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(thunderclap)

(water splashing)

(sighs)

Hey, Rene.

Zane?

How's my favorite cousin?

What are you doing in here?

I wanted to talk.

About what?

About us.

You know, there's
something special between us.

A connection.

I know.

You think you can change
the past?

Of course not, silly.
No.

And that's a problem for us.

Why?

'Cause something's past
doesn't mean that it's finished.

Zane, please stop
sounding like
a fortune cookie, OK?

I'm sorry, cuz. I only want
what's best for you.

I believe you.

Mm. That faith
may get tested.

Well, I'm good with tests.
What do you got?

Well, it's simple.
Just tell me you believe me.

OK.

And give me a kiss.

I shouldn't.

It's just between us.
Us and no one else.

OK.

(chuckles)

(coughing)

Jesus. Rene,
I'm trying to help you.

What happened?

I saw this...
What?

Was Zane here?

In the bathroom
while you were in the tub?
What do you think?

No?

Good guess.
What makes you think
he was here?

We were talking.
It seemed real.

I guess it wasn't
a happy conversation.

No. It was OK until the end.

I guess it was just a dream.

Bravo, Sherlock.

That's it.

I just fell asleep,
I slid under,

started screaming,
called out.

That's what happened.
Stupid. It's fine.

That's why you get "A"s -
'cause you figuring out
really hard stuff like that.

Yeah. And I study.

Oh, I study.

Beer labels.

It's what I'm good at.

Yes, you are.

Now, who is the smartest girl
that you know?

Um, Susan Dunleavy?

Are you sure about that?

Baby, she passed the test
to be a trainer
the first time she took it.

Well, buddy, you might wanna
rethink your position.

Why? Hah!

You are the smartest person
in the world.

Hmm. Maybe not in the world.

But definitely
in this bathroom.

(* rock)

* Now you're finally
on your way

* What will you do
with nothing

* When your world
turns upside down

* And all your dreams
come crashing down? *

All right,
what did you find out?
Wait a second. Ahchoo.

What the hell is that?

It's just a minor compulsion,
but I'm handling it better now.

Yes, yes. Are there
going to be mold spores
where we're going?

I don't know.
Can we get on task now?

OK. So you know about
your great-grandfather
discovering gold

and building
the house and compound
in Blanca Canyon, yes?

That's where we're going.

Did you know he had
the richest strike
in the territory?

No. Did he do anything
with it?

You know, build towns,
invest in stocks,

buy railroads,
anything like that

Not that I found.

Would you like some cupcake?

No, thank you. Go on.

I couldn't find anything
about deeds or investments.

The gold
had to go somewhere.

He takes it out of a mine,
he doesn't get it
turned into cash.

So what's he
do with it?

There were some rumors
about him, you know.

Like what?

People thought he murdered
his first wife

and buried lots of gold
with her body.
Hmm.

Didn't say where, by chance?

No. Um, let's see...

Second wife shows up,
mail-order bride
from South Dakota.

Find out anything
about a fire?

Yeah. It was 16 years after
he married wife number two

that the house burned down
and everybody inside
got chopped up.

Not everybody.

Right. One boy got away.

My grandfather.
Anybody get arrested for that?

Um, no. There wasn't
even suspects.

Do you have bugs
or something, man?

What? No.

Oh, this just helps
keep me focused.
And sanitized.

So, this rich
old prospector

probably didn't
believe in banks.

He's got a mountain
full of gold.

You said this was
the richest strike
in the territory?

Oh, even for the time,
he was worth millions.
Millions.

Where the fuck did it go?

Don't you know anything
about your family's history?

Yeah, we're cursed.
What?

Anything else?

Um...

no.

Thanks again for taking me
on the road trip.
I don't go on too many.

Find that hard to believe.

Oh, um, Zane? Do you feel bad
about getting kicked out
of school - school?

No. Academic probation,
Phil.

Probation. I didn't get
kicked out, all right?

Don't mention that
in front of Rene.

I'll tell her
when the time is right.

OK. I heard kicked out.

That's the last
we'll have to say about it.

OK, Zane. Hey,
that's a cool ring.
What is it, is it?

It's gold. Gold.

I knew it. I knew it.

(laughs)

I knew the gold was here.

And I'm gonna find it all.

And I'm gonna buy
this whole fuckin' territory.

Look at you. (spits)

(wind howls)

Who's there?

You fuck with Lester,
you're gonna be in
a passel of trouble.

Oh, yeah.

Beautiful.

(pebbles rattling)

Come on, Lester.
You keep your shit
together now.

You're gonna be rich.

(honks horn)

(* rock on radio)

Hey, do me a favor.
Go in the glove compartment,
hit the yellow button.

Hey, Danny. She making you
crazy yet, man?

Almost every day.

Here. Hit it.

What up?

Have you been a good boy
or a bad boy?

Good boy, of course.

Something tells me
bad boy.

Don't lie to me, Zane,
about anything, ever.

And what brought this on?
I had this dream.

And I lied to you in it?

I don't know.
It got really weird.

OK, so you're yelling at me
for something that I didn't
do to you in your dreams.

And they think I need meds.
You're crazy, cuz.

Have you been taking
those meds?
Every day.

Cross your heart,
hope to die?

What else happened
in this dream?

You talked about us
being together forever.

And what did you say?

They're dreams.
You can't believe in dreams.

You can if you choose to.
Hmm.

Hey, you wore it.
It's my family heirloom.

Thought it'd be appropriate,
considering where we're going.

Well, I'm glad you like it.

Someone special
gave it to me.

Hey, Phil.
This is Rene and Danny.

This is the man
who got me through
the most boring class on campus.

Almost, almost.
What?

Where are you picking up
your pledges?

In front of
the sorority house.

Then we're off.
What did you mean, "almost"?

(clears throat)

* I wish that I had died
a thousand times

* Yes, and I'd have committed
a thousand crimes

* 'Cause tonight I'm on fire,
I'm horrified

(Rene) Don't stay in the car.
Turn off your computer,
let's go.

(Zane) It's just gonna
take a second.

Come on.

It's kind of crowded.
We gotta find your two.

They'll stand out.
(Phil) Maybe we should
lock the doors, doors.

It's a convertible.

That is awesome!
It's humiliating!

(Zane) I think
the spark of sadism

definitely has
your fingerprints
on it, cuz.

Got milk?

Hi, Rene.

Hi, Rene.

I need to hear it
with spirit this time
and don't forget to smile.

* I would bow-wow
for Omega Tau

* I'd be a cow
for Omega Tau

(bell jingles)

So, where exactly
are we going?

