Original subtitles

We're closing. When?

About six weeks.

I'm sorry, Stevie. HE SIGHS

Sandra, that is my mother's signature.

I can't be involved in this!

And it was my husband, Jen. It was Gerry.

We go to the Police Ombudsman, it'll snowball.

HELEN: Hello, Geraldine? I have some documents

I think you need to see.

Look at it! Court case collapsed like that.

The McIntyres!

It stinks.

He needs to talk to you!

I don't need to talk to him!

How significant is the threat on my mate,

Constable Annie Conlon?

You need to be somewhere safe!

I need to be somewhere I know! You have no idea.

Well, actually, Amira, she does.

RAB: You have stayed away from your family so far.

If you ever try to change that, I will come for you.

Every Ginley in Dublin, coming north,

looking for your head.

This is a cartel, Helen.

Mexico, Trinidad, Ireland, UK -

you know that, and you know who's behind it.

Yeah, we know and we can't prove, Colly,

same as it's always been.

Same as it always will be.

This guy's a soldier.

Served with Lee Thompson.

Ah! HE GRUNTS

GRACE: They're the ones that attacked the migrant centre.

And they're the ones that sent that letter.

Why? To blind us.

DOORBELL BUZZES

ENTRY BUZZER

Well done, lads.

Well, a deal's a deal.

I'll give Constable Conlon a proper threat assessment.

Thanks, sir.

BARNEY ON RADIO: Any callsigns. Contact, contact.

Explosive device reported. 16 Drumlin Street.

7-2 needs immediate assistance. Officer down.

All callsigns.

Any callsigns. Contact, contact.

Explosive device reported. 16 Drumlin Street.

7-2 needs immediate assistance. Officer down.

All callsigns.

FIRE ALARM BEEPS

DISTORTED: 7-2, status. What's your status...?

Who is it? Who's down? I don't know.

Come on! SIRENS WAIL

Is it Annie? I don't know, Shane!

Fuck!

SIRENS WAIL

BARNEY: 7-2, sitrep! Give us a sitrep!

MCCLOSKEY: Sergeant McCloskey, Blue 3.

We are one minute out! One minute out!

Annie?

Annie?

Annie, sweetheart...

DISTORTED: Annie, can you hear me? Are you OK?

CLEAR: Annie...

Annie... Annie, are you OK? You're OK...

Annie, are you OK? You OK?

MCCLOSKEY: Check for secondaries!

Have you broken anything? No...

All right, sweetheart. Grace, check her.

You're OK. Annie, are you hurt? No.

Arms good.

Katie... Katie, can you hear me?

Legs good. Let's get this off.

She's alive! Katie, can you hear me?

Are you OK? I'm good, I'm good.

SHE BREATHES HEAVILY

Oh, no...

No, she's bleeding, um...

She's bleeding quite badly.

Check for an ambulance.

Can we get an ETA on an ambulance?

We've got a young girl in her 20s. She's bleeding heavily.

Ambulance... Grace?

Grace, are you OK?

Stevie, where is the ambulance?

Seven minutes out. Seven minutes.

Go to the kitchen and get me a bin bag

and some tape. What?

A plastic bag, some tape - Sellotape, masking tape, whatever.

Yeah. Annie, can you walk? Yeah, yeah.

Then get out. Yeah.

SIRENS APPROACH

TYRES SCREECH

Annie, are you OK? Annie!

Annie?

Annie, you OK?

Yeah?

SHAKILY: Yeah...

The flakker... The flakker took... took the blast...

Cut me six-inch strips. Yeah.

Sarge? Cordon! Cordon the street!

OK.

Shane!

We need to set up a cordon!

Go!

It's OK, Katie... Come on. OK, more.

LABOURED BREATHING

What about that side? No.

RASPING BREATH PLASTIC CRINKLES

BREATHING IMPROVES

Uniform, Uniform,

can we get a sitrep on that ambulance, please?

RADIO: Roger, 7-6.

ETA, five minutes.

Too long.

Let's go!

ENGINE STARTS

SIREN WAILS

DOOR OPENS

At least something works around here.

Any updates from the hospital?

It was a ball bearing, um...

It punctured her ribcage, but she's out of surgery.

She's in ICU.

Er, Skipper...

...that procedure that you did, what was it?

It was a sucking chest wound.

Her lung was about to collapse.

I'm going to be late.

