See the West will move like a lover's soul upon the fields of barley.
Feel her body rise when you kiss her mouth among the fields of gold.
I never made promises like that.
There have been some that I've broken.
But I swear in the days to come, you are confused of all.
You are confused of all.
Many years have passed since those summer days.
Among the fields of barley, see the children run as the sun goes down.
Among the fields of gold, you'll remember me when the West will move.
Upon the fields of barley, you can tell the summer in its jealous sky when we walked in fields of gold.
When we walked in fields of gold.
I didn't know where to go. I had bad hair. Hannah was in house.
I was on the South Campus and there was no rooms. It was really hot. It's all perception. So no I can't.
It was in here right? I've been here forever. Yeah, I was the loner.
The garrickers was big and they were boys. I had to come and catch a bus with my brother and sister and they abandoned me.
There was a building and there was just dust everywhere.
I vaguely knew my way around and I remember walking into my first class going I didn't know anyone here and just sitting down going I just hope that I don't look too stupid.
This bugger came up to me and said I'm going to leave here and I was like oh my god yes and everybody paid me out because I really used to have messy hair.
Very big place compared to my old school. Out in the country.
First vacation productions. Welcome to U2. That's Trinity College. Class of 99. Year 12 video.
Okay you ready? Nine. Don't laugh. Let's roll people. Nine. Out. Too fast. Nine. Out. Out. Nine out of ten. Nine.
Wait. It just needs a little bit to warm up alright.
No one's going to know this is Bud nickname. And what about you? No girlfriends?
No. Just everybody else's girlfriends. Don't include this please.
I'm usually scheming other people's girlfriends while their boyfriend's drunk.
What's the problem? Oh I'm a jerk. I can't put up with myself. So I figured why should she?
I would have voted yes because I don't see the point in spending all that money they did on the referendum and all that to say no.
Not a physical person.
Because these girls wanted to see it. No. Queens didn't. What's his...
We phoned each other up and we asked what we were going to wear to school the next day. Nine times out of ten it's like the Trinity Uniform.
Oh you were in different pants. Oh I know. We got mixed up with you know.
Black blow didn't quite work for you.
He sort of wet him when he said I was wearing my shirt.
Something different. Something classy. Something like year 12s don't have.
I'm just a wild guy you know. No comments. No comments.
Can I sit down now? I don't feel like talking to the camera.
Boys.
The only decent guy in the school.
You never had a bad day in your life? No. No.
There was this one time when I fell out of my two story house. When I landed on a brick that kind of was pretty bad.
I got kicked by a black belt last night. Oh my god.
I got a nice old bruise on my leg. Evil child. Demon child. Yeah I'm possessed at home.
I don't want to be on video. There are a lot of strange people.
Because I don't like them. Off shot.
How much do you pay for that baby? Two dollars.
I've got a fear of videos.
Like the people worth talking to. I will maintain my friendship with.
We are right up here. We are like right up top. There's no higher than us.
Hey baby. You just want to tell me if I look duggly anyway.
Can I have a girl?
We were talking about love this morning. A bunch of ratbags.
They give us these blankets and I'll give them the allergies.
I want to talk about Tugger. I don't get out that much.
Nine out of ten tweaches. Recommend.
Kids. Homework. What's homework?
William put an egg in the microwave to cook and you took it out and it exploded in his face.
He dressed up as a transvestite.
What skills made you appropriate for the job?
I don't know. Maybe because I smile a lot and I'm friendly.
I can't say it on camera.
That was the night I was going to look up her skirt.
I'm hard ass.
Yeah Mr Richards was walking in. What are you doing?
Outstanding person in the community then?
Oh yeah. I try to be.
What are the guys like at Trinity?
Oh no comment.
They're valid.
It was just a really bad day.
What fruit would you be?
Apple. Quince.
I said she's going to look at my results at the end of the year with great interest because this is supposed to be a study lesson.
I just like apples.
I'd be a watermelon.
I like watermelon.
I'd slap you.
I'd slap you a bit once.
Come on. That was pathetic.
Ready?
Let's go.
Are you a notorious nomer?
