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The Buccaneers S02E03 - Full
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00:00THEO
00:09Theo, wait, please.
00:10So Guy was here.
00:11He was here the night before the wedding.
00:13But why did he come?
00:14To talk to me.
00:15And Guy was still here the next morning?
00:17So what happened then?
00:19What happened during that night apart from talking?
00:22Was he in your bed?
00:23Theo.
00:24This has nothing to do with you, Mother.
00:25I can't hear you.
00:32Say it!
00:36Yes.
00:39Guy was in the castle.
00:42Guy was in my bed.
00:47But it makes no sense.
00:49Guy came to you.
00:50You welcomed him.
00:52He left in the carriage.
00:53Your sister was in it.
00:54Why weren't you?
00:55Your heart was with Guy.
00:57So why weren't you?
01:01They were going to run all of us.
01:03Why didn't you now?
01:05Why didn't you?
01:09I realized I had no power to protect my sister unless we were married.
01:17I needed your title.
01:18I needed your title.
01:25Theo.
01:37Theo.
01:37If he knew of my involvement...
01:39Thank you for not telling him.
01:44Now we've both protected each other.
01:45Shake, shake, shake
01:58Oh, I don't know, I don't know
02:00Oh, where to begin
02:01We are North Americans
02:04And those of you who still think we're from England
02:08We're not, no
02:10You see, I love this place
02:13That I have grown to know
02:16All right, North America
02:18And yeah, I know you wouldn't touch us
02:21With a ten-foot pole
02:22Cause we're North American
02:25We are North American scum
02:33We are North American
02:43So nothing from London?
02:50Nothing from any of the residences
02:52A whole week and no news
02:54People are speculating
02:55Well, we should cancel Lizzie's birthday party today
02:58The first sign of anything awry and alarm bells ring
03:02So we just get through it
03:04Avoid questions
03:06And if they ask about the Duke?
03:08When they ask
03:09Called away on unexpected business
03:12But in the absence of any news
03:15We endure with poise
03:18And what if he's gone for good?
03:21What if Theo never comes back?
03:24We'll get through this together
03:26It's a Midsummer Night's Dream party
03:32For Lizzie's birthday
03:33So it's just a party at Midsummer
03:36Where people wear wings?
03:38Exactly
03:39Perfect place to find a husband
03:40It'll be romantic
03:41What do you know about romance?
03:44You're a married woman
03:45Miss Merrigan, I may be a married woman
03:49And I may be a teeny bit older than you
03:51But I am at least a million times more experienced
03:54In love, life, and not being
03:56An ungrateful, rude, spoiled baby
03:59It's been quite well until the last bit
04:02Is this because I said I didn't like mustaches?
04:06Nobody does
04:07But you might like the man beneath one
04:10You don't like spindly legs
04:12You think that a man who likes cats must be a criminal
04:15Well, cats are just creepy
04:16I actually quite like cats
04:18You know what?
04:19I'm going to stop this carriage
04:20If you walk to Tintagel
04:22You might realize that marriage
04:23Isn't just swimming in the rain
04:25Or fireworks
04:26Or having someone stroke your hair
04:28Every five minutes
04:29Whilst reciting poetry
04:30I like poetry
04:32So do I
04:33But it doesn't pay the grocer
04:36Cora, you will be with this man
04:39For the rest of your life
04:41And that's why I absolutely insist
04:43That he wears yellow socks
04:47My husband won't care a bit
04:48What people think of him
04:49You're completely impossible
04:51At least I'm not impossible at all
04:53Get out, you're walking
04:57You're walking
04:59Go here
05:00Go here
05:02Go here
05:03Go, go, go
05:34Hi, welcome.
05:42You're doing well.
05:44Any sign of the birthday girl?
05:46Oh, no, not yet.
05:48Huge interest in the house after your speech at last week's gala.
05:53I'm on the cusp of something very important.
05:55We could use the support of the Duke.
05:56We've not seen him for three weeks, your grace.
06:00Oh!
06:04What is going on?
06:08I cannot see a thing.
06:09We finally let you see and everyone's gone home.
06:12Sparkles were my idea.
06:39Was there ever a lovelier fairy?
06:42A group of fairies?
06:45I like him.
06:46I think we should get a drink.
06:48Come on, follow me.
06:49There's dancing, there's music.
06:51Here we are.
06:51The birthday girl, the cheetah.
06:57Where's Theo?
07:00Nan?
