno, I guess it's been
about a month now?

When was your last pap smear?

Not long ago.

Were there any abnormalities?

Nope, not really.

Have you had any other pain?

Honey when you're married to
Miles Callaway,

the pain and suffering it just,
you know, goes away and becomes
part of the daily ritual.

For years women have been
throwing themselves at Miles,

and for years Miles has been
throwing them back.

All those late nights Miles said
he was at church meetings,

choir practice,

Having drinks with some
distraught member of the
congregation,

He left out the details about
spending time with the lowly
Pastor's daughter.

Who doesn't have enough
sexy to find her own man.

I understand,
you're angry.

Angry?

Now why would I be
angry about a preacher not
teaching his own daughter

the difference between
love and sex? Hmm?

Yeah, let me help you
out here. Let's see.

That's love.

[ KNOCKS ]
Pastor Greene?

‐ Yeah?
‐ Am I disturbing you?

No. Won't you come over
and take a seat.

So you want to tell me
why you're here?

Pastor, from time to time, a
member of the congregation

will take me into
their confidence.

This member of the
congregation though he's in
a difficult situation

He's married and, uh,
there's another woman.

So, what advice did
you give him?

Well, I didn't know what to tell
him. I told him I'd come to you.

On his behave.

What should I tell him?

I mean, can a man
love two women?

I mean no. Not unless this
man is Moses, Lemach,
Abraham, or David.

I mean, there's adulterers all
through the bible.

So he's in good company?

I wouldn't say good...

But he's not the first man who's
stepped outside of his marriage.

But‐but don't you think this
member of the congregation is in
need of more salvation

or forgiveness, because the
physical act has already ‐‐

God told Adam not to
partake of the fruit.

I mean it doesn't make the act
any less disobedient because Eve

was the only woman in the
garden with him.

I see.

Look, it's clear that Adam went
on to do amazing things,

and he redeemed himself for the
sin that he committed.

The brother told me he's
considering leaving his wife
for the other woman.

A man should always
covet his wife in all matters,
mentally and physically.

Extra marital affairs are
just that, Miles ‐‐ extra.

And a man can only carry a
hundred pound sack around
this world but for so long.

And deception is heavier
than a hundred pounds.

[ BIRDS CHIRPING \}

Tam, what are you doing?

I picked this time of
day because I didn't think
you'd be here.

Tam come on, you
can't be serious.

Tamara please I can
change. Look I bought all these
new things for the baby.

I... I... even ordered
new baby books.

You think ordering books is
going to change anything?

Sad thing is I want to believe
you, I really do...

But I can't anymore. It's
exactly how I ended up here in
the first place.

Okay, so forget about the
books. I can change.

I need you.
You can't just give up on us.

Us? Us? You ‐ you have never
understood that concept Miles.

Alright? The only us I care
about now is me and my baby.

I will send for the rest of
my things later.

Tam...

Tamara.

Tam.

Tam, talk to me.

Tam.

Give us a chance.

Tam, give me a chance.

I can't even look at
you right now.

I need my space.

[ SAD MELODY ]

[ SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC ]

[ SUSPENSEFUL MUSIC ]

Good Evening!

So, is it all there?

It's all there.

[ LAUGHS ] I told you we were
going to make a killing on
this and I meant it.

[ POLICE SIRENS ]

[ Steinberg ]
Damn it.

[ YELLING ]
Get out of the car!

Out of the car now!

‐ Hands on your head.
‐ Alright.

‐ Both hands on your head.
‐ Yea, Yea.

Turn around.

Hey let him go,
he's with us.

‐ What did you do?
‐ Come on.

‐ What did you do Levi?
‐ Keep quiet.

You have the right to remain
silent anything you say

can and will be used against
you in a court of law.

Thank you for what you did.

Appreciate it.

Tell us why your number is
the last call in a dead man's
burner phone.

I don't know what
you're talking about.

How are you connected
to the murder of a
prominent pastor

who was having
financial problems?

Y'know, when you run a ponzi
scheme across state lines,

it's a federal offense.

In the morning you'll be
standing in front of a judge

for charges of racketeering,
theft by deception,

and possibly obstruction.

[ SIGHS ]

I don't know. I'd hate
to lose jurisdiction,

but maybe we should let the feds
take a crack at this guy?

Madoff got, what?
One hundred years?

Wait! I had nothing to do
with it. I was just as
surprised as anyone.