To a haunted house
in the middle of the desert.

For real?

All you two need to know
is that wherever we go,

you're my servants,
my slaves.
I like the sound of that!

My slaves.
No one else's.

What exactly does this
initiation consist of?

Whatever comes to mind.

And what a mind she has.
I'd be afraid, girls.

She's really good
at mental cruelty.

But she's not above
a little physical abuse, either.

You like to get spanked,
Danny?

Do you like to get punched,
Phil?

It's nice getting to know
each other like this.

And we will all
during the trip.

But I think I want
some entertainment.

Cow, amuse us.
How?

Tell us where is the most
uncomfortable place
you've ever had sex.

On a staircase.
All right.

Dog.
Horse.

No, you're a dog,
not a horse.

Oh. Very interesting.

Come on, guys.
Let's hit the road.

Get going. Come on. Hi.

Forgot my iPod.
May I go get it, please?

Gallop.

Hey, Phil.
What?

What about you?

Where was the most
uncomfortable place for you?

Phil.
What?

She's talking about having sex,
like, with another person.

Ha-ha. Very funny.
Well?

Garage.
Listen to this. Phil!

Getting down and dirty
with the 10 weight-30.

You are such a poet.

Maybe I'm full of culture.

Is that what you're full of?
Thought it was something else.

(blade slices skin)
Shit.

Mwah. Hey, Zane.

Zane. Zane?

Yes, Rene?

There's a question
awaiting your reply.

Hmm.

Bank vault.

Did you get
free checking, too?

Yes, I did.

No surprise.
Banks like you.

They tolerate me.
They like my money.

Your money?

Mine when I graduate.

Bank shouldn't worry,
because I don't see that
happening anytime soon.

Soon enough, Rene.

Was it, like,
on top of a pile of cash?

Well, actually, Julie,
yeah.

It was.
Got it.

Anyone want a beer?
Yes.

Or Cheesy Poufs.
I have some.

And pre-moistened towelettes
for your fingers, fingers.

Do you even drink beer,
Phil?
Sure. Sure.

Yeah, just keep them down

until we get on the road,
all right? This too.

(horse pledge) What is it?
The X factor.

Cool. Could you
give me one, please?
(Rene) No.

Omega Tau women
must be resourceful.

I could be nice to you.

All right, give her one.

(dog pledge) Danny,
I can be even nicer.

Think I need to spend more time
around your sorority house.

No.

Danny, let me get those.

If you can loosen your grip
on that laptop,

you may find this
worth looking into.
What is it?

Something that'll
make you happy to be here.

But I'm already happy
I'm here, here.

Think of it as something
that'll make us happy
that you're here, here.

It'll make you feel good.

Either way is good, though.
You decide for yourself.

Whoa,
that's hardcore.

(chuckles)

There you go.

H-H-H-Holy shit.

(Julie) Gettin' crazy.

You all right there,
buddy?

The beer went down
the wrong pipe.

(Rene) Sure.
Let's go!

(* "Oh Yeah" by Huck Johns)

* Oh, yeah

* Oh, yeah

* Ooh, we get it on
about a quarter of four

* Don't ask me for a little
when you know you want more

* We won't be home
for a couple of days

* 'Cause it's no work
for Jackie

* And nothin' but play

* Hot legs
with a face to protect

* But it don't matter much
'cause I'm up to my neck

* In sex and drugs
and rock 'n' roll

* And booze and the blow

* ...yeah

* Oh, yeah, yeah

* Everybody come on

* Oh, yeah

* Oh, yeah

* Oh, yeah, yeah

* Goin' all night long...

Oh, shit!

Shit.

(Rene) Zane, what happened?
(Danny) What did you
brake for?

Did you see something?

I thought I saw a fucking...
(Rene) What?

I'm not sure. Could have been
an animal or maybe a coyote
or something.

There's coyotes
out there?

You're in the desert.
That's where they live.

There's all sorts
of wildlife out here.

Look around. We already got
a cow and a dog in the car.

You think there are
more animals here?

(Rene) Lions and tigers
and bears. Oh, my.

Yeah, well, we have
prairie dogs, cougar,
snakes, some buffalo.

Buffalo?

Zane, are you OK
to drive?

Yeah, I'm fine.

Sure about that?

Yes. I'm fine.

(Julie) OK.

(* "Furthermore"
by Fantastic Black)

* Furthermore

* I don't adore

* Your Simple Simon mind-set

* I will ignore

* Well now

* Well now

* Well now *

What the hell is this?

Welcome to Lester's.

He's done
some redecorating.

You mean it looks better now?

Real
House and Garden.

More like
Trailer and Maniac.

Just don't bring that up
in front of him.

He's kind of got
a screw loose.

(gasps)
Laura, look!

(squeals)

What?
Bunny!

Feel like I could
fuck a buffalo.

There's one over there.
Why don't you go
introduce yourself?

I will.

Don't be scared, bunny.
Shh.

My name's Danny,

and I like quickies
in the wide-open plains.

(Julie) He's so still.

I see a rabbit.

Oh, he's so pretty.

(screams)

Lester's subtle way
of saying hello.

Ohh, is he home?

He's not answering.

But his truck is here.

You know there's
a rabbit over there

you can go up to and pet?
And it stands so still.

Oh, and it has the cutest pair
of pointy little antlers.

Raah! Raah, raah!

Who's scarier?

You are,
just for asking that.

(clanking)

(Laura) What is that?

It's an entrance
to an old goldmine.

There's lots of them
up in the hills.
What's in it?

(Julie) Gold?

It's kind of noisy
for gold.

(Native American chanting)

Haah!

(girls screaming)

Jesus Christ, Lester!
What the hell is wrong with you?

I come out here to find
strangers on my property.
A man's got a right to yell.

Your property?
What are you doing in the mine?

That's my business.

Fuck.

(Phil yells)

(laughs)

Damn.
Ruby's good, huh?

(Rene) You named it Ruby?

Yeah. After an old girlfriend.

Well, I think that's sweet.

If you met her,
you wouldn't.

Come here.

How'd you like to pet
a real desert coyote, huh?

Yeah.

They don't
usually let you get up
this close and personal.

Ahem. It's kind of soft.

Yeah.

Warm.

Smells real clean.
Creamy.

(clears throat) Lester.

We've been traveling for hours,
and we'd like to get
up to the house.

Could you get us the keys?

Your daddy never told me
you were coming.

Well, that's not a surprise,
'cause he doesn't know I'm here.

You grew up cute.

Maybe I oughta call him.

Lester... unless they built
a relay station nearby,
and they didn't,

you know there's no landlines
and no cell-phone service.