For what?

Teaching a Zumba class.

Teaching a what...?

A Zumba class.

What?

Zumba.

You know it's all going to kick off again

after what happened to Katie Close.

HE SIGHS

Tell me this...

Was it easy...

...leaving social work?

No.

No, just had a stupid dream.

Of this? Yeah.

Weirdo.

SHE LAUGHS

No, everything was changing around me anyway

and I thought it wass probably the best time

for me to change myself.

Why do you ask?

I was just wondering.

You should be resting. Hmm.

I can't believe you're doing this.

Yeah, me neither.

You can get in trouble.

Wouldn't be the first time.

So you lost everything too,

and now you're trying to make sure I hang on to something.

You think she'd ever meet me?

Who?

The girl who was attacked today.

Katie.

Why...?

I don't know.

Goodnight.

Yeah, night.

Thank you, Annie.

Thank you.

Yeah, no sweat.

MOBILE PHONE VIBRATES

SHE CHUCKLES LIGHTLY

OFFICER: Excuse me, can I help you? Just a moment, please!

How did you get in here? Special circumstances.

TV NEWS: In breaking news,

the Office of the Police Ombudsman

has announced a major investigation

into state collusion, allegedly involving

a high-level republican informant.

The informant is alleged to have worked for

both the police and MI5...

Well, here we go. ...over a 30-year period,

and is believed to be awaiting trial...

From now on, everything changes.

...for a number of offences, including drug trafficking.

The Ombudsman has called for a freeze on all files

relating to the alleged informant...

NICOLA: Where did you get this, Geraldine?

We recruited an agent during the Troubles.

He saved lives.

We handed him over to MI5 when the time came.

If you'd like to tell me what's illegal about that

then I'm all ears. He was an agent of chaos.

He built a criminal empire.

Not on my watch!

We'll deal with all that in the investigation.

You don't have a clue, do you?

Not a fucking clue.

SHE SIGHS

Enlighten me.

Who were we supposed to recruit? Choirboys?

Some of our agents did bad things -

that's why they were credible.

Arguably you crossed the line.

"The line"?

You weren't even born then.

Do you know, the reason you can go into town today

without worrying about being blown to pieces

is because people like me stood on that line.

And we made decisions on that line.

Life on one side,

death on the other.

And we did that day after day,

night after night.

And sometimes that line shifted under us.

Other times, it faded so we couldn't even see it,

but we still stood there, every day.

So don't talk to me about the fucking line!

News of this Police Ombudsman investigation

is going to cause a lot of unrest in some communities.

Tina McIntyre,

Mo McIntyre,

they could become targets because they're associated with

the alleged state agent known as Farset.

And that's James McIntyre?

We can't officially say that.

So everybody else can say it except for us?

Look, just...

...stay on your toes, OK?

There's something else.

I'm going to say this as simply as I can.

This station is going to close.

MURMURING

The reason we've been chasing statistics

is because I was trying to save this place, and I failed.

You'll all be relocated.

The moratorium on transfers and promotions has been lifted.

You can apply for any position elsewhere, but this...

...station, Blackthorn Station...

...it's closing.

I'm sorry.

INDISTINCT WHISPERING

We're both going to be named.

Headquarters will want to be seen to do something.

You and I will both be removed from duty until the process is over.

HE SCOFFS Yeah.

So we're finished?

More or less.

The day's not over.

KNOCKING

Mrs McIntyre.

I'm Constable Byrne. I'm here to share some news

that might affect your safety and the safety of your son.

REPORTER: We are talking about only one story today,

and it is extraordinary.

Allegations of a state informant

known by the code name Farset,

working for both the police and later the security service,

who built a criminal empire over three decades.

Drugs, kneecappings... TV NEWS: ..a public inquiry

which will have to look at the extent to which the state's

security apparatus was willing to tolerate criminal behaviour

in one of its informants...

He was telling the truth! John...

It's all true.

TV NEWS CONTINUES

John?

They betrayed us all!

The McIntyres!

All those years.

The whole time.

John, please!

John, please...!

I'm sorry.

I'm so sorry, Roisin.

John, stop!

John, where are you going?!

SHE SOBS

LINE RINGS

AUTOMATED VOICE: The number you have dialled is not in service.

Fuck!

Ma, what's going on?

What is it? Pack your bags. Now.

What?

Pack your fucking bags. We're leaving.

