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Always dancin' down the street With his way blue eyes Every new boy that you meet That's the radio you jerked at that time I'm not a jerk, I think I got it You shot me, man You're supposed to know how to do this Here she comes again When she's dancin' ain't the story's kind

Hey, I appreciate you giving me a place to put this.

Surprise birthday gifts for Johnny B?

That sure is a lot of stuff.

Hey, what's with your hands?

I had to work on the car.

What's with your hair?

I straightened it.

I tried to teach him to dress.

Can't take him nowhere.

I'm gonna go wash up.

Whose car?

Mine.

You're 14.

Fifteen.

This August.

Hop in.

See how it feels.

Manny, did you steal this car?

Nah, we didn't steal it.

I bet it's fun.

Oh, a lot of fun.

Hey, Manny, don't you got a life?

Nah, Nicky, I want yours.

Come on, help me out with this.

Where'd you guys get all this stuff?

A friend of mine.

He was having a going-out-of-business sale.

Who do you know that got a business?

Johnny B.

Wait a sec.

Something ain't kosher.

I thought you said you got these for Johnny B. Yeah, well, he's starting a new business.

A TV store.

And this guy I know was moving some TVs and stuff, so I'm helping Johnny out.

Great country.

Johnny 16th.

Yeah, he's got big plans.

Listen, I gotta go.

Mom, we'll be back tomorrow to get him.

What time?

Before your parents get back from Florida.

Hold on a second.

I almost forgot.

I got you something.

You're so sweet.

I can't.

I mean, I can't accept something you stole.

Stole?

I made this money delivering papers.

Who are you bullshitting?

Take a walk on up here?

Yeah, why not?

Fucking top won't even go down.

Listen, man, this is my last one.

Really?

I'm gonna make enough on this.

I can open up a whole house.

X miles, we ain't making no more money, you know?

You'd be good at that.

You come in with me if you want to.

I got enough problems with one woman.

You check this out?

Yeah.

Just a bunch of old rich fucks.

Be in and out real easy.

There's a lot of ice, a lot of jewels, a lot of wealthy motherfuckers in there.

Let's go.

You were great.

Thank you.

Thank you.

That's right.

Get off the couch.

Move.

Now.

That's it.

Put them up.

Watch this.

Rings, jewelry, money, everything.

Come on.

That's right, babe.

Right there.

Hey, you two, over there.

Put it on the table.

Now.

I know you've got something, girl.

Put it down there.

That's right.

Come on.

Good girl.

Bring it over.

Let's go.

Walk with me, sweetie.

So long, Nicky.

Sorry, bro.

Had to happen.

Keep moving in there.

Now you get up.

Come on.

Come on.

Over there.

Let's go.

All these to the back.

Keep moving.

Quit your crying.

In the back.

Bunch of whining weasels.

Get in there.

Get in.

Move it.

Let's go.

Lay it on for everybody.

It's all right.

Hey!

Get up!

Get up!

Come on!

Keep moving!

Don't shrink your feet!

Hey!

The time doesn't fly It just dies on the vine It's just lifestyle

Thanks a lot.

Appreciate it.

Hey.

Hey, Johnny.

Forget about the girl.

Forget about Manny.

Forget about that whole thing.

You're my family.

You're my family.

I don't have any other family.

Just give me the address.

He's gonna see me, and I'm gonna see him.

And that's the way it's gonna go.

And then afterwards, maybe I'll be able to move on, okay?

Okay?

Look, Manny's gonna have to face me, all right?

And then it'll be fine.

If you spent eight and a half years in the can, you'd understand.

My favorite Nicky story is right before you went to the joint there.

Stole this car right in Queens there.

Right in Long Island City.

Remember that Pim's car?

Remember that pink Cadillac?

A long time ago.

Maybe we should go to the bar and have a drink there.

You know something?

These people came to see you tonight.

What's wrong with you, huh?

It's not bad of it.

All right, bye.

Sit.

Sure you want to sit there?

So, Nick, not having very much fun, huh?

Everybody thinks I left my personality somewhere else.

Where would that be?

Upstate.

So, uh, do you have anyone special?

Yeah.

Where is she?

I don't know.

Johnny knows.

He knows where we are.

Why don't you get her?

Well, it's been a long time, so people go places.

Well, do you love her?

Yeah.

Then it wouldn't be bad for you.

Well, get on it.

I will.

Let it go.

It's out of the question.

Forget about Maria.

Look at this.

There are three bridges here, all within a mile.

You want to go to Los Angeles to find a girl.

Los Angeles?

No, I'm saying that's where they're at.

Hypothetically.

No, you said Los Angeles.

It couldn't be too hard to find somebody named DiRaggio in Los Angeles.

gonna leave the east coast for a while gonna move out west though it's gotta stop gonna be the number one man in the way forget the postcards every day

Excuse me, can I get a room over here?

Some kind of tough guy?

No, not at all.

I'm telling you, I don't allow brawling, no drugs, no booze, no nothing.

Mondays and Thursdays, stick your sheets down, leave them outside the room.

We don't make the beds.

Shut up!

You make the beds.

That's it.

Hey, how you doing?

All right, how are you?

Are you Nick Vincent?

That's me.

Do you have any allergies or epileptic or anything like that?

No, I don't think so.

Oh, yeah.

All you convicts are.

Last guy I had in here had seizures.

He chewed the shit out of my wallet.

Okay, all right.

Make like you're a nice guy.

I know where the fuck you came from.

What the fuck you standing around for?

Go on the back and talk to one of the coolies over there and punch in.

Punch in, because I don't pay no $6 an hour until you punch in.

You think Daddy should play golf and wear those silly shirts?

Nuh-uh.

No.

It'd be pretty silly, wouldn't it?

Yeah.

Daddy?

Yeah, baby?

How come you're never at home?

Did I do something wrong?

No, baby.

No, no, no, no.

Mommy and I still love each other.

We just need a vacation.

We can't live together right now.

Do you know what I think about every moment of every day?

What?

You.

Me?

Yeah.

You know I love you, right?

Yeah.

Okay, come here.

It's all okay.

What's that man doing to his doggy, Daddy?

What man, baby?

Over there.

Baby, I want you to wait here for me, okay?

I'm gonna go talk to him, okay?

Just stay right here for one second.

What the hell did you do?

I did the rack.

Something on the rack in the back.

You mean you did the rack?

What do you think?

What are you going to do now?