(fly buzzing)

I got a short wave.

I don't even know
where you'd call.

Last week, he was in China.
This week, I don't know
where he is.

Guess I don't have
a lot of choice
on this one, do I?

Thank you, Lester.

All right, everybody
back in the car.
(Rene) Bye, Ruby.

Your work has gotten better.
Much more... lifelike.

Yeah. Listen,
about the house...

We won't trash it.
I give you my word.

I wouldn't go wandering
around the subcellar
and such.

Why not?

I think we got
some critters
living there.

What kind?

Maybe prairie dogs.
Could be bobcat.
Could be cougar.

You don't wanna be runnin' into
one of those face to face,
let me tell you.

Why didn't you
get them out?

I'm just trying
to give you some advice.

Some advice
to try and keep you
and your rich friends safe.

So you can listen,
you can not listen.
All right?

Whichever you choose to do.
I don't really give a shit.

And what the hell
are you doing up here,
anyway?

Rene's got some pledges
she wants to throw a scare into,

and I had time available,
so it worked out for both of us.

Yeah? Maybe I can help.

What does it mean to you,
anyway?

It's just damn odd,
you being here is all.

You need to get into town,
Lester.

Get yourself
some human company
for a change.

(laughs) Maybe I do,
maybe I don't.

You do.

You all can think of me
what you will,
but I know what I know.

And you'll damn soon wish
that you did, too.

You know how to start
a generator, college boy?
Yes.

You put it on right away.
You hit the outside lights on.

After dark,
you stay inside. OK?

You understand me?
You don't go outside.
You hear that?

Yeah, I hear you, Lester.
I'm not afraid of the dark.

Then college
ain't taught you shit,

'cause this cougar
out there...

Some are Ruby's family,
probably looking for payback,

and there's
other things, too.

So you got a lick of sense,
you'll do like you're told.

Mm.

You been spending much time
up at that house?

Only when something
needs checking on.

So you haven't been up there
looking for anything.

Shit, boy. Look for anything
in that house,

all you're gonna find
is trouble.

Thanks.

(Danny) Hey, who was
that guy, man?

Lester is the caretaker
of sorts, for the house
and grounds.

(* rock on radio)

He lives in that trailer
all by himself?

(Julie) Who'd wanna
live with him?

Obviously not Ruby.
Blah, blah, blah.
Let's party!

Who wants another beer?
(Phil) Man, I feel good.

(Phil) Weird. Weird.

(Native American chanting)

(Rene) Wow.
Here we are.

Zane...

This place rocks!

I thought it'd be older.

This is fairly new.

The original house
was built in the late 1800s.

These stone walls here -

it's all that's left
of the original house
after the fire.

Hey, I'm gonna go
and get the generator
started, all right?

Oh, hey, Phil.
When you get a chance,
put the top up.

Girls, get our bags
onto the front porch,
and then go help Zane.

He'll need a hand
bringing wood inside.
What do we say while we work?

We do it great,
we do it now,

'cause that's the way
of Omega Tau.

Phil, next time,
just say no.

But I love
Cheesy Poufs.

Shit.

Jesus, fucking old bastard.

Fuckin' Lester.

We're good there.

(generator motor whirs)

(stalls)

(motor whirs)

(stalls)

(motor whirs)

Fucking got gas.
What more do you want?

(motor whirs)

(stalls)

(motor whirs)

Just do it.

(motor whirs/starts)

What the fuck?
Sorry!

Rene said we had to help you
carry wood into the house.

Yeah. I need to get
the back door open,
turn on some lights.

Julie,
you can help me inside.

Laura, you can
go back and help Rene.
We'll meet you in front.

All right.

Come on. I'll show you around.
You scared the shit out of me.

All right. Come on in.

Aw, this isn't so bad
for a haunted house.

Oh, this place definitely
has its creepy spots.

Here, come on.

Oh, what about the others?

This will only take a minute.
You're with me.

I'll protect you.

OK.
Come.

Are there spiders?

Only big ones.
Ohh...

Oh...

Jeez.

Don't worry about it.

Ew.

Lester's
not the best caretaker.

Uhh.

You were right.
This is really creepy.

Yeah. The cellar
basically gets used
for storage,

but that's not what
I was talking about.

Then what?

Here. Come here.
It's my favorite place
in the house.

That son of a bitch.

What is this place?

It's a subcellar.

Looks like Lester's been
on a little treasure hunt.

Oh. Well, this gets
the creepy prize. Let's go.

Hang on just a second.

(distant echo)

Come on. I wanna
show you something.

Creepier than this?

Hmph. Definitely not.
Come on.

Whoa! (whines)

Come on.
Go.

So, what did you
wanna show me?

What is it?

It's an old Victorian divan.

Gramps bought it
from one of the local brothels
way back when.

It definitely has
a very colorful history.

And?

And... seems like
a good opportunity for us

to keep
a noble tradition alive.

Bring history to life,
so to speak.

The others
are waiting for us.

(scoffs) They can wait
a little longer.

Frankly, I think
it's more comfortable
than a staircase.

Still feeling warm?

Hot.

(* "Simple Way of Life"
by Lily Cushman)

You won't tell Rene,
will you?

Oh. She won't hear about it
from me.

Aw.

(laughs)

* I was hoping to find
a simple way of life

* With no one around

* Who would ever see me cry?

* For all the things
that I can...

You know something?

What?

I am never
gonna look at a steak
the same way again.

(laughs)

(moans)

The property's
about 10,000 acres.

It's a good portion
of the county.

You don't own any of it?

Zane's side of the family
got pretty much everything.

Your great-grandfather
had a rich strike.

What about the stories
of his first wife
being buried alive?

How do you know so much
about my family?

Um, I, uh... Zane told me.

You wouldn't be lying to me,
would you, Phil?

Uh, no. Uh, no.

Hmm. Laura,
where's my cousin?

He sent me back and asked Julie
to help him inside.

Help him with what?
Can't imagine.

I can.

What took so long, cow?

Trying to open doors
with these hooves
takes time.

Sorry.
Where's my cousin?

I think he's getting more wood
for the fireplace.

I thought
you were helping him
with the wood.

I did.

Mm-hmm. Just bring
the bags inside.

(Danny gasps)
You weren't kidding.

Told you.

This place
is extraordinary.

Oh, it's beautiful.
This one of your relatives?

Not that I'm aware of.

Really gorgeous.

There's a strange feel
to this place,

like we're being watched.

We are.

(thud)

Aah!

Fuck! Ha-ha-ha!

Hey, you're funny.
What are you, fucking ten?

What are you doing here?

