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[man] Previously ON LINCOLN HEIGHTS:

Crack house. Cops closed it.

- I know. - I know you know.

Everybody out! Everybody out!

- One of the cops. - I grew up on the street.

When my mom died, Tay was like my second family.

I'll never forget that face. He murdered your mother.

Did you kill my grandma Cassandra?

Wish you didn't have to ask me that question.

- Hi, daddy. - Marika.

Actually, I'm Sage now. Damn! Where you hiding him?

If I had that, I'd be busy, too.

No idea you were talented.

You'd be amazed at the talents I have.

You're putting that guy over me!

- Charles, go! - It's a long walk home.

- I'm not going home. - That makes two of us.

I think a fresh start sounds pretty good right now.

[crashing]

I'm so sorry.

Charles.

Cassie.

[beeping]

This is beautiful.

I could have stayed in bed all morning, however.

So after the champagne brunch, let's get back to it.

It took, like, forever to dry.

I used these special paints. It glows in the dark.

Wow. I didn't even know you had this.

Your mom smuggled it out your room.

I can't wait to show her. She gets back next week.

When are your folks due?

Dinner time, they said, if the traffic's good.

So how's your leg? Are you fully recovered?

I'm recovered. But I could use some of this...

We can toss this. It's no good.

Work with me, genius. You think they fixed the place up and kept the same lock?

You are redefining the word "fine" in that bikini.

- Oh, you like? - I like how you talk me

into spending way too much money on this "get away from our kids" weekend.

- [both laugh] - I hope the kids behave themselves.

[hip-hop plays]

♪ Get a little loud for ya ♪

♪ Shake it, right there light it on fire ♪

♪ Hotter than heaven in the place to be ♪

♪ California ain't the west without the real far east ♪

♪ My name is Kevin representing everything that's real ♪

♪ Shaking the planet single-handed with the m-I-c ♪

♪ So can you hear me? Hear me? Hear me? Hear me now? ♪

♪ If I whisper in your ear Can you hear me when I shout? ♪

♪ Arrest me 'cause I play music really loud ♪

[all shouting]

Whoo! [laughs]

ah! [laughs]

- [phone rings] - [answering machine] reached the Suttons.

Leave a mesSage.

[Kevin] Hey, it's me. I don't want to bug you while you're away at the beach,

give me a call when you're back.

Doctors wanna take Sage off her meds.

See if she'll come to. It's been three months. Swelling's gone down.

Brain scans check out. Nice to get a second opinion.

- Cassie, pick up. - I can't.

- [dial tone] - Wow, he sounds bad.

I wish I could have, but my dad told me to stay at the Taylors'

till they get back home.

It's gonna be easy access. No one's home.

You cut the line?

This is gonna be fun.

[laughs]

- Want to talk about it? - Sage getting off her meds?

- Sage coming to. - I hope she does.

Me, too.

- But what? - No but.

But how's that gonna affect us?

- Cassie, come on. - Charles, the two of you

- Were going someplace together. - [glass shatters]

oh, my God, Charles! What's that?!

[banging, crashing]

♪ The city never sleeps ♪

♪ You gotta live to your own beats ♪

♪ So easy come and easy go ♪

♪ What is wrong? ♪

[vocalizing]

[banging]

- There's nothing. - Check the laundry room.

He didn't stash it there!

When the cops busted in, we were up front!

- What? - Nothing.

I'm just saying that nobody was really back there.

It was just... It was me, ray ray, Dooley.

Don't think I remember everything about it?

You were so wasted, Carlo, you don't know where in hell they were.

You're right, cyd. You right.

- They're tearing the place up looking for something. - What?

- Seems like they've been here before. - Who are they?

Two guys and a girl. She's got a gun.

I tried calling 911, but I think they cut the lines.

Where's your cell?

In my bag. I left it downstairs.

Maybe they'll stay downstairs.

And what if she stays in a coma?

A medically induced coma, Kevin. No meds, no coma.

Presumed, not proven.

What is the harm in keeping her on medication a few more weeks?

Jeez, don't you trust anyone?

These are the best doctors. They tell us her brain scan is normal.

- [phone rings] - Yeah.

You're kidding? How long ago was the dispatch?

Don't tell me. Lund's got separation anxiety already?

- We've... - Let's go. Precinct called.

