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[gentle acoustic music]

♪ As we spin around the mattress ♪

♪ As the guilty war start time again ♪

- [Michael] I was a funny little man.

I needed the fans' help

just to make it out of bed every morning.

♪ I hesitate

- [Michael] But luckily,

I was blessed with the best fans in the league.

[cheers quietly]

♪ Your scent is too familiar

- [Michael] For the rest of the day, I needed God's help,

but luckily,

I was blessed with the best God in the league, too.

♪ When you wash me away

♪ And away we go again

- [Philippe] I don't want to go to Rome today.

- [Sarah] Why don't you stay?

- [Philippe] 'Cause I hate New York.

- [Sarah] Well, we live here.

- [Philippe] We live in Rome, too.

♪ I am

♪ Faithless

♪ I am

♪ Shameless

♪ I am

♪ Faithless

- [Philippe] Will you ever want to make love

with me again, Sarah?

- I love you so much.

- But will you ever want to make love with me again?

- [Sarah] There is nothing scarier in the world

than knowing exactly where you want to go

but having absolutely no idea how to get there.

Except maybe knowing where you want to go,

knowing how to get there,

and then having no idea of who you are when you arrive.

- Scasse. Bring me the usual, okay?

Scasse, you know what the usual is.

I get it every day for ten years, okay?

Yeah, oatmeal.

No! No milk.

Scasse, for ten years I've ordered my oatmeal.

Do I ever once get milk with it?

No? Right, so why would I want to start getting milk today?

Scasse, I haven't moved, okay?

You can't remember where I live?

[doorbell buzzes]

Scasse!

Scasse! - Hey, Michael.

- You found the place. Incredible.

- Here you go. Want the paper?

- No, why would I want the paper I make you bring me

every day for ten years?

What's this, free today?

- Mm-mm. - One dollar?

I'll give you a buck.

- Ah, okay. - No, come on.

Scasse, Scasse. [Scasse chuckles]

That's for you.

Zsarko, please don't let him in again.

I don't want to see him around here anymore, okay?

Get outta here.

Scasse!

Scasse!

[photographers yell]

[Michael] So many universes, so many planets,

so many countries, so many cities,

so many cabs, so many cab drivers,

so many streets, so many people,

so many years, so many months, so many hours,

so many moments.

Be careful what you pray for.

[chuckles]

God, that was always a tough one for me.

[Sarah chuckles]

- [Sarah] And for me, Michael Shiver.

- [Photographer] Sarah! Look this way, Sarah!

- [Sarah] Um, 78th and Fifth, please.

- You got it.

You're Sarah Easton, supermodel.

I see you everywhere.

- You're Michael Shiver, cab driver.

I see you nowhere.

- What if I told you I was the kind of guy

that if you were off runwaying in Spain

or whatever it is the hell you people do,

and you told me you missed me, I'd have a thousand red roses

waiting for you in your hotel room.

- Only a thousand?

- Oh, sure.

You're just so jaded, right? Nothing would surprise you.

- That's right.

- What if I told you I was the kind of guy

who would fly across the universe just to see you smile.

Just smile.

And then I'd turn and go home?

- I'd say you were a man who was looking

to get his heart broken.

- I never fall in love.

- This time you would.

- Come on, Sarah. You're not so hard.

- Oh, I'm not?

- No, you're not.

- Well, we'll never know, will we?

- 2.50, please.

[chuckles]

[car door slams]

Yo.

I don't want your 20 bucks.

I want to take you to dinner tonight.

[Sarah chuckles]

- Goodbye, Michael Shiver.

[melancholy piano music]

- Now, when do you become like a real priest?

Like, get to perform marriages and stuff?

- Well, after my senior thesis,

which is Sunday, and I hope you'll be there.

- I'm in that thing, aren't I?

- No, you said you didn't feel comfortable

biting off the head of a baby Jesus doll

wearing a G-string covered in baby oil.

- Oh, that's right.

- I still don't understand

how they're gonna let you do this weird performance thing

as your senior thesis to become a priest in a chapel.

- For many reasons.

It's an Episcopalian ordination,

my seminary's very progressive, and the bishop-

- No shit!

[upbeat acoustic music] [muffled chatter]

- Where you going?

[friend speaks foreign language]

- I think I'm gonna walk.

- [Friend] Alyssa will drop you.

- I'm fine. I'll call you tomorrow, okay?

- Are you sure? - Yeah, bye.

[car door slams]

[engine revs]

- You're here.

- You're stalking me.

- I like that you're here.

- I like that you're stalking me.

- I was just having a harmless cup of tea with some friends.

If there's any stalking going on,

I think it must be coming from your area.

You just gonna be rude to my friends?

- Oh, I'm sorry.

[chuckles]

I'm married.

- Excellent.

- I love my husband.

- As do I.

Is he available?

Should we call and invite him to dinner with us?

See, those '40s guys, they were smooth, man.

That whole "invite the husband of the girl you like" thing?

Genius.

I mean, total and utter disregard

of the idea of a little thing like a girl being involved

with someone else, could possibly impact

their chances of living happily ever after with them.

I love that.

- He's in Rome.

- That's even better. I'll fly him here.

Fuck it, I'll fly him on the Concorde.

I'll put him up in a suite in the Four Seasons.

I will support both of you in the most luxurious,

romantic lifestyle imaginable,

as I just sit on the sidelines like Cary Grant,

wearing a suit, you know, with an ascot, on some lawn,

just smoking cigarettes confidently, waiting.

Waiting for you to love me.

Or better yet...

- Or better yet what?

- I'll tell you later.

- There isn't gonna be a later.

- Oh, there is definitely gonna be a later.

- You're good.

But you're not that good, Michael Shiver.

- [Michael] Then why'd you come?

- I came by accident.

- The only accident is you leaving right now.

But don't worry, 'cause it's never gonna happen again.

[upbeat acoustic music]

- [Sarah] Head uptown, please.

[Sarah] There wasn't a harder time in my life.

I felt destined to leave the man I knew I loved.

The man I knew I wanted to have a family with.

But with equal certainty, I knew I would never leave him.

Kind of like the way I felt about game six

of the '86 World Series.

There's no way in hell the Mets could win that game.

But they did.

And I knew they would.

- [Michael] There are those times when you know

without a doubt that there is God.

The chills.

You just get those chills.

Hey.

[chuckling]

What?

- That was great, Amy. I think we got it.

What is up with you?

- What?

- Where did you meet her? In your cab?

