OK?
Yeah. Just make sure you don't get too much...
of the treatment room, all right?
'Cause that's what we've got to fake later at your place.
So less is better with that.
OK, OK. What if they catch me?
Are you the type people catch?
OK.
Mis-en-scene.
Don't forget--mis-en-scene.
Come in.
Do you want me to start face up or face down?
Is this your first time here, Mamie?
- I said your name. - That's all right.
You don't have to go all the way out.
Just start at the door.
Can we take five, please?
Sure. Yeah.
Take five.
Here.
- Thank you. - Sure.
Good?
Did you see my interviews?
- They were good, right? - Yeah. A lot of acting.
Thank you.
It's a documentary, you know.
He loves it. He thinks you're an American hero...
making depressed women everywhere feel good.
He's an idiot.
I think he's getting a crush on you, you know?
Right. Yeah, nothing says "I love you" like blackmail.
So, did you really have a sister who died?
How do you know that?
From the interview where you're walking.
It's supposed to be Mexico.
Oh, yeah. Well, she was the baby, you know.
She was always sick. But I have five others.
Oh, wow.
I have a brother.
Stepbrother.
Not here.
So...
you think we could match this at my house?
- Yeah, sure. - Yeah?
I'm gonna take the table home and the screen.
And the robe, so...
They're gonna be looking at the girl anyway.
Yeah.
Well, we have 45 minutes.
You want to help me rehearse?
Make me a better actor.
We should just get this done.
OK.
- Hi. - Hey.
I just thought Otis might be out here.
No, he's at Lane's.
I think he's probably gonna spend the night.
Yeah. All right.
Do you smoke?
Yeah. Pot?
Yeah, I get high all the time.
Thanks.
You know, the thing about guys Otis' age is...
there's not a whole lot going on in there besides hormones.
Yeah.
I think he's in love.
No way. So quick?
It happened to me.
How long did you and Otis know each other...
before you got together?
I'm not talking about Otis.
Look at me.
Just look at me.
- I'm firing! - You aim.
- No, I'm firing! - I'm firing!
I'm firing! I told you I was firing.
- Look, see? Fire, fire, fire, fire! - All right.
He's in love.
Charley...
don't feed the dog at the table.
Come on.
- Hi. - Hi.
I'm Shauna. You must be Mamie.
Hi. Yes, that's right. Yeah.
You're Javier's friend.
He said 1:00, so...
Yeah, come in. That's right.
You're right. You're right on time.
OK, so...
we're zoomed in as much as possible right now...
and all we see is your face. OK?
When she arched her back in rehearsal, we did see her nipples.
Nipples are fine. Are nipples OK with you, Shauna?
Yeah, sure. It's part of the story.
OK.
OK, anyway, Javier...
let's take it from you flipping over onto your back.
Yeah, OK.
Get the...
OK. And action.
Can I get you on your back now, Mrs. Kline?
Do you think it's enough with just her?
Oh, yeah. If you get more than one, it dilutes it.
But if you want, you could get testimonials...
you know, clients who get it done?
Would you like a complete massage, Mrs. Kline?
What do you mean by "complete"?
Get ready for your zoom.
Right. Fuck.
It's all right.
There we go.
Oh, she's so good.
She's so good.
And he's a natural. Look at how he gives her...
so much to work off of, you know?
Are nipples OK with you, Shauna?
Yeah, sure. It's part of the story.
Anyway, OK, OK. So...
so as soon as Javier says, "Would you like a complete--"
As do--as do I.
And cut.
Shauna, fucking awesome. I think I--
Oh! Shit.
It's gonna work, isn't it?
Yeah. Yeah, looks fine.
I was a house painter once.
Yeah?
A lot of alcoholics on that job.
The fumes.
No kidding, man. You want one?
Yeah, thank you.
So, how'd you get these jobs, you know?
Turn that thing off, OK? You make me nervous.
Yeah.
- OK, it's off. - Is it off?
Yeah, yeah, it's off. There's no red light, right?
There's no red light. It's not recording.
Let me practice moves.
Wasn't the worst job, but...
the damn ceilings? I hate ceilings.
Nobody asked for a green card, huh?
Not for the crap jobs.
You stand at Home Depot, nobody asks you anything. Right?
Yeah.
But for Lifewell and Beverly Patrol...
you had to have a green card.
How?
I got married.
I was seeing this girl off and on...
so she said she'd marry me.
It wasn't free. I'm still paying her.
Wow! Hey, you think we could get her for the documentary?