WHISPERED: Come on, come on, come on, come on, come on...

MOBILE PHONE RINGS

Hello, stranger.

I need to talk to you, and I think you need to talk to me.

Can you meet? No.

I can help. Yeah, how's that?

The spooks have moved your husband to an English prison.

They're going to protect him, but not you and Mo.

I can do that.

And, er, what do you want from me?

Dana Morgan. You give her up today -

not tomorrow, today -

and I can make sure that you and the young fella go away

somewhere they'll never find you.

Are you still there?

Don't ever contact me again.

LINE RINGS

DANA: Mrs McIntyre.

We need to talk.

Come here.

Wise up. Peelers had that place bugged.

Because I allowed it to happen.

Trust me.

This is currently the safest place in Belfast.

TOMMY: Uniform from 7-4.

Still all quiet at the McIntyres'.

BARNEY: Roger, 7-4.

Roisin O'Boyle came to see me yesterday.

Ciaran's mammy.

What did she want?

She wanted help.

She said...

...John O'Boyle's in a bad way. He's...

...beside himself with grief.

Drinking. Depressed.

She wanted me to talk to him. Why?

She thought I could get through to him.

I don't know. I said no.

Well, you did the right thing.

So why do I feel like I didn't?

TOMMY: Uniform from 7-4.

Tina McIntyre's mobile from this location.

BARNEY: Wait out, 7-4, remain at the premises. Over.

Roger.

TINA: It's going to be difficult for me to continue... here.

Right. So what's your plan?

Leave.

You're breaking our deal.

Everything is on those phones.

All the arrangements, going back months.

Now, peelers phoned me earlier...

...C3...

...and offered me a deal.

give you up, get witness protection.

I could have just handed those over.

I didn't.

DOOR OPENS

DOOR CLOSES

Where will you go?

I want... away from all this.

DANA LAUGHS

I grew up in Trinidad.

Poor.

The kind of poverty that stays on you like a tattoo.

My father was a gardener.

But my uncle...

...was a gangster.

When I was 14, he sent me to Liverpool.

I did my A-Levels there,

then a law degree.

The agreement was that,

in time, I would work for him.

He needed someone on this side of the Atlantic.

Someone he could trust.

Family.

That was a long time ago.

I had hoped that by now I could retire.

Go home.

Enjoy life.

But here I am...

...in Belfast.

You see, I want away from all of this, too.

But in truth...

...maybe home no longer exists.

Maybe it's better in my memory.

We're done here.

Um...

...what about Lee?

Loyal to the last.

We'll collect the product he still has,

and then we'll set him free.

Thank you.

KEYBOARD CLACKS

DOOR OPENS

DOOR CLOSES

You were caught with 5kg of cocaine.

Who owned it?

No comment.

Look, I'm sure you want to get out of here as well.

So do I. Penny for your thoughts?

He won't say a word. QUIGLEY: Give us a name.

Means we're still a long way from arresting Lee Thompson.

FERG: No comment. QUIGLEY: This was part

of a much bigger shipment, wasn't it?

But Lee must have been working

for Morgan and McIntyre. They're the only people

in this town that move that amount of product.

Maybe we can use this.

Use it? Aye.

How? Response.

KEYBOARD CLACKS

Rab McKendry.

Grace Ellis, right...

Constable Ellis, can I have a word, please?

Er, sir, the email you sent me last night,

do you mind me asking why you sent it?

It was a wee favour

I owed a mate of yours, er, Bradley.

Can you come with me?

But, sir... Come, please.

You were involved with the Thompson case

a couple of years ago? Yes, sir.

I done a search the other day

and seen that you met up with Rab McKendry, the uncle. Why?

Well, we were just trying to

get a handle on this migrant issue.

And does he trust you?

Trust me? Aye.

I don't know, sir.

I'm going to pitch the nephew, and you're going to help me.

Get your civvies on, you're coming with me.

Well, I'm on shift... I've already cleared it.

Go on, away you go. Get changed.

I'll brief you on the way.

All right?

You played poker with C3

to get me this threat assessment?

No, I...

No, I know all about it.

Was it because I was upset

about the whole Amira Saeed thing?

You're a wee dark horse.

I'd say I'm more of a wee fluffy unicorn.

No?

Grace is off-rota. Can you two take 7-6?

Yeah, no sweat, er... Yeah, we were...