- [chuckles] Absolutely.

- Crazy, I love it.

And she just appeared outside last night?

- Yeah. - Just be careful, Michael.

- What? She's married.

- She'll rip you apart. You'll never know what hit you.

- That's not fair, Sally. You don't know her.

- Come on, Robin.

She's the most beautiful woman in the world.

- See you guys. - Bye-bye, guys.

- That sounded great. - Thanks a lot.

- Yeah, Amy. - Thanks.

- She's a millionaire.

She's the fantasy of every man alive.

She's got this rich,

royal-family, jet-setting husband.

What is she doing fucking around with Michael?

I mean, he's gonna fall in love and get destroyed.

- Maybe she wants a real person around her.

- Yeah. Michael, her Bohemian cab driver "real friend"?

- Yeah.

- I don't know.

- Look, look, I don't even have her number.

Contrary to what you people might think,

it's not that interesting to me.

I like her. She's weird, you know?

I enjoy her. If it was easy, I'd see her again.

But it's not like I'm gonna stake out her house or anything.

I'll probably never see that girl again.

- Mm-hm.

You'll probably never see her again?

- Exactly.

- Why do I have a hard time believing that, Michael?

[all laugh]

[upbeat soft rock music]

[distant yelling]

♪ There is nothing that

♪ Competes with habit

♪ And I know

♪ It's neither deep nor tragic

♪ Simply that you

♪ Have to have it

♪ So you can make a killing

- This an accident as well?

- It's so strange and perfect.

The men kissing them through the bars from the street.

- They'd fuck, if they could.

- I know, but they can't, so they just kiss for hours.

- Kinda like high school.

- I loved that.

- Get in.

[Sarah sighs]

The front.

♪ Till it was time to pony

♪ Up what you bid

[car door slams]

♪ So you can make a killing

- So what was so important you wanted to show me?

- Want some tea? - Fuck.

- Oh, you wanted to show me that tea?

- I have cold water and Coke.

- [Sarah] You wanted to show me your cold water and Coke?

Hm?

- You're about to be in serious trouble, Sarah.

- You wanted to show me your serious trouble?

I'm not gonna fuck you.

- Good. I don't wanna fuck you.

I just wanna make you come.

- [chuckles] Never.

I don't come.

- The rule is, the harder you try not to come,

the harder I make you come.

- Fuck you.

- [Michael] You felt how I put it down your pussy just now?

Now I'll bet it's got you wet.

- No.

[moans]

- I'm gonna leave my mouth there, blow really hard.

Then you're gonna feel my mouth. You're gonna feel my lips.

Then you're gonna wanna come from just that.

But I'm not gonna let you 'cause you wouldn't let me today.

Then, right when you're about to come...

I'll stop.

- Don't stop!

Come on!

[moans]

[Michael whispers] [moans]

[Michael whispers] [moans]

[moans]

Fuck!

[door opens]

[door slams]

[Michael sighs]

[brooding piano music]

[door closes]

[ringing]

- [Michael] "Why, if words at times I know.

Why, if notions whose faces at times sleep with me.

Why, when all is all and nothing is alone

can I only say again and again,

your smile slays me?

I can't ever wait to see you again."

- You told Sarah Easton that you wanted her

to fuck you in the ass like she was the boy,

and it made her come,

while you were making out in the kitchen?

- Absolutely.

- I love you so much. You're a madman.

- Now, who's Sarah Easton again?

- Sally, come on.

- No, no, no, no, wait.

I know that there was this Sarah Easton supermodel

who you were never gonna see again

and who you were friends with anyway,

but this can't be the same girl, right?

- Sally. - No, Robin, come on.

You encourage him. I would think that you'd be appalled.

- [Robin] Why?

- "Why?" I don't know.

I mean, he's gotta be bludgeoning

some kind of feminist ethic or something.

- Nope.

- A spiritual ethic?

- Mm-mm.

- A social ethic.

- No.

- Definitely a gay ethic.

- Sally, he sex-talk fucked a supermodel into coming,

without touching her, in his kitchen.

If anything, the guy's up for some sort of award.

- Are you gonna eat with us,

or are you gonna check your messages all day long?

'Cause I have to go if-

- Shh, shh!

- [Sarah] What if I told you I was the kind of girl

that if you called me and told me you missed me,

I would have a thousand pine-scented

Christmas tree air fresheners hanging in your cab?

- I'm gonna kill him.

- Did she call? - Yeah.

- You're meeting her now? - Yeah.

- Okay, I can't be friends with you

if you're just gonna be crazy and kill yourself.

- [Michael] I love you. I'll talk to you soon.

[aggressive rock music]

♪

♪ I'm just a pretty boy, I'm not supposed to fuck a girl ♪

♪ I'm just a pretty boy, living in this fucked up world ♪

♪ I'm just a pretty boy, I'm not supposed to fuck a girl ♪

♪ I'm just a pretty boy, living in this fucked up world ♪

♪ All my life, who am I

[muffled chatter]

- Yo.

- Hey. - Hey.

- Did you like my message?

- I loved your message.

You like the Fax Fairy?

- I loved the Fax Fairy.

You wanna go get some tea?

- [Michael] Let's go.

[door closes]

- I meant a proper cup of tea, not...

[breathes heavily]

[moans]

[Sarah] Michael, please. You do not want me like this.

I'm telling you.

You do not know what you're getting yourself into here.

Michael.

- [Michael] Shut the fuck up.

[grunts]

Don't go anywhere.

[plastic rustles]

[Sarah moans]

[Sarah moans]

[heavy breathing]

- [Sarah] Please untie my hands.

Come on, I wanna do something with you.

[moans]

[moans]

Oh, you like that, don't you, you little shit?

You like how I strangle you like that, huh?

[heavy breathing]

[moans]

[moans]

[moans]

[both pant]

- [Michael] Oh, fuck me.

Oh, fuck me.

[both pant]

- Did you come?

- No. [Sarah chuckles]

- Tough luck.

- Yeah. You were faking, right?

- Of course.

- I'm sorry.

Everybody knows the first time's always the worst.

- I know, with our lack of chemistry and everything.

[chuckles]

- Exactly.

[Sarah sighs]

That was so...

- Shh.

[lighter flicks]

I don't do this.

- Neither do I. [Sarah chuckles]

- I'm serious. I have never done this before.

- Neither have I.

- You know I'm never gonna leave my husband for you, right?

You know that, Michael.