No way! You kidding me?
It's against the law. It's major.
We had to pretend for a year we was married.
They came over, they'd do interviews...
ask us questions in different rooms.
She was real good. Good actress, you know?
But nobody knows. I mean nobody. Not even Mamie.
Nicky!
Hi.
So what if I hadn't seen it? Were you gonna tell me?
I don't know what you're talking about.
I saw the tape, Nicky. OK?
Javi and his wife.
Isn't that what you wanted, to rub my face in it?
Like this isn't enough humiliation.
Don't be mad at me. Be mad at him!
I care, at least.
Oh, yeah, you care. Yeah. You're 100% heart.
Business is business, OK?
Come on. I'm not a prick!
Oh, yeah?
Yes. Hey, I'll-- Wait. I'll prove it.
- You remember this? - What?
You left it for the baby.
Come on, I want you to have this, OK?
As a sign...
that I am not gonna screw you.
OK?
That's who I am.
And as for him, he's, you know...
I don't want to judge or anything, but he's a sex worker.
He's a liar...sort of.
He's not ideal.
Jesus, Nicky.
You know that's a guy's cross.
Yeah, the father gave it to me.
I'm sorry.
Just don't do it again.
Kind of thought we had a moment here, you know?
Based on you coming to me first with this...
instead of Javier.
Do you want to put some pants on?
Sorry.
- Morning. - Yeah.
Morning.
Look, I want to see her...
so do you know where she lives?
- Oh, look. - Is that Mrs. Kline?
Shauna. I knew it.
You know, now he's making a fool out of me.
Fuck. He's fired. He's fired.
OK, and are you gonna give me my son's name?
No. So let's just pretend we never saw it.
What?
He will tell me when he's ready, OK?
It's OK. Let's just leave it all alone.
Whatever. Fine, fine. Whatever.
It is so hard to keep your ideals in this business.
You know, I got a great idea.
- What? - I got a great idea.
What?
We go down to Mississippi, and we get some barbecue.
And then we'll go to the Indian casinos.
Have you ever been to one of them?
- In a private airplane? - Exactly.
Baby, you didn't tell me you had a private airplane.
I'll go anywhere with you.
Just sign there and note date of birth.
OK, everybody, let's give it up for Steve.
Scott. I'm sorry.
He'll be doing She'll Be Coming Around the Mountain.
Yes.
Yes, yes, yes, yes.
Bacon!
Cool.
Look, I know you're angry with the legal stuff.
I can stop it with a phone call. That's what I want.
I hope you want to, too.
Oh, man. This isn't a counter-suit.
We weren't honest with you. You were right.
We didn't destroy all of your sperm two years ago.
Oh, my God. I knew it.
The top sheet's from the fertility center.
See, it's a log there...
and at the top, you can see where you deposited three years ago...
and then at the bottom where we withdrew it last week.
Wait, last week?
This is from a DNA lab. We were gonna use this one.
Well, we heard it was the best, so...
we went there using your sperm and a DNA sample from Max.
Basically, we beat you to it.
What does it say?
- Charley... - Let me see that.
OK, we want an independent assessment.
- No, we don't. - So do we.
I think it's important you're convinced.
So you can have access to Max to get a sample.
That's gonna be the last time you'll see him.
We're asking for a restraining order.
Our lawyer doesn't think it's gonna be much of a problem.
Please, I don't want another test.
I'm sorry I didn't trust you.
It was wrong, really wrong to do that.
No, no, it was me.
OK? Take a restraining order on me, not him.
I'll sign anything.
No, you were right. We did lie.
About keeping extra sperm? That's fine. Who cares?
No, we lied about...
why we stopped wanting to get pregnant with you, Gil.
We just--we didn't want our child to be his...
and we didn't know how to tell him.
Because of me, right?
I know you guys have never liked me, and that's fine.
Oh, no, Charley...
it's because we do like you.
Look, it doesn't matter why.
It was because of the affair.
What?
Gil...
OK, you have to tell him.
Gil was having an affair and...
he told me he was leaving you.
And I said whatever you say when you hear that, you know?
"Think it over. Slow down."
But he was--You were really--
You remember how you were, Gil? So sure?
And you know what? I suddenly thought...
I don't want those genes in my baby.
You know? I don't want a series of Daddy's boyfriends...
coming in and out of his life.
But I couldn't tell you that, so...
Anyway, you were...
more invested in the guy you were seeing...
than having this baby...
so we just told you it wasn't working and we went to the bank.