I wasn't sure
if the generator had any gas
or not, so I brought some up.

Well, thanks.

I don't want it
quitting on you
in the middle of the night.

I'm sure you're right.

Sure as shit I'm right.

You ain't seen dark
till you've been in
the desert at night.

There's things to be
feared of in the dark.

Yeah. How did all those holes
get in the subcellar?

Gophers... most likely.

I mean, I told you
I believe...

that there's critters
living down there.

Gophers up here
use shovels, huh?

'Cause I'm thinking
it was a weasel.

Well, you best be careful,

'cause you never can tell
which critters
are real dangerous.

Thanks for the warning.
And gas.

It's what I'm here for,
college boy.

Gets mighty cold up here.
Best keep that fireplace full.

I'm sure someone
with a BA, MA, XYZ

can figure out
how to make little logs
out of big ones.

Try not to hurt yourself.

Creepy-ass fuck.

(* guitar)

(Julie) 33.

(Rene) 34.

34.

Biceps.
What is so funny?
35.

It's not funny.

In Spanish.

Phil, can I see
your computer?
Why?

Show me your computer.

Were you looking
for something?
Girls, come here.

I think you've been
less than honest with me.

Wh-Wh-What do you
mean, mean?

I think you're
holding out on me.
Mm-mm.

These girls really wanna be
in my sorority,

and they will do
whatever I tell them to.

So unless
you start talking...

(whispering)

Um...

Hey. What are you doing?

Don't say anything, Phil.

You stand your ground.
You show her who's boss.

How do you know so much
about my family?
Zane told me stuff...

More.

Zane, Zane! Help, help!

I'm sorry, Phil.
She never listens to me.

Honey, don't make this
any worse for yourself.

No, but I didn't do..
Now.

Ah! Ah! Ah!

Aah! OK, OK, OK. I checked out
some stories on the Internet
about your family.

Why?
Zane asked me to find out
about the gold and stuff.

Oh, really?
Yes, yes. I'll show you.

Let him go.

You little pussy.
Show me what you found.

I can't get online up here,
but this is what I downloaded.

(* guitar)

This one is about
your great-grandfather
having first found gold,

then building
the original home.

* Let me tell you
about my Grandpa Bill

* He struck it rich,
never got his fill

* He built this house
and raised a family

* But he hid the gold,
oh, he hid it from me

This one tells about
his new mail-order bride
arriving from South Dakota.

It mentions the first wife
and her disappearance

and rumors about how she...

* One woman was a peach

* I guess that the other
had a problem

* Shows you can't
fuck with 'em

* But you really can't fuck
without 'em

This one describes
how the house burned down

and everyone except
one young boy died,
boy died.

* You gotta get out
while the getting's good

* Because it's comin',
it's comin'

* It's comin'... for you

It mentions all the male victims
had severe gashes
over their bodies.

Ew.
(sneezes)

Ew!

So, somebody chopped up
three of the four kids

and your great-grandfather.

What happened to the wife?

* Well, she got in the bathtub,
did dear Beth

* She slit her wrists,
and she bled to death

* Well, that's the story
told across the land

* She offed herself

* But did someone
give her a hand? *

(strums guitar)

(chuckles)

Man, every family
has its skeletons.

That one story implies that
it wasn't your great-grandfather

that discovered the gold
at all.

It was his first wife, wife.
How could she have
discovered it?

I think it said
that her people,
her tribe,

knew the land
and knew about the gold,

and I guess she told him,

and they say that the first wife
was buried alive.

Buried alive?
Buried alive!

Wait. How could anybody
have possibly known that?

I mean, did she come back
and tell people about it?

"Hey, I was buried alive,
and I'm not that happy
about it."

I wouldn't be happy
about it.
Mm-hmm.

Neither would I, Julie.

Still, man,
it seems like somebody's

holding a pretty strong grudge
against your family.

Could be risky, being here.

Hey, man,
every day that you live,
you're at risk.

That is so fucking true.

I'm going outside,
see if I can get a signal.

And maybe you'll hit
a stray satellite.
Good luck.

I'd like
to take a shower.
(Laura) Me too.

You girls can use the bedroom
at the top of the stairs.

There's a bathroom connected.
Should be towels under the sink.

Me first.
Dog first.

Ha-ha.
Hmm.

Pledge, serve us.

What do you want?

Bring us all beers.
Stop.

You must serve us
as if you were a robot. Go.

At least we're not
being juvenile.

(ghostly echoes/chanting)

Hello?

Is somebody out there?

Hello?

(mutters) Desert.

No phone service.
No Internet, no video games.

Hate the desert!
Hate the desert.

Sweet.

(* "Strange"
by Poets and Pornstars)

There's a couple other places
in the house
I'd like to show you.

Oh, really?

Cow, go sit by Danny.

Go on.
We'll talk more later.

Why are we here?

So you could throw a good scare
into your wannabes.

Are you in trouble
with the dean again?
No.

It's just academic probation.

I do a couple papers,
retake a course or two,
and that's it.

I'm back in class
in a few weeks.
You are so lame.

If you'd just study
instead of dicking around
all the time,

you would have graduated
a year ago.

No, that's not true.
What, two years?

Year and a half.
You're just so... so...

So what - unique, individual,
too good for words?

Lame. The word is lame.

Cow, tell him that he's lame.

You're lame.
Cute but lame.

Did I tell you to tell him
that he was cute?

Did I? Go stand
on your head and recite
the Gettysburg Address.

Now, now, now.
Don't let the power
go to your head.

Julie was only being honest.

Let me give you a hand
with that.

Whoa, whoa.

Four score and...

Lincoln's face...

Mount Rushmore...

Sacagawea had lunch
with the pilgrims.

This is really hard.

You have no idea.

(* "Strange" continues)

* Broken bottles
and broken bones

* Cities and broken homes

* We'll trash the roof
tonight

* Gatecrash the satellites

* Strange

* Strange

* Strange and young
and beautiful, yeah

* S-Sex at 17...

* Strange

* Strange

* Strange and young
and beautiful, yeah...

Laura, are you fin-

(screaming)

I'm almost done. Gosh.
Don't go mad-cow on me.

(Danny) What's going on?
What is it?
(screaming) Laura!

(Rene) Why are you shouting?
Oh, my God. Oh!

Scary old woman...
Behind her! Ax...

(Rene) What?
Is Laura OK?

I don't know. I just ran!
Come on, Danny.

Hurry.

You OK?

Yeah.
You could have knocked.

(Rene) Nobody tried to
chop you up with an ax?

Mm, not that I noticed, no.

No psychos?

Just Julie.