- Well, there are many scenarios here

we need to evaluate, Sarah.

- That may be, but none of them

will involve me leaving my husband.

- All right.

Plan A

would be that you leave your husband right now

[Sarah chuckles]

and we have a fabulous, wonderful relationship.

- Yeah.

- Plan B would be that you don't leave him,

and you and I have a stunning affair.

- Okay, well, what about- - Wait!

Let me just say what I think the plans are,

and then you can say what you think your plans are.

- Okay, I'm sorry. Go right ahead.

- Plan C is that although you thought this was

outrageously excellent,

[Sarah chuckles]

and you are seriously into me,

you don't want it to happen again, but we remain friends.

Actually, actually, C has a couple of subgroups.

All right, C-A is that you thought it was outstanding,

but you don't want it to happen again, but we stay friends.

C-B is the same as C-A, except that we can't remain friends

because there's just too much of a...

- Chemistry.

- A bon vivants.

[Sarah laughs]

C-C

is that...

C-C would be...

That... [Sarah giggles]

I don't want it to happen again, for whatever reason.

Could happen.

- Could happen.

- C-D would be that you say you don't want it

to happen again, but it does anyway.

And plan D is that it doesn't really matter what we decide,

because God has the bigger plan,

and whatever's gonna happen is gonna happen anyway,

so it doesn't really matter.

What plan do you want?

- Okay, A was I leave my husband-

- Wait, wait, wait, wait! I thought of another one.

Plan E would be that we have this incredible affair

for, like, a set amount of time.

When is your husband getting back?

- In about two months.

But, I mean, I'll probably see him before then, in Paris.

- Whatever, whatever. Two months.

We have a smashing affair for two months,

we know it has to end then, we never see each other again.

Which one do you want?

- Okay.

Well, I want the C,

the one where we get to stay friends as well.

- C?

- Yeah, the one that,

although I am fantastically, incredibly attracted to you,

we just can't do it again,

but we get to stay friends as well.

- Really?

- Yeah.

- I hate plan C.

- C-A, I think it was. - I hate plan C-A.

- [laughs] Which one do you want?

The one where we get to keep fucking, of course.

- Oh. That was just fucking to you.

- No, okay. Making love, whatever.

But I would say that was pretty much fucking.

- Well, it had elements of fucking,

but it couldn't have been such heroic fucking

if we hadn't felt the making love underneath.

- Which one do you want?

- Any of the ones where we get to either make love

with fucking underneath, fuck with making love underneath,

make love, or just plain fuck, so either A, B,

the C that cancels out your crazy C

and makes us do it again, E, or the God's will one,

as long as God makes it turn out the way I want.

- Look, Michael, I really love my husband.

You know, I just, I can't let an attraction,

it doesn't matter how hot it is, fuck up my marriage.

I'm not a child anymore.

- So what is this, then? - Pick a plan.

- What is this? - This is life.

Pick a plan.

- I want to keep seeing you, Sarah.

- Okay, without fucking or any of your crazy,

weird, mutated fucking subgroups.

- All right.

The plan will be that I just investigate this little area.

- [sighs] Michael, come on!

- Okay, okay, okay. - I'm serious.

- Just let me do this one more time.

- No.

- Come on! - Michael!

- One more time? - No!

Come here.

Listen to me. - One more time.

- No!

No.

Look, we're gonna be- - One more time.

- No!

Come on, we're gonna be fantastic friends

who loved fucking each other.

- Love it one more time. - No!

- We'll be fantastic friends,

who did love fucking each other,

but we cannot let this happen again, okay?

I adore you.

I like you a lot.

You'll see. It'll be fun.

- You hungry?

- I am starving.

- Well, come on.

- Okay.

[brooding piano music]

- [Michael] "Candle light.

Steel blue-gray clouds over small lights.

Sweet balance and snowflakes on the steps waiting, like me,

for you to fall."

- Come on!

- [Michael] "If only you were able to move, to go,

to fly, to fall.

I know how deep your smile, how hard your love,

how far your longing, how wild your pleasure.

If you were able to fall.

To see you there, then, would tickle me crazy.

To see you then in the embrace of that fall.

But I already know that view.

You have that smile."

- This is the best burger I have ever had.

- [Michael] "Your eyes for another bring that.

That love, that joy.

That fall.

Therefore I hum, I sigh,

I giggle, I kiss,

I smile, I know, I bow, I go.

Having had the joy,

having had the very joy I ever desired for you,

only for you,

and your fall

for him."

[upbeat rock music]

Do you believe in God? - Yes.

Do you? - I'm trying.

- [Sarah] Where did you learn to write, Michael?

- Will you come on? We're late!

- [Sarah] That was really beautiful,

what you wrote me last night.

- That Fax Fairy seems to have

a little crush on you, I think.

- It was really beautiful. - Will you come on?

- Wait! - What?

- Okay, we can go now.

[chuckles]

♪ Friends say

♪ What a lucky guy

♪ They don't know

- Glad you guys made it.

- Sally, this is Sarah. Sarah, Sally.

- Hi, Sarah. Sally, nice to meet you.

- [Sarah] Are you in this?

- No, my girl Robin is the priest. I'm from the Bronx.

[giggles]

[bell chimes]

- Religion has come in hard ways.

Unforgiving, unforgiven,

we must resurrect, or we will die.

- It is a question of the authority of God!

- Chicken heart.

- What you are willing- - Sheep heart.

- To endure- - Pig heart.

- For your God!

- Have you ever

tasted a human

heart?

[bell chimes]

- Oh, have a heart.

- I'm scared.

- So...

What'd you think?

- I liked it.

It was like, um...

Chippendales meets The Exorcist.

- Excellent. [Michael laughs]

- You are so wacked.

I loved it. I thought it was phenomenal.

I mean, I'm way too stupid to understand any of it.

I mean that in the most politically correct way.

- That's not true, Michael.

What did you think, Sarah?

- I was blown away, I really was. I was very moved.

- Really?

- Yeah.

I mean, I thought it was, you know, satirically searing

without being dogmatic,

and it was personal without being preachy.

I actually identified with it, you know, just as a woman,

trying to struggle with life and love and God.

I think more people than just that should see it.

I really do.

- I like her. She coming to dinner with us?

- Yeah, if she stops spouting out

all that crazy smart talk she has.

I mean, if not, I think you two should just go

to some fucking Nietzsche seminar

and Sally and I will rent Basket Case and go to McDonald's.