It was a really hard decision.
And I felt guilty for a long time. But there it is.
I'm sorry.
What guy?
He doesn't live here anymore.
He moved away. You--you never met him.
OK, what, you broke it off?
It just ended, that's all.
That's the whole truth.
'Cause you were so interested.
All right? So our lawyer's name is Jean Douglas.
And she knows Steve...
so I'm sure they can make all the arrangements for your test.
Please, I don't want another test.
Restraining order's gonna be in place in a couple of weeks, so...
if you want to get another test, you have to hurry.
- I guess that's it, huh? - Yeah, we should go.
I am so sorry.
I didn't tell you because it didn't mean anything.
It was...
crazy, intense. I...
I didn't think it would help to tell you.
I...
I wasn't born this way, you know--
sterile.
I had a vasectomy when I was 21...
which was as soon as they'd let me.
I got a girl pregnant when I was a teenager...
and I thought it would make me feel better about it.
OK. I don't know why you're telling me this.
You know, just saying that...
that was a lie, too.
Just seeing if it makes us even.
I've got to get to work.
Oh, shit.
What?
- I'm fucking pregnant. - Nice move!
It wasn't intentional.
Yeah, but this is great.
Even if he makes you sign a pre-nup, this baby's your ticket.
Yeah, I--
I'm not sure if it's Otis' or Frank's.
Wait a minute. You slept with the fairy?
Yeah, the first day.
Dude, how stupid are you?
You screwed a gay guy without a condom?
He was a virgin.
Yeah. Right! Me, too.
Come on. I still don't see the problem.
In a month--in a month, you tell the old guy it's his...
and then when you deliver, it's like this really big preemie...
that just happens to look like both of them.
We're not reinventing the wheel here.
- Hey, baby. - Hi.
Big day, huh?
- Yeah. We're almost ready. - What's he doing in there?
He's setting up, like, a screening room or something.
He was here all day editing.
He wanted his director's cut or something.
- It's all set. - OK. Great. Good.
Show time.
- Are you ready? - Mm-hmm.
Ready?
Yeah.
Happy Endings. Great idea, baby.
Thank you.
In June of 2002, Javier Duran returned to Mexico...
to the town he left five years before.
Coming back here to San Juanito is strange.
Over there is my house.
Don't film it! They don't want it.
And my school.
I haven't been back here in five years.
I can't believe you shot this across from the Costco. It's wild!
This is the bookend to the movie. OK?
At the end of the film, he walks towards camera.
We don't follow him. It's all in suggestion.
You'll see.
And I got this little girl-- this little Mexican girl--
to shout out, "Javier! Javier!" like this--
I shouldn't have told you.
This is that improvised part.
- Remember, Nicky? - Yeah!
This is my speech where you see that I have a heart, you know?
It's not just the money.
Oh, I didn't see this.
Wanting to do this for my clients.
They taught us at school...
how to handle a client who wants a full release.
Polite, but no, thanks.
The first time, I say, "No"...
and the woman--she cried.
Shame.
And I felt bad.
And so, the next time it happened, I thought, "Who am I to say no?
"This is America. There's no church here.
"There's only the body and its dreams."
His words. His words. I didn't tell him.
"The body and its dreams." It's genius, man.
Yeah.
And you can tell by looking at these women...
what those dream are.
Their lives are so ordinary.
Not good. Not bad.
Medium.
They want something more.
You know, not just a touch.
A secret.
A secret that makes them feel shame.
This is good for them.
It makes them somebody other than what people see.
And that is why I do it.
And the tips are good.
Makes you like me, right?
Because, you know, I'm helping them.
Maybe. I don't know.
Where's that part-- Oh, here.
To his clients, Javier is a god.
Strong. All-knowing. Dangerous but safe.
But in his own life as an immigrant in this country...
all the power is in someone else's hands.
- La Migra! - La Migra!
- Watch out! - La Migra!
Come here. Hey!
Come right here. Do you speak English?
- What is this? - Nicky--
This is good. Don't worry.
...is a battle against La Migra.
And the only answer La Migra understands...
is this...
Yeah, I have to have a green card.
What the fuck?
I got married.
I was seeing this girl off and on...
and so, she said she'd marry me.
I was afraid. I'm still paying her.
Nicky, what the fuck is this?
See, we're just raising the stakes.
It's a drama thing, you know.
It's fine. Just...
It's good, right?
I don't--
We dated, and he was great.
And so he asked me.
What did I care? I'd been married before.
