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A fallen angel seems to fall in vain

Unloved by those who rule the world they ride on

Keep the power that you can't explain

Deny the places that they shine their light on

Too straight, too narrow

Can't touch a broken arrow

Loosen up

You play too rough

Too straight, too narrow

Can't touch a broken arrow

Loosen up

You act too tough

Open your eyes

We're living in a land

Too quick to crucify

Too slow to understand

We're making war on the people

Ooh, we're making war on the people

Why d'you want to make war on your people?

Ooh, we're making war on your people

Why d'you want to make war on your people?

- Alright? - Darren?

- Where are you? - Just out and about.

Darren, what's the point in waiting outside his house?

Because he'll be back.

Lib not going to bring Robbie back, is I t?

- Take care of yourself, alright? - See you later, Stumpy

I'm out of here. Are you not in court in the morning?

I have my phone on me. Here.

Cool.

You know what that stuff does to you, don't you?

What?

Next time you're at the gym, take a look at the muscle-head Polskis.

They pull at themselves, make It look bigger Ever see them doing that?

Yeah.

Don't let them catch you looking at them!

Darren should be here, do you know that?

This is some serious shit we have on tomorrow

There's no time for nothing else.

He's down outside Jimmy Byrne's house.

Yeah, so whose is this one?

That's Kill Bill's. That's the bride's.

Emmo.

- Here, what are you doing? - Emmo wants some.

If Billy Elliot does any more banger, hell end up in a crackhouse.

Smoke some weed, whatever, but hold off on going mad till tomorrow, will yous?

Sorry bro.

- What? - Forgotten whose birthday is tomorrow?

- Warren! Yeah, your son. - I know he's my son.

Yeah, well then.

Nigel?

Nigel?

Sony, did I out you off'?

He says his spirit... his spirit is not at peace... from how he died.

- How does he know hes not at peace? - Because hes psychic.

I know you don't believe in God or anything, but...

- What do t know Mary? - You don't think he can contact the dead?

No-one has ever come back, have they?

- When are you seeing him again? - Tomorrow afternoon.

- Are you working tomorrow? - Yeah.

With John Boy?

Who are you texting now?

- How's my baby? - Which one?

Both of them.

I'm going to take a shower

What's it coming in on?

A pallet of tiles from Rotterdam.

- When is it in? - John Boy will let us know

Right, we're cool. It's totally secure.

- Defo? - We used it the last time. Had no problem.

Cool, okay. Now, the main thing is, right,

get here, offload quick as we can

and get them all to pick up here, right?

John Boy wants stuff gone soon as, yeah?

So you've checked everything I s okay?

No.

Yeah.

Right, cool, man. Okay

- Sorted? Right, let's go. - Yeah.

Come here, sssh.

- You be careful. - I will, I will.

- Sake! - What is it?

Somebody keeps putting their rubbish in my bin. I 'm sick of it!

In about two minutes, will you check the fairycakes in the oven?

- Yes, I check. - Rice Krispie buns need to go in the fridge

- Once they've cooled' down, okay? - Okay

- Here, did you see my runners? - Beside the back door

- What's the story with her? - She's here for the birthday party

Oh. How much is that costing us?

I'll send her home and you can do the food, is that good enough for you?

- Where the hell is that clown? - What are you giving out about now?

The clown for Warren's birthday He has his mobile turned off

The party is not till three. What are you worried about?

Fat use you are, off gallivanting till all hours.

Yeah, making the money

Here, I've to run. See you later.

- See you later, yeah? - I'll see you after work.

- Did you get that gun for me? - Yeah, it's in the back.

What's it for?

Right, I need to make a stop.

What do you mean?

- He normally only does appointments. Oh, yeah, I know.

Thanks, I appreciate it.

Peter? Yeah. I have a Mr. Treacy here.

Can you squeeze him in for half an hour?

- This is madness. - Would you relax?

What I was saying to your sister, to Mary,

was that, in cases of violence, violent death,

the spirit of the loved one is sometimes unable to move on.

- Stuck. - In a sense.

That's the thing that upsets Mary the most.

- So his spirit is stuck some place. - It's not a place.

- Its a state of being. - But his spirit is still... stuck.

