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Previously, on "Heartland"...

We can be friends. I mean, we are friends, right?

Just, we can be more than that.

Jack Bartlett.

Nice to see you again.

He's a good guy.

And he's not just an oil guy.

It's going to take me some time to get

used to you dating the enemy.

Not everyone is motivated by money, mom, especially Caleb.

Then why did it take him less than 10 seconds

to accept my sponsorship money?

You paid him to go away? [Caleb] What's this?

A little something to help out.

Should be enough to tide you over for a year or so.

[Ty] She's a great girl, right?

She sure is.

If you hurt her, I'll have to kill you.

You know that, right? So what do you want to do?

I've actually been talking to Scott, um.

Really?

He said I could hang out with him, or intern--

apprentice. Well that's pretty awesome.

There's something I got to tell you.

Well, I have something I want to tell you, too.

Get the hell out of here.

Leave!

[metal clattering]

More tests?

Wednesday, next week, 8:00AM

I'll be there.

Say it.

I love you.

[romantic music]

[peaceful music]

[alarm beeping]

Good morning.

Oh, wow.

Someone's starting the day off right.

He still hasn't called.

Who?

Do you think?

Peter.

Well, he's in Dubai.

What, they don't have phones in Dubai now?

Don't give me that "what do you expect from an oil guy" look,

Okay.

It is 6 o'clock in the evening there.

And he's probably out for dinner.

Yeah, he's probably out for dinner with someone else.

Oh, a little bit insecure, are we?

Easy for you to say.

You guy's a stone's throw away.

I know, and I love it.

Okay.

Bye.

[phone ringing]

Hello?

Yep, he's here.

Hang on.

It's Lisa.

Hey there.

Welcome back, stranger.

When did your flight get in?

[rock music on radio]

Hey!

Hello.

Good morning.

I wish I could just skip school.

- It's only a few more weeks. - I know!

Then lots of time to spend together.

You should really go to school.

Mm, okay.

I am going to miss by bus.

Goodbye!

Hey!

You're not going to miss it.

On?

Yep.

Have a good day.

You guys are unbelievable.

Oh come on, it took you how long to get together?

Yeah, and now you're inseparable.

Yeah, it's totally vomit inducing.

Oh thanks, harsh.

Well it is.

True love.

Keep it.

You're such a cynic.

Like I wouldn't be.

[ominous music]

[vehicles crashing]

♪♪ [Jenn Grant's Dreamer playing]

♪ And at the break of day ♪

♪ you sank into your dream ♪

♪ you dreamer ♪

♪ oh, oh, oh... ♪

♪ You dreamer ♪

♪ you dreamer ♪

RADIO ANNOUNCER [on radio] There's

been a serious accident involving a school bus

on Cowboy Trail at Highway 96.

Earliest reports are that it is a multi-vehicle accident.

The RCMP and local police are asking

you to avoid the intersection of Cowboy Trail and Highway 96.

We will keep you informed of--

Hey, hey!

[engine hissing and clanking]

[horses neighing]

[bus Driver] Stay seated.

Everything's going to be fine.

No one gets off the bus.

[emergency siren]

[horse whinnying]

[man] Easy, easy.

Whoa, whoa, whoa!

[horse snorting]

Come on!

[dramatic music]

[bus Driver] Amy!

No, stay on the bus, please.

Everybody else stays on the bus.

[man] Whoa!

Up!

[horse snorting and whinnying]

[Amy] Easy.

Easy, easy.

Easy.

Hey, hey, you're okay.

You're okay.

Good boy.

[horse breathing hard]

That's it, shh.

Good boy.

Shh.

You're okay.

Good boy.

[Stewart] Easy, boy.

Good boy, easy.

Easy.

Easy, boy.

Good boy.

Okay.

Okay, clear.

Okay.

Easy.

Easy.

[Amy] Okay.

[inaudible].

[Amy] Up.

[Stewart] Good boy.

Good boy, Caesar.

Thank you.

You are?

Amy Fleming.

Stewart Forrest, Caesar's trainer.

He's a great horse.

He's an Olympic hopeful, so--

I don't know how you did that, but thank you.

You're welcome.

Baby!

You okay? Yeah, I'm fine.

Hey, Ty. We need your help here.

There's some horses still trapped in the trailer.

Sure you're okay?

Yeah, go.

Go!