- Well, no, if you're gonna rent Basket Case,

I think we would have to come.

- Exactly.

[women laugh]

I really like her.

- And I say she's great.

- What have I been trying to tell you people?

- She's nice.

You know, she's funny, and she's not uppity at all.

- She likes La Tacita and Basket Case, come on.

And she's really intelligent. How old is she?

- My age, little younger. 28.

- Really? Excellent.

She looks younger. - No, she's an adult.

- Man, that's great.

- She really likes you, Michael.

- You think?

- Mm. - Yeah.

You can tell by the way she looks at you.

- Yeah, definitely.

Definitely.

- We had sex last night. - Really?

- Don't say anything. We're not supposed to do it again.

We're just supposed to be friends.

- No way! Why? - Shh, here she comes.

- And she has a penis.

So it makes it really hard to talk about her

when she goes to the bathroom, because she pees

quite quickly, like a boy.

[women giggle]

- He has this fascination with my dick.

[all laugh]

- [Michael] They thought you were funny,

they thought you were interesting.

- [Sarah] So they think I'm dumb?

- [Michael] Oh, yeah, they think you're dumb.

Of course they think you're dumb.

[both chuckle]

No, they loved you. You were great.

- Hey, I was in the top 2%,

studying to be a veterinarian, when I started modeling.

[Michael chuckles]

- Really?

- Yeah.

- You wanted to be a veterinarian?

- Yeah.

- Wow. That's wild.

You were in the top 2%?

- Mm-hm. - God!

Top 2% of all models. That's incredible.

- The top 2% of England, actually.

- I know.

[laughs]

You're very smart, Sarah.

You're much smarter than I am, that's for sure.

- Yeah, I was wondering what was up with you

and your crazy cab thing.

- What do you mean?

- Not that there's anything wrong with driving a cab.

Just... [Michael sighs]

- I don't know, man. I'm totally grateful for that cab.

I've learned incredible things in that cab in ten years.

- [Sarah] What about your writing?

- What writing? - Your beautiful writing.

- That's the Fax Fairy. The Fax Fairy writes to you.

- You want to come up for tea?

- Sure.

- Okay.

- [Michael] I've always loved apartments where the elevator

opens right into it.

Kind of like a fort.

- [chuckles] Yeah, and your mouth could be the moat.

[laughs]

- [Michael] The fuck is that supposed to mean?

- I don't know. I'm delirious.

What's the time? It's like nearly two or something?

- Maybe it's too late for tea. - No, it's perfect.

- So... [phone rings]

- Excuse me one second.

[phone rings]

Hello?

Hi, pumpkin.

Hello.

How are you?

Yeah?

I miss you, too.

Just got in. I wanted to make some tea.

Yeah.

♪ Oh but what if love is all I find ♪

♪ The angel and the soul

♪ So sweet but so unkind

♪ I think I'll fall apart if I see you again ♪

♪ I think I'll fall apart if I see ♪

- Just making my tea before I go to bed.

♪ You again

- How are they?

Have you sent them my love?

[chuckles]

No, you can't believe that stuff. [chuckles]

All right. Okay, you go to the gym.

And I'll talk to you when I wake up in the morning.

Okay?

I love you, too.

Yeah, I miss you.

Okay.

Goodnight, sweetheart. Bye.

- He's going to the gym now?

- Yeah.

- What's it, like, seven in the morning over there?

- Something like that.

- Hm.

Usually about the time of the night that I wander

into the kitchen for the last time to polish off

the end of the crumb-top donuts.

- You don't look so bad.

[Michael chuckles]

- I'm gonna go.

- But we haven't had our tea.

- I know that. I just suddenly got kinda tired.

- Don't go.

- What about plan C-C?

- C-A.

- What about plan...

If you do that again, I'm gonna have to fuck you kinda hard.

- What?

If I do what again?

That?

You remember that thing you said you wanted me to do to you?

- Bullshit.

[Sarah chuckles]

- That's what I thought.

You're all talk and no action.

- [Michael] What do you think you're doing?

- [Sarah] Stay calm and don't struggle.

Don't go anywhere, okay?

- [Michael] Sarah, you'd better untie your little rope.

Your game's getting kinda boring.

Take your pants off.

- [Sarah] I don't think you're in much of a position

to be telling me what to do.

- [Michael] Take your pants off.

[grunts]

- [Sarah] You know what I have for you?

- Bullshit. [Sarah chuckles]

- [Sarah] You know where it is?

- Is it in your mouth? - Mm.

- You're sucking it now? - Mm-hm.

- You're getting it hard? - Yeah.

Guess where it is now.

- [Michael] Bullshit.

- You want it in your mouth after I put it in my pussy?

- Yeah. - Huh? Do you?

- [Michael] Yes.

- I don't think so.

[grunting]

[grunting]

- [Michael] Oh, you like having the cock, don't you, Sarah?

You like being in control, don't you?

- This is what you've wanted all along, isn't it?

- [Michael] You're fucking yourself

while you fuck me, aren't you?

Oh, you like being the boy, don't you?

Yeah, rub it up.

Go rub it on your pussy. Go rub it on your pussy.

Rub it on that while you fuck yourself.

Fuck your pussy.

You're gonna come so fucking hard, aren't you?

Yeah, fuck me down there.

[grunting] [moaning]

[Sarah moans]

[both breathe heavily]

- That was, uh...

[chuckles]

You little shit.

[chuckles]

- I want.

[Michael] "I long for you in my arms.

When you're there, I know a magic that stars and sands

and smiles and secrets whisper.

I know a moment that rains and dawns

and moons and loves devour.

I know a calm, a chaos, a close,

a capture that my heart dies for.

I know you,

there, then,

in my arms,

in the shadow of my yearning for you.

There.

Then.

In my arms forever." [phone rings]

[phone rings]

Hello?

- I miss you here.

- Oh, baby.

I so wanted to wake up with you this morning.

I wanted to see your sweet smile.

I just felt kinda weird.

- I understand.

- And not 'cause of you, or...

- It's okay. I understand.

I just wanted to tell you that I miss you.

- I miss you, too.

- Will you call me later?

- Absolutely.

- Hm.

Okay.

Bye. - Bye.

- So, come on!

What happened with you and Sarah after you left?

- Michael's sort of friends with Sarah Easton now.

- Oh? Where did you meet her?

Not in your cab? - I know, right?

So what happened?

- Nothing, nothing. I just walked her home.

- Did you have sex last night?

You did, didn't you?