(Rene) Julie?
I know what I saw.

Look. Up here - the light
and shadows...

it could play tricks
on your eyes.

I'm not crazy!
No one said you were.

X making you see things.
No, I don't think so.

No, no? Look at Laura.

She looks OK to me.

(clears throat)

Guys, do you mind?
Right.

Why don't we let dog here
finish up her little bath,

and let's go get
something to eat.

Yeah. That's a good idea.
Why don't you all follow me
to the kitchen?

Hey, Julie.

You thought you saw
a crazy person with an ax
standing behind me?

Yeah.

And you didn't tell me?
Really bad karma.

Go.

Close the door!

* Strange and young
and beautiful, yeah *

(Zane) Hey, Julie.

Go outside and tell Phil
we're gonna eat now.

Hey, Phil? If you're hungry,
we're gonna eat now.

(Native American chanting)

(coughing)

Dusty.

What is this stuff?

Well, it looks like
we've got some canned corn
over there. Yum.

Some coffee.
Boiled free-range chicken.

Is there any real food?

What do you want -
Pop-Tarts?

Mm. Good.

Mm.

I don't think there's anything
in here I wanna eat.

Yeah, keep looking.
You'll find something.

Ugh.

Maybe we can make some popcorn
out of this.

(rattles)
Aah!

(screams)
What the fuck is that?

Hit it, hit it!
You have to get it!
Get it! Zane!

Zane, help!

Rene? Ooh!

Do something, man.

Something to help us,
asshole!
Zane, help, help!

Fuck!
Kill it!

Get it!

(Rene) Be careful.

Oh, fuck.

You OK?
(Rene) Yeah, I guess so.

You guys find some food?
Yeah, we did.
And it's fresh.

(both) Ew!
(laughs)

Come on. You said
you were hungry.
Zane, don't.

It's dead.
So? It's not funny.

(rattles)
(screams)

Fuck!

...that!

You OK?
Yeah. Are you?

Yeah.

What?

Think you should
wear that more often.

Don't tell me you're getting
superstitious now.

Nope. Not at all.

(hisses)
Ha-ha.

(hisses)

Don't fuck around with me!
Snakes aren't funny.

(rattles)
(screams)

Ooh, Jesus.

There's nothing
like a little excitement
to spark up an appetite.

So what do you guys
want to eat?
Beer.

Beer.
Beer.

Strawberry daiquiri.

Beer.

Beer sounds good to me.
(Rene) Where are you going?

I'm returning them to the wild
where they belong.

Be careful, OK?
I just killed two snakes.

I think I can take care
of myself.

I guess Phil got a signal.

Who could he be talking to
this long?

Maybe he's asking
his dweeb friends

to tape the History Channel
for him.

No, he's probably
calling his doctor.

"I can't take it.
There's too much nature
out here."

(giggles)

I don't think his doctor
would be in his office
right now.

It's late.

(sneezes)
Oh!

(screams)

Who cares?
He's probably jerking off.

Hey, Rene?
Hmm?

Did you see these pictures?

They were
stuffed under the paper
and junk in the cellar.

Are these your
great-grandparents?

Um... that's
our great-grandfather,

but that's not
our great-grandmother.

That must be his first wife.

Oh, a very strong presence.

Zane, come here.
Look at this.

Who is this?

Uh, that's Great-Gramps,
his second wife,

and that's their four kids.

Look at the wife, Rene.

Wow. You look exactly like
your great-grandmother.

(Laura) You could be sisters.
Totally.

She has a much different
hairstyle, though.

Look closer at the first wife.
What do you see?

She's wearing my necklace.

Now look at the second wife.

She's wearing
my necklace, too.

Look at the first wife -
her features, her hair.

You can tell she has
Native American blood in her.

That's not just a necklace.
That's a totem.

Like a pole?

No. It depends on the tribe.

But that design is very special.
It's unique.

It's either for protection
against evil spirits

or safe passage
to the other side.
Safe passage?

So your spirit
doesn't get lost
on its journey.

Rene, how did you get
the necklace?

Zane gave it to me.

Yeah, it was found
in the wreckage
of the burnt-down house.

Ended up in a safety deposit box
and was there for decades.

My dad brought the box back
a few years ago,

and I took the necklace.

Thought Rene might like it.
I do like it.

You know,
there's something else
in that box.

Rene, that necklace
was made by a tribal shaman
for a specific individual.

How do you know
all this stuff?

This is a Chinese symbol
for Quan-Li,

an ancient mystical warrior
who destroyed all forces
of evil.

He protects those
who wear his mark.

And you really
believe that?

This is a Celtic druid cross,

ancient people who knew
mysteries of the universe
millennia ago.

This symbol shows a connection,

and entreats protection
from harm.

Look, Laura, they're
attractive decorations,
but...

They're way more than that.
Fine, but as for
making a point...?

Really?

My necklace!

This is creepy.

This is boring!
I'm gettin' a beer.

So what does this all mean?

That necklace was created
to protect.

If the first wife
was buried alive
because she couldn't be killed,

maybe the necklace was doing
exactly what it was supposed to.

What's that?

This was in the box
with the necklace.

I think it's supposed
to be Great-Gramps'
second wife's diary.

Looks waterlogged.

Maybe she had it
in the bathtub with her
at the end.

It's probably
the only way it survived.

It's impossible to read.

Go to the end.

"S-Seen her again.

"I think wants necklace,
revenge.

"Something gold.

Fear for all, end it all,
stop this..." something.

A curse.

"...if I can."

You still think
it's all a myth?

The gold, the bearing,
the curse?

It's plain the second wife
was seeing something
she feared.

She says so.
She has the necklace.

It has to be the same one
the first wife was wearing.

The second wife dies,
the family is slaughtered,
the house burns down?

That sounds like
a curse.

OK, let me get this straight.

So Great-Gramps, say, whacks
his first wife over the head
with a shovel.

Can't kill her, though,
because she's protected
by her "magical" necklace.

So he buries her alive,
with gold, probably
in this house somewhere.

But he takes the necklace
from her first.

Gives it to the second wife,

and the first wife comes back
16 years later for revenge?

Yeah, and to get
her necklace back.
Why would she wait so long?

In certain tribes,
a boy becomes a man
on his 12th birthday.

Maybe she was waiting
till all the boys were men.

(Rene) Why is she back?
'Cause one boy got away.

His blood has returned.
Are you buying this, Rene?

I always thought
that you believed
there was gold buried here.

An eccentric old prospector,
it's one thing.

A crazy woman coming back
from the dead,

killing off
all connected by blood
to her murderer -

oh, and retrieving her stolen
"mystical" necklace -

that's something else
altogether.