- Neighbor phoned in a break-in at the house. - Our house?

- Thank God the kids are at the Taylors'. - Call them.

- Make sure they don't go home. - [dialing]

[cell phone vibrating]

- [indistinct chatter] - [phone ringing]

- [tapping] - [ringing]

- [man] Next audition. - [up-tempo music playing]

[phone ringing]

My dad put a lock on it. He said going on the roof was dangerous.

- You know where the key is? - In the kitchen.

Booyah!

Damn! I told ya'll Dooley wasn't lyin', man!

Cellblock c was getting sick of him whining 'bout this grade a.

It's a shame he ain't gonna be here to partake.

And you ain't either. We came here for something else.

- What? - My grandma's legacy.

- I told you this crap was secondary. - We got this. Let's go.

- Not till we find the money. - Let me hit this first, please.

- Let me hold it so he won't nut out. - You crazy!?

- I told y'all it was on the premises. - Who found it?

- Back off, toddler! - Hold it, hold it, hold it!

Both of y'all!

Before I lose my grip on reality. now, show some respect.

This is my house! My grandma's house.

And no one's leaving till I get what's mine! Got it?

Let's go upstairs.

Damn! Hey, cyd, look!

[phone ringing]

- Did you reach mama Taylor? - She's at the church senior casino

on some boat in the marina. Said she left the kids at home

eating breakfast and doing homework.

Then why aren't they picking up?

When's the last time you saw our kids doing homework on Sunday morning?

♪ If you wanna get up and move to the beat ♪

♪ Then you gotta be in the mood ♪

♪ Get busy on the floor you know you gotta show me ♪

♪ That you got attitude ♪

♪ If you wanna get up and move to the beat ♪

♪ Then you gotta be in the mood ♪

♪ Get busy on the floor you know you gotta show me ♪

♪ That you got attitude ♪♪

[scattered applause]

When my man Luc asked me to fill in for him while he was recording, I was happy.

'cause grooves in the Heights is fierce.

But what happened to the guy

we saw performing in the talent show?

- [all muttering] - What do you mean?

Something's missing.

You nervous?

I guess. It's a new tune.

- Who helped you with what we saw before? - A friend.

Reach out and call him.

Your act needs some serious assist.

Next.

[phone ringing]

- Hey, mom. - Tay?

- God, where are you? - At the Rev.

- Cassie and Lizzie with you? - No.

- When was the last time you saw them? - An hour ago.

Lizzie was playing basketball with jarone.

- I don't know where Cassie is. - Uh...

Tay, I want you to go straight to the Taylors' house.

- Stay there. - Everything all right?

- You guys gonna be home soon? - No.

It's gonna take a while. Just do what I say. see you later.

Listen, I don't hear anything. Maybe they're gone.

- I'm gonna check. - No, Charles! Don't leave me.

Cassie, come here.

Look! Look up, please!

[gunshot]

[police sirens wailing]

[man shouting]

[Eddie] Where was he hit? Is he OK?

Don't let anyone breach the house.

Not until I know where my kids are.

- Who got hit? - What room did it come from?

- Eddie! - Second floor facing west?

- Eddie, tell me. - Jenn, please. I'm trying to talk to Kevin.

What did you do?! Are you crazy!?

He saw me, man. He saw my face.

He wasn't looking at us.

Wasn't looking anywhere near us. You tell me not to pack heat

and your junkie boyfriend has a weapon?

Who you calling a junkie?

My time had nothing to do with substances.

Mine was in juvvie. I could walk out that door now. My ass wouldn't fry.

- You're thinking about walking out? - What else can we do, cyd?

- We're sitting ducks! - You walk out that door they ain't gonna blow you away?

Think. All they have to do is see your face.

You know what I'm saying?

You weren't here that day. Cops busted in like it was Iraq.

Stomped me in the back of my neck.

Busted my ribs with a rifle.

- Herded us out like animals. - [shouting]

get your hands up! Hands up! Don't anybody move!

- Cop even said it. - The way these people live.

"the way these people live." I can still hear those words.

They didn't see us. They was just taking out the trash.

You think they'd stop and ask who lived here?

Think maybe it belonged to somebody. Not just a crack house.

This was Effie may glass' house!

Her house. Her palace.

Nobody loved me like she did.

Yeah.

No one asked who lived here.

They just up and stole it.