07:01He's gone.
07:02What?
07:07What do you mean?
07:08Okay, everybody, we must dance.
07:11Yes.
07:11It's fine, it's cool.
07:31You can say that we ain't nothing, but you know the truth.
07:35And guess I'm the fool.
07:38Put their arms out like an angel through the gosh, unreal.
07:44I don't want to call it love, but you don't want to call it love.
07:48You only want to be the one that I call, baby.
07:52You can cushion the poison once, shoot another child to stop the feeling.
08:00You can change us the way you are.
08:04Make a new excuse, no stupid reason.
08:08Go away, go away, go away.
08:12You're out to stop the world just to stop the feeling.
08:16Go away, go away, go away.
08:19Blanche?
08:22Or do I go beheaded these days for calling you that?
08:28How maddening of you to age quite so gracefully.
08:32I assure you my knees tell a different story.
08:36You've ignored every invitation I've sent you for decades.
08:39Yet still they came.
08:40Bothersome?
08:42Oxygen.
08:42So to what do we owe the pleasure?
08:48Hector asked me to come.
08:49He's planning a big question.
08:53I believe doggedly supporting one's son is a concept familiar to you.
09:00You have titled guests tonight.
09:06I'm acutely aware historically how important that is to you, so I will take my name.
09:15Time wants me to show them how it's done.
09:17It looks irritatingly youthful and energetic.
09:28Perfect for us, Ben.
09:29I just don't like someone to cause me, baby.
09:36You could, could show me, boys, it was.
09:40Show another shot, try to stop the feeling.
09:44You could change just the way you are.
09:48Make a new excuse for a stupid reason.
09:52Good luck for you.
09:54Well, good luck for you.
09:56You're up to stop the world, just to stop the feeling.
10:00Good luck, baby.
10:02Well, good luck, baby.
10:04Izzy, I think there's one more surprise.
10:08Girls, you'll never believe it.
10:11Mother, what on earth are you?
10:13Mr. Robinson, that must be you.
10:15Mrs. Elms-West.
10:17Izzy, isn't he handsome?
10:20With that mustache.
10:23Exactly the way you draw a politician.
10:25Mother.
10:25Do you draw?
10:26Not the least bit.
10:27I'm horrible at it.
10:29We know.
10:30Might I suggest hello, mother?
10:33Nice to see you girls after all these months.
10:37Well, I could hardly miss Mr. Robinson's big question, could I?
10:42A dance, Mrs. Elmsworth?
10:43Right.
10:44Come on.
10:48Come on.
10:49Come on.
10:51Certo.
10:53Maiale?
10:53How is it?
10:54It's a puddle.
10:54It's a puddle.
10:55It's a puddle, it's a puddle.
10:56Good, good, good, good, good, gentlemen.
10:57It's too much food.
10:58It will be 20 centesws.
11:00It's 20 centesws.
11:01A you?
11:01Excuse me?
11:02A you?
11:03Good morning.
11:04Excuse me.
11:04A you?
11:05How much?
11:05How much can it cost?
11:06This 90 centesws.
11:0890.
11:08Ninety?
11:09Yes, ma'am.
11:10Go.
11:11Hey, wait a moment, wait a moment.
11:13Is this woman a fool?
11:15Probably.
11:16Sorry.
11:17No, no, no, that's sorry.
11:18Okay, you tried it.
11:19Come on, my friend is not stupid.
11:20Let's do 50.
11:2180, come on.
11:2265.
11:23All right.
11:25You give.
11:27This, you say, e basta, no apology.
11:30E basta.
11:32I'm bad at this.
11:34I just wanted to cook our dinner.
11:36You're bad at nothing.
11:37Alessandro here thinks that beautiful means weak.
11:40You don't prove him right.
11:42Oi, Ginny, hey.
11:44Don't be surprised this is hard.
11:46You're discovering.
11:47Discovering that I can't cook?
11:49Hey, you pushed a baby out of your body.
11:51You can heat up food.
11:53What does e basta mean?
11:55E basta means enough.
11:56But it's also good because a little bit it sounds like bastard.
12:02You were amazing at the market.
12:04For standing up for myself.
12:05This is the problem with being a woman.
12:08It's like in my family.
12:09When a man comes near, my sister suddenly,
12:12Oh, I can't do anything.
12:14I'm a little girl and this world is so big and it's so confusing.
12:18You have sisters.
12:21Oh, just one.
12:23You're very good at that.