Get Workman's comp on me or some kind of bullshit like that?

No, just give me a Band-Aid.

I'm getting a fucking Band-Aid.

Get your hands off me.

You're all I fucking like, you scumbag motherfucker.

Fuck you, prick.

Ali?

Hey.

Mom, look at the dog.

Go inside.

Come on.

It's just 8 o'clock.

I told you to be... Go inside, Allie, please.

What are you doing?

It's 5 o'clock.

It's 8.

It is 8.

What do you mean?

I did not call you.

I asked you to do that.

You are smoking.

You are drinking.

All right, it's gone.

Let me just say goodbye.

Let me just go away.

That's it.

Allie, Allie, Allie.

I'll save, I'll save for you, all right?

I said that's it.

Maria, Maria.

Jesus.

What am I going to do with you, huh?

What am I supposed to do with you?

Fuck!

Fuck!

Fuck!

Fuck!

Hey, man.

I'm glad you made it out to join the lot.

This guy takes care of you, obviously.

Yeah, man.

Very cool people.

I told you.

Hey, man.

What's up?

See, I can never get a hookup like this.

Ain't nobody ever trust me.

It's all what you know.

Hey, what's up, Harry?

That's my pal, Nick, from the pen, man.

How you doing, Perry?

How you doing, baby?

You saved my ass a couple of times.

Get right back with you.

You know, I've been trying to get a real job, you know, and that didn't work out, so I better go back to doing what I'm good at.

I feel you, man.

I came over to see King, told me you're the guy to see.

My homeboy says you're all right.

You must be all right.

I'm ready to do what I gotta do.

I heard that.

You got something for me?

Yeah, let me see for a minute.

Nice place.

I like it.

Thank you, man.

Need something to drink?

Nah, I already got one bad habit.

Find your shit before it's lost.

You from New York?

Yeah, where you from?

Buffalo.

How do you like those, man?

These are nice.

I like this stuff.

Good stuff.

Thanks a lot.

I appreciate it.

You got that, man.

Money's tight right now.

Kinda jumpy, ain't you?

Well, you know, it's been a while.

Yeah, I know it's been a while.

You've been out of the game, too.

Things done changed around here, man.

You gotta do what the natives do.

Just shut your mouth and watch your back, just like being in a pen.

That's true, man.

I like this guy.

He's bigger than you.

What are you feeding him?

Hopefully he won't read about me in the paper.

God, it's so big.

It's amazing.

Yeah.

Good taste.

There it is.

It's so big.

Oh, my God.

It's beautiful.

It's beautiful.

When my man eat cheese, I beat.

No record plays.

Back to the old days and old ways.

To a hustle, back around like a belt buckle.

Yo, it's a struggle for a dealer who can't shuffle.

I throw the three up.

Plus, I'm going to be a man of the hill.

No more being subtle.

No more pushing doors or in stores.

Just running and seeing doors.

Back on the block, breaking laws.

You was just up in the sky with the stars.

Thinking about elections.

Oh, sure.

I'll be right back.

Thanks.

May I show you something, sir?

Don't worry.

I'll take care of it.

Okay.

Nice.

Well, thank you.

We're gonna think about it.

I'll take your business card.

Thank you.

Thank you for your time.

I'm looking for a ring.

You know, something not too much.

You know, just enough.

And what price range were you thinking of?

About $250, $400, something like that.

Dollars?

Yeah.

I'm sorry, sir.

We don't have anything under $2,000 here.

$2,000?

Yeah, I'm afraid that's what they start at.

Nothing on sale or anything?

You know what?

I think you'd be happier shopping somewhere else.

I really don't think that we have what you're looking for.

Oh, so you're trying to say you don't think I get that kind of money, right?

No, you told me your price range, and I'm telling you...

I told you pretty clear.

So nothing's on sale.

That's what you're telling me.

No, I'm afraid not.

I think everything's on sale today.

How about you, huh?

Whatever you say.

That's right.

Why don't you back up a little bit, all right?

Now, remember, this is nothing personal.

This is just money.

Let's see.

What do you got?

Why don't you tell me, all right?

Let's take a look.

Quality.

How hot is it?

Hey, Perry recommended this place.

You're not the only place in town, all right?

Relax, Brooklyn.

This is L.A.

I had to ask.

You look great.

What's wrong?

Not happy seeing me?

I didn't say that.

I mean, you don't have to.

It's all over your face.

Oh, it's just so out of the blue.

Do you still like surprises?

Oh, not anymore.

I got a job.

I go to school.

I've got my own life.

So when they let you out?

About three months ago.

brings you to la business same old business no no nothing like that you know maybe it's time i uh i grew up no i'm i've always been pretty savvy you know google words uh now i'm making good use of it how real estate what i say something funny nikki who are you kidding i got i got you some flowers oh thank you what happened to your hand

Just a little accident, nothing really.

You want to come inside?

It's okay.

Yeah.

All right.

Come on.

All right.

No, I started out just like my grandpa did.

Going to buy and sell and dumps mostly.

Allie?

Come here, sweetheart.

I want you to meet a friend of mine.

This is my friend Nick.

Nick, this is Allie.

Hello.

Hello.

So what brings you here?

I don't know anybody else.

I figured maybe...

So you thought maybe you'd ride the couch until you get yourself together?

Look, you know, if you got somebody coming around or something, then you could just tell them I'm family.

You're not.

And no one comes around.

I said I was busy.

You know, I mean...

I mean, I was just saying, you know...

I mean, if you want, I'll just... Nicky, don't be working me.

If you want to ride on the couch, that's okay, but just a couple of nights, all right?

Yeah, I mean, you know, I was just...

I was just saying, you know.

Deal?

Yeah, sure.

Excuse me.

Mom?

Mm-hmm?

Can we talk?

Yeah, we can.

Private?

Yes.

Yeah, why don't you guys go do that, and I'll just...

I'll be right over here, you know.

Okay.

Why don't you put these in the water?

Oh, okay.

Now, Mom, correct me if I'm wrong.

Two is a couple, three is a few, and five is a bunch, which might as well be a week.

You said we'd make all decisions together.

Well, I was going to tell you, honey.

Mom, please, let me finish.

You said it was me and you, you and me, together, alone, no one else.

It's you and I, honey.

Mom.

Whatever.

Okay?

Now, I love Daddy, but he had to leave us because he didn't deserve to be with us.

Right.