Let's find the arsenal in this place.

There's no way a cop's gonna live in this hood without a stash.

Cyd! [laughs] check out your old space.

Yeah. Kind of a trip, huh?

You think it's, like, karma or déjà vu, whatever you call it?

Hey. Remember that time we took those weird collages you made to the beach to try to sell?

We had to haul every single one of them back on the bus.

[laughs]

Come on, there's nothing in here.

Hey. It's gonna be OK, Cassie.

How do you know?

The last time something crazy happened,

- We made it. - You mean at the bodega?

I feel like someone's watching over us.

- My dad. - Bigger than that.

- I'd settle on my dad now. - Actually, me, too.

I hope he comes soon before Lizzie and Tay get home.

- [sirens wailing] - [tires screeching]

- Where is he? - He's on his way.

- He and his wife went to rosarita for some r&r. - The rest of his family?

- Unaccounted for right now. - Find them.

Mr. Lund! Mr. Lund.

- What's going on? Where's Lizzie? - Hoping you could tell me.

With friends till her folks get back.

I thought maybe she Came home early. I hope she listened to them for once.

You'd better get home. Work on finding Lizzie. What's that?

Uh, something for Lizzie.

Nothing really. I'll call her.

Hey, Johnny, you know whose car that is?

I think it's Charles'.

His car was creamed in the accident.

Hurry. Mom's mesSage said somebody broke into our house.

She told you to stay away from here.

If she asks, it wasn't me who brought you over here.

[police radio chatter]

- Lizzie! - [man] Get back, people!

Thank God you're OK.

Lund says your parents are going out of their minds

- Trying to find you. - I haven't called them yet.

I was, uh, over at the courts.

At the courts by yourself? It can get pretty rough.

I wasn't by myself.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God, this is awful.

Yeah, they don't know who's inside the house.

It's a good thing you weren't at home.

- Where's Tay? I tried calling him. - Me, too.

I'll go tell Mr. Lund you're all right.

Lay low. He'll make you go back to the Taylors'.

Call your folks.

- He your boyfriend? - Yeah.

I mean, I guess.

Then you'd better do what he tells you.

I don't have to do what anybody tells me to.

Except maybe my parents.

[hip-hop plays]

Tay, I jetted here because you said there was an emergency.

It is an emergency. My music career's tanking fast.

What career? Last I heard,

you were playing clarinet for the school orchestra.

You helped get my act together for the talent show.

That was a one-shot deal.

I was a hit, man. I just can't walk away.

Well, I have to. You know how it is between your father and I.

He doesn't want me anywhere near you.

But you're my friend. I know my dad's still angry with you.

I believe a person can change their life.

You saved mine, Ruben.

Tay, you have no idea how much that means to me.

But I have to respect your father's wishes.

Hey, before you go, could you just lay one thing on me?

[sighs]

Whew, Lizzie's safe. Two down, one more to go.

I'm sure Cassie will have a good excuse, too.

She and Charles spent the day together at the library.

I'm sure they're fine.

- [cell phone rings] - Yo.

I hate to break this to you, partner.

We ran a vehicle check on cars in the vicinity.

The name Marla antoni came up on a registration.

Isn't that Charles antoni's mother?

- He says it is. - How old is Sutton's daughter?

- Sixteen. - So it's Cassie Sutton and her boyfriend,

- The antoni kid, that are probably in the house. - Yeah.

[dialing]

- [sirens wailing] - [phone vibrating]

Cassie? it's mom. hello...

Hello? Cassie?

Cyd! Now the cops can't bust in all commando on us.

Cassie's in here. Yo, baby girl's our ticket out.

- [laughing] - Cassie!

- Cassie! - Ouch!

Come out, come out, wherever you are!

[cyd] Cassie! Where are you?

Where is the little bitch?

What do we have here?

[laughing]

Whoo! Ha-ha!

Princess Cassie has it all!

Not for long. Let's do this.

[Carlo] Give it up!

[Carlo] Cassie!

- Oh, my God. - Told you we'd be OK.

You don't think they'll find us here, do you?

You've lived here for how long, and you never knew this existed?

- [cyd] Cassie! - Try to get this open.

- [Carlo] Cassie! - Maybe if we scream, they'll hear us.

So will those crazy crackheads.

I hope my dad's out there.