- I don't know that I'm at liberty to discuss

what happened last night, Sally.

- Oh, come on, Robin's given her mom the blow-by-blow

on every one of your girlfriends since we've known you.

- This has nothing to do with Joan.

Even if Joan was not here,

I just don't know that I would be able to really discuss it.

- Oh, he likes her.

This is more than kiss-and-tell, isn't it, Michael?

- Stop.

- I can't believe because you really like her,

you won't tell us about your sex.

That's so unfair.

- [chuckles] I'm not saying we had sex last night.

You know, I mean, she might've done that thing

that I asked her to do against my refrigerator that day.

- No! That whole thing that-

- Sally. - What thing?

- That thing.

- What whole thing? - No, Mom, Michael's right.

He's really not at liberty to discuss this right now.

- Come on, Michael. Let's go to the bathroom and talk-

- No, no! Stop, no!

[Sally giggles]

[Sally groans]

- The real James Toney would come into fights overweight

and had to lose, have dramatic weight losses in the past,

and, uh, had fought, and sometimes he looked good,

and sometimes he looked better than others,

sometimes he didn't look so good, but that's James Toney.

The real James Toney, the in-shape James Toney,

should've showed up to that fight.

- I have never been this hungry in my entire life.

- I know, it's ridiculous. Where are the people?

- I don't think I can talk anymore until I eat.

- Isn't there someone we can call?

- I mean, who can we call?

We have like 16 foods coming over.

- Okay, we have chicken wings and meatloaf from Harriet's.

- Yeah, Chinese food from Dynasty.

- And that weird Indian stuff.

[doorbell rings]

Here, take some money. - No, I got it.

Just get the dishes.

- What is it, the Chinese? - All the food! Hello!

- Yes. - Where have you people been?

What, you take your chicks to Atlantic City or something?

Come on!

We're starving to death over here.

20, what've you got, 32?

20, keep it. - Okay, that's good.

- You're lucky I give you any tips, you crazy people,

for taking so long.

All right.

[door slams]

Oh, my God. Oh, how excellent is this?

- Michael, why will you never take any money?

- Because I'm taking you on a date.

- Okay, well how about if I want to take you on a date?

- Well, you call me up, you ask me out.

If I say yes, we go on a date.

- And I get to pay? - No, I still pay.

- Why? - 'Cause I'm the boy.

- Look, I really appreciate how generous you are,

but you know, I have money.

- Yeah? So do I.

- I know you do, but, you know.

- What?

Think you make more than me, miss fancy supermodel?

I get very good tips in that cab.

[moans]

- Oh! - Oh, awesome.

[Sarah moans]

All right, how much money you make?

- A day? - Yeah.

- 250,000.

- 250,000.

10 times 20.

45.

1,500.

All right, so you make a little bit more than me.

But you don't know about my secret,

various hidden accounts and monies

that I have stored around.

- I bet.

- 'Cause Whittaker on his best night

was better than Leonard, on Whittaker's best night.

[muffled chatter from TV]

[Sarah sighs]

- I've never been more full in my entire life.

[Sarah chuckles]

- I know. It's ridiculous.

Isn't there someone we can call?

- I don't think we should talk anymore,

until we shit or vomit.

[Sarah chuckles]

- Yeah, or at least burp or fart.

[both chuckle]

- How gross are we? - I know.

- Oh, do you have the receipts?

- Why?

- Well, I think we should have them,

so we can refute the "Sarah Easton is an anorexic" story

that will inevitably surface at some point in your career.

- Shut up.

[chuckles] You.

[sighs]

What?

- You are so beautiful.

[Sarah chuckles]

Sarah.

- Yeah?

- Will you make love with me?

- It's not like you to ask.

- No.

[sighs] - I mean...

Do I want you to make sweet, soft, gentle love to me?

- Yeah?

- You afraid I might not like it?

Aww.

I love the way you touch me.

I love every way you touch me.

- I know this is probably pushing it,

but, anywhere in this sweet, tender,

lovemaking thing that we're gonna do,

could a soft bed be involved?

[gentle piano music] [Laura chuckles]

- Give us a call. Number's 475-1550.

Line three, Max Kellerman. You're on the air, hello.

- Hello, this is Chris. - How ya doin', Chris?

- Does that feel good? [Sarah chuckles]

- Incredible.

- Can you still feel me?

- Are you kidding?

It's incredible.

- Did you come as hard as you usually do?

- What do you think?

[chuckles] - Maybe.

- Did you come?

- Oh, come on.

Women are these weird "try to decipher all their undulations

does it actually have anything to do with coming" people.

- Oh.

- Guys are pretty straightforward.

- Actually, you don't make any noise when you come.

- Yes, I do. - No, you don't.

You kinda look like you're taking a shit when you come.

[laughs]

- What?

- Yeah, you go like this. You go...

[grunts]

- Stop that! [Laura laughs]

I do not look like that! - Yeah, you do. [laughs]

- Oh, my God, I'm never coming again.

Fine, I'll just never come again, then.

- Nah, baby.

- You hate the way I look when I come.

- No, I love how you look when you come.

You're still hard.

- I know. It's weird.

[Sarah chuckles]

- It's been a while, though.

- I know.

He likes you.

He wants to impress you, doesn't want to go away.

- Is it always like this?

- No.

Only with you.

And when I take a shit.

[Sarah laughs]

- I have to go to Spain.

- For work?

- Some.

To see Philippe as well.

- Hm. That'll be nice.

When do you have to go?

- Tomorrow.

I'm gonna be in Barcelona by myself for the weekend,

and then Philippe's gonna meet me in Madrid.

- I'll miss you, Sarah.

- It's only a week.

- I'll miss you.

- I know.

I'll miss you, too.

- Sarah.

- Yeah?

- Will you spend the night with me?

[Sarah sighs]

- I'd like to. I just-

- I understand.

- It'd just make it seem too real, you know?

- I know. I understand.

- Wait. Don't go yet.

♪ I am the only one to blame for this ♪

♪ Somehow it all ends up the same ♪

♪ Soaring on the wings of selfish pride, flew too high ♪

♪ And like a chorus, I collide

♪ With a world I try so hard to leave ♪

- So you can't come with us?

- No, no. I've been slack boy lately.

I've really got to drive.

- Where's the girl? She couldn't come?

- She's in Spain.

- [Robin] Working?

- [Michael] Little bit.

- The guy's there?

- Yeah.

- So how'd you leave it with her?