Right, but honey, Nick's an old friend, and he's nothing like Daddy at all.

Mom, please.

All right, well, maybe just a little.

But you know something?

He needs our help, and I can't turn him away.

So it'll just be for a couple of days, okay?

Promise?

Promise.

I cross my heart and hope to die.

Triple promise?

I got my legs crossed.

Mom!

Promise?

I promise.

I promise.

I promise.

I promise.

Nikki?

Okay.

God bless our table.

Amen.

God bless our table.

Amen.

This is really good.

Thanks.

It's been a while since I had a home-cooked meal.

You've got more onion than any there, Al.

It's Allie.

It's short for Allison.

Really?

So, Allie, how old are you?

She's shy and geeky, especially with strangers.

Makes perfect sense.

I mean, she doesn't know me.

I don't know her.

Believe me, I grow on you like a fungus.

Excuse me, I'm eating.

Uncle Harry!

Hi, honey.

How's my pretty little girl, huh?

Let me introduce myself.

Harry Koslow.

Nick Vincent.

My old friend from back east.

Sounds like Brooklyn.

That's pretty good.

He's a friend of Mommy's.

She says he's a little crazy.

But he's gonna stay with us for a couple of days.

Everybody's crazy, honey.

Even me.

Not you.

Sorry, I can't help it.

Nicky, no smoking in the house.

Harry, will you take Ellie to the pool, please?

Good morning, Maria.

I'm sorry.

Good morning.

Okay.

Come on.

Let's go outside and play the long ranger.

I'll be town.

Thank you, Harry.

Then I'll make us some breakfast.

Nice meeting you, Nick.

Join us if you want.

What was that all about?

Harry?

Yeah.

Oh, he lives in the building, he cooks, he babysits.

You know, he's like family.

I can't believe I'm even answering this.

You know, get dressed, please.

I was just saying.

You know, I was just saying.

Got back.

She was gone.

Talked to her mom, said she got married.

Moved to L.A. Had a kid.

Couldn't believe it.

People move on.

Everybody's got to have a life.

Absolutely.

But, you know, she was crazy about me.

I mean, I heard they broke up.

I wonder what took them so long.

First time in L.A.?

I'm a warm-weather guy.

We got a little thing, a little population over here, Harry.

What brought you out here?

Real estate.

Speculation.

You know, find a piece of property, buy it cheap.

Fix it up, place to hang my hat.

And then sell it and make a couple bucks.

You know, just keep rolling it over.

See what I'm saying?

I knew you'd get it.

Yeah.

Whoa!

Right there!

You got it, pal.

Hey, get out of the car, man.

Hey, get out of there, man.

Hey, come on.

Well, well, well, well.

Life's little surprises.

What have we here?

Something brand new for you, pops.

Sure, how much?

You tell me, you're the boss.

Come on in and let's talk, buddy.

Sure.

You know, I can almost start to like you.

She's beautiful.

Pretty nice, huh?

Nicky, what's going on here?

Nothing, man.

I want the kid a present.

He'll let me stay on the couch and everything.

He's beautiful, Mom.

It's no big deal.

Why don't you guys go get dressed?

Come on, I'll take these all out to a sporty meal somewhere.

Aw, you know, it's my night off, and you know Harry's coming over, and I'm tired.

So, bring him along.

I'll throw a few ziti's down the old man's throat.

Hey, Nick.

Mind if I call you Nick?

No, go right ahead.

I'm just curious about this deal you closed recently.

Just a small piece of speculation, you know?

High risk, high yield.

Really?

What kind?

Interest payments.

Hmm.

Well, that's pretty good for one day.

Guy, you know, had some bonds, and I got lucky, you know?

Interest rates are low, bonds are valuable.

You know what I mean?

Great country.

Yeah.

Hey, Marie, did I tell you how good you look tonight?

I mean, really.

You really look good.

You know what I mean?

Oh, jeez.

Smart myself.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Allie, you want to go to the ladies' room?

Excuse us.

Got to do the getting up thing.

Ladies?

I've been thinking.

What have you been thinking?

He's not that bad.

I mean, he likes you.

And I think he likes me too.

Do the presents have anything to do with it?

No, no, no, no, not at all.

I'm just saying, well, if he needs to stay with us for a couple more days, I myself think it would be fine.

You got this all figured out?

Well, you know, I was just saying.

Oh, you were just saying, I know.

I mean, he doesn't have to stay with us.

I mean, only if he needs to.

I'd like to get him.

Maria, a house, you know, as a gift.

You could put up half.

It's really nice of you spending my money for me, Dad.

Your half would be an investment.

You and Maria, equal partners.

That's if you're serious.

You know, two are young.

You'll find your own way.

And a property tax is less than her current rent.

So if you're serious, it could be a real family, Nick.

Hey, I'm just as serious as a nice guy.

I like to hear that.

Hey, don't worry about the bill or nothing, all right?

I'll take care of it.

I got it like that.

How's all of it?

You're a gentleman.

Vicky Vincent.

Look at him, all dressed up.

I guarantee every nickel in his pocket came out of somebody else's.

There you go.

Hey, I don't get it.

What are we doing here?

We have no probable cause.

Only thing that's gonna happen is you're gonna get both of our nuts caught in a vice.

Hey, look, I got some police business to do, so let's get out of here.

I'm in this car with you, too.

Police business is my business.

Don't give a damn about anybody.

Not really.

All right, that's all well and good.

You want to tell me where we're going now?

Police business.

Not taking me to that bar again.

No.

You son of a bitch.

I don't want to go.

I don't want to go.

I'm just going to stop in real quick, all right, bro?

Really quick.

right here.

Officer Green.

How you doing?

Always hanging out with some hoe, huh?

That's not cool, man.

Got my money?

Business is dry, Zeke.

And you know what you do?

You stick this hoe out in the street, ten bucks a blowjob, and my money.

Shut the fuck up.

I told you to shut up.

Shut up.

Shut up.

You know what you are?

You're a white nigga.

Oh.

Ligger?

There is nothing worse than being a white nigga.

You know that?

That's what you are.

A white fucking nigga.

And when are you gonna have my money?

You can't keep shaking me, Manny.

I gotta be telling my suppliers I'd be getting robbed.

No.

You have my money.

Two fucking weeks.

Or I'm gonna kill you.

Two weeks ain't enough.

Have somebody in two weeks?

One month.

Two weeks is not fucking good enough!

Let him go!

Let him go, Manny!