No I'm not.
He's a big time. He's king.
I'm the man in what?
The secretary of the anti-nominating committee.
As if you are.
If you go to the emergency room I'll get it.
I'm talking to Rick.
Holly actually has a big crush on that boy over there.
Oh shut up.
Come on. Show me. Who is it?
Bradley. The one you were just talking about.
I'm talking to Rick.
Manga.
I'm a bit messy when I do things sometimes but pretty good on these sides.
Long and thin and yellow and you could peel me.
It's too late.
EJ's going to start burning up.
Year 12 economics class.
Mr. Hancock.
Mr. Hancock. Mr. Herbie Hancock's the teacher.
Yep.
By the way.
Isn't her name Zomwa?
This is Mr. Hancock.
Oh yeah.
Yeah about four years ago.
He kissed a sheep in egg.
I can't even push it.
That was at Daniel's house.
We're in year three.
And we've built a cubby house under the kitchen table.
And we've just finished watching Grease.
And we're lying there just about full of sleep.
And he says to me, Ben, when you see a girl that you like does your willy go hard?
And I said, no Daniel.
And he went to sleep.
On the sailing trip we were putting our wetsuits on.
And he pulled his up and he wasn't wearing any jobs underneath or nothing.
And he had this little letter.
And I pointed to the letter.
Right, my drift from the Roger Dave dance.
Hey, Banksy.
Oh, where's Banksy?
Oh no, I've heard stories about him.
If you're a fish in a fish bowl, if I were a fish in a fish bowl would you feed me?
Oh, so how are you?
Oh, the milk is out.
Out there, Kazali.
A freelancer.
Like when we go out I make eye contact with someone, give them a bit of a wink.
And we just go from there.
Give me your best pick up one.
No, I don't use it.
I just make eye contact and then just give them a bit of a wink.
Suppose yourself to a large number.
I have a couple of times.
Numerous occasions.
Yeah, numerous occasions.
Numerous occasions.
Yeah, in his pool.
Yeah, repeatedly.
That's not nice.
I'm not the hard man in the school.
I do everything, but right now I'm the stuff.
You have to be happy by giving your possessions.
With no possessions you are free.
I am going to take it upon myself to do the supreme sacrifice
and accept all these possessions, the people giving away.
Is that right?
Good boy.
I feel it's my duty.
It's a work issue.
Don't do what you fail.
I've found that out already.
You failed or you found out?
No, I'm starting to.
Hopefully, I'll pick myself up.
Don't leave everything to the last minute and actually do all of your assignments.
That's where I'm going wrong.
Hi, I'm Camera Shy.
This is a channel.
I'm a camera.
You're doing a good job.
Don't do that.
Go away before.
Go away.
Sorry.
No.
Here we go.
No.
Big one.
No.
Come on.
Big one.
Go.
No.
Come on.
No, you get one when I'm laughing or something.
I might be filming you.
No, I can't do it.
Come on.
No.
You're a bit in trouble.
That's really close up.
Oh, no, really?
Ah.
We could freak each other out completely.
What are they laughing at?
I can get heat explosions.
That's a lovely fake smile.
No, why not?
I don't like sport.
You don't like sport?
No.
Why not?
Because it sucks.
It's something to appease the populace, to keep them under control.
All right.
I'm going to hold you up to this.
Okay.
All right, I'll hold you up to one.
She only eats Mars bars.
That's right.
She has a Mars bar party.
Go, Claire, come on.
Go.
Oh.
It looks like something.
Is that beautiful?
That's, that's.
Oh, I always wanted a note and tried and everything like that.
And my boyfriend went and bought me a really good board for Christmas.
Oh, really?
Yeah, and...
And, uh, thanks, mate.
All right.
I'm going to go away and start a tea tree, have some.
Holly, was that you?
It was Holly.
Holly!
Yeah?
Yeah.
Okay.
That is a sexual metaphor in that one.
I tried cooking an egg in the microwave and it exploded when we got it out.
Oh, yeah, I'm from Wallaroo.
I'm from Wallaroo.
I愛 Link's 5 Add signatures to this thing I jumped on.