It didn't mean that much to me. And the money was good.
- What the fuck? - Jesus, Nicky!
It was supposed to be for two years...
until he got his green card, but...
it works, you know?
I mean, it's not like we have to be faithful.
You know? But it's better than my last husband...
or the guys after him.
It's...it's private...
and we don't even really know each other...
which is the best thing.
I mean, I had to know, like, what color his toothbrush is...
or what side of the bed he slept on for the interview, but...
other than that, Javi's a real mystery.
And I am, too.
And it's a big fuck you to everyone, too.
- What the fuck is going on? - I don't know. I don't know.
- Are you crazy? - The story unfolded--
Are you crazy? I admitted to a federal crime!
If people see this, do you know what happens to me?
When did you see her? When did you even go there?
- You know about this? - She didn't know.
- OK. I knew--I did know about-- - They will deport me!
They'll send Shauna to prison...
and they'll send me back to that shit hole!
No, no, no, no. Look, look, look. It's cool.
I got her to sign a piece of paper...
that says everything she's about to say is a lie, so, it's--
Javi, that's too much. It's OK.
We--It--
- No. - Oh, God!
Fuck!
Javi, OK. It's OK.
- Is there any more? - I'm not mad.
- Any more? - No, no, no.
Are there any more?!
In the camera. There's one in the camera.
OK.
Just so you know-- just so you know!
Nobody pays me to get off. Nobody!
If I do it, I do it for fun.
We only make believe so that you give her the name of her kid.
And this--this is mine!
We stole the real one from your room.
That's what we were doing there.
Right, Mamie?
- Right, Mamie?! - Yes.
Why did you do that?
Why did you put that stuff in?! Why?!
I thought you should know!
Know with what? I knew that!
I knew what kind of guy he is, OK?
You took me there. I saw her.
Not him. You. Who you are. Who you are.
You're one of those women who likes their secrets!
That's you!
OK. Just tell--All right. It's nobody's fault, OK?
That's--It's OK. Just tell me everything you know.
'Cause we had an agreement. We had an agreement.
Oh, OK. So, where's my movie? Where's my movie?
That's not my fault.
- What did I-- - No, I didn't--
What did I get? You loved this.
You know you did. You loved this!
- You blackmailed me! - You loved every second of it!
You went to sleep every night saying...
"I'm making a movie for a guy who's got a gun to my head.
"I'm alive!"
- No. - Yes!
And it's better than fucking some Mexican...
you won't even tell anybody you're seeing.
You know, you probably loved giving up that kid.
You--you-- It's like, hey, look!
I'm not just some ordinary woman.
I've got a kid somewhere I gave up. I'm a star.
- That's the movie you're-- - Stop it! Stop!
Stop. Just tell me his name. Just tell me his name.
You made a fool out of me, letting me give you that cross!
- OK, I'm sorry. - So fuck you!
- You can tell me-- - Fuck AFI!
- You can tell me his name! - No, I can't.
Yes, you can.
What do you think, you know me?
You don't know me! Nobody knows me!
Hey, have you seen the keys to the Spyder?
Don't worry. I'm not on the pink slip.
- How was your lab test? - Fine.
What's wrong? Boy trouble?
Fuck you, Jude.
I'm signing a pre-nup, OK?
So don't look at me like that.
What? Nothing comes off the money you're gonna get 30 years from now...
when your dad dies from too much sex.
You don't have to call me Mom...
all the time.
Otis.
Hey, baby. You look great. I'm making some eggs.
No, I gotta go.
- Coffee? - I can't.
I got a crazy day.
OK.
Lane says she's on for lunch. Pick her up at her place.
Just give me a minute, OK?
That's OK. You can leave it open.
Yeah?
I don't even know why I'm here. I have already made up my mind.
It's just something we do here...
Jude. Or is it Judy?
- Jude. - OK.
I want the abortion.
Do you want to tell me why?
Well, I'm marrying somebody...
and...
I want to start out with a clean slate.
- This is not his child? - It probably is.
If it isn't, it's his son's.
Are you serious?
Yeah, and then, if we have more kids...
their brother or sister could be their cousin or...
- You see how it could get? - Yeah.
Do your partners know of your pregnancy?
No.
Do you have any feelings about your baby?
You're not supposed to say "baby".
You're supposed to say "pregnancy" or "fetus".
I'm pretty sure about that.
It's important to you not to call it a baby.
Mm-hmm. But that's because you're gonna rip it out of me...
and flush it away.