- Well, actually, I sent her a little note

that she should be getting kinda soon.

- What did you do? - Joan, I'll see you later.

- What did you do, crazy man? - Thanks for coming!

- [Michael] Can you believe that your bizarre thing

won that prize?

- It's insane.

- [Michael] When you're sure that God

has the same intention as you,

not even intention, inspiration,

that it's finally your turn,

the rush, the calm, the excitement,

and the lack of words to describe that feeling.

Those chills.

You just get those chills again.

- [Sarah] But the sacrifice of love, Michael,

the sacrifice of that kind of love, and life,

when does God teach us how to do that?

♪ To love you

♪ Take my world apart

♪ To need you

♪ I am on my knees

♪ To love you

♪ Take my world apart

♪ To need you

♪ Broken on my knees

- There weren't enough roses in Barcelona.

They had to fly them in from the Canary Islands.

[phone bleeps]

- [Sarah] You are the craziest,

most passionate man I have ever met.

This is incredible.

I mean, there are so many beautiful roses here.

I can't believe you're not here to see them.

And the smell in here is so amazing.

Where are you? Call me!

Okay, I'm at the Ritz in Barcelona.

Well, yeah, obviously you know where I am.

And I'm gonna be in Madrid in the morning,

so if I don't hear from you, I'm gonna call you, okay?

[sighs] I want to talk to you, you crazy man.

Wow, this is so amazing.

♪ And serve the ones that I despise ♪

♪ Speak the words I can't deny

♪ Watch the world I used to love ♪

♪ Fall to dust and blow away

♪ I look beyond the empty cross ♪

♪ Forgetting what my life has cost ♪

♪ I wipe away the crimson stains ♪

♪ Dull the nails that still remain ♪

♪ Steal my heart and take the pain ♪

♪ Take the selfish, take the weak ♪

♪ And all the things I cannot hide ♪

♪ Take the beauty, take my tears ♪

♪ Take my world

- Philippe! - Hey.

How are you?

- [Sarah] What are you doing here?

- Just leave them here.

Come in.

- [Sarah] I thought you were not coming until tonight.

- [Philippe] Oh, I missed you.

[Sarah chuckles]

- I was just reading about the thousand red roses

I sent you yesterday.

- [Sarah] What are you talking about?

- Sit down. Coffee, breakfast?

It says in there I sent you a thousand red roses.

- It also says we went out for dinner with Gianni

and Donatella until five in the morning.

You know what these people are like.

They always get things totally wrong.

- So I didn't send you the roses?

- I wish you had.

- Oh, is that why you're not happy to see me?

- [Sarah] I am so happy to see you.

- Fuck! [glass shatters]

Why won't you fuck me?

Are you fucking someone else?

- No.

Are you fucking-

- [Philippe] Are you fucking someone else?

- No, I am not fucking someone else! Are you?

Philippe.

Are you having an affair with someone?

- No, but I haven't been completely faithful.

What?

What?

What do you want from me?

You say you love me. You say you want a family with me.

You won't even make love with me!

I'm sorry!

What? - When was this?

- Two different girls. You don't know them.

- [Sarah] Who was this with?

- I don't know. Six months ago, a year ago.

Twice, maybe.

I don't want you as a friend only.

I need you as a lover, too.

- Bullshit! Bullshit, Philippe.

I'm just your perfect little fucking prize.

That's all I've ever been.

I just make some little accessory

to your dumb entourage.

Why do we always have to be

in the right pIace at the right time?

Saint-Tropez in the summer,

we have to go to the Bowery Bar when we're in New York,

we have to eat at San Lorenzo when we're in London.

I mean, why can't we just, you know, get Chinese food

and sit on the floor and talk about God or something?

Why can't we just order Chinese food

and sit on the floor and talk about God?

- Eating Chinese food with God?

What the fuck are you talking about?

- I'm so tired of...

[chuckles]

I'm just so tired.

- Maybe we just, we just need to get away, both of us.

We should go to Bali.

[Sarah chuckles]

- You just don't get it.

I'm always away.

I'm always away.

- So you want me to go?

- I don't know.

I really don't know what I want.

- I may be superficial sometimes,

and I may love my toys and my money, but...

You're wrong about one thing.

I do not only see you as a prize.

You're the woman I love.

You're the woman I've lived with for three years,

and who I want to spend the rest of my life with.

You're my wife.

- I'm the wife of a man who fucks other women.

[scoffs]

- Just let me know,

when you know what you want.

All right?

Just let me know.

[lively rock music]

♪ And if I never drive you mild ♪

♪ And suffering this open kiss

♪ And I'm barely juvenile

♪ When everyone is outrageous

♪ And I alone will be sleeping through the afternoon ♪

♪ And if I ever drive your style ♪

♪ And suffering your day predicted ♪

♪ With no ability to rile

♪ And every yawn is contagious

[phone bleeps]

- [Sarah] I love my story and my chocolate.

You're so nuts.

I'm home.

Where are you? I can't wait to see you.

Call me as soon as you get this, okay?

I don't care what time it is. You can wake me up.

I want to talk to you.

And if you're driving, just come over, okay?

I'll be here. Bye.

♪ I should drive you wild

♪ Yes, I should drive you wild

[phone rings]

- [Michael] Please leave a message. Wait till the beep.

[phone bleeps]

- Hello.

Michael.

Wake up. It's Sarah.

[intercom buzzes]

Hello?

- [Man] Yes. I have a delivery for Miss Easton.

- Okay, come up. [intercom buzzes]

Michael, this is just way too frustrating.

I really want to talk to you. This is driving me crazy.

[knocks]

Well, I'm at home, okay?

I can't wait to talk to you,

so please call me the minute you wake up, okay?

Bye.

[knocks] Coming!

[door creaks]

- Good morning! [Sarah yelps]

[Sarah laughs]

- Oh, my God.

[gentle piano music]

- Yo, maitre d'.

Can we order? We're starving over here.

I've gotta tell you,

I did not like you being away at all.

- I know.

- So, you got my little package?

- My God.

You know where I was? - Where?

- I was in my bath,

that was filled with hundreds of rose petals.

- No way.

- Yes way.

I cut the buds off, and I brought 'em back with me.

- I can't believe I wasn't in that bath with you.

- It is so good to see you.

[sensual jazz music] [fire crackles and pops]

♪ Longing for the one I love

- [Sarah] Can I have a little kiss?

- What, do you... - A little kiss.

♪ As they come and go, I watch

- Oh, come on. Bigger than that.