And I'll get ordered home to the
We all day, went and got my makeup done and went home and panicked for a while.
They say the next big thing is here, that the revolution's near.
But to me it seems quite clear that it's all just a little bit of history repeated.
The newspapers shout a new style is growing, but it don't know if it's coming or falling.
There is fashion, there is fact, some is good, some is bad.
And the joke is round the set that it's all just a little bit of history repeated.
And I've seen it before, and I'll see it again. Yes, I've seen it before, that little bit of history repeated.
This is just our disco type thing. Time for year 12s to relax, enjoy themselves, become young adults.
It's sort of a night where we can just do what we want to do, well not really.
It's where everyone gets dressed up and... And freezes. Yes.
It's a big social event of the year. You dance around and be really stupid and stuff.
Year 12 formal, it's just like a big social. A meeting of the year 12s, dressed up, looking their best.
I don't know, you just have fun and dance.
Enjoy. And side step the little bits of history repeating.
And I've seen it before, and I'll see it again. Yes, I've seen it before, that little bit of history repeated.
And I've seen it before, and I'll see it again. Yes, I've seen it before, that little bit of history repeating.
Dancing. Talking to my friends. Partying all night long. Dancing. Just having fun. Dancing. Having a good time. Meeting a guy. Dancing with Kaila. Seeing all my friends dressed up. Dancing. Music. Good time. Meeting my friends. Dancing. Dancing. Spending some time with my friends. Food. Having fun with all my mates. Enjoying myself with my friends. Did you have fun? Just having fun. I've come here to... because I have to come here.
Always look on the bright side of life. If life seems jolly rotten, there's something you've forgotten. And that's to laugh and smile and dance and sing. When you're feeling in the dumps, don't be silly chumps. Just purse your lips and whistle, that's the thing.
Always look on the bright side of life. Come on. Always look on the bright side of life.
And grouse. Undone. Done up. Well I prefer... Yeah, what do you reckon? I reckon... Let's have all the options. This is done up. Right. This is undone. She even had a shave. Coming up next on the... I've always strived for perfection.
I'm too shy. Did you have a shave? Yeah. What was your order then? No, I was saying no. Didn't his eye happen? Yes. He did. You don't have anything to shave. I had a big huge fight with my sister and had to go to my friend's house so she did my hair instead.
If anything bad happens, I want you to scratch it for me. Oh yeah? But whose fault will it be? Not mine. Who's hers? Is it her fault? What? What's my fault? Everything. Everything goes wrong. No, don't blame me.
I'm a Barbie girl in a Barbie world. I'm plastic. It's fantastic. How long have you been growing that for? About two years. I'm a Barbie girl in a Barbie world.
Coming up... Oh shit. I've got the helium. I like to call it a touch of class. The chicks love it. Harris Gars. Your value for money store. I've really got out with him. He loves his trina. I'm a figure.
Honey! No, no, no! Helium Moisture!
I've been trying to spend them in three weeks. It's a big place for all this trouble. I've never made that money back. I told him. I said to him, Bernie, I said, I'll never make that money back.
It's an adaptation of Geoffrey Chaucer's book, The Canterbury Tales.
Oh, lovely audience, we love you so much we lay our feet at your hearts. You are so lovely we wish we could embarrass you all. Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls. Grandmas and grandpas. Little tiny babies. Oh, you and their brown supporters, let's hear you.
Hello, my Mexican friends up the back row. Hello everyone and welcome to the long play, Jot Busted. Medeo. Smashing the millennium. The Canterbury Tales. Geoffrey Chaucer's plays about pilgrimage, the two from Southwick to some pub in Talbot or something.
It's not a story, it's sort of like we're telling all these different tales. The Canterbury Tales. What's that? It's written by a poet, Geoffrey Chaucer. It's five different tales in one. It's non-stop roller coaster ride full of fun and action and romance and sex.
I can't believe we're doing it actually. What do you mean? Well, it's disgusting, there's all sex everywhere. Sex, lies and chickens. Sex, lies and chickens, that's right. Not that I have a problem with that. Sex, lies and chickens, yeah.