Let him go!

Manny, let him go!

Get out!

Get outside!

Get outside!

Get the hell out of here!

You dirty pig!

You, you piece of shit!

You tell anybody about this, I'll kill you!

Screw you!

No smoking.

What, are you on the joint?

Matter of fact, I do.

Dear, you happy now?

Let me ask you a question.

You gonna desert her like you did before?

It's a long time ago.

I don't think it's any of your business.

If it concerns that girl and her daughter, it is my business.

She told me everything.

I think about it all the time.

Sometimes innocent people get in the way of a few dumb moves.

See what I mean?

You interested in a business venture?

What do you think?

Well, I think that I'm not gonna live forever, and my family's been gone a long time.

I'd like to leave something to someone.

So what's that got to do with me?

Don't be stupid.

I'm talking about cleaning you up.

It wouldn't kill you.

I don't need no help from you or anybody else.

I need you to raise some venture capital.

How much?

150,000, give or take.

You can handle that, can't you?

You're a big-time wheeler-dealer.

I can make a few moves.

I'll be waiting.

Don't keep me waiting long.

Santa Fe and 4th Street Bridge.

The driver seems to be working under the hood.

Sorry I'm late, man.

I had to run toward the border.

Right there, fucko.

Come on.

Back it up.

In the back.

Just be quiet, all right?

Now hold this one.

Yeah, but I'm going to see what I want to see.

Oh, come on.

Stop!

Let me see your hands!

Let me see your hands!

Stop!

Stop where you are!

Let me see your hands!

We're in pursuit.

This is Air 3, I see you guys just came out of the tunnel.

Heading in.

Once again, I need some units to go east.

All right.

What'd you get, six?

Six?

Five?

Hey, wait a minute.

Hold on.

I'm sure there are a lot of people wondering right now if that thing's going to split open and if cash is going to start falling out.

From what we can understand, about 15 minutes ago, a tow truck backed up to an ATM on the other side of the building.

It's all different now.

Now they go after ATM machines.

It's not like it used to be.

I've got a great side.

If he bails on you, I'll be able to light it up for you.

Fuck me!

Jesus!

217 Atomos continuing to follow the tow truck.

We get lost.

We get lost.

Stand by.

Stand by.

217 Atomos, you can see I'm out of support.

Spawn!

Hold it!

Don't hold too!

Hold it!

but this time i need to set up units to the north one unit

Not here, kid.

Don't you got a life?

Jesus Christ.

Quiet.

Come with me.

Come on.

Not there, here.

Are you a Barnes kid?

You know, next time, try using the inside of your head instead of the outside.

This is how I come up with my end, all right?

Minus that back.

It's just part of the territory.

It's a bit risky.

How about kissing my ass?

All right, take it easy.

Rick, don't drink.

No drugs, just money.

All right, what do you got?

Take it easy.

You got the Roscoe, for Christ's sakes.

Well, I never worked so hard for my tank.

I figured the hard way was for dummies.

When I pulled the jack, it was like I just never got a scratch.

You some old-time con man?

What are you surprised for?

You think you invented larceny?

It happened long before your time.

That's what we got here.

You only got 20,000.

It wasn't a bad night's work.

You're after 150.

So I'll go out again.

I don't know what the fuck.

Get me.

Would you put a cork in it?

You know, you're a decent-looking guy, Nick, but you open your mouth, you sound like crap.

Now, you want to work with me?

Watch your language.

Show some respect.

We're going to work together, you and me, pops?

The more you conduct business, somebody's going to put a hole in your head.

You're going to be able to spend a nickel of this.

Do you know a better way?

Yeah.

I got a few of his daughters.

I could pull the same job with half the risk, twice the stake.

Is that a good tough guy?

Thanks.

Careful, guys.

It's a French appreciated address.

If anything goes wrong, you don't know me.

Take care, pal.

Where are we going now?

Look at these two.

You see that fat bag she had?

I mean, Jesus Christ, we should camp out here all night long.

I mean, this way.

Nobody.

Look at this guy.

Hold it in.

Thank you very much, buddy.

This is beautiful.

We could've been doing this for years.

Look at these two.

Take it easy, kid.

Don't be greedy.

All right.

Got my back.

All the time.

Oh, shit.

It's a little heavy.

Oh, this is nice.

This is sweet.

This is pretty fun.

Yeah.

Watch out for the dry cleaning.

How long you been out of the game?

This thing like this every other week?

For about a year or so?

Shit, man.

We could be able to warn you about that language.

Now calm yourself, Nicholas.

Our idea is to hit and relax.

The gentleman band has come from a long list of guys.

And every 20 years, somebody comes along.

Like yourself.

Some guy taught me, and I'm passing it on to you.

It's no joke.

And not one of those guys ever did a day in jail.

You act like a working man, you spend like a working man.

No flash, no glitz.

Don't call attention to yourself.

You can't have no fun with the money.

Might as well leave it where it was.

You go legit.

You know, every big business in the United States started out a little bit of larceny.

The real smart guys go legit.

Can you live with that?

Some of the shops have been wanting to take you to, right here.

Huh?

Yeah, look at the shoes.

Anything you say.

Regular Cary Grant.

Not bad.

Uh-huh.

Look at that.

That style.

See that?

Look at those shoes.

Give me two pairs.

You gotta dress right.

Dress right, people accept your boy, huh?

See this safe here?

We used to come in with a stethoscope.

We worked on it for about two or three hours, popped it open like a cracker box.

I like my way better.

Willie the actor Sutton.

Spent half his life in jail.

I never served a day.

Works for me.

Sign here, but would you just print your name right over here?

Okay.

Thank you.

Are you a native?

Yeah.

You could say that I'm from back east.

No, I meant of California.

No, no, no.

I do it myself, but as I said, I'm easily confused.

I understand perfectly.

I hate to be a bother with this.

Not at all.

All right.

I keep bankers' hours.

You know, you're a very nice man.

Looking at that watch, you remind me of my son.

No.

Nick.

Yeah?

I don't...

He's also a banker.

Eight minutes, 42 seconds.

How many cameras you see?

Four.

There were five.

Where was the fifth one?

Behind the fourth.

If it was up your ass, you'd see it.

Guess so.

Hey, what are you, crazy, Harry?

This kid is raw.

He's a mess.

You know, my father used to say, you can't polish a turd.

Your father's a philosopher?

No, he was a turd.

All right, so he's got a haircut, he's got clothes.