So you don't believe it?
Absolutely not!

If you want to enjoy
the rest of your weekend -
and your life, for that matter -

you won't either.

Ohh, this is creepy!

Ohh...

Right. Back to reality
and why we're here.

Laura, Julie, I want you
out on the back porch now.

Hey, stick around.

You might like this one.
I like it already,
whatever it is.

But first,
why don't you go get Phil?

Screw that dweeb.

If he's stupid enough
to stay out in the cold,
leave him.

Zane, don't wander off.
You might miss all the fun.

What's up?
The Godiva Run.

I always liked
that sorority tradition.

So what are you making 'em do?

Jog to Lester's,
bring something back.

Mm-hmm-hmm.
Naked, creepy and dangerous.

What every good initiation
should be.

(whispers) Let's go.
All right.

OK, ladies, you have a task,
a very simple one.

You must jog to Lester's
and bring something back
that proves you were there.

That's it?

What's the catch?
No catch.

Oh. Well, that sounds
easy enough.
Too easy.

That's it. Oh, did I mention
you can only wear one item
of clothing?

No.
You missed that.

Oh, silly me.

Yes, you may only wear one item
of basic clothing on your run.

Choose.

My jacket.

Sorry, Jules.

That falls under the category
of overclothes.

Choose now,
or you get nothing.
Jeans.

Boots.
OK. Laura first.

Stay on the road,
watch out for coyotes

and wave to Phil
on your way by.

Go on.

Whoo! (claps)
Speed it up a little bit!

Let's see some high knees.
Let's go.
Is it cold enough for ya?

You alive in there, Phil?

I think
we gonna go ahead inside.

Got that right.
Yeah.

Rene?
I'll wait out here.

I'm with you guys.

(Rene) I see a wabbit.

Made it back
all in one piece. Good.

And with a stuffed bunny.
Excellent work. How do you feel?

Cold.
No shock there.

Get in by the fire
and send Julie out.

Ho-ho, here she is!
(clapping)

You did very good.
Your turn.

Ha-ha-ha-ha.

Are you ready to perform
for Omega Tau?
I guess so.

Do you want to reconsider
your clothing choice?
No, let's just do it.

OK. Remember
to bring something back.
Whenever you're ready.

Oh, and, uh, watch out
for scorpions.

Ew.
Come on.

Speed it up a little bit!

Julie, you're killing me.
Come on!

Dumb sorority.
You keep your eyes closed
in there, Phil.

Ow.

Ooh! Bullshit sorority.

Who even gives a shit?

Fuck! God, it's cold out here.

Ohh.

Shit.

(muttering) ...cold.

Not having fun,

not with this shit,
stupid fucking...

Ow, shit! Unh!

Oh, fuck.

Ohh. Ow.

Shit. Ow.

Ow. Fuck!

Shit.

Aah! Oh, Zane?
What happened?

Oh, I twisted my ankle
on a rock.

Can you stand on it?
Fuck, it really hurts.

Put this on.
Oh, fuck.

We'll get you fixed up.
Thank you.

Come on.
Oh!

What happened?

This terrain is too rough
for bare feet.

I'm sure you're
aware of that, Rene.

I sprained my ankle.

Oh, I'm so sorry about that.
What did you bring back?

I didn't reach Lester's.
I see.

Come on, cut her some slack.
We'll discuss it later.

Help her inside.

Here, put...

Ow.

(metal clinks)

(* rock)
Oh!

* I'm gonna crawl all over you

* You're gonna crawl
all over me, you said...

I'd like to congratulate those
seeking membership
into Omega Tau.

Their initiation
is almost complete.
There's more?

For some.
I think they deserve
some champagne.

A little bit of bubbly.
Hmm.

To nearing membership
into Omega Tau,

to pushing yourself
to the limits
of physical endurance,

and with due respect

and immense admiration...

to four of the stiffest nipples
that I have ever seen.

To Julie and Laura.

Julie and Laura.

Hey, Rene, did you
have to jog naked
when you joined?

Yep. You guys had it easy.

I had to run down campus -
Fraternity Row, three blocks.

What did you wear?
A ski mask.

(coyote howling)

(* "Simple Survival"
by Mushroomhead)

* The sorrow at my feet

(Julie moans)

* Push the colors
from the makeup

* Drop your feelings
at the door

* Has anybody here had enough?

* Walking in on so much more

* Gonna make you give up

* I wanna see you get up

* I said you're the only one

(giggles)
Ahh... That feels so good.

Zane, why don't you go check
on your friend Phil?

I'm giving
some physical therapy here.

Which is sorely needed,
thanks to you.

A sprained hoof
can't be ignored.

Oh, that feels so good.
Mmm.

You know, my ankle feels better,
but my calves are a little sore.

Could you rub a little higher?

I think I can do that.

* I said you're the only one

* I said you're the only one

* Keep breaking the shame,
take away all I wanna say

* Regretting the day
you don't believe in me

* I'll show you
just what you wanna see,
the end in me

Oh, God...

* Push the colors
from the...

Oh, God.

* Drop your feelings
at the door...

You know,
Phil's probably afraid
to come back in

just 'cause Danny's
been raggin' on him
the whole trip.

Everyone has.
Still.

It might be nice
if you asked him
to come back inside.

Danny is busy.

And you invited Phil,
remember?

Stalemate.

What?

Julie, didn't you
ever play chess?

Never mind.

This little piggy
went to the market,

and this little piggy
went home.

This little piggy
got roast beef,

but this little piggy
got none.

And this little piggy?

He went "whee-whee-whee-whee-
whee-whee-whee"

all the way home.

* The shadow within me

* The sorrow at my feet *

(screams)
(Rene) What is it?!

(Danny) What's wrong?

There was a face
in that window.
Now you see it, too.

It was horrible.
There's nothing
there now.

You think it was Phil?
No, I can see him.
He's still in the car.

I don't know.

Maybe somebody
should go check it out.

Well, I guess that means me.

(Rene) Laura...
I swear.

There's nobody there.

Oh, shit!

Zane, come here.
Everybody come in here
right now!

Somebody just tried
to take my head off
with an ax.

What?
Out back.
I'll show you.

Come on.

I hear a noise,
I come out to look,

it comes flying
out of the dark.

It stuck in this pillar.
Zane, I swear it happened.

Look, this is where
the blade stuck in.
This is fresh.

You gotta believe me.
We believe you, man.

Let's just
get back inside.

Let's go.
Come on.

Somebody is screwing
with our heads, Zane!

Maybe this curse thing
is more real than we think,
like Laura said.