The play is all about sex, lies and chickens. I told him when Neil says that I'm going to kill him. Okay, sex, lies. Sex, lies and... No. I'm going to kill him if he says it so he's on screen. Sex, lies and what everybody?
Chickens. We're very... Damn it, we've already said chickens. Yeah, it's alright. It's lots of dancing and lots of smiles and it's a very energetic play so you've got to keep everything constant.
What do you reckon the play is about? The play is about waking of Geoffrey Chaucer. I'll put you under a bit of pressure. Caramba la mamba. What is that? I don't know.
Make sure the actors go on stage, they have their props. I call all the sound and lighting crews. I play a young hooligan called Tom and also a Queen Gwinnemere. Are you a boy?
I play a boy in the play. It's like a series of different tales in the play. And in the first tale I'm a boy, in another couple of tales I'm a queen.
I'm Harry in the first scene and I'm Epsilon in the last scene and sometimes I'm a chicken. You're a chicken? Sometimes I'm a dog. How do you be a chicken?
Ah, that's how we do it isn't it? Oh you're a dickster. Did you do that? I'm a cock. I'm a rooster. Are you serious? And I'm a dick so... You're a dick? I'm a dick.
Being a dick is great. And this is my co-star here, this is Harry. Oh that's a character? Yes. He's being a chicken, you're being a dick. So technically correct in my language.
She's being a cock, she's being a dick. Ok, I am being a person called dick. Ah.
I'm King Arthur, a doddery old fart. And I'm King Theseus, this man that sounds like Sean Connery, hopefully. Can you do it? Can you do a bit of Sean for me? No.
What's your favourite line out of your lot? I don't have one. What's your first line? Which one? I don't know. Whichever line you say first. My first line is,
Here by love at your service, what is all else? Is that your favourite line? I'm not an axe. Is there a difference between men and women?
Women have to be more sweet sort of thing, like more hand gestures, guys are more pelvic movements. Really? That's right.
I make lots of little winks and pull my dress up and flirt with people in the audience. You what? I flirt with people in the audience. How do you do that?
I look at them and I go, ah baby, yeah. He's the guy who talks about chickens. Oh yeah, that's all this chicken stuff. Yeah, that's my tale, the chickens and stuff.
I am Artitik and Father Patrick. Okay. Patrick. I play a gay priest named Patrick. A gay priest? A gay priest. What's Trinity doing this play for?
He's not openly gay but he's suggestively gay. Oh yeah, what do you do that's suggestively gay? Just a bit of a type thing.
I'm Jocasta, one of the alchemists. I do all the publicity and the front foyer. Can we go have a look? Yes. Can you show me? Let's go.
And you have to have pizza and a jeans. Everything. Do you find that difficult? Yeah, it's hard to be a chicken. You just move your neck a lot.
It's like an exam for us. We get tested on our acting ability and the other girls get tested on their backstage work. And someone watches Don't Hurt. When the professionals come and watch us and sort of adjust the mark that Mr Levy gives us.
Thursday night, yeah, I thought I'd do it for you. But I haven't found out what the moderator said though because I'm too scared. So nobody remembers the actual performance so they just go, oh, so you fell off the stage, hey, hey. Did anyone film it for friends time videos?
Well, thank god, fortunately not. I'm so glad you guys came tonight because if you did it then I'm... And that was on moderation, I think. Yeah. Right into it.
When you're on stage you do, you get a big adrenaline rush but getting ready... Can you tell me what happened? Well, dress got caught up and I was running down the platform and next minute I was on the floor laughing. And then what? And then... Did you just think I might have killed myself? I kept doing it but people were laughing at me so it was a bit... It wasn't like, I don't know. It seemed to me that was the funniest part of the whole thing. Oh yeah, I did pretty well Thursday night. Pretty happy? Is that your best? Yeah, it's my best night. Shut up in here. I'm actually an American exchange student so I didn't get moderated.
Yesterday when we did this but I probably had more fun than anyone I guess. Yeah?
What does that involve? For people who know nothing about it? Just going over the play and then stopping for like a five minute break and then going over the play. Really? How long have you been practicing? All year, so about 12 weeks.