12:25This, family business.
12:27Your mother was a dressmaker?
12:29My mother was a beautiful waste of time.
12:32But my father made sales.
12:35Wonderful sales.
12:36And he would never put me to bed at a decent time.
12:38Because he would make sure that I could sew.
12:40So now because of him I have this.
12:42And I am busy.
12:44I can make money and I take care of myself.
12:46You know, I don't envy the rich.
12:50What do I wear?
12:52Who do I marry?
12:54This must be so long without real life to fill the time, no?
12:59I wouldn't know.
13:00Please.
13:01I've seen your shoes.
13:03There was money.
13:04Well, now I'm busy.
13:05I have Freddie to look after.
13:07And the husband, who is very handsome but cannot satisfy you.
13:12Listen, when I said...
13:14You're back.
13:15Come and sit down.
13:18Have some wine.
13:20What's all this?
13:21Sit.
13:26We're not good at something.
13:28We must do our best to improve them.
13:31Hmm?
13:32Cooking.
13:33I mean.
13:36Woo!
13:37I think it's nearly ready.
13:45You're being requested, Your Grace.
13:47By Mr. Reid Robinson.
13:50By the Duke.
13:52He's back.
13:58I knew you'd come back.
14:16And Theodore, that was the hard part.
14:19Why should I hide?
14:21Why behave as though I should be ashamed?
14:24This is my home.
14:25Bravo.
14:28Nan's revelation is an obstacle.
14:30But if the pair of you can only...
14:32Don't dare speak of reconciliation.
14:34It's not just the thought of them in those sheets.
14:37It's the conspiracy.
14:39The brutality of them both concocting a plan to render me a fool for life.
14:46Nan has to go.
14:48Ending the marriage is out of the question.
14:49I understand that, Mother.
14:50I know I'm married for eternity.
14:51But there is no obligation for me to allow her to live here.
14:54What will it take to get her out of our castle?
14:59What must I do?
15:05If you're quite determined Nan should leave...
15:09There's no alternative.
15:11Then we will send her away.
15:13But first...
15:15She must provide Tintagel with an heir.
15:30Ladies and gentlemen, the Duke of Tintagel.
15:34who will bring me to the signing for today...
15:37The name is Arad.
15:38I would like to thank Tintagel forisiniautre signification...
15:40The fans and magazines.
15:41The fans and magazines.
15:45My parents and visitors and magazines.
15:46The names are not as they are.
15:47The names are not as they are not as they are.
15:48Any of the women as they are...
15:49To meet everyone once in a year and then...
15:51The names are not as they are.
15:52And the names are not as they are.
15:54And the names are not as they are.
15:55Like you hang around and wait for me to come around
16:04But I still believe, I believe it somehow
16:17Your mystery is my perfume now
16:26Hang on to me before I let go too soon
16:36Meet me in my chambers
16:47A possible proposal and now mother
16:52We couldn't have kept her away if we tethered her
16:55You will be alright
16:57There you are
16:58I am so sorry
16:59Why?
17:01Mother, she means well, she does, but she's just clumsy
17:05Charming, devoted, as it turns out, terrible with secrets
17:08Would it be bad form to invite you to leave your own party
17:14and join me for a walk?
17:17Oh, Mabel, did you see?
17:29Mr. Robinson's taking Lizzie for a walk
17:31I'm actually standing right here, Mother
17:33Watching them both leave
17:35Witnessing it
17:36No need for the narration
17:38Mabel, I hope you've been happy in England
17:43I've been occasionally delirious
17:46With the odd moment of misery
17:48As is quite usual, I believe
17:50Have you been making an effort to be proper?
17:54To not bring shame?
17:55To be normal?
17:58Mother, I'd struggle to define normal
18:00Never mind, be it
18:02Yes, here
18:19Just right
18:20Should I stand here?
18:25Perfect
18:25It's up to you
18:26What I'm about to ask you feels like the most natural thing I've ever said
18:30The most obvious thing in the world
18:33Lizzie Elmsworth
18:41I am an ambitious man
18:44But I have no ambition more keenly felt than the guardianship of your heart
18:49To dedicate myself to your happiness
18:53Your protection
18:54Your every whim
18:56Which I dare hope may include a family
19:00And a home with a couple of armchairs by the fire
19:05At the occasional dance around the garden
19:09Elizabeth, will you marry me?
19:14Yes
19:14Yes?
19:16Yeah
19:17Yes
19:20Hector and Lizzie?