Stuck wouldn't be correct in the sense that the soul itself,

of its own volition, decides to stay

- So this place that hes in... - Well, its not a place.

I understand. Wherever it is, he is.

It's some place sad.

Well, that would be my sense of it.

But all this shit is making my sister very upset, yeah?

So I want you to call her

and I want you to tell her that Robbie is gone to a good place.

Will you remember that?

And that hes happy and that he's going to heaven and that he loves her

and all the rest of the other bullshit.

Otherwise, I'm going to have to come back.

And don't be charging her. You're ripping her off.

Shit! Here!

Sorry, he's after taking a turn there.

He was talking gobbledygook and then he went all funny

Peter?

Oh, my God! Peter, are you alright?

Yeah, you gave us all a bit of a shock there.

Tommy I've been trying to get you. Where are yous?

We're at the place.

- Is Darren with you? - Yeah.

Put him onto me, will you?

It's John Boy.

- Alright? - Where were you last night?

I'm here, aren't I?

This isn't like before you went away Darren. This is serious now.

I said I'm here, what else do you want?

I don't want you going around your man's house any more.

- Or whatever it is you're up to. - That's up to me.

When you're working for me, you're working for me, got it?

When he's back, then we'll know Then we'll have it sorted, yeah?

No!

Look, it's nothing to do with you. It's my brother he killed.

Well, there's no point in stalking his missus, is there?

There is. It puts pressure on him.

Whatever Just don't make a bollix of it today

Keep your mind on the job, can you do that?

- Sorry Pat, how are we doing? - We're grand. 10 minutes at least.

- Alright? - Yeah.

Think I'll just have another gander.

- I thought you said 10 minutes. - It shouldn't be much longer

John! John!

Where are you going?

- Are you all set? - Yeah.

- Is Stumpy with you? - Yeah, he's here.

John, we're up!

- I'm at this court thing. You're good to go? - We're ready, yeah.

Tommy and Darren are there so head on there.

Right, talk to you later

- John, please, we're up. - Yeah, I'm coming.

- You?! need to turn that off in here. - John Power?

Lads.

Right, lads, we're good to go.

- Ah' good, yeah? - No, it's not good.

Cops.

- You're being paranoid. - No, I'm not.

You're not shitting me, are you?

Do you see your man who's been out there washing his car?

Half an hour to wash your car with a power hose? Yeah.

- You think he's a cop? - We're going to need to find another place.

- Who are you ringing? - Hang on. John Boy

It's going straight to voice-mail

Okay let's double check. Come on.

Yeah?

What?

He's in there now

What do you mean?

Right, right, right, I'll check this out.

Hughie is going to look for him.

There's a mate of mine, he has a garage.

Right, call him.

Go on, call him. I'll try John Boy again.

- Is that judge for real? - It's as good as we could have hoped for.

I'm not doing my bleedin' driving test again.

- Here! - I heard.

- Are you sure? - I'm sure.

- That's all I need. - Tommy is trying to sort another place.

- He's not answering. - Try again.

We shouldn't be using the same place twice.

- What about the lads? - What about my money?

- Think the oops are following the van? - We'll find out soon enough.

John Boy?

Here, listen, I need you to bring it somewhere else.

- Where? - It's not sorted yet. I'll ring you back.

- What's happening? - The other place is no good.

- Aw, for Jesus sake! - Just drive the thing, will you?

I'll find out another place to bring it to.

If I see one copper, I'm dumping it.

Are you out of your head?

Have you any idea how much this is costing me?

I don't want to do 10 years for being stupid

You drive that van, Nidge.

L-low do I know there's no coppers following me?

You drive that van until I get this sorted, do you hear me?

- Do you hear me? - Yeah.

You said you'd be here by now.

Is that what you're ringing me about?

- Will you be here for his birthday cake? - You've no idea, woman.

- Is something wrong? - I'm in the fucking middle of it.

- What is it? - I can't talk now, woman.

There's some serious shit here, okay?

- Nigel, you're worrying me now - Don't be worrying.

I'm saying I'll be there when I can.

Will you be okay?

Yeah.

Because you're my baby you know that?

Of course I am.

It's you, me and Warren against the world, yeah?

Yeah.

Leave me a slice of birthday cake, will you?

Of course. I won't do the candles until you get back, alright?