The grooming is easy, but you can still smell Brooklyn.

It's in his walk and his attitude.

Pauly, Pauly, I got eyes, you know what I mean?

Yeah, well, then put him to work and look at your protege.

Come on, you gotta work with me, Pauly.

Yeah, work with you.

Hey, don't kick the car, for God's sake!

Jesus Christ.

I can't believe this.

Biggest score in my whole life.

I'm sitting here, surrounded in plastic and velour.

This is ugly.

I can stand it.

I feel like a real cantaloupe.

Exactly.

No self-respecting crook would drive one of these.

What?

What's the matter?

I'm in a state of confusion because he changed cars.

So he's a smart guy.

What do you want?

You know what?

He's trying to fuck my woman.

That's all I care about.

Your woman?

Excuse me if I'm wrong, pal, but, uh, didn't she throw you out?

That makes a difference.

Well, wasn't she his girl first?

What the fuck is your point?

My point is, you want to get us the hell out of here before we get caught outside the division?

Oh, you're worried about the division?

Yeah, I'm worried about the division.

It's my fucking job.

Hell is all my fucking division, all right?

You know, you're a fucking son of a bitch.

You want to get thrown off the force, go right ahead.

Just leave me out of it.

You ready?

Bring it on.

And remember, when you walk in, you make a decision.

If it feels right, you go for it like you own it.

You got three minutes to load in the cash.

Everything else, a minute and a half.

Go inside.

Check it out.

Move to the right.

Vaseline.

Camera 1.

Bang.

12 seconds.

Watch out.

Vaseline.

Camera 2.

Bang.

22 seconds.

Walk across the room.

Smile at the nice secretary.

Good afternoon, Paul.

Phil Cummings.

Sorry.

Merry Christmas to you.

And a Merry Christmas to you.

How can I help you?

I'd like to make a small withdrawal.

Ah, from an account here at the bank?

No, from the carts in your office.

Show him the scanner and the gun.

Three minutes.

Don't hit the button.

If you hit the button, I'll hear the call.

And if I hear the call, I'll have to shoot some innocent person in the bank.

A white one.

Okay?

Let's go.

Never stop smiling.

40 seconds.

To the bank manager's office.

Walk, walk, walk to the trays.

You load it.

No funny money.

He's told you to do it.

You know, there's no line of work for me.

I think it's gonna work out pretty good.

Drop it right in.

Now, if anybody asks, you're gonna get a cup of coffee with your cousin Bob, okay?

Yeah, your cousin Bob.

What are you gonna do with me?

You're not gonna hurt me, are you?

Why would I hurt you?

We're pals.

Now, you have a very nice day today, okay?

And I'll see you again real soon.

What do you mean I was five minutes too long?

I was out of there in four.

You were having a whole conversation with the guy, for Christ's sakes.

What are you gonna do, take him out to lunch?

I mean, these guys remember every pore on your face, you know?

Why should I be nasty to the hand that feeds me?

What's with the gloss?

Regardless.

You talk too much.

Come on.

I'm friendly.

Why do you want to kill it for me?

I was telling you, it was like Christmas I never had.

You should have seen it.

I was in and I was out.

I mean, it was great.

I loved it.

I'm telling you, it was beautiful.

You should have seen it.

But I never knew.

If that people knew how easy it was to do this...

Stand back.

I'm gonna... What the hell was that?

If you had stopped talking for a second, you would have seen it.

Forget about all of this stuff, you know what I mean?

This is between you and me.

This is a short-term business.

We're in, we're out.

What are we gonna do with this?

You can't use it, that's for sure.

You can't wash it off with a little something?

It's indelible.

It's marked money.

We gotta get this stuff out of here, for Christ's sake.

Flush it down the toilet.

Take it easy.

Don't fall in here.

This is good.

All right, this is good.

You made it on that one.

It happened about 11.30 this morning here at the First Professional Bank.

A man described as being about 30 years old with a medium build walked into this bank and demanded money from the bank's manager.

All the witnesses here told me that the man had a very distinguishing feature.

He had a band-aid across the bridge of his nose and the take estimated to be $231,009.

We only got 100,000.

The bank manager must have taken the rest.

Now that we know Phil is one of us, we can always hit him again.

That's the beauty of the FDIC.

Hey, hello, princess.

Wow.

You guys look like movie stars.

Well, you never know.

We just might be.

Guess what I've got in this bag for a little girl who just happens to be named Allie.

A doll.

A makeup kit.

I didn't know what to buy, so I just figured I'd buy everything.

Is that okay?

Oh, wow.

Better get in there.

All right, what do we got?

What's with the face?

What's the big deal?

Just please close the door.

Can we talk, please?

What, is this a secret?

Yes, I don't want anybody to hear.

Don't worry, you have to question everything I say.

What?

What'd I do?

A little bit too much, a little bit too soon.

Gotta slow it down, okay?

What do you mean?

I'm a responsible adult.

I have a good job.

I may even get a promotion.

And all of a sudden, you come into town, you're bearing gifts, you're throwing money around.

People know that I can't afford this.

Okay?

So I'll get these things, but in my own time, in my own way.

Okay?

Can you do that for me, please?

Come on.

I'll walk by your store.

I see your thing.

It's 20 bucks.

I mean, what the heck?

I can't spend 20 bucks on a beautiful kid like that.

But I promise, in, like, two, three weeks from now, I'll have a lot more money.

I'll get her, like, the better stuff.

It's all fun.

Where's it coming from?

I know you're up to something not legal.

You know, that is really not fair.

Because if you didn't know me, you wouldn't even think like that.

That's not fair.

Harry put me up to some very, very nice people, legitimate businessmen, okay?

We made a couple of deals, made a couple of dollars, and if I just so happen to walk by your store and see something, then I give it to the kid.

What's the big deal?

What happens when she gets attached to you?

You know, she needs a dad, just like anybody else.

Vicki, I know this is a lot of fun for you, but sooner or later, you're going to be out, and then I'm left.

You know what I mean?

Hey, look, you know, I figured, you know, I'd come out here, I'd find you, you know, I'd try to do the right thing, you know?

I didn't come out here for the people or the weather.

You know, I came out here for you.

Well, I'm going to go smoke a cigarette, okay?

And that's where I'm going.

Sorry.

Oh.

Don't wrap this with this for me.

What's wrong?

What happened?

Stay out of it, Harry.

Look, give him a break, will you?