Because I had to work all day after being in production for three nights now and I'm very tired. I had grubby little customers that came up to me, threw money at me, didn't even say hello and I was like, excuse me, I'm here to serve you. Oh really?
Yeah and then the last customer was this girl, this woman that saw the production last night and she kept on talking to me for like five minutes and I was like, I want to be nice to you but I don't want it, I want to go.
Take your toilet paper and get out of my face lady. Alright so, this is a big question. Yeah it's fun. It's like. It's not because it's a blotch because it isn't a blotch. It's not a blotch. What do you mean? Is there a lot of work? Yeah.
Well I was learning lines around Easter and what I do is I get my boyfriend to give me a piece of Easter egg whenever I go to line write and when we run out of Easter egg I just got a kiss for every line so it's a good incentive for learning lines.
Oh yeah I just sort of tag along and do my best and that sort of gets me three.
I get my own personal make up system. I know. Because I can't blend. You can't blend. Well I usually can but last night I had this really horrible experience. What was your horrible experience? Oh just the make up was not like. What does blend mean?
Just define blend Sam. I'm blending at the moment. What is blending? Make sure she doesn't get splotches all over her face. Did you have splotches? I had bad splotches. Yeah? Yeah. Like eczema or something.
No thanks. No it's like my skin like built up an immunity to this make up or something. How cool are you then? I'm doing it again. I'm blotching again. Where? See? Yeah. So other than a normal person. From dance. Yeah. What does that mean?
So therefore. I mean I've done seven years of stage make up. Yeah. Okay instead of putting. Instead of going on her head it's coming off. Every time I touch it it wipes off instead of going on. I didn't moisturise the other stuff on the skin. It's just not. Surely you can't see it from the audience? Yeah because her face will go shining.
I read the script right and I just go oh there should be dresses. So I made them all tight and things and did it like this. So do you know about making stuff or you learnt it? No I learnt it just when I did it. Serious? Yeah. How cool are you? I'm so cool. I love it. This is my favourite thing in the world. Yeah.
So you get information about the author of the play. Tell me about the author of the play. Well. Do you know? Did you write the stuff? No I copied it from the back of the script. This one is? I'll show you what I do. Okay here we go.
This is my TV. You can see what's going on on stage. Oh yeah. In case the curtains don't close properly. This is my headset. This is what I use to call all the queues. Oh yeah. I have this all in here. Alright. So let's just. I'll show you. Um. Okay. Did love it.
So this is how the actors move. And then what happens is if there's a like this is stand by sound cue zero. And that means it's going to happen in like 15 seconds or so. And then I say go sound cue zero and they play the sound cue. Who's they? Them. The tech people. So you have to make up the lighting presets.
Yeah. Sit down with the director and you do all that and then you go up in the booth with the guys. And if you can get them to concentrate for long enough then they do their work. That's right. Um. For our SBM class. You what? We're making for our small business management class. We're making toffee apples and gingerbread men and selling them. Fantastic. We're making some serious money. Oh really? Yeah. Alright. We're selling them for a dollar each so we've made a few. I've got cellophane on my toffee apple and I cannot get it off. Yeah.
Except when I don't blame for things. What have you been blamed for? Not doing any work. Kicked out of the group. And then I did it later. Yeah. I've definitely made up for it. Oh you've made up for it. No no no. Daniel Lester and Ada Dedonia going out together and Ada decided the idea and there's so much in love that we had to do toffee apples.
What are we doing? We're at the U12 production of Canterbury Tales. We have to come to England.
His body of soul is immortally. His body of soul is immortally.
Come on.
Stunning with emotional cuts. Absolutely brilliant. Sarah, she's a riot. It was really really really really good. Caroline. It was so good to play. I'd go and see it again. It was grouse, it was fat, it was gravy. And you loved every minute. I loved every minute. Any highlights? Any actors?
When Kim was doing her little shaky bit that was pretty funny. Fantastic. What was your favourite bit? The last bit. If you can come and see it, go and see it. It was grouse.