- Hello? - It's Tommy

Tommy what's the story man?

Listen, JP, I need a big favor

What is it?

I need the loan of your garage, the one out the back.

- I don't know, man. When? - Now

Now?!

- What's it for? - I got a couple of motors.

I need to swap a few bits around.

Please, man, I'll owe you big-time.

I'll sort you out later

- Alright. - Thanks, man, I 'm on the way

- Tommy!

- Tommy? - Sorted.

- What di I do? - Out the back. John Boy will meet you there.

- What about you? - I'll stay. They'll be watching for the car.

- Do you think they'll follow me? - You'll be grand, okay?

That's it over there.

Go on in, Tommy!

I'll go in as well, do you think? Keep an eye.

Yeah, good idea.

You owe me, man. This is not funny

- I didn't know where else to go. - If my old man found out, he'd go spare.

- You owe me big-time, man. - Thanks, man.

- We'll be gone by the end of the day - You'd better be.

You know Hughie. Hugh-bo.

- Hello? - Rosie, it's me.

Hey, what are you doing?

- Did you get my text? - Yeah.

I'm sorry for sending it so late. Do you think you'll be around later on?

- Uh... yeah. - I wanted to talk to you about something.

Sounds a bit serious for you.

- No, if you don't want to meet, it's okay. - No, I do.

Give me a call later, yeah? Actually, text is better.

- I'll have to make up some sort of excuse. - Okay, cool.

Bye.

- Are these the right ones? - Here they are.

About half an hour, tops.

I'll get back to work, yeah?

Let's boogie!

Check it out!

I'll get the door

- Thanks for this. - No worries, man.

- Are you going out tonight? - I don't know, maybe.

There 's a party later on if you want to meet up.

- Cool car, JP, man. - Thanks.

- Don't mind us having a look? - Ah, no, it's fine.

- Can I have a spin in it? - Whoa, that's my da's.

He 'd mind, would he?

So what's the story with the car?

- It's my da's. - I'll bring it back.

- No, you're good, Hughie, thanks. - What do you mean?

- Thanks, but you're alright. - What are you thanking me for?

- Alright? - Yeah.

Oh, baby!

- I was so worried for you today - Yeah, well.

It's over now anyway okay?

- Did you pay the clown yet? - No, I'll sort him out now

- Alright, boss? - I think that went well.

- How much do I owe you? - That's 250, please.

What?! You must be joking!

What are you shaking your head at me like that for?

- Because that's the price we agreed. - Yeah, for all day

You've been here for three hours.

- Look, are you going to pay me? - What?

- I did' my job. - I'll give you 100.

Just give him the money I want to do the birthday cake.

Not if he's clocking off early

Get in there and sing "happy birthday".

I've already done my show.

Get in there and blow up some more balloons and you'll get your money.

You can't let these assholes take advantage.

- How are you? - Hey!

- Would you mind the kids tonight? - For sure, yeah.

- Why? You planning on hitting the town? - I don't know. It's weird.

I got the weirdest phone call from, um...

- ...the guy I was telling you about? - Peter? - The psychic, yeah.

He rang.

Said he'd a very strong sense that, uh...

...that Robbie was at peace, you know?

I know you don't believe in all that stuff but it makes me happy.

So, uh, I feel like celebrating.

Or not celebrating. Go for a drink or something.

Okay, yeah.

Bye.

Will you give out cake to the adults as well, please, Basher?

What are you doing?

- Come here. - No!

Come here!

- I want to ask you something. - What?

Will we get married?

- Are you serious? - Yeah.

- Don't mess around with me, Nigel. - I'm not.

I don't have a ring yet but I'll...

I'll buy you the biggest diamond you ever seen.

- What do you say? - Oh, baby!

Do you think you're soaring me, coming round here with me on my own?

You don't. You wouldn't be here if Jimmy was here.

He'd run you out of here with your tail between your legs.

I don't care what you think, Jimmy didn't kill your brother.

That's why he went to England, is it?

If I told Jimmy about you here, he'd come back and sort you out.

- He would, he'd go mad. - Good. Tell him.

Talk to him yourself.

Why don? you get him to call me and I'll talk to him?

Yeah, whatever. You weirdo!

Alright?

I don't give a bollix, Tommy man.