I mean, he's trying real hard, you know.

I know you cared for him.

Once.

And he's crazy about you.

He talks about you all the time.

Give him a chance, will you?

If it doesn't work out, then it doesn't.

But if it does...

You know, life's too short to go through it alone.

Believe me, Maria.

I know.

I'll think about it, Harry.

You sure about her?

Because I'm in there lying my ass off and I'm not charging by the hour.

So I hope you intend to be right by her.

Trying to make things right between me and her?

What's in it for you?

I'm a hopeless romantic.

And I guess I see a little bit of me in you.

Guess I better work on myself, huh?

Exactly, you know.

The way I see it, we got two ways of going.

You do what I tell you, either way you make cash.

Number one, you take off, you never come back.

Number two, make a ton of money, settle in, share your end with her.

And when I kick off, you two both can have my hand.

I love her, Harry.

But I don't know if she wants me or even needs me.

Don't worry about her.

I've been on this planet a long time and I still don't understand women.

Just listen to me, will you?

She'll come around.

Think so?

Sure.

Okay.

Sweetie, sit back.

Your mom's gonna kill me.

Why are you so quiet today?

I've been thinking.

Oh, really?

Well, if you and mommy like each other so much, why don't you two get married?

Then, well, you could be my new dad.

You got it all figured out, don't you?

You love my mom, right?

Honey, I've never loved anybody but your mom.

That's the truth across my heart.

Hope to die.

My mom says she loves you from back when she was a kid.

I made a lot of mistakes with your mom.

But I promise you, it'll never happen again.

Okay?

I'll have my eye on you.

Oh, really?

This is good.

You think so?

So you think I got a shot with your mom?

She said... you're a little bit like... like maybe my dad.

I'm nothing at all like your dad.

That's what she said at first.

And then I got it out of her.

I think she likes you.

Only if you're gonna be staying around all of it.

I'm not going anywhere.

I'm going to stay right here.

Want strawberry?

Come on.

Hello, how can I help you?

Yes, I'd like to make a small withdrawal.

Hi, sir.

How can I help you?

I'd like to make a small withdrawal.

We are a full-service financial institution, and we're delighted that you'd like to open an account with us.

Well, I'd rather skip opening an account and just go for the straight withdrawal.

Okay.

From what account?

From the trays in your office.

From the trays in your office.

From the carts in your office.

Another bank robbery, again by the man described as a perfect gentleman.

The so-called gentleman bandit strikes again.

Let me get this straight.

You don't have an account here?

No, I don't.

But you're going to take me into your office, and you're going to put the money in my briefcase, and then I will put a hole in your head.

The string of bank robberies continues.

This is a joke, right?

This is great.

Tim from Longfoot got this, didn't he?

You know what?

I'm just going to put an end to it.

Why don't you not do that?

Now, that's a gun.

Please don't do this to me.

I have to.

Don't hit the button.

Don't do that.

So what you're saying is if I do this, you're not going to hurt me?

If you hit the button, I'll hear the call.

And if I hear the call, you'll have a hole in your head.

Come on, kid.

Nice and easy.

Okay.

Okay?

So stop crying.

We're just gonna go in the office, get some money, and then I'm gonna let you go.

We've got another one of those bank robberies by the alleged gentleman bandit.

Let's go to the vault.

Okay, pal?

Let's go.

Let's go.

Let's go.

Okay.

Police aren't sure if this is indeed the same gentleman bandit or a copycat bandit.

And you need a hole in your head?

Like, you need a hole in your head.

You get it?

He's struck again.

Oh, that's pretty.

Oh, I like that one over there.

That's cool.

Isn't that a really great lawn?

That is nice.

That is nice.

I do like that.

Are there any kids in this area?

Look at this one over here.

Oh, wow.

Very private.

And it has beautiful trees out front.

I like that.

There we go.

Why are we stopping here?

Yeah.

What do you think, Maria?

It's beautiful, but I mean, you know, it's out of my reach.

It's a gift from Nick and myself.

Oh, my God!

Oh, my God!

You can't do this.

Consider it a present.

Years of grief.

Oh, this is great.

Look.

Look, we have a house.

Come on, sweetie.

It's beautiful.

Yeah.

So what do you think?

I love it.

I love it.

I love it.

It's even got a big backyard.

A pool?

I don't know yet, but if you like it, what do you think?

Honey, can you get me a screwdriver?

Hold on a second.

Shake your ladder.

Guy could fall and break his fucking neck, huh?

Nice spot here, Nick.

Listen, I only got a minute.

I gotta talk to my wife.

Your ex-wife.

Whatever.

So what do you think, Nicky, huh?

You can't beat him joint, right?

You know, if you say please, I'll get you a job.

Oh, I'm sorry.

They don't take convicted felons, do they?

Scratch that idea, bro.

Get out of here, Manny.

I'm calling your supervisor right now.

Oh, gee, what, another hour in the shrink's office?

Give me a break.

You know, you look good.

You know that?

Joint agrees with you.

Really did.

Nice haircut.

Look sharp.

Real sharp.

Get to the point, Manny.

You know, I got a question for you.

Why are you out here?

You running out of shit to steal in New York?

I'm in a new line of work, if it's any of your business.

It is my business.

I'm in real estate now.

Yeah?

Really?

So what are you in there, fuck Harry?

Picking old ladies out of the house now?

Suits you.

You know, why don't you let me know when you're gonna come next time?

Maybe I could set something up for you.

You know, shouldn't you be out protecting and serving?

Oh, that's what I'm doing, Nicky.

That's what I'm doing.

Hey, you know, since you're such a big shot now, you know, I got a few ideas.

Maybe I'll help you keep your money.

See, the funny thing, Nicky, a guy pulls up to a street lamp,

minding his own business, and he gets his shit blown all over the passenger side.

And there could be 90 people standing around.

He only sees anything.

What do you think about that?

Have a nice day, officer.

Oh, I will.

Go write some tickets.

You don't tell me the guy's some piece of shit cop.

That part you left out.

Can I say something, okay?

There were the riots.

They needed cops.

Manny applied.

I was shocked as anybody.

And then he gets on this power trip and he starts drinking.

And he starts stealing.

And then he starts doing drugs.

What the hell is he doing coming over here?

What is this?

Is this his other house?

Is this happening all the damn time?

No, I mean, it's over between us.

But, you know, he comes...

If it's over, then what the fuck is he doing over here?