(knock on glass)
What the fuck is going on?

Come on, Danny.
Stay right there.

(yells)
(all scream)

Fuck!
Oh, my God!

(laughing)

Oh, my...

(continues laughing)

Some things never get old.

Hey, you gonna
cook me dinner?
Yeah, right.

You asshole.
If this was a gun,
you'd be dead.

It ain't,
so don't worry about it.

What the hell
are you doing here?

Well, I'm running
a little low on supplies,

so I come up
to get me some grub.

Just a little midnight snack
is all.
Fuckin' asshole.

You're nothing but a crazy,
goddamn fuckin' pervert!

You know something, son?

You don't even want to think
about trash-talking Lester,
all right?

Have you been around the house
all night?

I have. I had an eye out,
you might say.

Did you throw that ax
at Danny?

I did. Sure enough.

Hey, I warned ya.
I said, "Don't go outside.

There's dangers out there
that you can't imagine."

(Danny whispers)
Cocksucker.

I heard you, boy, OK?

Now you listen here, son.

You say one more thing to me
that I don't like,

you in for a world of hurt.

Hey, look. All right,
you came to get food.

Just get it
and then get out.

But I got me another question.
What?

I was wondering...

You gonna be having any more
of them scavenger hunts
you were having before?

You gonna have any more
tonight?

You saw us?

Sugar...

you runnin' bare-ass
in the great outdoors

for all the world
to see -

a person with eyes
is gonna see.

No, wait, it wasn't you.

You wasn't bare-ass at all,
were you? Too bad.

It was you, wasn't it?

You know, you might
have said something.

What, and go and ruin
the best show I've ever seen
in the great wide-open plains?

Why in the world
would I do that?

Lester ain't got no cape.

(laughs)

There's no more running,
no more shows,

no more nothin' tonight.

Just get your food
and get back to your trailer.

Who you think you're
barking orders at, huh? Huh?

You ain't gonna tell me
what to do.

You know, Lester,
I think your days
on this ranch

are coming to an end.
Yeah?

Well, I think the day
that you and me go toe-to-toe

is just about here.

Get your food
and get out.

(yells)
Stop!

(laughs)
You're sick.

You little dipshits.

They jumped a mile
when they saw Lester.

(laughs)

Ain't but a few
with the iron will

and sense of humor
of a Lester.

One thing's for damn sure -

your best learning sure as shit
don't come out of books!

And we'll just see...

whose time is almost up
on this ranch,

you little gopher shit!

Mm.

Something
I ain't found yet...

and I ain't leavin'
without it.

So...

the sooner you all leave,

the sooner I can get back
to lookin',

and then we'll all be happy.

(sniffs)

Ah.

Someone screwin' with Lester,

you're gonna get screwed back
real hard.

(blade whooshes)

So, Lester's
been having some fun
at our expense.

(Danny) Asshole.

Yeah, well,
it's over now.

But... just to be sure,
why don't we all stay here?

It's the warmest place
in the house anyway.

Danny, we're gonna need
some more wood for this fire.

I'll stir this up
and get it ready.

Girls, go round up
some pillows and blankets.

Hey, how long you been
off your meds?

(clears throat)
About ten days now.

Yeah? Why?

Felt like something momentous
was about to happen,

and I wanted to be ready.

Momentous, huh? Like getting
kicked out of school again?

I'm not kicked out!

Are you seeing any
cause and effect here?

Because it's about
to slap you in the face.

I mean, come on.
You take your pills,
and you do all right.

You squeeze by.

You go off your pills,
and you get kicked out.

Maybe it had nothing
to do with school.

Yeah? Then what?

Maybe it was family business.

Do you know something
you haven't told me?

Do you?
You lied to me.

Look, I'm sorry about that.
I didn't think you'd understand.

Me? Come on, Zane.
I wouldn't?

Look, I know. I just...

I don't know.
What?

I've been seeing things,
having visions.

Yeah? I wonder why.

I mean, Jesus, Zane.

You're taking X
and who knows what else,

on top of not taking
what you should be?

I mean, what...?
You know what?

I want you to take your pills
right now... in front of me.

Come on, please?

Look, I don't know
if it's taking the pills
or not taking them

that lets me see reality.

Take them... for me.

You are a real problem child,
you know that?

Can't help it.
Runs in the family.

Phil?

Dude, what the fuck?

What the hell were you doing
in the car this whole time?

Hello?

Great weekend.
Fucking snakes,
psychos and dweebs.

Yo, Phil, I'm talking to you,
talking to you.

Holy fuckin' shit!

(Laura) She's such a bitch.
(Julie) She's nice to you.

'Cause I do
what she tells me to.

No, 'cause you're
a fuckin' bitch.

At least I'm not a stupid cow.
At least I'm not a fucking dog.

Girls.
Hi, Rene.

Hi, Rene.

Since the weird stuff
has been explained,

let's get back to
our real reason for being here.

Torturing us?
Precisely.

(snaps)

Julie, stand over there.
Laura, you can sit down.

Zane, come here.

Hmm?

Mm!

Rene, not in front
of the children.

Omega Tau women must be strong,
intuitive and trusting.

So we're going to form
a little trust exercise.

Julie, strip.
What, again?

Come on, you get to keep on
your bra and panties this time.

Lose the rest. Let's go.

Why doesn't Laura have to?

Because Laura accomplished
her last task, and you didn't.

How exactly
does this build trust?

You have to trust me.

Trust that I am looking out
for you and your well-being,

even if at times
it may seem like I'm not.

Are you ready?
I guess so.

Oh, I almost forgot.

(humming)
(sighs)

Now, whatever happens,

whatever you hear or feel,

do not move.

Do you need me?
Or any more clothing?
No.

All right, I'll be back.
Where you goin'?
Look for gold?

(whooshes)

Don't move!
Sorry.

And don't speak.

Don't move!

(snaps)
(yelps)

Don't you trust me, Julie?
Yes.

Are you absolutely sure, huh?

Because I'm really not getting
the feeling that you do.

No, I do, honestly.
(clears throat)
Good.

(hisses)
Oh, my God, it's a snake!

I am deeply disappointed,
Julie.
(groans) I'm sorry.

Deeply.

To think that you believe
that I would put you at risk...

It hurts.

No, I trust you.
I really do, honestly.

I'm-I'm ready now.
I really am.

You ready for the worst?
Yes.

Could be pretty bad.
Bring it on.

Hmm. Well, if you think
you're ready...

Remember,
this is your last chance.

Don't move.

Think we should go back?
No, let her sweat
a little longer.

Oh, but she tries.