I mean, I'm damned for whatever. I Say. Bring it on.

What are you talking about?

I don't know.

I'm not stupid, man, you know what I mean?

Oh, this is Sally.

We met in the jacks.

- Sally this is my fiend Tommy. - Hi.

- How are you doing? - Right, we need drinks.

So did you guys meet in college?

What's so funny?

Aw, sorry. Flying.

- Who's that from? - Marcella in work.

- Who is she? - She's a new girl. She's lovely

Wants to see if I'll go to the movies.

- Are you going to go? - I don't know.

I could drop you in on my way to John Boy's party if you want.

Pick you up later.

- I thought you were going to be out late. - No, I'm a bit wrecked.

I'll go out for an hour or two.

I could meet yous for a drink afterwards, if you want.

- Or not. Whatever. - No, we could do that.

I forgot my phone.

- Right, the girls are down. - Sound.

It's great about Trish and Nidge, isn't it?

- Trish is so excited. - Yeah.

- Is Rosie coming over? - Yeah.

- What's happening with you two? - I don't know, exactly.

Well, whatever you're doing, she's having a child.

- So you need to think about that. - I know.

I just want to talk to her about stuff is all.

Yeah? Does Stumpy know you're meeting up?

She should have more sense.

It's different when you have kids, you know that?

It's not all about the romance any more. It's about the child.

That's the way it should be.

I don't mean to give you a hard time, you know?

If you're going to make a go of it, do it.

- But don't mess her about. - I won't.

Okay.

- You look great. - Thank you.

- Are you meeting her inside? - Yeah.

- I'll see you in a bit. - Okay, see you.

- Beautiful! - Expensive is what she is.

That's where we should go for the stag, Prague.

- Best hookers in the world. - No more hookers for me, man.

What are you laughing at? I'm serious.

What are yous laughing at?

Here's to you, Nidge. And the beautiful Trish.

I'm sorry about losing the head with you before, yeah?

It's cool, man.

Tommy! Tommy!

Why does he have to bring that thick with him?

No, he's grand.

- Well done today yeah? - Thanks, John Boy.

Good job you had Darren with you, yeah?

He's like a jack rat terrier sniffing out rats.

- He is coming, isn't he? - He said he was.

- Here, you know JP? - Yeah, of course I do. Good man.

- How are things? - Grand, man, yeah.

- Sit down, sit down. - Thanks, man.

Just have a...

- Champagne, champagne! - Do you have a card?

There you go.

- Where were you? - Dropped off Rosemary at the pictures.

- What did she go and see? - I don't know.

What's wrong with him?

Hey, alright!

Get that into you.

Steve is picking me up later outside the cinema.

I told him I was meeting a fiend from work.

I even gave you a name... Marcella.

- So I've about an how-and-a-half. - Come on in.

- Kids asleep? - Yeah. Mary is gone over to fish's.

- How is she? - She's grand, you know

- You look good. It's good to see you. - It's good to see you.

- Do you want a cup of tea? - Do you have any wine?

- Be winking wine at the movies? - I would, yeah.

Slugging it back.

I think there 's a couple of beers in the fridge.

It's okay for you to be drinking, is it?

So what did you want to talk to me about?

I just wanted to know if you were alright.

- I'm fine. - Yeah? Everything good?

- Everything good with the baby? - Yeah.

- Have you found a name for it yet? - Not yet, no.

So what did you want to say to me that's so important?

- Or was it just chit-chat? - No, just uh...

Just... I just wanted to say um...

uh...

Thanks...

...for'...

...being here and...

...since Robbie died.

Because I know we're not together any more.

So I want you to know that...

...I want you to be happy

I just want you to be happy and...

...if there's anything you need, tell me,

because I'll do anything for you.

I'd do anything for you too, you know?

I don't know Tommy said it was just a once-off, you know?

It's up to you, whatever you want.

Do you know what's great about coke?

You can go at it all night for hours. Isn't that right?

Aw, her dream has come true!

Did he tell you about the car? What kind of car is it again?

- What car? - The car you said I could borrow.

- What make is it again? - It's a '62 Cadillac Deville. It's my da's.

Cadillac Deville? Beautiful!

He wouldn't let me take it out for a spin, would he?

Maybe if you asked him, he wouldn't mind.