Great party with Sally. You've seen her rhinoplasty. I'm seeing her doctor. He's gonna make me a star. I will be chopped up in. My lino should be dropping. No friends home, don't tell me. How could you just ignore me?
Hey you, don't you know I am. Hey you, don't you know I am. Hey you, don't you know I am.
Great party with Timmy. He's smoking crack with Billy. Those guys are so funny. They're making so much money. It's so cool to be a star. I'm sharing cool in my car. You gave us a goodbye. Pretend you know who we are.
Hey you, don't you know I am. Hey you, don't you know I am. Hey you, don't you know I am.
Hey yo! Don't you know who I am?
Oh friend of mine, we will never lose the time that we shared all these years, years, years
We'll get back in the air, through all the twists and turns
We'll get far through your dreams, not as easy as this
Oh friend of mine, we will never lose the time that we covered in our tears, in our tears
We'll get back in the air, through all the twists and turns
We'll get far through your dreams, not as easy as this
Hey yo!
Loving in the wind and you think you never sing, so you forget all your fears, your fears
We'll get back in the air, through all the twists and turns
We'll get far through your dreams, not as easy as this
All weekends and overtime, while you're trying to unwind
You can't relate to the leisure life
Another day meanders by, keeping nature's table time
All these things just pass you by, you can't relax in a scheduled light
The promise is already gone, there's no escape, it's said and done
So keep your love forever young
You've been trying to decide, multiply or just divide
All these things are on your mind, and you can't relax in a scheduled light
The promise is already gone, there's no escape, it's said and done
So keep your love forever young
The promise is already gone, there's no escape, it's said and done
So keep your love forever young
The promise is already gone, there's no escape, it's said and done So keep your love forever young
This is the Year 12 Retreat. To get away from my parents and just have fun.
Get rid of the stress for Year 12 because it's so hard.
It's just supposed to be a time where Year 12 is going to come here, relax, enjoy and learn a little bit more about yourself.
Sort of to get to know each other a bit better.
Year 12 Retreat.
I'm enjoying my retreat.
Yeah, I'm having lots of fun.
Time and living is easy.
Special jumping.
To learn more about yourself.
Because it was at Victoria Harbour and we thought heaps of cute guys were coming, but there's none here.
I came because I came.
Because my brother said that it was his good luck bringing me here on his Year 12 Retreat.
60 bucks.
I was told I had to come by her and her and her and her.
To get away from my brother, he's really annoying.
See, when I choose to do something, everyone seems to follow me.
At first I was worried that no one of my mates would go, but as soon as I signed up, they all signed up.
I had to come. They made me.
Nothing better to do, really?
I don't know, just to get away from my old and get to know everyone in Year 12.
Probably just to meet new people.
Because there's two campuses, South Campus and North Campus.
Because the last weekend of the holidays is usually so depressing.
Why?
Because you're thinking about school and you don't want it, so I thought might as well be myself in school.
I'm a teacher, I have to be here.
Well, we weren't sure what was going on. They just said it was all about Year 12 and stuff.
Just a relaxation thing. So you sort of come along and see what's going on.
The teachers talk about stuff and then we go into groups and discuss what they've said.
I came here for the surfing actually.
I don't know, maybe I'm not so sure.
At first I didn't want to go, but then it sounded alright and I thought I'd give it a go.
We have got some games, team games. Fantastic.
And then we've got a bonfire which is going to be really cool.
Talk about life, anger, grief. What else are we doing? All that sort of stuff?
Yeah, how to deal with it.
Yeah, how to deal with anger and stress.
You deal with anger.
You're meant to cry, I've been told. Just cry, let it all out, let the tears flow.
This guy's hard, this is a hard man.
I'm heartless.
Really stuffed on the inside, but I won't show you that.
He's lying.
I'm the guy who won, I'm the man of the game.
So Garth was lying to me all together?
Yeah.
Do you like that a bit?
In fact, he reckoned I cheated.
Did you?
No.
Did you?
It was an honest mistake. Very.
You cheated!
I didn't cheat!
What happened here, mate?
I cut and fell down.
Cut and fell down? Are you not going to?