- Tell me why we didn't move. - They backed out.

Heard the neighborhood was dangerous.

Violence at the schools.

That's when you decided to take the house off the market.

Me? We decided to stay as long as it was good for the kids, remember?

No more choice in the matter.

Tell the kids. They like their schools,

they're comfortable, they love their friends.

Charles, I love you. I'm sorry I brought up Sage.

I know you love me.

I don't know how else to show you.

I mean, I felt terrible that Sage was in that car.

But I'm so grateful it wasn't you.

And I feel like crap for thinking that.

They found her boyfriend's car down the street.

If they'd shoot a cop, imagine what they'd do to her.

[dialing]

Mom? Mrs. Parker said Cassie's in the house with Charles.

- Mom, those guys are armed. - Lizzie, calm down. It's gonna be OK.

- Are you still at the house? - Yes, I'm sorry I didn't go.

- But I... - Tay's at the Taylors'. I want you to go join him right now.

There's nothing you can do.

- The police will handle it. - But, mom, Cassie's in there.

Lizzie, put Mrs. Parker on the phone.

Mrs. Parker, my mom would like to speak with you.

Jennifer, whatever we can do...

No, don't worry.

They have our street blocked off,

but I can take her on the bus.

All right. Lizzie? Lizzie?

- [man] Let's go! - Go, go, go!

My mom told me to go to your house, but my sister's in there.

- What am I gonna do? - Call her back. I'll tell her I'll protect you.

I can't. Mrs. Parker has my cell.

Why don't you go get it for her? I'll watch Lizzie.

Please?

Time's not on our side. It'll be dark in less than a hour.

Difficult for us to maneuver.

- Keep trying to make contact? - Won't pick up Cassie's cell.

A clear sign they're not open to dialogue.

If there's three of them and we offer some options,

- Chances are one of them will break. - [phone ringing]

- Hey. - How's it look?

Not good. Swat wants to go in.

Can't happen! My daughter's in that house.

- How far away are you? - Less than 50 miles. Let me speak to lindo.

He won't talk. You're too involved.

Don't let them breach that house!

I'll try. Lindo's got your back, but it's swat's tactical call.

Kevin, you know how it is when we go in.

We come out, there's a body bag.

I'll do my best.

- We're exiting. - Why? We're almost home.

Not if we run into beach traffic.

I know a shortcut.

[honking]

Damn!

- Guess we're lucky it wasn't worse. - Give me that bolt.

- We didn't flip over. - This goes in the trunk.

- [gasps] - What were you thinking?!

This isn't a black and white.

I don't see a red light flashing on top of our vehicle.

- We could have been killed! - So could our kids.

All right, let's go.

- They're aware Sutton's daughter's inside. - Not just his daughter.

Shouldn't you be worried about your own?

Due respect, if anything happens to a member of the Sutton family,

all hell could break loose in this neighborhood.

How quickly the tide turns.

I'll see if I can hold 'em off.

I know this might not be the best time, but maybe it is.

- What is it? - In science class back in sixth grade,

they tried to teach us how things grew.

Dude, that looks it could spread disease or something.

My aunt made some delicious guacamole not too long ago,

and I got it in my mind to try to grow an avocado from that pit.

When I saw how fast it grew,

I thought it would be the perfect present for you.

- Thanks. - Look how many roots it has.

Excuse me. I'm Monica Moyers from station kyzo. I was told you're Lizzie Sutton.

She's not doing interviews at this time.

- Your parents are on the way... - Maybe you should step off.

I don't mean to upset you. But everyone's wondering...

Whether I'm gonna ask you one more time or start whooping up on your...

Perhaps, I can be of help. I'm almost a member of the family.

Thank you.

- Six, seven, eight. - Thanks, Ruben. Think I got it now.

I was putting too much on it.

You're a natural. You just gotta relax.

- You don't need me. - Really? You mean it?

I'm not just a superstar in my own mind?

I mean, I know I play clarinet.

No, seriously. You're talented. You could blow up.

But what do I know? I'm just an out of work nurse from Alabama.

I feel like I should apologize.

For what? You didn't do anything...

Hold on.

...Where a potential barricade situation is unfolding.

So far, no word from police and swat officers

who have surrounded the house. But a family friend has offered us an exclusive to kyzo news.

Hi. I'm Johnny nightingale, personal friend of the Suttons.