That was-- was something, what you did there.

I didn't do anything.

I just-- I just got him calmed down.

Well, let's give these guys a hand.

[sorrowful music]

They finally got them all rounded up, but what a mess.

Sounded terrible.

It could have been a lot worse.

I wish you could seen your sister.

Grandpa!

You got that horse to calm down.

I don't know how, but she did.

Reminded me so much of your mother.

She was cool. She was calm.

Huge crowd of people there, but you

could have heard a pin drop.

Oh my god, Amy.

I just saw it on the news.

It was incredible.

You were amazing.

And that poor horse!

Is he going to be okay?

I think so.

[phone ringing]

I'll get it.

- Help yourself, Mallory. - Thanks.

I was so ticked off.

I mean, if I would have still lived here,

I would've gone to school with you,

and I would have seen it all.

But oh no, ever since my parents got back

from the tour, my insanely overprotective mother

has to drive me to school every day.

This looks good.

They don't feed you at home?

It's dad.

Hey.

No, no, she's just fine.

Oh, you heard it on the news.

Well, yeah, it's something else, all right.

Can I talk to him, please?

What did you just say?

I guess not.

Now why-- why would you do a damn fool thing like that?

Fine, hang up then.

Cows.

He bought another herd of cows.

Okay.

And what's the big deal?

Who knows?

I'm going to go to night check.

Okay.

I'm coming with you.

I'll help.

Oh, right. Night check.

You were pretty quiet at dinner.

What's wrong?

You okay?

Yeah, you okay?

Yes.

Why does everyone keep asking me that?

Because it's a pretty traumatic situation.

Ty.

Hey.

What's wrong?

What I saw this morning--

the horses in the trailer--

you know, I got to admit, I almost lost it.

I mean it, it made me physically sick.

Two of them were so messed up that they had to be

euthanized right on the spot.

I got to wonder--

I've applied to this vet program,

and I don't even know if I got what it takes to do the job.

You'll be great.

You will.

Come on!

You know, has nothing but good things to say about you.

And you wouldn't be human if you weren't

disturbed by what happened.

I don't know.

I'm almost hoping I won't get accepted.

When do you hear?

Any day.

So you can decide then, right?

[Jack] So, how was it?

Fabulous.

Business was great.

Went to a lot of auctions.

Found some really interesting breed stock.

I think Fairfield's going to be bulging with babies this year.

Good.

Of course, it wasn't all work.

Ate too much.

Drank my fair share.

Danced in the streets with young French men.

You're a juvenile delinquent.

Come here.

[upbeat music]

Certainly got cows, all right.

All I see is my money walking around on four legs.

Now, listen.

You decided to lend him the money in the first place.

You can't tell him how to spend it.

So be diplomatic.

Hi Lisa. Hi.

Good to see.

You too.

So how much did you pay for that herd?

What's that?

How much did you pay for the herd.

Oh, I got a great deal.

Yeah, how much?

600 a head.

600 a head.

Okay.

I'm going to leave you gentlemen to it.

You look great, Lisa.

Thank you.

What kind of deal is that, 600 a head?

Everybody knows the price of beef

is sinking like a rock, Tim.

You might as well throw money into the wind.

That's my money.

Hey, hey.

You asked me not to sell the Val, so I didn't.

Getting back into the cattle business was the only way I had

of moving forward.

Now, I appreciate your loan.

I do.

So where's this month's check, then, lost in the mail?

I'll cut you a check by the end of the week.

Relax.

What's Callie think you getting

back in the cattle business?

Nothing.

Uh, Callie and I parted ways.

It's got nothing to do with the cows.

When did that happen?

Month ago.

Mr. Communication.

Well, so much for diplomacy, eh?

Hey, Lisa.

You have to promise that anything you heard here never

gets repeated at the dinner table.

You didn't tell the girls you lent him money.

Mr. Communication.

[peaceful music]

[horses galloping]

[laughing]

- You want that? - No, I'm stuffed.

Can't eat any more.

Mm.

Mm, these are good.

Mm-hmm.

[Amy sighs]

You know what?

I don't ever want things to change.

That doesn't sound like you at all.

[laughing]

Oh my god, where have you been?

I have to show you something.

Come on, step on it.

You are not going to believe this.

[horse whinnying on video]

Easy.

It's okay.

Miracle girl?

[Mallory] It's already had almost 3,000 hits.