She better do more than try,
because if she doesn't pass
this test..

Ooh, it gets worse? Hmm.

Worse than she could
possibly imagine.

Watch. Hey, Julie!

Since you're ready
for the worst,

here it comes.

Come on,
you son of a bitch!

(yells)

What the...?

Oh, what now?

Zane!

(Rene) Zane, come on,
what's with the lights?

Let's get a flashlight.
Right.

Zane?

Hey, what happened?

The generators
probably ran out of gas.
I'll go fill them up.

And find Danny.

Usually it doesn't
take him this long
to get wood.

Hey, there are more flashlights
under the kitchen sink.

Yeah, yeah, we're goin'.

(gasping)

(generators chugging)

Wha...? What the fuck?

Danny?

God!

Lester, you fuckin' psychopath!

Why are you yelling?
We have to get
out of here.

Why?
We have to get
out of here!

Just don't -
Just get inside!

Danny?
Come on.

Danny, no! Danny?!
Laura...

Rene, no!
Take her inside.

Danny!
Help me get her inside.
Come on.

(yelling)
Get out of here!

Danny, no!
Shut up for a second
and listen to me.

Lester went postal,
and he could be anywhere.

We're getting out of here.
Let's get Julie and go.

(Julie) Zane!

(weak voice)
Zane, help.

Julie?

You crazy fucking psycho.
What did you do?

What blood demanded.

(Rene) Zane!

Zane, where...?
(screams)

(all yell)

Zane, we have to go!
Come on,
get the fuck out.

Zane, come on.

(Rene) Julie!
(Zane) Where is she?

Julie, come on,
stop playing around.

Come on, come on,
get out.

Oh, come on. Julie!

(both screaming)

Don't look.
Just get in the car!

Come on, let's go, let's go,
let's go, let's go.

Come on, Zane.
What?
What?!

You've got to be kidding me.
There's no power.

Just stay here.

(whimpers)
It's OK,
it's OK, it's OK.

Come on.

Zane, what...?

(Laura)
What's going on?

Damn it.
Now what?

Cables were cut.
This car isn't going anywhere.

What are we
supposed to do?

Lester has a truck.
I saw it in his yard!

He's inside.
Maybe he's got his keys on him.

Where the hell
is Julie?
Let's go. Let's go!

Julie?
Julie, where are you?

Come on, come on.

Come on, come on,
come on.

Julie? Julie?

Come on.
Hold this.

Gimme, gimme, gimme.

Zane, come on.

Zane, hurry up! Come on!

You see her?
(girls) See who?

The fuckin' old woman.
Zane, hurry up!

(Laura) Come on!
Come on, get the keys.

Get out.
Get out, get out.

(Rene) Julie?
(Zane) Julie!

Julie?
Julie?

Julie, come on.
Julie!

(choking)

Oh, my God.

(screams, sobs)

Do you see her?!
Yes.

Run! Go get Lester's truck
and come back for us. Just go!

Aah!

(sobs)

Fuck.

Fuck.

Aah!

Oh, fuck!

(screaming)

Fuck!

Rene?

Come on, Rene, wake up.

What the fuck
do you want from us?!

This is Great-Gramps' fault.

Not mine, not Rene's!

We didn't do anything to you!

(coughs)

Rene!

Rene!

It's gonna be OK.

(sobbing) Oh, my God!

Come on. Fuck! Come on.

(engine not turning over)

Please, please, please.

(engine not turning over)

Please!

Please.
Come on, please.

(engine not turning over)

(screams)

Zane. Zane.

Zane!

Zane, Rene, come on!
Come on!

(screams)

(whispering indistinctly)

Zane. Zane?

Zane, wake up.

Zane, where are we?
(coughs)

What happened?
Zane, where are we?

Oh!

(screams)

(shrieking)

We've done nothing to you!

I'm not gonna die!

Help!
Help!

(shrieks)

We can hide everything!
Just let us go!

We never did anything
to you!

(shrieks)
No!

(sobs)

(both screaming)

(screaming fades)

(* rock)

* Hey, yeah

* Hey, yeah

* Hey, yeah, ah-ah

* Hey, yeah

* Hey, yeah

* Hey, yeah, ah-ah

* Yeah, they buried me
on Sunday

* But I slept and woke
on Monday

* And I shrieked
at my own face

* Guess God forgot this place

* And I thought
I saw the future

* But there's nothing left
to see

* It's like something's
been erased

* Guess God forgot this place

* And they chased me down
lookin' for a change

* And once they saw me,
we were all the same

* I looked at you,
you looked at me

* And for a second,
we were one, not two or three

* And they chased me down
lookin' for a change

* And once they saw me,
we were all the same

* I looked at you,
you looked at me

* And for a second,
we were one, not two or three

* Hey, yeah
* I said, hey, yeah

* Hey, yeah
* I said, hey, yeah

* Hey, yeah
* Wha-oh, wha-oh

* I'm back now

* Hey, yeah
* I said hey, yeah

* Hey, yeah
* I said hey, yeah

* Hey, yeah
* Wha-oh, wha-oh

* I'm back

* Well, I used to be
a teacher

* Now the kids
just scream in fear

* And I know
it's supposed to hurt

* But I can't shed a tear

* And I used to own
a little dog

* Oh, I'd walk him every day

* But now he's walkin' me

* Won't let me get away

* And they chased me down
lookin' for a change

* And once they saw me,
we were all the same

* I looked at you,
you looked at me

* And for a second,
we were one, not two or three

* And they chased me down
lookin' for a change

* And once they saw me,
we were all the same

* I looked inside,
and it hurts to see

* We were one

* Then we were three!

* Oh, yeah!

* Yeah

* They buried me on Sunday

* But I slept and woke
on Monday

* And I shrieked
at my own face

* Guess God forgot this place

* With apologies, Papa thought
I could slay his god

* You hope and pray,
but it never will appease God

* I looked at you,
and they all looked the same

* I got a body,
but I don't have a name

* Said hey, yeah

* Ah-ah

* Ah-ah

* Hey, yeah
* I said, hey, yeah

* Hey, yeah
* I said, hey, yeah

* Hey, yeah
* Wha-oh, wha-oh

* I'm back now

* Hey, yeah
* I said hey, yeah

* Hey, yeah
* I said hey, yeah

* Hey, yeah
* Wha-oh, wha-oh

* I'm back

* Yeah, they buried me
on Sunday

* But I slept and woke
on Monday

* I shrieked at my own face

* Guess God forgot this place,
I'm back now

* I thought I saw the future

* But there's nothin' left
to see

* Seems something's
been erased

* Guess God
forgot this place *