Yeah.
Is it all no good?
It's mildly edible, I reckon.
I've heard they don't...
I didn't like my tea, it was yuck.
No? You got through a pre-k?
Well, I think we're going to play games, have a bonfire and all that sort of good stuff.
I better have a good supper, because I haven't eaten anything.
Exactly. What do you get for more food?
I get supper at about 9.30.
All for 60 bucks, mate.
Yeah, it's pretty good. We get morning tea, afternoon tea, everything.
Are you having fun?
Yeah.
Why?
Sometimes. When we play.
Stop it! Stop it!
Throw it at her as hard as you can.
I'm pretending we're a salad and a pit tray.
I'm a touch of fine pan, hot like wasabi when a bus rhymes, big like Leanne rhymes, because I'm all about value.
Burton Campers got the mad hits, you try to match wits, you try to home me but a bus through.
Can I make a break and take a pick out like a stinkin' achin' shake? I like vanilla, it's the finest of the flavors.
Gotta see the show, cause then you'll know the vertigo is gonna go, cause it's so dangerous, you'll have to sign a waiver.
Can I help it if I think you're funny when you're mad?
Trying hard not to smile, oh I feel bad.
I'm the kind of guy who laughs at a funeral, can't understand what I mean, well you soon will.
I have a tendency to wear my mind on my sleeve, I have a history of taking off my shirt.
It's been one week since you looked at me, threw your arms in the air and said you're crazy.
Five days since you tackled me, I spilled out the reference on both my knees.
It's been three days since the afternoon, you realize I start my fault, but I won't until too soon.
Yesterday you'd forgiven me, and now I'll sit back and wait till you say you're sorry.
Chicken to China, the Chinese chicken. You have a drumstick and your brain stops tickin'.
Watching X-Files with no lights on, with all our masons. I hope the smoky man's in this one.
Like Harrison Ford, I'm getting frantic. Like Stingham Tentric, like Snickers guaranteed to satisfy.
Like Kurosawa, I make mad films. K, I don't make films, but if I did they'd have a samurai.
Can I get a set of better clubs, can I find the kind with tiny dumpsters on my errands and always flyin' off the backswing?
Can I get into my Sailor Moon, cause that cartoon has got the boom man and maybe it was to make me think the wrong thing.
How can I help it if I think you're funny when you're mad?
Trying hard not to smile, oh I feel bad.
I'm the kind of guy who laughs at a funeral, can't understand what I mean, but you soon will.
I have a tendency to wear my mind off my sleeve. I have a history of losing my shirt.
It's been one week since you looked at me.
Dropped your eyes to the sides and said I'm sorry.
Five days since I laughed at you and said you just did just what I thought you were gonna do.
Three days since our living room.
We realize we're both to blame, but what could we do?
Yesterday you just smiled at me, cause it'll still be two days till we say we're sorry.
It'll still be two days till we say we're sorry.
Watch my skinny and whole body arrive.
It's not too late to say we're sorry.
It's got tissue that I wish you saw.
Sidecaps that missed me nowhere at all.
Clothes you ride and I'll kiss you cause with the birds I'll share.
With the birds I'll share this lonely view.
Push me up against the wall. Young tuck girl in a push-up bra.
Falling all over myself to lick your heart in case your heel could.
With the birds I'll share this lonely view.
Blood loss in a bathroom stall. A southern girl with a scarlet drawl.
A wave goodbye to my wimp paw cause with the birds I'll share.
With the birds I'll share this lonely view.
Soft spoken with a broken jaw. Step outside but not to brawl.
In autumn sweet wind, call it fall. I'll make it to the moon, never have to crawl.
With the birds I'll share this lonely view.
Tug boat, Beatles, Yellow Submarine, Tug boat, mythical treasure boat, dinghy, tenacious tugboat.
With the birds I'll share this lonely view.
Sky tissue that I wish you saw. Side cap, myth, I know it all.
I'll close your eyes and I'll kiss you cause with the birds I'll share.
With the birds I'll share this lonely view.
You gotta kiss it all goodbye.
With my defending ground I've no affection for.