Good boy.

You're famous.

This is crazy.

Thanks, Trevor.

Unload it out back.

Jack!

Jack, Jack, Jack.

Look at this.

Every newspaper, Amy on the front.

My Amy.

It's great for business.

Phone's been ringing off the hook all weekend.

Luke can't keep up with the e-mail.

Everybody that's coming in here is talking about it.

Can I get you a coffee.

You shouldn't be throwing your money around buying coffee.

Can I have another coffee, please?

[waitress] You got

I can afford to you, Jack.

Well, sure, 'cause it's my money buying it.

I can't win, can I?

I should've made that deal with Val Stanton.

I should have sold her that acreage.

And I don't care if you don't want to be hemmed

in by that woman on both sides.

You know, seriously?

I mean, it would look good on you having

to deal with her every day.

Every day.

No, there's nothing I'd like more than that.

Hey, Val.

How are things?

Last time I checked, you moved out.

You're funny.

We had to exercise Copper.

- Oh. - Hello.

Hey.

I just had the strangest, most awkward date ever.

Everybody was different.

Nobody was talking to me except when

they thought I couldn't hear them,

then they talked about me.

Even my teachers were weird.

I'm not complaining.

I'm suddenly the most popular kid in my class

just because I know you.

It's pretty cool.

That's not cool.

[Lisa] Hi, everybody.

Hey.

You ready to stack that hay?

I can't.

I've got to go on a call with Scott.

I can do it later, though.

Well, I want it done before later.

Well, I can do it, Grandpa.

Just let me change.

See you in a bit.

What are you smiling at?

You guys are cute.

Cute?

Yeah, I mean, most people would find it gross.

I mean, I think it's gross when my parents do it.

Do what?

You know, kiss.

Like you're young or something.

It's cute.

Oh good.

Tim.

Hi, Val.

Hi.

Thanks for-- for taking the time to talk.

No problem.

And about earlier.

I-- Well, I hope you didn't take anything I said the wrong way.

It's just, you know Jack.

He knows how to push my buttons.

That's what we do.

Yeah.

Forget about it.

I know all about family feuds, believe me.

So, Val, I wanted to talk to you.

I've reconsidered, and I think I'd

like to sell you the property.

This your way of getting back at Jack?

Having to deal with me pinning him in on two sides?

No, see that--

No.

Well, there is that.

No, I just-- I think it would make good economic sense for me

at this time.

Okay.

I'll think about it.

What?

I'll think about it.

It may not make economic sense for me at this time.

But, I will definitely think about it.

Listen, I really have to keep moving.

I've got this trainer waiting.

Sorry.

Yeah, no, no.

Yeah, you go.

I'll think about it

Yeah, you said that.

So, Stewart Forrest says hello.

Oh, you were at his place?

We were checking out the horses.

They're all doing pretty good, considering.

His wounds are healing fine.

There's no infection.

But he's not doing that great.

Stuart wants you to come at the stables.

Well what does he want me to do?

Work another miracle.

Problem is, he's got a World Cup qualifier in a couple

of weeks, and we need all the points

we can get if he's even going to make the Olympic trials.

But who knows if anyone's going to be able to ride him.

Since the accident, he doesn't like anyone near him.

[clucking]

You're okay.

Hi.

Good boy.

Look at that.

He remembers you.

Hey, Carson.

I want you to meet Amy, Amy Fleming.

Good to meet you.

Amy, Carson McMaster.

He's the chap was supposed to take

this horse to the Olympics.

's a hell of a rider, one of the best in the country.

So, do you think you can help us out?

Well, I'll see what I can do.

I can't make any promises.

All right.

Of course not.

It would be better if Caesar was at Heartland.

All right.

We can try.

[horse squealing]

Come on.

Come on.

[Stewart] Easy, easy, come on, boy.

Whoa, whoa.

Stop, stop.

Easy, buddy.

This horse is not ready to be trailered.

It's just going to set him back.

You know, Heartland's really not that far from here.

I could ride over on horseback and then

pony him back on the trails.

Okay.

Good, let's do it.

You know, I totally know how he feels.

He's got such high hopes for Cesar.

The Olympics-- can you imagine?

All you have to do is look at Carson,

and you know he can see it all slipping away--

all that training, all that potential.

God, what if I fail?

You didn't fail with Spartan.