That's what we were talking about. Yeah.

OK. All right, well, go on, then.

Aye. Yeah, yeah.

SPRAYING Tony?

Take the van.

Arrange with Lee Thompson

to collect the product he's still holding.

Count it. Make sure it's all there.

He no longer works for us,

so you can give him his exit package.

And what about her?

We'll find her, wherever she goes.

I can't protect you any more.

I have to get out.

He told me.

Mo.

He told me that you were a tout.

Ah, but not on you, Lee, never on you.

Yeah?

I know you're all about loyalty, Lee,

but that word means different things to different people.

So, you going to get out? You going to look after yourself?

I'll be all right. No, you won't!

Is that what she said? She said you'd be OK.

That's how I knew she was lying.

I tried to run away once before.

Didn't like it.

I'd rather die on my feet...

...in my country.

Fuck's sake, Lee!

Aye, you want to stop all this for God and Ulster shite?!

LAUGHING: What, would you prefer I said...

...Tiocfaidh ar la?!

SHE LAUGHS

BOTH LAUGH

You see, in the end...

...you only need one thing to be loyal to.

You just got to decide what it is.

Good luck, Lee.

Good luck, Tina.

RAB: What do you want to see Lee for?

Because we think he might be in trouble.

Trouble? And who are you?

A friend. Special Branch, then.

He must be in trouble.

Nah, leave me out of it.

Get out. Get out of here.

Rab... Rab...

Look, please, will you just listen to what we've got to say?

Your nephew is trafficking drugs

for some serious criminals, and now he's in a lot of danger.

HELEN: Ma'am.

You've heard the news?

It's funny.

They ask you to do a job, and then 30 years later

they want to hang you for doing it.

You've sent someone to inform Tina McIntyre

that she may be in danger?

Good. Keep me informed.

I'm the one who gave the information to the Ombudsman.

HER BREATH TREMBLES

Where did you get it?

I can't say.

You wanted to tell the truth.

I once told you, Helen, secrets are a burden.

You're about to find out

the truth is the heaviest burden of all.

Good luck, Helen.

It's been a pleasure to serve with you.

SHE EXHALES, DOOR CLOSES

Lee won't do a deal with you! No way!

There's nothing you can offer him!

No, but there's something that you can.

What are you on about?

Lee just wants to see his family. That's all he wants.

Well, he can't! I won't let him!

What if he goes to prison and does his time?

Would you let him then?

To take down this cartel, I need a shipment of drugs.

If he can give me that, I'll keep him alive.

Rab, it's the only way.

Call him.

SHREDDER WHIRS

KNOCK ON DOOR

John!

What's her address?

Who?

What's her fucking address?!

Please, please, please, please!

GUNSHOT

TOMMY: Uniform from 7-4.

That's Tina McIntyre back at our location.

BARNEY: Roger that, 7-4.

BARNEY: Reports of a shooting

at McAllister & Co Solicitors.

Suspect has fled the scene.

7-6, responding.

SIRENS WAIL

TOMMY: Aodhan McAllister?

Someone's going after the McIntyre gang.

Dissidents?

MOBILE PHONE RINGS

Hello? Roisin?

Yes... It's Aisling Byrne. Where's John?

I don't... I don't know...

Roisin, where is he?

He left. He was watching the news and he just left.

Where is he? I can't get him. He's not answering!

Right, OK.

Aisling, what's going on?

We need to warn them.

Oh, shit...

Get back inside.

AODHAN GROANS

He's going after her... Going after who?

Tina... Tina McIntyre!

He's... He's going to her house. HE GROANS

Uniform from 7-6, Op Gulliver nominal

John O'Boyle is en route to Tina McIntyre's home address.

He's armed. I repeat, he's armed.

HE YELLS

Back in the house. I'm not playing

your fucking games, wee girl. There's an active threat!

Aye, we're leaving! Get back in the house!

There's our cab.

BARNEY: 7-4, John O'Boyle is en route to your location.

He's armed, 7-4.

Tommy?

OK, back inside the house!

Get your fucking hands off me!

That's not it.

That's not our cab!

SHE GASPS

You fucking traitor bastards! Police, put the gun down!

You betrayed us all! John! Listen!

Listen, it's me, Aisling!

No, John, it's Aisling.

John... John, remember, I was with Ciaran.

I was with your Ciaran when he died.

Remember, John?