- A medium kiss, then. - Okay, a medium kiss.

♪ Blues as if on cue

♪ What am I to do with this

- That was not a medium kiss.

- Yes, it was. - No, that was a big kiss.

- No, that was medium.

- Uh-uh.

That was big.

♪ Hoping that somewhere along the way ♪

♪ I'll have a friend

♪ One who really knows

♪ Just the way it goes

[gentle piano music]

[Michael grunts]

- God, I missed kissing you, Sarah.

- I missed everything with you, Michael.

Sleep.

Just sleep.

- [Michael] I have absolutely no idea where we are

or what's been happening. [Sarah laughs]

I only know that we have fucked forever.

- [Sarah] Oh, I know.

It's crazy.

I would suggest that we went to eat,

but I'm afraid we'll just start fucking again.

- I know. It's ridiculous. [Sarah chuckles]

- [Sarah] So, do you want to go and eat?

- [Michael] Sure.

You want to go to my place and order in?

- [Sarah] No, let's go out.

- [Michael] Cool.

- [Man] You're gonna drop the camera! There they come!

- [Photographer] Sarah!

Sarah!

Who's that? Where's Philippe?

Sarah, where's Philippe?

- Who's the escort? - Who's this guy?

- I'm just a cab driver. - Cab driver?

- Hey, Sarah. - Hi, Derek.

- How are you? - I'm good, how are you?

- [Derek] Good. You want to eat?

- I think so. Do you have a table?

- [Derek] For you, of course.

Steve.

- I think I went to college with your wife.

- Bette?

- Yeah, she went to Bard, right?

- Yes. Yeah, what's your name?

- Michael Shiver. - Are you a writer as well?

- No, actually, I'm a cab driver.

- [laughs] Right.

So, you guys wanna eat?

- I don't know. Do you want to eat?

- Sure. - Let's go someplace else.

Come on. We're gonna go.

- [Derek] Okay.

- See you soon. - See you.

I'll tell Bette I saw you. - Yeah, thank you.

Nice to meet you. - Bye-bye.

[wipers thud rhythmically]

- [Michael] Where do you want to go?

- [Sarah] I don't know.

- [Michael] You wanna go to La Tacita?

- No.

I hate that place.

[sighs]

- [Michael] Okay?

- [Sarah] Can you go to 78th and Fifth, please?

- [Michael] Why did you wanna leave back there?

- Oh, please. You hate it there.

You hate all the places that I want to go.

- What're you talking about?

- I don't always want to go to these cheesy,

scummy little places, you know.

I don't always want to have to sit on your floor

and eat Chinese food.

I want to go somewhere that's civilized,

and you never want to go anywhere like that.

- I love all your suggestions.

I'm perfectly fine to go anywhere you want to go.

I was fine back there.

- All of my husband's friends were there, okay?

You would have gotten all sullen.

- [Michael] I don't understand. I'm fine.

- I thought that you said you weren't a writer.

- I'm not.

- [Photographer] Who's that? Where's Philippe?

Sarah, where's Philippe? - Who's this guy?

- Well, what was that back there,

with Derek, that little exchange?

- What? I went to school with his wife.

I knew they opened a restaurant. What's the big deal?

- I do not like being lied to, Michael.

Fuck!

- Is it a problem for you that you're rich

and I'm poor, Sarah?

- Money has got nothing to do with this.

- Is the novelty of a weird, Bohemian cab driver guy

wearing a little thin?

- You said it, not me. - So it is.

- You think I'm that shallow, huh?

You think that I pick my friends by what they do?

Michael, we have really different lives,

and you haven't seen my life.

We've been doing everything on your terms, okay?

This has not been reality. This is not real.

- What about it hasn't been real, Sarah?

They way that you look at me after we make love?

The way you call me at seven in the morning?

The way you call me 20 times a fucking day?

That's not real?

You're just lonely without your husband here?

I don't think so. I think this is totally real.

I think it's been completely reality.

I don't think you can deal with it.

- I can't right now.

- You can't right now?

- [Sarah] No.

- What is that supposed to mean?

- I don't know.

I don't know.

- Did you ever hear of a book called The Blameless?

- No.

Maybe. I don't know.

[Michael sighs]

- I wrote it ten years ago when I got outta college.

It was like a big deal. It was on the bestseller list.

I was the toast of the town, blah blah blah.

I got to see your world.

Parties and producers and Paris and London.

I became somebody that I didn't know and somebody

that I didn't really like really quickly, Sarah.

It wasn't worth it, so I took their money and I came home.

- So, what?

You're a cab driver with a million dollars in the bank?

- Not a million, but if I don't make my hundred

every night in the taxi, I'm not gonna go hungry.

- That's just a little bit too precious for me, Michael.

- I don't look any different to you now, Sarah?

Our worlds aren't any closer now that I have a bank account

and know where to eat in Paris?

- If I really am that person,

why the hell would you be with me?

Unless that's who you are, too.

- Maybe I am.

- I knew you were lying to me.

- I could not hold on to who I was

in the world that came with what I did.

If and when I learn how to do that,

I will write again.

I'm a cab driver. I never lied to you.

- Bullshit! I have been me with you, okay?

You've known everything.

You've known who I am, who I've been with.

Who is real and who isn't?

You are so selfish.

You're just a selfish person.

[thunder claps]

[sighs]

- Sarah.

I, uh...

I love being around you.

I'm so sorry if you think that I'm selfish,

or that I'm a child,

or that I'm a liar.

- No, Michael.

Stupid thing to say.

I didn't mean it.

You're so generous.

- No. If that's how you feel, I can try to act more like a-

- I don't.

I don't.

- What's in your heart, Sarah?

I thought I had gotten to you.

I thought that I had gotten into your heart.

- You have.

It's just that my heart changes.

I don't have any answers.

I told you that.

- Where is the trendiest,

most expensive restaurant in New York?

[Sarah chuckles]

- No. I want to go to your house.

- No.

I only want to go to the trendiest,

most non-divey, non-Chinese food,

not-on-my-floor restaurant in New York.

- I want to spend the night with you.

I want to wake up in your arms.

- [Michael] Sarah?

Sarah?

[phone rings]

[phone rings]

[melancholy piano music]

[phone rings]

[phone rings]

- [Sarah] This machine takes messages

for Sarah and Philippe.

Please wait for the tone.

[phone bleeps]

- [Michael] Sarah, are you there?

It's Michael. Pick up.