Yeah, but Spartan didn't have Olympic

hopes hanging over his head.

Come on, Amy.

Um, let's see. gallant Prince, Venture.

People had totally given up on those horses,

and you know you worked your magic.

It's not--

Lou, look.

Please don't say that, okay?

That stupid video.

I'm not a miracle girl.

I'm--

Hey, no pressure, huh?

None at all.

Okay, you do your best.

Maybe you can fix it, and maybe you can't.

But you-- you can't control everything, okay?

I should know, huh?

So, still no call from internet guy?

Not a word.

What is wrong with me, you know?

There's nothing wrong with you, Lou.

There's got to be a reason.

And I'm sure there is-- a good one.

Hey, Grandpa.

Lou's sad.

She still hasn't heard from Peter.

Maybe Grandpa took a hint from Val, paid him off.

Not a half bad idea.

Yeah, I bet.

[phone ringing]

Oh my god, it's Peter!

Hello, stranger.

No, don't apologize.

I've been so busy that I haven't even, you know,

noticed you were gone.

So I'll call you once I spend some time with him.

Yeah, please.

Keep me posted, yeah?

Okay, I will.

Good luck!

You're a damn fool.

Horse is done.

You have to accept that.

You like the water, don't you, bud?

Yeah, good boy.

Spartan likes the water.

Come on.

You and your buddy.

Come on.

There ya go.

Good boy.

[horses whinnying]

Hurry it up!

Where are those burgers and fries?

Hello?

Look where you're going,

It's hard to find good help.

Yeah, clearly.

So, how's it going?

It's good, you know.

He's still really tense, and super sensitive and hard

to get closer to, but--

We talking about Ty?

Funny, no.

Cesar, the horse that was stuck in the barbed wire.

Oo, the one you worked your miracle on.

Hello, girls.

Hi, Ashley.

Hi, Ms. Stanton.

What can I get you?

Coffee, please.

Black, to go.

Thank you.

So, I saw you in the paper.

Pretty amazing story.

He's an outstanding horse.

Lots of potential.

You're working with him?

I am.

Well, when you're done with him, come see me.

I could use a miracle or two.

Ashley.

What?

Well, all I'm saying is if my mom was going through what

your mother's going through, I wouldn't

be treating her like that.

Well, your mom is not my mom.

Okay, so she's sick, and that's too bad.

But what she did is unforgivable.

And I'm not going to let her manipulate my life anymore.

I know it's a taboo subject, but have

you heard from you-know-who?

A few pathetically pleading phone calls and texts

a couple of months ago when he left for the circuit,

but nothing since.

But that's okay, because if I never see him again,

it will be too soon.

[upbeat music]

[dog barking]

[car engine]

Cute.

Working at Maggie's now.

Got to pay my own way.

What are you doing here?

Uh, circuit's done.

What are you doing here?

I live here.

Uh, no.

This is my place.

Not anymore.

You gave it up.

Look, Ash.

I know you're upset with me. I get that.

I really do.

But this is my trailer, and now with the circuit's done,

I'm moving back in.

Not likely, cowboy Bob.

Ashley!

Ashley!

[dog barking]

[peaceful music]

Good boy.

Here here, here.

Oo, back up, back up.

Good boy.

[horn honking]

[horse squealing]

Sorry!

[horse whinnying]

Good boy.

Hey, you did that on purpose.

Now, why would I do that?

I don't know.

Maybe because you're such a boy.

Hey, hey!

[shouting and laughing]

What you looking for?

Pressure points.

It's like a type of massage.

My mom used to do it.

Yeah, he really enjoyed the water, huh?

Yeah! It's really good for his muscles, too.

I think he's more limber.

Hey, you know, Scott mentioned an equine water therapy place

opening up not far from Hudson. Yeah?

They use salt water.

My mom used to believe in that.

Yeah, she said it was very therapeutic, especially

for horses with muscle damage.

She probably wrote something about that in her journals.

I should check it out.

You should write your own journals.

Why?

Well, you're a genuine horse whisperer now.

Why are you starting now?

It says so on YouTube, huh?

Don't [inaudible].

Miracle girl!

Stop!

Hey.

Caleb.

You're back.

Yes, I am.

It's great to see you.

Yeah, thanks.

Um, I'm going to go check on the horses.

So you and Amy, huh?

Yeah.