19:30So romantic
19:31A bit like you in the olden days
19:33Do you think that if you go with me
19:36I'll just be too annoyed to make you take your own life seriously?
19:40Hmm
19:40What is it about her that makes her think that she's such an expert?
19:53Not just on love, but on the world
19:54A youth
19:56Isn't that how it should be?
20:00You and I are virtually newlyweds
20:02Cora has no concept of life
20:04Or death
20:05Or having babies
20:07Or paying the butcher
20:09Oh gosh, you know what?
20:11I do need to pay the butcher
20:12Good evening, Your Grace
20:17Is all well with Theodore?
20:25But he has business to attend to
20:27You look like you belong
20:33In my home
20:35You're a Mendo's
20:37Not the kind of home most people have
20:39My own has very few turrets
20:43Hector didn't need me to hold his hand tonight
20:50I have been biding my time
20:54Since I can't move for headlines about the Tintagels and their blissful marriage
21:01I wondered if your presence here these days was less essential
21:09Your son may be entirely self-reliant and have no need of you
21:14Congratulations
21:15Mine needs guidance
21:17That rule-breaker
21:21That sometime rebel
21:25I knew
21:27What happened to her?
21:30You loathed all this
21:31Can you imagine?
21:34If we'd known when we were idealistic youths
21:38Jeering at the establishments
21:41Just the one day
21:42You would blend so meekly into it
21:47Initially I thought the hardest part would be
21:53You're turning me down for power
21:57But actually it was a good deal harder
22:01Watching you waste it
22:05Idealistic
22:09It's just another word for naive
22:12I think I'm a natural
22:26Oh you did it
22:27Well done Jeannie
22:28Emphasis on the well done
22:39I bet you wish you'd gone home
22:47Not about Jeannie
22:49And Mrs.
22:51This
22:51Glorious feast
22:53Life lessons written on my wall
23:06I try my best just to wiggle
23:09All the feelings are spilling out of me
23:12Come on
23:20Let's go
23:24Next time you get on and find someone to blame
23:29You're mentioned to your mouth and you find my name
23:32Just remember that I'm something that you created
23:36Oh my god!
23:39I love this!
23:49Theo?
23:56You came back?
24:02I'm glad.
24:03Not having been able to talk to you has been horrible.
24:08I want to try and...
24:13make you see.
24:27Theo.
24:28Say you want me.
24:30I want you.
24:33Yeah.
24:46Theo.
24:48I can't.
24:53I can't live with you.
24:57I can't look at you.
25:00And God help us both.
25:03I can't divorce you.
25:14But the institution will accept our separation.
25:17You can leave the castle once, um...
25:24Once.
25:26Once what?
25:34Once as an heir.
25:35Yeah.
25:43By institution, I assume you mean your mother?
25:45I mean your brother?
25:48I don't want to accept my brother.
25:51I don't want to accept that.
25:52Whatever.
25:53What?
25:55What?
25:56I'm not sure.
25:58What?
25:59I do not know.
26:00I know.
26:01What?
26:02I know.
26:04And what?
26:05I know.
26:06You're not sure.
26:07What?
26:08I know.
26:09I know, he's not sure.
26:10I don't know.
26:40I don't know.
27:10We haven't been introduced.
27:29I'm Lord Whittlesey.
27:33Whittlesey?
27:34Mm-hmm.
27:34Oh.
27:35I mean, I did wonder about Whittlesey.
27:38Well, hello.
27:39I saw you from across the room, and I confess to feeling slightly overwhelmed.
27:45Is there no lady Whittlesey?
27:47Oh, I have an unbelievably desirable wife.
27:51Oh.
27:51She's single-handedly saved my record of family, whilst remaining arousing every minute
27:57of the day.
27:58She sounds quite a woman.
28:00I look forward to waking up with her every morning.
28:03But you...
28:05I'd like to get lost in corners of this room with you.
28:10You said we were in this together.
28:40And yet nothing anyone has ever done to me could be as degrading as your encouragement
28:45of your son to use me as a vessel.
28:47I trusted you.
28:48I even protected you.
28:49I merely presented it as a potential way out for you both.
28:54Once we have an heir...
28:55There will be no heir.
28:56The institution ends here.
28:59I will be the final Duchess, and he will be the final Duke of Tintagel.
29:03And this marriage that you trapped us in may be forever, but the title that you fought
29:07so hard to protect dies with us.