Are you there?

Sarah?

[door slams]

Sarah. [knocks]

It's Michael.

Sarah, are you there? Open the door.

[plane engines roar]

[tires screech]

[plane engines roar]

[door closes]

- Was that a mistake as well?

[Sarah sighs]

- I'm here with you now, Philippe.

I'm here with you.

♪ I will wait

♪ You will break

♪ I will summon, you will make

♪ I will come undone

♪ You will succumb

♪ I will be vestal, you will bleed ♪

♪ I will kill time

♪ You will singe the thread that hangs the lie ♪

♪ I will return the favor

♪ I will not abate

♪ You willingly disintegrate

♪ I will be the undertaker

♪ You

♪ You can't touch me

♪ You

♪ You can't touch me

♪ You

♪ You can't touch me

♪ You [car horn blares]

♪ You can't touch me [camera shutters click]

♪♪ I will remain

♪ You will burn without a flame ♪

♪ I will suspend forever

♪ I will miss the ground

♪ You will wish me down

♪ You will be my resurrector

♪ I will hold my breath

♪ Remember

♪ You

♪ You can't touch me

♪ You

♪ You can't touch me

♪ You

♪ You can't touch me

♪ You

♪ You can't touch me

♪ When the living room is cold

♪ When I'm sleeping on my feet

♪ When I wish upon the hardwood ♪

♪ And your milky tea

♪ When the corner of my eye follows fairies ♪

- [Michael] "I've wanted to tell you for a while now.

I wanted to say it as you reached for a teacup

in your kitchen that night after we fought about

'Why do we always have to eat Chinese food on your floor'

and then made up,

I wanted to say it as the moonlight shone in on you

as you slept in your bed the first time we made love there.

When I felt your heart racing against my chest

in your suite foyer in Spain when you first saw your roses,

even though I wasn't there.

But mostly I wanted to say it the last night I saw you,

as I held you in my arms,

looking down at your precious face

knowingly looking up at me, still inside you,

quiet, motionless, but so inside you.

I wanted so badly to tell you that...

The words each time graced my lips like an imposter,

only to fall away like some great blizzard

that was taken out to sea to rain its fury

on the dark ocean alone, unbeknownst to any hearing.

I pray that you can hear them for what they are,

feel them for what they are,

and not mar them with the knowledge

that they stand apart from your ability to reciprocate them.

Please take them in your heart

and feel them with your eyes closed and your soul open

for just a moment.

My voice speaking them softly in your ear with a kiss.

When you smile, when your head lightly moves to dance,

when your tongue finds my lips,

when you ramble over a glass of wine,

when you sit naked after we've made love,

when you act boldly, when you laugh,

when you squeeze my hand,

when you call my name in a gruff whisper,

when your heart races on my chest in a close embrace,

when you love me.

What I'm sad about is selfish. I'm sad at God's timing.

I'm only a man, and as a man, I miss you.

I miss you terribly.

I miss your kiss.

I miss your smile.

How I miss your smile.

But most of all, I miss the moment that hasn't happened yet,

the moment when you let yourself fall for me.

What makes it hard for me is knowing

how much you care for me,

how much in a way you do love me,

how much you would enjoy smiling wryly

as you hurled yourself backwards off the cliff and said,

'Catch me, baby.'

If I didn't know that, I could make you a villain,

me a victim, and soothe myself.

But I can't because it isn't the truth.

The truth we both know.

The truth is, not today.

I know that you're not leaving Philippe for me,

and I wouldn't want you to.

I would want you to leave him for you.

I also know you would never fly a million miles

just to see me smile at you.

Someday, maybe, but not today.

So I guess I'd better disappear, Sarah.

I know you'll be okay, and soon I will be, too.

And maybe, just maybe, if God so desires,

the day will come when, as friends,

we will find ourselves accidentally strolling along

the white cliffs of Dover

or the mountain rocks of Mendocino

or the bonny emerald north of the Scottish seaboard

or the glistening harbor of old New York.

And from the heights, in the stars,

amongst the angels whose arms will cradle us

in a moment neither of us was told about

but knew like our oldest happiness,

we will look into each other's eyes and know it is today.

It is today.

And whether that day is tomorrow

or next week or next year or next lifetime,

I will finally get to tell you to your sweet face,

the face that I will miss more than I could ever tell,

that...

I love you.

I love you.

Oh, baby, I love you.

And you'll smile wryly, close your eyes,

and say, 'Catch me, baby.'

And fall."

♪ Yeah

♪ Hey, yeah

♪ Yeah

♪ Hey, yeah

♪ Hey, yeah

♪ Hey, yeah

♪ Yeah ♪ Hey, yeah

♪ Yeah

♪ Yeah

- [Michael] I was a funny little man.

I needed the fans' support

just to make it out of bed every day.

But luckily, I was blessed with the best fans in the league.

For the rest of the day, I needed God's help.

But luckily,

I was blessed with the best God in the league, too.

And, boy, did he come to play.

That crazy God always comes to play.

♪ Yeah

♪ Yeah, you

♪ You, you

♪ you

[bright acoustic music]

♪ When you called you had nothing to say ♪

♪ But you said the right thing

♪ You wanted to hear my voice once again ♪

♪ I thought you'd forgotten

♪ What is it about love that constantly changes our minds ♪

♪ Do you doubt love like I do

♪ And do you sometimes have to show ♪

♪ There's no reason or rhyme to this game ♪

♪ And it hits you like lightning ♪

♪ Over and over again

♪ This is the life that you prayed for ♪

♪ Lightning

♪ When will I see you again

♪ This is how dreams are made

♪ With the wave of a hand, you were gone ♪

♪ But your memory lingers

♪ And what are the chances of falling in love ♪

♪ I know you remember

♪ But is there a right way to love you ♪

♪ 'Cause I know I could in the doorway ♪

♪ You kissed me and I said I would call you someday ♪

♪ When I know my place in this game ♪

♪ And it hits you like lightning ♪

♪ Over and over again

♪ Maybe

♪ I shouldn't have said

♪ What I said at the table

♪ I should've got up and walked outside instead ♪

♪ And maybe

♪ You already knew

♪ But your tears suggested

♪ It just hadn't quite rung true yet ♪

♪ And some words are the same

♪ Some are better concealed

♪ But I feel what I feel

♪ And maybe

♪ It wasn't clear from the start ♪

♪ How could you ever understand ♪

♪ All the misdirection in my heart ♪

♪ Maybe