I actually heard all about it from Kip.

What the hell was that?

That was for hurting her.

You had quite a haul.

I made a buck or two.

Well, I'm glad you made it back in one piece.

I'm a lucky man, Jack.

Some of the other boys didn't fare so well.

Remember Smokey Ralston?

I do.

Hell of a cowboy.

Hard to beat.

Well his grandson, J.J., got pretty wrecked up.

His grandson?

You know, I've got to say, this whole long distance

romance thing is not great.

You and Grandpa are so lucky.

You can go away for months at a time,

and you guys get along without each other just fine.

Meanwhile, I miss Peter so much it's ridiculous.

And it's your fault. You started it.

Guilty as charged.

Don't get me wrong, I am not keen on this being apart thing.

I miss Jack when I'm away.

And I certainly hope he misses me.

Well yeah, obviously.

I mean, he just doesn't show it, you know.

And you guys are much more mature

about these things at your age.

So what are your plans?

Well, first off, I gotta find work.

I guess I could take you back as a hand.

Looks like we might be getting pretty

busy around the place, what with Ty pulling out to go to school.

Well, that's not a for sure thing yet, Jack--

Thanks, but I've got a bigger problem right now.

Ashley's still living in my trailer,

and she doesn't exactly seem to want to, you know, share.

So I got nowhere to stay but in my truck.

Well, you could bunk in the loft.

Really?

Sure.

Thanks, thanks a lot.

And it'll just be temporary, until I straighten

out the whole trailer thing.

Sure, sure.

Cool.

I'll grab my stuff.

Thanks for a great dinner, Jack.

The loft?

The loft, sure, why?

Fine.

I'll just sleep in Mallory's old room, then.

Yeah, I think 's a great idea.

Yeah, well it's not.

I can't believe this guy.

He waltzes in here with his stupid belt buckles--

It's-- It's going to be okay.

You don't have to bunk with him!

Okay, but it's just for a little while, huh?

Good night.

Sorry, 'scuse me, just turning in for the night.

You drive careful.

Oh, I will.

I have a question for you.

Oh, shoot.

When I'm away, do you miss me?

Do I miss you?

Yes, do you miss me?

Oh, sure I do.

I know you have to go.

You've got a business to run, and there's

plenty to keep me busy here.

Ah, the time goes by real fast.

Okay.

Look, man.

I really appreciate this.

You won't even know I'm here.

Besides, it won't be for long.

I promise.

Hope I didn't hurt you too much, but I gave you fair warning

about messing with Kit.

Okay, for the record, man, I like Kit.

And I never meant to hurt her.

At least I didn't kill you, right?

[snoring]

Morning.

How'd you sleep?

Well, barely.

Caleb is definitely not the first face

I want to see in the morning.

How's this guy doing?

- He's good. - Yeah?

Yeah.

We're just getting used to the trailer.

He doesn't spook at the sight of it now, which is good.

You ready for the next step?

Huh?

Atta boy.

Let's go.

It's not going to hurt you.

[horse whinnying]

[Ty] Easy!

Easy! You got him?

You got him?

You got him?

It's going well, I see.

Well, um, he's still a little shy of a trailer, as you saw.

But everything else is coming really well.

I mean, he's great with people now.

Not just with me, but with Ty. Yeah.

And we can lead him anywhere.

We've had him in the river, working on his muscles.

And he's really relaxed now.

I think-- I think, actually, he's going to be saddled soon.

Hey, boy.

Whoa, whoa, hey buddy, come on.

It's just, it's going to take a little bit of time.

It's going to take more than time.

Look, I've seen your video.

I know you claim to be able to.

I don't claim to be able to do anything.

I'm just trying to-- Trying to what?

What?

Make me think it's going to be okay?

He's going to be the same as he was?

I don't need that.

I don't need false hope.

I'm sorry.

We shouldn't have come without calling, so--

just carry on.

Lou tells me she's got lineups of people

waiting for your services.

How's it going with that horse, Caesar?

Not great.

I don't know, Grandpa.

It's just so frustrating.

Just because I can calm him down after an accident

doesn't make me a--

Miracle worker?

Yeah.

I didn't ask for this to happen.

You don't have to ask for things to happen, Amy.

They just do.

And when they do, we deal.

Of all the people I know, you're more than capable of dealing.

So once that horse gets familiar with the trailer,

well, the rest of his fears will--

they'll quiet down, too.