Are you pro-life?
Will you sign my form?
I'm just asking questions.
I'm pro-choice, of course.
But my opinions aren't important here.
Well, then, I'd shut up about them.
I think we're done.
I have an appointment for tomorrow at 10:00.
I don't want you to misunderstand.
I think everything is a much bigger decision than we think.
And this one-- this is the biggest.
I don't know what I'm doing here. I don't even know what to ask you.
You're a little fucked up, aren't you?
You gotta be better at this most days.
This is about average.
- Here you go. - Thanks.
I'm not pro-life, though.
Who is, once you start paying attention?
Oh, hey, babe.
I didn't see you.
Where were you this afternoon?
Oh, I called your cell phone.
Lane--her mom came to town, so we took her to the beach.
Without Otis?
Didn't she want to introduce her boyfriend to her mother?
I don't know. I stay out of it.
You do, huh?
I thought we were gonna eat out later.
Oh, shit. Right.
Yeah. I got a physical tomorrow...
so I gotta do all the blood work...
and I can't eat anything until after 7:00--
or before 7:00.
I'm gonna go sit out by the pool, so...
come on.
I told him everything.
Otis, I said I'd handle this.
You'll take her back. I know you will.
What's going on?
He knows you're just after his money.
And I told him what you had over me...
and he doesn't care that I'm gay.
I care. Of course, I care. It's not good news.
And you're moving out.
Maybe I should hear that from him.
I guess you're moving out.
But you can keep the ring. I know it's worth something.
Frank, it's true. It did start like that.
I'm sorry.
But I really like you. I--
- You can't fake that. - I can't.
So? So, me too. Me--
Dad, Dad, Dad--
I gotta think about my boy.
I mean, you used him. You helped him humiliate his dad.
It's not good.
He might be gay, but he's my only kid.
I don't know about that.
I'm pregnant.
Jesus.
No, she is not! She's just--
Hold it.
You are pregnant, aren't you?
It shouldn't make a difference.
Do you know if it's a boy?
What do you care? You have a son.
Or a girl. I'm just asking.
Come on. This is the oldest trick in the book!
Ask to see some tests or something.
Oh, fuck! OK.
It was worth a shot.
You can't blame a girl for trying.
I'm on the fucking pill, Frank.
What am I, stupid? Like the world needs another Otis.
Hey! Hey!
I want you and everything you have out of my house--
Otis will help you-- by tomorrow morning.
- No, that's cool. I'm packed. - Great.
At least you've got some fuckin' balls now...
which would be great, except it'll just make your dick look smaller!
You know, Lane will tell me whether you're pregnant or not.
Oh, call her. Tomorrow. After 10:00.
I'm ready.
Good morning. Charley?
You can put your shirt on. I...
I just wanted to tell you this in person.
Not good, huh?
Well, you know, as you can see...
sometimes it's reversible and sometimes it's not.
It's just the luck of the draw.
Who let you have a vasectomy at 21?
Well, it's all theoretical, you know?
I don't even want kids, anyway.
Well...OK, then.
Thanks, doctor.
Ted.
Ted?
I was wondering if I could...
if I could give you a call, now that we're done professionally.
Yeah, sure.
Great. I got your number.
Last night, you found out they were wrong...
Hi. Can I sit here?
Thanks.
- You're Mr. McKee, right? - Right.
So, I hear Jude fucked you over, basically.
Me, too. I'm Lane.
Otis' girlfriend.
No one told me.
I have a boyfriend. Rick.
Asshole.
Just keep your head on straight...
I don't think she's off everything...
but she's better.
She's still fat, though.
Otis is so cute.
That should have been your tip-off.
I don't think Otis knows what he is.
I think he just finds the idea of gay attractive theoretically.
Because of all the blow jobs you get?
I don't know.
Some guys are gay, but you can flip 'em.
He's what I call a real homo.
No offense.
Hey...
I don't think it's hereditary.
It's a choice, OK?
Yeah.
Would you like another drink?
Do it. That is beautiful.
Thank you.
- I wanna drive it. - Not tonight.
- Give me the keys. - No.
Get in.
- Oh, my God, man. - Yeah.
This is fuckin' rad. What does all this stuff do?
I'm not sure, but this is a-- like, a Techtronic gear shift.
So, if you just do that, it's in reverse.
So it's real easy to operate.
Jesus.
- Are you OK? - Yeah, I don't--I think so.
- I ran into-- - It's not my fault.
No, it's my fault.
- Is it my fault?- - No, my fault.