I want him out of here!

What are you doing, kid?

You know, you got the girl half crazy.

You knew all about that guy, and you didn't say anything.

I was protecting you.

You know, everything's gonna be all right.

I spent eight years thinking about what I wanted to do to him.

Look, you just gotta hang on.

Keep your eyes open.

You should know Manny's gonna be gunning for you.

Got my bag?

Since you arrived.

Go to bed so I can go buy my scotch.

All right.

See you in the morning.

Yeah.

I've got to tell you something.

What about Manny?

I know.

What were you gonna do?

You didn't have any choices to make.

It's okay.

You know, when we moved out to L.A., he tried to make an honest living.

He tried to be a good husband and a good father.

He really tried hard to be a good person.

But you have to understand, if it wasn't for him, I never would have went away.

He set me up.

I'm sorry.

Come here, Melissa.

I should have told you.

Come here.

It's okay.

She's a good kid.

She's the best.

It's the one thing Manny did do right.

Do you know?

Harry says you're smart, which I always knew.

And he says you have very good instincts.

And he foresees quite a future.

Look, I don't blame you for taking off, you know?

I made some big mistakes, and I paid for them.

But the whole time, I knew there was nothing like us.

Nobody like you.

What's she doing over there?

She's playing.

That's it.

I'm going to go get her.

Okay.

Be careful.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Oh, no.

Hey, Pops.

What's happening?

Why not do it for real, Harry, huh?

You know, go legit.

Clean it up.

You know, I'm glad you thought of that.

We've got enough money, buy a piece of property, build it up, sell it, make an honest buck.

Doesn't have to be a masquerade anymore, does it?

You know, I could hook us up with some friends in Arizona, and we could tell Marie we're gonna go down there and look at some hot property.

Come on, let's get out of here, all right, pups?

Scottsdale's the hottest market right now.

Here it is, right here.

There we go.

That's the one I was telling you about.

Yeah, right there.

Yeah.

Yeah.

I want a nice piece of property.

Something for the little girl.

Maybe she makes some friends, you know?

They can play on it.

Keep themselves safe.

Good morning, guys.

What's up, Nicky?

Always a pleasure, huh?

You guys planning a trip on me?

Why, you want to go?

Yeah, absolutely.

You guys don't mind, do you?

Yeah.

Let me show you how to make a sandwich, huh?

See, you gotta gut it.

Gotta rip out all this shit, because it's nothing but starch.

Starch ain't good for you.

You know, old man?

You know, meat just lays just beautifully on there, doesn't it?

What do you want, Matty?

You got some gentle in there?

Got some pickle there.

No, that's my stomach.

You know how much this would cost me in Beverly Hills?

Nothing.

Doesn't surprise me.

All right.

Hey, this gentleman Bennett, he thinks he's a real fucking celebrity, but we all know he's a scum-sucking motherfucker, don't we?

He's probably got this old fart, 15, 20 years out of the business, maybe 25, who knows, right?

Teaching him every trick in the book.

What do you think about my theory, old man?

You know, you should be a detective.

I think you're fucking absolutely right.

Get out of this monkey suit.

So what's it gonna take, Matty?

A hundred large?

Mm-hmm.

Look, do I see it?

You guys pull down more in a week than I make in a year.

So I think I deserve a taste.

What do you think?

What's in it for us?

Well, you get to keep the bitch and the kid.

And I leave.

There's no love lost.

You see, the broads in this town, they only fuck guys with money.

And the niggers, they use this badge as target practice.

So I'm done.

I'm out.

I'm finished.

You know, this is a one-time deal.

I don't like you.

Not even a little bit.

If I ever catch you around here again, I'll put you down myself.

You're threatening me, old man.

You just made it 200, Lodge.

Plus the sandwich.

Go take your sandwich.

We'll get back to you.

Make that soon, all right?

Damn right, pal.

Freak.

Well, looks like one last job.

Look, I understand.

I didn't mean for things to turn out this way.

Don't bullshit me.

Jay, you should have told Mike to accept.

I should have told you to keep on moving.

Now it's starting all over again.

You and Manny are just alike, except you're a lot more polished now, a little bit more smoother.

I just want to give him what he wants, so he'll leave us alone.

I just want you to be happy.

How can that be?

You're into God knows what.

I'm not stupid, Nikki.

Everything I do is about this family.

Everything's straight up and down.

For Allie, you, myself.

Then what was Manny talking about?

I heard what he said about you and Harry.

It's bullshit.

It's a shakedown.

It's eating him up that I have something and he doesn't.

You want me to go?

I don't know what I want anymore.

I'm sorry, Maria.

I learned how to horseback ride.

Regular Jane, yeah?

You're not kidding.

Cool.

Look, you can do all this.

Hey, where are you going?

I don't know.

You might need these.

Sweetie, come here.

I'm just going to wait for the night, all right?

Okay.

Be back tomorrow, okay?

Listen, before we go to the park, we might get lost, but you know how to read a map?

I don't know how to read a map.

I think Mommy knows how to read a map.

Nicky?

What do you want from me, Manny?

I'm sorry to disappoint you here.

Because you know that's what he is.

He's a thief.

I mean, do you watch the news, huh?

Or read the newspaper?

What do you think?

What do you think paid for this house, huh?

They're robbing banks.

Please.

You're tired for one last one.

Now come on, baby.

You want to cut me?

Go ahead and cut me.

Cut my fucking throat.

Manny.

Go ahead.

Because I'm going to smack you in the fucking...

Okay, okay, okay, okay.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

I'm sorry.

Okay.

I would never hurt you.

Never hurt you.

I mean, you just never...

You guys, do you not think I missed when Allie would come into her room and wake us up in the morning, put her in her bed for the week?

Yeah, yeah.

Then why did you do this?

Why did you throw me out for?

Manny, let it go.

No.

Let it go.

No.

You've got to move on.

Okay.

You've got to.

Move on?

Yes.

I already have moved on.

Please.

I don't need you anymore.

And I still love that kid.

You know, she's more my kid than his.

I mean, I raised her, didn't I?

Yeah.

Then you can't take her away from me.

You can't do that.

You took her away from yourself, Manny.

She loved me, loved me more than him.

Have you told her yet?

You know what it does to me when I see you with him?

You know, I think it hurts.

And you cut my fucking heart out, Maria.

You've always known how I felt about Nikki.

I really don't care anymore.

I don't know.