What are you smiling at? Do you think I would have robbed it?

Leave him alone, Hughie. He's alright.

What's he smiling at?

What does that mean? You're Superman, are you?

If he keeps that up, he's going out the window.

See if he can fucking fly then.

He s alright, Hughie. Hes out of his head is all.

- Yeah, relax, will you? It's a party. - I am relaxed.

I'll see you later.

Here, where are you going?

To pick up Rosemary from the pictures.

- Are you coming back? - For sure I am.

Where's Darren? Hey!

- Where's Darren? - He'll be here in a bit.

- Taxi is on the way - I don't want to be late.

He'll be here.

You think your man did it, then?

I don't know. Why else would he skip the country?

But I'm going to find him, that's for sure.

This is him now

- It's good to see you. - It's good to see you too.

- I wish... - What?

I wish I could just click my heels and go back and all this was different.

I know.

- Hiya. Where's the car? - It's in the car park. Got here early.

- Is your fiend not with you? - She had to go.

- What did you see? - Ah, some chick flick.

Oh, hiya.

What are you doing sitting in the dark?

- Did you have a good night? - Yeah, it was good.

- Is Rosie gone? - Yeah.

- Are you okay? - Yeah, yeah.

- Are you sure? - Yeah.

I have to show my face at John Boy's, but...

- Actually, I'm going to head back out. - What?

Nidge and all, you know? Getting engaged.

- I could have got a taxi. - I said! 'd give you a lift.

Didn't want to let you down.

See you later

Ha ha!

- There's a free one in there, Darren. - I just got here.

Ah, man, it's good to have you back.

Good for John Boy as well to have you back.

I'm his brother... well, we had the same da, that's a brother, isn't it?

But he thinks you're... you've got the smarts, you know?

- Here! - You're alright, cheers.

- What do you think of the gaff? - It's big.

We're going to ramp it up this year. Ramp it up, do you hear me?

I can see that, yeah.

But you need to lay down the law, know what I mean?

You need to put a bullet in Jimmy Byrne's head.

No-one fucks with you or yours, am I right, brother?

I know John Boy is giving you a hard time but you're doing the right thing.

- Do it for Robbie, yeah? - Cheers, Hughie, yeah.

Superman!

Here, Nidge, you're not going back for a quick spin.

I'm getting married, man.

Go on in there!

Here he is, man of the match.

- Everybody is hugging me today - Yeah? You deserve it.

Here, go on, have a drink.

There you go.

This is some party

- Are you drinking that? - Yeah.

- You don't want it, I'll have it. Don't waste it. - I'm drinking it.

Emmo!

Taking the piss out of me? I'll take your head off.

He's out of it, man. Take it easy.

Em-mo! Em-mo!

Sit down, you, will you? Get that into you.

Good boy, good boy.

Come here, you.

Ireland is fucked for the next 10 years, you know that, don't you?

This ls the only game you'll make any money.

- Make your money and get out. - Yeah?

Yeah.

People are going to be selling up all kinds of stuff, houses, land.

The banks won't give you the money

Here, I was thinking, I could set up my own bank.

- What do you think? - Yeah.

Couldn't be much worse than the bastards who are there now

- I have to go. - Where?

Aw, I just have to head.

Don't be a prick, Darren. I 'm talking to you.

Alright, fuck off', then.

Is that Darren?

Who's this?

I heard you've been hassling my missus.

Yeah, I've been looking for you ls all.

See if you go near my missus again, I'm going to fuck you right up, mate.

- I didn't clip your brother. - Did you not, no?

No, I didn't.

- You're a lying bastard is what you are. - Whatever.

See the fella that did clip your brother?

Hes walking around laughing his bollocks off.

- I'm coming back. - Good.

I'm not stopping you.

If I hear you going near my missus again... then see what happens.

Here!

You take me away

to a faraway place.

Where the touch of your fingers

I'm high on a wave

On a beautiful ocean

Drifting away

A day that's without you

Makes no sense at all

I've tasted perfection

And I'm out of control

You lead and I'll follow, babe

Wherever you go

I can think of you now

As you turn and you smile in slow motion

And the emptiness fades when I think of you making me laugh

You must be a miracle

Somebody's arranged

You take me away

To a pure isolation...

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