- Oh, my God. Oh, no. - I'll pay for it.
- Oh, no. - Frank, come on.
- Here, here, here. - God!
Take a drink.
I'll fix the car. You're--you're OK, though?
Yeah, I think I'm all right.
- I'm Frank. - Nothing hurts.
I'll pay for everything. Here.
I am--I'm gonna have to...
I gave her the fuckin' tapes. She won't sing it like Jude.
- It offends her. - Yeah, whatever.
And if you think she's clean and sober, wake up.
That's all I'm sayin'.
What?
Hey, you want any of this stuff?
It's just like, you know, phone charger and...
Thomas Brothers Guide, which I could use if you don't want it.
Yeah. Sure as hell not gonna use it in Phoenix.
Yeah, take it.
What?
Oh, it's his license number.
The Mexican guy?
Yeah. Yeah.
Do you know anyone who could trace it?
Javier lives here?
- Nice house. - I know.
What does he charge for a massage?
- I have to talk to him. - OK.
Oh, please, Charley, no.
I'm gonna-- I need to do this myself.
Look. OK. You're on my speed dial.
All I have to do is press send.
You're one thumb away if I need you, which I don't.
Mamie--
I'm gonna come back tomorrow or the next day by myself.
So, it's your choice.
- Hello? - Hi.
You don't know me, I'm from Los Angeles.
I'm looking for Nicky.
No, there's no Nicky here. Sorry.
Wait, wait, yeah. He said that might be a nickname.
Do you know-- do you know this guy?
Ronnie, my brother.
OK. Could I maybe speak with your mom or dad?
They're in Hawaii. Hold on.
Tom, someone's here about Ronnie.
- Come on in. - Thank you.
Do you want a Coke or something?
No. Thanks.
Tom is my other brother.
Hi.
- Hi. - I'm Tom.
You're a friend of Ronnie's?
Yeah. I mean, I don't--I don't know.
He told me his name was...Nicky.
So...
- Yeah, he's-- - That's--that's him.
Oh. Yeah. He's-- he's not here.
- What did he do to you? - Nothing. No, nothing.
We were partners on a film project.
Yeah, we worked together about six months ago.
Does he owe you money?
- He's an asshole. - Becca.
No, this is--it's not a big deal. I was just--
I was in town and I just thought I'd drop by.
It's OK.
Well, wait a second. He called last week.
The number's on my cell phone in the car.
- You want it? - OK. Sure.
- OK. - Thanks.
- Yeah. I'll be right back. -OK.
- Do you want to sit down? - No. Thanks.
Dad says Ronnie's a black sheep. He's in New York now...
but he's supposed to be in some art school.
But Tom doesn't believe it.
He burned down our house once.
Well, the garage.
It's where I had my bike.
OK, I got it.
He didn't even give this to me, but it was--
That's all right. Never mind.
Wait a minute. Don't you want his number?
- What happened? - I don't know.
- Her purse. - Shit.
Mamie?
Hey! You all right?
Mamie!
Hey! Hey. What did you do to her?
Nothing. Her purse.
Hey!
Who the fuck are you?
Asshole.
Mamie, stop!
Mamie!
Oh, my God!
Do you have a cell phone?
- Yeah! - Mamie.
Mamie.
Are you OK, Charley?
Yeah.
I have something for you. It's in my purse.
It's right there.
You said you lost it.
No, I left it for the baby.
Something from you.
Did you name him?
No.
But I held him once.
I don't know why I didn't tell you.
So...
he knew who you were and...
he didn't want to find you?
That's what Nicky said. Ronnie.
Well, when he's smarter, he'll want to find you.
Maybe he's smart now.
No.
It's better to know you than to not know you.
That's how I've always felt.
It's OK.
I run with scissors, too.
Does this do color?
Jump real good? OK.
Don't go changing
To try to please me
You never let me down before
Don't imagine
You're too familiar
And I don't see you anymore
I would not leave you
In times of trouble
We never could have come this far
I took the good times
I'll take the bad times
I'll take you just the way you are
Don't go trying
Some new fashion
Don't change the color of your hair
You always have my
Unspoken passion
Though I might not seem to care
I don't want clever conversation
I don't want to work that hard
I just want someone
That I can talk to
I want you just the way you are
I need to know that you will always be
The same old someone that I knew
What will it take till you believe in me
The way that I believe in you?
I said I love you
And that's forever
This I promise from my heart
I could not love you
Any better
I love you just the way you are
Are
You are