John, I was at your house!

Aisling! Tommy, no!

HE BREATHES HEAVILY

John! John, listen to me!

John, listen to me...

Think of Ciaran.

SIRENS APPROACH

John, please, think of Ciaran.

Remember the last thing he said.

Please, listen to me, John.

John, John... John, listen to me, listen.

HE SOBS

He said to me, "Tell my mammy and daddy I love them."

SIRENS WAIL, CAR DOORS SLAM

John, please...

MCCLOSKEY: Armed police! Put the gun down!

Stand down!

OFFICERS SHOUT Don't shoot!

Let me talk to him! Please, don't shoot!

ALL SHOUTING Put your gun down!

Please... Please, John. Please remember that.

That must mean there was something to love, right?

John, Ciaran loved you.

John, please...

John, come on...

JOHN SOBS

John...

...he loved you.

John... OFFICER: Drop the weapon!

...he loved you and he still loves you.

HE SOBS

Please, John...

HE SOBS

OFFICERS SHOUT

OFFICER: Put your hands up! Hands up!

Hands up!

Show me your hands! JOHN SOBS

DISTANT SIRENS

Is everybody in this town a tout?

You haven't heard the offer yet.

I'll take my chances. Lee!

Can I have a minute?

You take this on the chin.

Go down for it.

They say you'll get four.

Maybe five.

It's what you deserve.

You'll serve it on the loyalist wing.

You'll be safe there.

After what I did to Dixie?

Dixie was an arsehole! I'll make some calls.

You'll be safe.

You're a dead man walking out here.

Take the deal.

Nah. Lee...

...I haven't finished.

You'll be visited, once a week,

by me and by him.

Maybe even your sister.

And then after,

when you have done your time...

...you can come back...

...to us.

Son...

...you can come home.

Uncle Lee!

You wanted to see me?

I've just been sent an appendix of your evidence.

Yes?

There are two witness statements.

One from a serving police officer,

clearly Inspector Johnston.

Well, you know I can't... The other one...

The other one describes my role in Special Branch...

...very specifically.

Who gave that statement?

I can't disclose that at this time.

DOOR CLOSES

SHE SIGHS

CAR DOOR SLAMS

You're missing one.

That's the one that the peelers took.

Yeah, about that.

Sorry, fella.

OFFICER: Armed police! Stand down!

OFFICERS SHOUT

Move, move, move, move!

SHOUTING

Down on the ground.

You in front, get down. Do it now.

LEE GRUNTS

Target secure.

OFFICER: Cordon established.

TSGs on North and South.

This is a bit public, is it not?

Yeah, it's my last day at school today.

And yours, too, by the looks of things.

That was your own who came after you today, Tina.

That's your future if you stay in Belfast.

The Ginleys tried to put a bullet

in Lee Thompson's head today.

That's your future if you run.

It's decision time, Tina.

Mate...

...who the fuck are you?

I'm a friend.

You go and sit back down.

Maybe he deserves to know the truth.

Maybe you both do.

I was the one that recruited your da back in the day.

My partner at the time said, "Don't do it. It's a mistake."

His name was Gerry Cliff.

If I'd have listened to Gerry...

...our lives would be a lot different today, huh?

But I didn't.

See, when I think back to all those years ago on this job...

...I realised...

...there's people that are just bad,

and there's people that are just good.

And then there's that...

...bit in between,

something that, for the life of me...

...I couldn't figure out what it is.

You know what it is.

It's choices.

It's where we get to choose.

Ma...

...do it.

SHE TAKES A DEEP BREATH

Can we, er...?

Can we go somewhere nice?

Yeah, course.

I left my ringtone on.

You what?

On my work phone,

where we did all the business, I left my ringtone on.

You got a pen?

OFFICER: Armed Police! Armed Police!

Show us your hands!

Hands where I can see them. Up!

Well, Op Harvest was about us working with Response.

Might as well be a Response officer that makes the arrest.

Me, sir? I don't see why not.

Might as well get a big one on the books.

You know, you might have a future in C3.

No, thank you, sir.

Why not?

I just think I've got more important things to do.

Well, I've got an important thing for you to do.

Get in there, and I'll make the phone call.

OFFICER: Premises secure, we have control.

Stand by for updates.