Prove it. Tell us what
happened that night.

[ PHONE VIBRATING ]
Hello?

Hey, are we on track with our
resources to move forward?

Yeah, We got a new source.

So we should be really ahead
of schedule now.

And this new resource
understands the nature
of this deal?

We need the full amount
deposited by end of
business tomorrow,

so the account continues
to look legit.

Hey the whole deal falls
apart if the account

doesn't look flush to
prospective 'clients'.

You know that, right?

By this time tomorrow,
everything should be good.

Alright. Let's connect
again when everything's
said and done. Cool?

Wait!
[ GUNSHOTS ]

I didn't know what to think
until I heard he was dead.

And you never
came forward.

I didn't know anything.
I still don't.

Hey, what is this? I told
you everything you wanted
to know.

Shut up okay, before we let
Atlantic City know they

can add solicitation
to your sheet.

Amongst other things.
Let's go.

Hey!

Ya'll planning on keeping
my phone, you might be

mannerly enough and
pay for it.

You can speak to the Desk
Sergeant in the morning.

She'll point you toward
evidence lock up.

I spoke with the neighborhood
Senior Lead Officer

and he told me how there
were thousands of phones

cluttering up
the place everywhere.

Then I suspect the SLO
told you the address...

He told me that I might get some
reward money for helping
you find that car.

The only thing we found was
there are about five million
drivers with the same vehicle.

7CAX as in
X‐ray 27.

What's that?

The license plate number.

What?

You knew the license
plate number? Why didn't
you say anything?

If you wanted it all you
had to do is ask.

Are you sure that
number's correct?

Are you sure you gonna bring
my reward money?

If it pans out.

Then I'm sure.

This is St. Charles
in homicide.

I need the wants and
warrants for license

seven ‐ charlie ‐ alpa‐
x‐ray ‐ two ‐ seven.

Yes of course I know
a digit's missing.

Does that mean we're
back to square one?

Depending on how many
combinations they have.

We might be back to
lots of square ones.

Yeah?

We got a hit.

We found the car?

We got the car, we got
the murderer.

Wait. Wait.
Not so fast...

Where did you say the last
location of the car was?

[ SCOFFS ]
Thanks.

We already have it.

‐ Where?
‐ It's one of ours.

Le!

What's up Bari?

Can't believe you
selling this place.

Well, desperate times.

What are you doing here?

We got some unfinished
business, man.

I wish I had the money for you.

I've already had a really
bad day. I'm going in.

Look cuz, I was hoping for
some better news.

Yeah, well that's all
the news I got.

OKay? The church is having
problems. I'm having problems.

That's why I'm selling my
grandmothers house.

It's not going to
be that easy cuz.

Times up.

And what does that
mean, exactly?

You know what it is.

I never thought once he gave me
this ring, I would be pregnant
and squatting on your couch.

Girl what you gonna do?

I don't know. I just know I
can't be in that house anymore.

Check one, check two.

I can't believe this.

Girl let me get my check.

‐ Tam!
‐ Excuse me. Check please.

‐ Thank you.
‐ Don't go.

I wrote this song about
somebody special.

It's called "Pain."

It's twenty‐two to one
out here. And you know I know.

You need to be really sure
before you walk away.

[ VOCALIZING ]

♪ Yeah, babe.

♪ Yo‐o‐o‐u‐u

♪ Oh babe

♪ Hey dear I'm in so real

♪ in tears, in pain

♪ I blame insane

♪ I'm shamed

♪ A broken failure

♪ Distraught and lost

♪ But at the same time

♪ It's all because I want
to save this love ♪

♪ Cause I hate what I did

♪ And when I look
in the mirror ♪

♪ Baby I flip on myself

♪ And the hard part for me

♪ is that I hurt the
heart of me and ♪

♪ I want so bad to
make it right ♪

♪ So I'm saying tonight

♪ Whatever's wrong

♪ say it

[ GRUNTING AND SHUFFLING ]
♪ And girl I'll make it right

Whatever you want

[ SCREAMING ]
♪ Just name it

♪ And I'll do it tonight
Come on.

♪ Cause baby I can't
walk away ♪

♪ Not when you mean
so much to me ♪

♪ Because you hold the
key to my sanity ♪

♪ And if you take
your love away ♪

♪ I'm in pain

♪ Talking low

♪ Unfocused

♪ If we don't work
this out... ♪

[ MUSIC CONTINUES ]

♪ Pain