29:11All thanks to you.
29:15Annabelle.
29:15Dio!
29:28I was just looking for you.
29:33I was just looking for you.
29:37I was just looking for you.
29:45Super Nan.
29:47I guess you'll be the first person that I get to tell.
29:55Hector.
29:55Yes.
29:56Of course.
29:58If Hector Robinson was marrying any other girl in the land, I'd say she was a lucky woman.
30:06But you.
30:08He's entirely unworthy of you.
30:10Why would you say that?
30:19Because you're sensational.
30:22Hector's a perfectly agreeable man.
30:24Handsome and with prospects.
30:25So Mrs. Robinson will live an entirely pleasant life.
30:28What's wrong with pleasant?
30:30I believe you're settling for anything less than exceptional.
30:33Would be an extraordinary waste.
30:50Oh, here she is.
30:52She's here.
30:53Lizzie?
30:54Lizzie?
30:54Lizzie.
30:55Ladies and gentlemen, a moment of your time.
31:01Now, it is a vulgar politician who would make an event in any way about themselves, which
31:08which is why I'll try and conceal how delighted I am to wish the enchanting Elizabeth a very, very happy birthday.
31:21And also to announce that that same remarkable birthday girl has agreed to be my wife.
31:32I'm going to tell your mother it's all called off.
31:59Marriage when you're not certain can be brutal, so let's just...
32:03What if nobody likes me?
32:05Or I simply just, just don't find that love at first sight like you did?
32:08Cora, Dick and I didn't fall in love at first sight.
32:12But all the papers said...
32:14Oh, they love to say it.
32:16But in real life, he stood on my skirt.
32:19And then, then he danced with someone that I hated.
32:23And then he ended up pulling over a whole champagne tower.
32:28That sounds kind of adorable.
32:32Yeah, it's adorable now.
32:34Now, he's my beloved Dickie.
32:36But if he hadn't turned into the love of my life,
32:39then he would have just been another story for my friends to laugh at.
32:43Why didn't you tell me all this when we met?
32:45Instead of all that curtsying.
32:47Oh, gosh.
32:49I don't know.
32:49I thought I was doing what I was supposed to.
32:51Instead of just letting it come naturally.
32:53Cora, no one is asking you to get engaged right this minute.
32:59Father is.
33:00And actually, mother is too.
33:02Well, I'll tell them.
33:04We'll do this slowly.
33:05Or not at all.
33:07And let's not think of it as looking for a husband.
33:11Only think of it as, as living.
33:13Saying hello.
33:14Giving people the enormous gift of having time with you.
33:25Are those yellow socks?
33:28Cora?
33:29Okay, I'm not, I'm not saying you have to propose, but.
33:33I don't know.
33:33Go say hello.
33:35It's okay.
33:36You can do it.
33:37Come.
33:38Come.
33:38I think we can really do this.
33:53A personalized service.
33:56Every girl must be free to choose.
33:58And with as many different versions of love matches as there are lovers.
34:04I like when you use the word lovers.
34:05Oh, and don't forget, you still need to pay the butcher.
34:13Oh, shut up.
34:15Come on.
34:28Why did you choose today?
34:31I've been damn good at motherhood, actually.
34:33You could have come to marvel at it at almost any time.
34:39But you chose my maternal lowest ebb.
34:45Well, perhaps somehow I knew today was when you needed reminding.
34:51Of my great age.
34:52Of who you were.
34:53You broke my heart.
35:04I broke my own.
35:05Well, the fact is, I am exceptionally desirable, which I can only think must have haunted you.
35:23I confess the disappointment in realizing that I was runner-up in your affections has lingered.
35:33I still can't say why you chose all this, but you care about it.
35:47And I care about you.
35:48You've been shrewd, though.
35:53The new Duchess, Annabelle.
35:55You found a perfect successor.
35:59Which, I would say, is the epitome of good parenting.
36:07Blanche, you gave up everything.
36:09You mean I gave up you?
36:13Wasn't that everything?
36:19If you let that girl walk away, it's been for nothing.
36:23If I could throw everything at one final chance of their reconciliation, meaning Theo would loathe me, should I?
36:33I am the Duchess.
36:57Hi, Jenny.
37:27How was it with your mother?
37:37She's infuriating and will never, ever understand me.
37:42So she's a mother then?
37:47Isn't it a relief, though, that the most important person in our lives these days is each other?
37:55Conchita, I believe you're the person I need to ask with regards to making matches.