Since the Suttons moved here, crime's down.

Neighbors know each other's names. it's all positive.

So why do you think they're being targeted?

Maybe it's just a random thing. Folks break in houses all over.

[Monica] Well, let's hope the ordeal for the people

in this house will soon be...

- [TV off] - Whoa. That's why my dad sounded weird.

I shoulda listened to him.

He told me to go to mama Taylor's.

I'll drop you.

Wait, I want to know what's going on.

Can't you take me to the house?

Sorry. If it's one thing your father and I agree on,

it's your safety. Let's go.

[Eddie] I never should have left my two-way at home.

- The one time... - And you're mad at me

- Because I made you. - You made me leave town.

- I left my radio. - Eddie, you agreed we needed

a getaway from the real world.

There's no getting away when you have kids, remember?

- [siren wailing] - This is not happening.

When they see your badge... You didn't leave your badge at home?

I don't go anywhere without my badge, baby.

I had it with me on the beach.

Damn.

What's the rush? Four-alarm fire?

I'm an officer with Lincoln Heights.

- There's a life and death emergency... - Slow down.

- You're a police officer? - I know.

Let me get my badge and license out the trunk.

Put your hands where I can see them.

Officer, please. Our house's been broken into.

- Our daughter's... - Lady, you need to not talk now.

- Where's your registration? - In the glove compartment.

Take it out. Keep both hands Within my sight. Is that clear?

[Carlo] Cassie! Come out!

If we find you, we gonna mess you up.

They know I'm up here, but they don't know about you yet.

If they knew how to get up, they'd be here.

If one of us can get out... If I can save you, it'll be worth it.

We're both getting out. I told you if anything happened to you,

I'd rather be dead. Think how you felt when my car was totaled.

I know. But if I give myself up, maybe I can talk to them.

These are thugs. There's no talking to them.

- [Carlo] We're gonna find you! - Does your dad keep a gun here?

In his lockbox in the closet. The key's under the bed.

Charles, you're not going to get it, are you?

Eddie Sutton wouldn't wait for somebody to rescue him.

- He's a cop. - He's a man first.

And he'd do anything to save you.

I'm as good a man as your father is.

- Where's your boyfriend? - In the bathroom.

He sick or something? That's a mighty long leak for such a short pipe.

Hey, Carlo! What's going on, baby?

All we need is for him to get hyped up and do something else suicidal.

Carlo! Open the door!

Yeah, baby. What?

- I was just doing my business. - You lyin'! Give it to me!

I told you we didn't come here for this.

This is my grandma's house! Don't you have respect?

Give me a break, OK? This ain't nothing but a get-high pad to me.

This is all you came for, isn't it?

No, I came to help you. Help you find your family legacy.

You wouldn't know a family legacy if you were a Jackson five.

I'll find what she left you. I was just distracted, OK?

That's a moot point now.

They're about to unleash those Uzis on us.

Not if we got a shield named Cassie.

But we can't find her. We've combed this joint. I even searched her gear.

Another cell. Maybe her and her friend dumped their stuff and split.

Nah, kids don't go nowhere without their cell phones.

Nothing else upstairs? No place to hide up there?

Not when we lived here.

Go upstairs. Check it out.

Cyd, you said this would be easy.

You said we'd walk in and walk out.

Nobody said nothing about shooting a cop.

If I go out waving this white flag, swat will back down.

You'll be able to make your Peace. Tell them whatever you want about this house.

- Just let me go. - Let go of the door, g.

Cyd, I'm 16. I got my whole life...

You shoot me, you'll get life.

You won't ever get out.

- Charles. - [laughing]

Cassie!

G, know this about my family.

No one drags us out of here without a fight.

Drop the gun.

- [gunshot] - [yelling]

commander to team leader. Prepare to make entry.

- I'm going in. - What?

- Who talked the shooter down? - Not a member of this unit.

Who identified Briggs? Brought him outside the precinct?

You're not a negotiator. I'm not negotiating!

Remove him from the area. That's an order.

You have to trust.

I know when it comes to your kid, it's life or death.

Sometimes you gotta let go.

I can't do that.

I'll go check on something in the car.

I'm sure she's fine, Jenn.

There's a special light around Cassie.

Yeah, I know. I know.

Mom! I'm so sorry I disobeyed you.