LINE RINGS

MOBILE PHONE RINGS

MOBILE PHONE RINGS NEARBY

GRACE: Dana Morgan, I'm arresting you

on suspicion of conspiracy to import drugs

under Section 3 of the Misuse of Drugs Act.

You do not have to say anything,

but I must caution you that if you do not mention

when questioned something which you later rely on in court,

it may harm your defence.

Do you understand the caution?

SHE SIGHS Yeah.

GRACE ON RADIO: Suspect apprehended, sir.

KATIE: Why'd you do it?

Do what?

When you saw the bomb,

you could have turned and ran away.

Saved yourself.

It's my job. KATIE SCOFFS

You know, I'm going to...

I'm going to tell you something.

This wasn't the migrants or a local group.

What?!

It was a criminal gang, running drugs.

Wise up! Well, no.

No, that's where all the evidence leads.

Right. So why would they attack me?

Because they want to provoke a response.

They want to whip up the communities on both sides

so that they can run the drugs,

and then we can just focus on that.

Nah.

Nah, I don't believe you.

Well, you might not believe me...

...but that's the truth.

Mm-mm.

You're just trying to say it's all bullshit.

Everything I've been saying...

No.

No, that's not what I'm trying to do.

But you have to admit...

...Amira Saeed's house was attacked because you...

I didn't do anything!

Oh! Come on!

Now, I know and you know you're smarter than that.

You know, you should meet her.

Amira Saeed.

Why would I meet her?

Because yous both know how it feels

when something really bad comes to your front door.

I know that feeling, too.

Maybe that's why I did it.

SEAGULLS SQUAWK

Thanks for coming.

You know?

You want to know why I did it?

Because we can't have a future

if we're not honest about the past.

Lovely words.

Bye, Mum.

Jen!

Please...

You know, Gerry said something to me...

...the day I sent him back to Response.

I've never forgotten it. Sometimes I wish I could.

He said, "They won't put your rank on your gravestone."

I'm sorry.

Will we go to Jimmy's, get some ice cream?

Mum, that's been closed for years!

Has it? Yes!

SHE LAUGHS

Well, we'll find somewhere new.

Yeah, OK.

JEN SIGHS DEEPLY

HE SIGHS

HUM OF CONVERSATION

You're about to start your final shift

at Blackthorn Station.

CHEERING

And I'm told that, after that,

you're going to get drunk in the car park...?

CHEERING

I'm drunk already. ALL LAUGH

Oh. Delighted to hear it, Lawrence.

Er, just one last thing.

In life, change is inevitable.

But there's the kind we endure,

and there's the kind we make.

And I like to think that...

...between these walls, we made...

...more than we endured.

And wherever you go, and whatever you do in policing...

...I hope you take that with you.

Sharp eyes save lives.

Sorry. MURMURING

Sorry.

What's this?

It's a case file.

Am I going to have to teach you everything, Detective?

CHEERING AND APPLAUSE

Whoo!

MUSIC: Bulbs by Van Morrison

♪ I'm kicking off from centrefield

♪ A question of bein' down for the game

♪ One-shot deal don't matter

♪ And the other one's the same

♪ Oh, my friend, I see you

♪ Want you to come through, all right

♪ And they're standing in the shadows

♪ Where the streetlights all turn blue

♪ She's leaving Pan-American

♪ Suitcase in her hand

♪ I said her brothers and her sisters

♪ Are all on Atlantic sand

♪ Screaming through the alleyway

♪ I hear the lonely cry, why can't you?

♪ And her batteries are corroded

♪ And her hundred-watt bulb just blew

♪ Hey, hey... ♪

See you later. See ya.

See you later, cheeky.

Cake A Beat?! SHE LAUGHS

Wow...

Oh, my God.

Stevie, you legend.

Mm! Mm.

VAN MORRISON PLAYS IN CAR

So, this is the end.

The end here.

Did you give these out to everyone?

I did. SHE LAUGHS

Can I have one now?

You can.

Stevie...

...what's this? BARNEY: 7-0 from Uniform,

do you fancy the first call of the last shift?

New beginnings?

7-0 from Uniform. Do you read me? Over.

Loud and clear, Barney.

Yes?

Yeah.

BOTH LAUGH

SIREN WAILS

♪ And they're standing in the shadows

♪ Canal Street lights all turn blue

♪ And they're standing in the shadows

♪ Down where the streetlights all turn blue

♪ Hey, hey. ♪

SIREN WAILS