It used to be worth everything.

I don't need you.

Manny!

Let's go.

Michael, I told you to wait in the fucking car.

Manny, let's go now.

Come on.

Are you okay?

Sure am.

I think I'm gonna go for the bank day on Cannon.

Okay.

You're hitting that stuff awful hard, aren't you?

Don't start with me now.

I'm just saying, you know.

You know, this Manny thing's got me all screwy.

He's even got me believing that we throw him some money, he'll go away.

You know, but his kind always come back for more.

What are we gonna do, you know?

He'll just take it out on Maria and the kid.

I can't let that happen.

Well... You know, I could even do this one alone.

I mean, it's Beverly Hills.

A lot of traffic, a lot of people.

You could get caught.

Or worse than that, he could rat on us.

What's he gonna tell?

I mean, all our money's legit.

You took care of that, right?

Right.

Just in case, I'll tell Manny Westwood.

And forget about doing this job alone.

Hey, Maura.

I missed a spot.

Don't worry.

You'll get yours.

Yeah.

Well, Harry, you don't think a fuck of me.

I mean, you can think about it.

You forget I know this guy.

I set him up.

And you guys ain't that bright.

And I'm not coming up short, Harry.

I just want to take care of you and have this thing over.

It's just like the old days.

It's a shakedown.

You know what I mean?

You disappear.

That's the deal.

And for once in your life, you keep your end up.

Look at me, Harry.

This deal goes bad, I'm gonna bust the captain at everybody's ass.

You know what I mean by everybody?

Everybody.

You'd hurt your own daughter.

She ain't my kid.

Oh, you don't know?

That's Nikki's kid.

I got no love here, bro.

Hey, fuck this.

I just want to know where it is, Harry.

Where's it going down?

And I swear to God, you lied to me.

I'm trying your sorry ass in the pool right now.

Glendale Fed.

Westwood Boulevard.

Good point.

Good point.

Oh, no.

Oh, yes.

Henrietta, will you...

Excuse us, please.

I'll get back to you.

What are you doing here?

I was in the neighborhood.

Are you gonna rob me?

Why not?

You ready?

And this time, press the button.

What?

Yeah.

Hit the button.

Go right ahead.

Let's go.

Same, uh, the same way?

No, this time I need 200 grand.

Take 100 grand yourself, just like before.

It's okay.

But this time, tell them it was a uniformed cop that got you.

Okay?

Happy holidays, Will.

First Perfectional Bank, located Brighton Way, Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills.

Suspect is a male, white, wearing a police uniform.

211 in progress.

Wilshire and Doheny.

Suspect wearing a police officer's uniform.

Suspect wearing police officer uniform.

Approaching caution.

Suspect with bitter arm.

I don't think you're good.

Six approximately in 30 seconds.

Drive an assistant unit back out.

Any units to respond?

30 seconds or less.

Attention LA units, code 3 response, 211 now.

First professional bank, located Brighton Way in Rodeo Drive, Beverly Hills.

Suspect is a male, white, wearing a police uniform, carrying a briefcase, he is medium built.

Suspect was last seen southbound on Rodeo Drive and out of view.

Units to respond, 30 seconds or less, identify.

Where do you think you're going, you fucker?

Oh, you're surprised to see.

Go ahead.

Go ahead.

I'll blow your fucking brains all over that pretty little suit of yours.

Now give me the fucking bag.

Nothing changes, does it, huh?

Nobody changes, Nicky.

You know that.

Now give me the fucking bag.

You prick.

Am I a prick?

Let me ask you something.

How many times did you take it up the ass in the joint, huh?

A lot.

You look really stupid, you know that?

The suspect is seen at Via Rodeo Drive.

This is a guy dressed in a cop uniform.

He's got a gun.

Don't do it, Perry!

Fucking shit!

HELP!

SOMEBODY!

Shit!

That's Manny!

Manny!

Freeze!

Stop right there!

Stay where you are!

Put the gun down!

Drop the gun, Manny.

Put it down.

Come on, Manny.

Put it down.

Don't do anything stupid.

Put it down.

Manny, put down the gun.

Drop the gun, Manny.

Manny, put the gun down.

Drop it now.

Drop it.

Come on.

Don't be stupid, Manny.

Look at me.

Look at me, partner.

Manny, don't.

Manny, Manny, put the gun down.

Manny, put it down.

Drop it.

Come on.

No, Manny, don't!

Manny, drop it.

In a bizarre twist, the gentleman bandit has turned out to be an officer on the Los Angeles...

The gentleman bandit was shot and killed late last night in Beverly Hills.

Another suspect is apprehended at the scene whose role in the robberies has yet to be determined.

So we bid farewell to Harry today, known by his friends as the gentleman's gentleman.

He was a good, decent man.

He was now joining his wife, Shirley, in the hereafter.

May we keep him in our prayers.

Old friends never truly die.

Shalom.

Can I talk to Daddy?

Come here, sweetie.

I love you.

I love you too, sweetie.

And I want you to go, Daddy.

I have to go, sweetie.

I'll be home soon.

When I come home, we'll have us a real family.

Just the three of us.

You're just going away on a business trip?

That's right.

Just for a little while.

be a cowgirl?

I know.

Regular Wrangler Jane, right?

Come here, sweetie.

I'm sorry.

I screwed everything up.

I love you, Maria.

I love you.

I'll be waiting, okay?

I believe in everything I'm gonna give this town worth But if I scale this wall around me And find someone to hold on me Or if I fail and find no words to speak

Turn out the lights I wanna be alone tonight I'm out here in the blur Got my friends and I'm alright But it seems everyone I meet just makes me wonder I take my time And all my friends agree

You just give up and then they'll pay.

But I still try, cause I still believe.

I will I will

Thank you.

Always dancing down the street With his way blue eyes And every new boy that you meet Doesn't know that meals suffice Here she comes again When she's dead beneath the stormy sky

She'll make you feel.

Here she comes again.

When she stands beneath the starry sky.

I kind of like it when she dips.

She's my best friend's girl.

She's my best friend's girl.

You've got your nuclear boots And your drip-dry glove Oh, and you bite your lip

It's a reaction to love, love, love.

Here she comes again.

When she's dead beneath the starry sky.

Yeah, I make a flip.

Here she comes again.

When she's dead beneath the starry sky.

Here she comes again.

I guide her like the way, like the way it skips.

Cause she's my best friend's girl.

She's my best friend's girl.