No, it's OK. It's OK. Stay close to me.

- Mom, where's dad? - Oh, he's over there...

Where's my husband? Kevin?

Where's Eddie?

Beats me. He was just here a minute ago.

Where's Sutton?

- On my count. - Hold it, hold up! There's a situation.

His leg. He ain't dead.

I had to give him the gun. He might have shot you.

If she says she'll pop you, believe it.

Looks like special forces backed off.

Maybe you should pop someone else.

If they try leaving out of here. Thanks for the coat, Cassie.

But you know this doesn't even the score.

- What do you mean? - You stole my room.

That should be my easel in there.

My clothes in the closet.

My boyfriend's picture in that pretty-ass frame.

You used to live here?

Yeah.

...A recent incident of gunfire from inside the house.

Cyd, check this!

...In the latest gunshot, but ballistics information...

- Cut it off. - We're large, cyd! Filling up a big screen!

I said cut it off!

They believe one of the alleged shooters

to be cydelle glass, a former occupant of the house.

- You owe me. - Please, I don't even know who you are.

First time I got booked was that day.

Talking about the drug bust here?

- Nothing to do with that. - Her daddy did.

- Talking payback... - Dad!

- Don't move! - Talk to me.

Who wants to hang out with g, here?

- Nobody's shooting. - So now it's extreme caution.

- Last time you busted in here. - That was a drug bust.

You broke down the door of my house!

- That's what we do to drug dealers. - I wasn't dealing.

- What were you doing here? - She used to live here.

I get it. You want your house back.

Let's put the guns down. Let's talk.

There's no talking. There's no way you're giving me my house back.

- Then want do you want? - Somebody to feel like I do.

I don't have nothing.

All this, and nothing's left!

- I know how you feel. - No, you don't!

Not even close!

This was my world.

If I close my eyes, I can still see it.

Try me.

Paint me a picture.

Front room upstairs, I was born there.

In the back bedroom, that was where my grandfather

used to build his model airplanes when he was a boy.

He was a bomber pilot in World War II,

a Tuskegee airman.

And that middle room,

that was my grandma's.

She was a seamstress.

She sang like a bird.

After she died,

there was a bird outside her window.

I'd think it was her singing to me.

I've heard that bird.

And in the dining room...

...Four generations of our family ate dinner together on Sunday nights.

What happened?

Things changed.

We didn't have to do with that.

Did you ever ask yourself who lived here?

Just got yourself a deal and moved right in.

It was a deal. We had to put a lot into it.

But you're right, we didn't ask those questions.

My family thought I was crazy.

I didn't stop to consider a lot of things.

I put them through a lot more than I ever thought would happen.

You're right. I rushed in. I made mistakes.

And one of them was putting them at risk.

So I'm asking you now. What would it take to let them out of here?

No.

No one's walking out of here.

Pop her, cyd!

Hand me your gun.

I saw those pictures you did of your dad.

You've been through a lot, haven't you?

But not as bad as you.

I wish I could fix it for you.

- Hand me the guns. - No, cyd!

You came here for something. You didn't get it!

It's not this.

- It's not this. - [sobbing] I know.

I don't know what my grandma left me.

She said it was worth more than diamonds and gold.

I thought it was money.

But I guess I'll never know.

Hand me the guns.

Just always remember this was the glass house.

- I assure you. - Take 'em.

Coming out.

[applause]

- I told you. - I know.

There is something watching over us.

Cassie!

Thank you, thank you.

[Tay] Dad!

Dad!

Thank, God. Thank God those animals let you go.

- Mom, don't say that. - What?

Just thank God, Jenn.

We're very lucky people.

Amen to that.

[man] All right, people, let's move it out!

♪ Don't tie your feet to the floor ♪

♪ So you don't float ♪

♪ Just hide behind the leaves ♪

♪ Someone bleeds ♪

♪ The things you learn to read ♪

♪ And stand in tune ♪

♪ Colors bleed ♪

♪ Oh ♪

♪ Don't tie yourself to chance ♪

♪ So you can't sleep ♪

♪ Just hide beneath the sheets ♪

♪ Where waves won't bleed ♪

♪ And smooth out the edge ♪

♪ Of what we see ♪

♪ All night we both can sleep ♪

♪ Oh, no ♪

♪ Oh ♪♪