38:10So they say?
38:11You know, Mabel tries to resist.
38:13Mabel?
38:14She's a sweet girl, really.
38:17It's just she's gotten so good at hiding it.
38:21She needs a little help adjusting her instincts.
38:25I don't know.
38:26That wouldn't...
38:27She doesn't so want to be happy.
38:29I'm thinking double your usual fee.
38:51What is it?
39:15What's going on?
39:19Mother?
39:20I have something to tell you.
39:21I found them together, Guy and Annabelle, the night before the wedding.
39:34You knew?
39:43And you let me marry her?
39:48It was too late.
39:50You'd publicly declared your love for an illegitimate girl.
39:54To call it off would have meant humiliation.
39:55For a day as opposed to a lifetime.
39:59And now Nan's locked me in this cage of a marriage.
40:02Not Nan.
40:04She had no choice.
40:07This is not her fault.
40:08You're taking her side.
40:11The only choice I gave her was to proceed.
40:17I knew Annabelle would do anything to protect her sister and I used it.
40:22I will but forced her down that aisle.
40:25I did this.
40:26If you're caged, I built it.
40:29I turned the key.
40:31And Nan is right in there beside you.
40:35Not because she wanted your power, but because I made her yield to mine.
40:44If the two of you are equally wronged, and I am to blame, is there no way forward?
40:52Not for appearances.
40:53Not for appearances.
40:55For yourself.
40:57If you love her.
40:59Get out.
41:01Out of my room and out of my castle.
41:04You are not the head of this institution.
41:06I am.
41:07Theodore Hutt.
41:08Get.
41:09Out.
41:30Nan!
41:32Nan, I just want to find him.
41:33I sent him.
41:35Guy and Ginny.
41:36Ginny too.
41:37I know where they are.
41:38They're in Italy.
41:41I didn't know you were still in.
41:42I don't think about it.
41:43It might be too late.
41:44I don't know how he feels.
41:46He wrote me weeks ago, asking how you were.
41:49Where's the letter?
41:51I burned it.
41:53I didn't read it.
41:54Why?
41:55I was trying to protect you.
41:56You said that you had to let Guy go.
41:58I'll never let him go.
42:00But Theo.
42:01Theo and I are finished.
42:02You're certain.
42:03You don't love him anymore.
42:04No.
42:05It's always been Guy.
42:09Go.
42:10In your heart isn't love all that matters.
42:15Theo.
42:16What you said earlier about this day.
42:17I ruined your moment.
42:18I'm a selfish fool.
42:19I...
42:20I...
42:21I...
42:22I...
42:23I...
42:24I like very much how it made me feel.
42:25when you said it.
42:26And I think perhaps that you're right.
42:27That I should be looking for something.
42:28I'm a selfish fool.
42:29I...
42:30I like very much how it made me feel.
42:33when you said it.
42:34And I think perhaps that you're right.
42:35That I should be looking for someone that's overpowering.
42:36Because I had...
42:37I...
42:38I should have kept quiet.
42:39I'm sorry.
42:40A pleasant uneventful marriage is to be seized I suspect.
42:41Cherished.
42:42What you said earlier about this day.
42:45I ruined your moment.
42:46I'm a selfish fool.
42:47I...
42:48I like very much how it made me feel
42:51when you said it.
42:54And I think perhaps that you're right
42:55that I should be looking for someone
42:56that's overpowering because I had...
42:59I should have kept quiet.
43:01I'm sorry.
43:03A pleasant, uneventful marriage
43:05is to be seized, I suspect.
43:07Cherished.
43:10Sorry, but I really must find out.
43:12I need to straighten things out.
43:14Have you seen her?
43:14Serpents in my mind
43:18You enjoy sucking on dreams
43:23So I will fall asleep
43:25With someone other than you
43:27I had a thought
43:29You would take me
43:31Seriously and listen, Lord
43:35Serpents in my mind
43:42I am searching for your crimes
43:51Everything changes
43:54To everybody else
43:58Serpents in my mind
44:00Serpents in my mind
44:05Trying to forgive your crimes
44:15Everyone changes
44:18In time I hope he changes
44:23This time
44:27Is my life
44:29I am losing my mind
44:30For my life
44:33I am losing my mind
44:35I am losing my mind
44:37Maybe we had a doubt
44:39But in my mind
44:39And I am losing my mind
44:39I am losing my mind
44:40I am losing your mind