Am I a stubborn kind of fella? Or am I just a chump?
Maybe it's like a slow old country song.
If you didn't have a heart, you can have one.
Always, always.
You gotta kiss it all goodbye.
You spin me right round, baby, right round.
If I, I get to know your name.
Well, if I can trace your private numbers and...
All I know is that's me.
You look like you'd like to fly and open up your loving arms.
I want someone who has hit the sights on you.
And I, I've got to have my way now, baby.
All I know is that's me.
You look like you're having fun, open up your loving arms.
Watch out here, right round.
You spin me right round, baby, right round.
Like a record, baby, right round, round, round.
If I, I got to be your friend now, baby.
I'm rising up back on the street.
Did my time, took my chances.
Went the distance, now I'm back on my feet.
Just a man and his will to survive.
So many times it happens too fast.
You trade your passion for glory.
Don't lose your grip on the dreams of the past.
You must fight just to keep them alive.
It's deep.
I am a tiger, it's the thrill of life.
We always stick together.
Yeah.
I'm a little tough.
Do you have friends?
I have friends.
I'm a little tough.
What's your best event, you reckon?
Watching.
What are you?
Yeah, not bad.
Yeah?
Yeah, got a third in Shotport, second in Germany.
What did you do?
I was in the Discus.
And I came to play.
And I played the Discus.
And I came to play.
I'm a little heat.
Hanging the turf, staying hungry.
Face back the odds, till we take to the street.
For the kill, with the skill to survive.
It's deep.
I am a tiger, it's the thrill of the fight.
Rising up to the challenge of our rival.
And the last known survivor's front is spreading the night.
And he's watching us over the eye of the tiger.
Rising up straight to the top.
Heard the guts got the glory.
With the distance now, I'm not gonna stop.
Just a man.
I'm a tiger, it's the thrill of the fight.
Rising up straight to the top.
Heard the guts got the glory.
With the distance now, I'm not gonna stop.
Just a man.
With the distance now, I'm not gonna stop.
Just a man.
Time, baby let's go.
The day should be a part of the day.
Drive them out, hang out the rain.
I just miss seeing everybody at school every day.
I feel fine.
I don't know, it's been pretty good.
Not really as stressful as everyone says, but yeah, it's pretty good.
Oh Paul, we love you man.
I'll say it on camera, Paul is just not the same without you from the last day.
Just come to school and we're loving it.
I'm pretty happy about it.
I love everyone and I'll miss them terribly.
Come here Ross.
I'll be next to Susette.
It's fantastic, but I might have to go back and see.
I'm not a sucker, there's all these people around and they're all overdressed.
You know what you can do, you can just sit down and watch TV and not feel guilty.
The next award for it is the most stereotypical talent actor in this show.
We've got the Thin Mouth actor.
Paul, I told him we were going to be fantastic.
We will.
With your hands on the ground
Into the night we shine
The light in the way we glide by
Catch me if I get too high
When I come down
I'll be coming home next year
I'm in the sky tonight
There I can keep by your side
Watching the whole world wind around
I'll be coming home next year
Come on, get on, get on
Take it till I find out
No one can find us now
Living with our heads on the ground
I'll be coming home next year
Everything's alright up here
If I come down
I'll be coming home next year
Say goodbye
I'll be coming home next year
Everything's alright up here
If I come down
I'll be coming home next year
I'll be good and I'll rest here.
Wow, Jeeves, this is a special moment.
I just want to thank you so much for being there.
I just want to say, you both stayed happy through this day.
She was a great woman.
And of course, Mr. Richards. Thank you very much.
Paul O'dgen got sexually frustrated when that cut of ground came in and he told me.
I would make it okay.
There's always some reason to feel not good enough.
And it's hard at the end of the day.
I need some distraction.
Oh, beautiful release.
Memories seep from my veins.
That may be empty.
Oh, how weightless and maybe I'll find some peace tonight.
In the arms of the angel, fly away from here.
From this dark, cold hotel room and the endlessness that you fear.
You are pulled from the wreckage of your solid reverie.
You're in the arms of the angel.
May you find some comfort here.
Thank you.