And then, it'll be off to the Olympics.

[peaceful music]

Come on, Caesar.

Come get a carrot.

Good boy.

Good boy.

[horse whinnying]

Come on, Caesar, follow your buddy.

[Mallory] Yeah, Amy!

Look, you don't have to sell.

I never wanted you to sell.

I told you that.

It's why I loaned you the money in the first place.

So you wouldn't have to.

And I'll stand by that.

Well, I already put it out there to Val.

Might be too late.

Look at that.

She's something.

She sure is.

I'm sorry you had to get involved in my disagreement

with Tim, but I understand you made a deal with him?

No, no.

I haven't made a deal, yet.

I'm still thinking about it. Okay, fair enough.

You'll be the first to know though, Jack.

So, how are you doing?

Oh, well.

They say I'm in remission, but this blood thing is

kind of a tricky customers, so.

And Ashley?

Ashley.

Well, the less she knows, the better, I think.

I'm not on very good terms with her yet.

I hear that Caleb's back, huh?

Yeah.

Yeah, he's living with us.

I guess--

I should never have done what I did.

Oh, yeah, yep.

I bought him off.

No doubt about it.

It seemed like the right thing at the time, huh?

I know how you feel.

There's someone I wouldn't mind buying off.

I'm going to thank you again for all the appointments,

and the driving and everything.

No, I couldn't have gone through it without you, Jack.

No.

You're a true friend.

You really are.

Good boy.

Good boy, Caesar.

Look at that.

That's amazing.

You are amazing.

Good boy.

Good boy.

I still have some work to do with him on his trust issues.

But maybe we could work together, if you want?

Yeah, absolutely.

Well, I'm thrilled.

You got this horse back on track.

I'm going to tell everybody about you.

Please don't.

Hey.

What's wrong?

Just, I have a zillion new e-mails from everywhere.

I don't know how I'm going to do this.

You'll do it.

I don't know, I mean, what if--

Hey.

It'll be fine.

I'll help you, okay?

Except you're leaving.

Hey, come here.

I'm scared.

I know.

Hey.

I got somethin' for you.

A journal.

Yeah.

So you can add your own expertise.

Just like my mom.

Thank you.

Uh, just turning in for the night.

Yeah.

Good night.

Well, all right.

I'm going to do whatever it takes

to get him out of my loft.

I don't care.

We could set him up with Ashley.

With or without Ashley, he's going back to that trailer.

No matter what.

Deal.

Deal.

When I was in France, I missed you, a lot.

And next time I go, I am dragging you there.

- I don't think so. - I am.

No way.

Yes, I am.

No, I will not get on a plan.

You have been on a plane.

Yes, I've been on a plane, but not for 30 years.

Really?

Really.

Why?

Well, because there's nowhere I could go

that's nicer than right here.

Especially right now.

Yeah.

I do miss you.

Good.

[When You Fly by Victoria Banks playing]

See, that isn't gross, is it?

Gross?

What do you mean, gross?

You sound like Mallory.

We're not too old to be fooling around?

What do you think?

[When You Can Fly by Victoria Banks] ♪ Why crawl when you can climb? ♪

♪ Even if you're going to hurt, even if you're going to cry ♪

♪ why walk when you can fly? ♪

Peter, hi.

Hope I didn't wake you.

No, no, I'm fine, I just--

I just miss you.

♪ I'm a believer ♪

♪ I'm a survivor, living on dreams and dancing with fire ♪

♪ Gonna fight harder, gonna reach higher, keep on flying ♪

- ♪ keep on flying, keep on-- ♪ - That was amazing.

You're awesome!

Want to ride him?

What, really?

Can I?

Yeah, go on.

♪ So why walk, when you can fly? ♪

♪ Oh, I'd rather jump, I'd rather fall ♪

♪ I'd rather trust, I'd rather try ♪

♪ Why crawl, when you can climb? ♪

♪ Even if you're going to hurt ♪

♪ even if you're going to cry ♪

♪ why walk when you can fly? ♪

♪ Maybe I'd be better off ♪

♪ with a few less tears ♪

♪ a few less scars ♪

♪ But I'd never know how flying feels, ♪

♪ never be here, never come this far ♪

♪ So why walk when you can fly? ♪

♪ Oh, I'd rather trust, I'd rather fall ♪