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Finally Dawn (2023)

Thanksgiving & Drama Movie Collection.
(Philosophical/Docudrama/Melodrama/Psychological/Anthropological/Teen/etc.)

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Thanksgiving, Dramas Movie Collection.

Finally Dawn (2023)

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[inspirational music]

[whooshing]

[pop music]

[light whimsical music]

[dramatic music]

[crackling]

[crickets chirping]

[bird chirping]

[wind blowing]

[footsteps approaching]

[speaking in German]

[distant expl*si*n]

-[distant engines whirring]

-[distant g*nshots]

[captain speaking]

[distant g*nshots]

[soldier speaking]

[captain speaking]

[distant explosions]

-[thudding]

-[creaking]

[soft creaking]

[distant g*nshots]

[distant siren wailing]

[captain speaking]

[soldier speaking]

[footsteps approaching]

-[soft creaking]

-[gasping]

[captain grunts]

[siren wailing continues]

[captain grunting]

[chair grating]

-[loud expl*si*n]

-[gasps]

[debris clattering]

[shakily breathing]

[distant g*nshots

and explosions]

[captain mumbles]

[shakily breathing]

[sniffs]

Mm. [sniffs]

[woman gasps]

-[captain grunts]

-[loudly gasps]

-[loud g*nshots]

-[shout]

[empty shells clattering]

[groans]

[whimpers]

[thudding]

-[captain sniffles]

-[g*n clicking]

[g*n c*ck]

[grunts]

-[g*n clicks]

-[captain grunts]

[grunts]

-[g*nshots]

-[thudding]

[thudding and clattering]

-[distant explosions]

-[heavily breathing]

[engines rumbling]

[man 1 distantly shouting]

On your feet,

officers! Hurry up!

There's a freight coming in.

-[indistinct shouting]

-[man 2] Keep it going!

[engine rumbling]

[indistinct chatter]

[man 3]

Walk. Hurry! Move!

[distant explosions]

-[siren wailing]

-[man 3] March! Move your foot!

Down the street...

[indistinct shouting]

[water splashing]

[somber music playing]

...march! Hurry! Move!

-Is she injured?

-I don't know.

[speaking in Italian]

No! [cries] No!

[soldier sighs]

[sniffles]

Si?

[loud expl*si*n]

[music increases]

[engines rumbling]

[man 4 distantly shouting]

Go! Go! Go!

[dramatic music playing]

[indistinct shouting]

[water splashing]

[sniffles]

[shakily exhales]

[film reel whirring]

[indistinct murmuring]

[speaking in Italian]

[indistinct chatter]

-[lighter clicks]

-[shakily breathing]

[indistinct chatter continues]

[engines rumbling]

[horn honking]

[engines rumbling]

[indistinct chatter]

[air-brake hisses]

[rattling]

[distant indistinct chatter]

[soft sizzling and bubbling]

[scoffing]

[uplifting music]

-[laughing] Si!

-[laughing]

[sharply exhales]

[grunts]

[soft rustling]

[softly chuckles]

[Angelo distantly speaking

in Italian]

-[Elvira speaking in Italian]

-[Angelo distantly continues]

[chatter continues]

[gentle music]

[distant indistinct chatter]

[distant indistinct chatter

continues]

[people clamoring excitedly]

[light dramatic music]

[engine rumbling]

[Bruno speaking in Italian]

[laughing]

[indistinct shouting]

Riccardo!

[mouthing]

-[Elvira in Italian]

-[speaking in Italian]

[indistinct chatter]

[birds chirping]

[latch opening]

[door clanks shut]

[light whimsical music]

[soft clinking]

[indistinct chatter]

[lights buzzing]

[camera shutter clicks]

[door opens]

Huh.

-[indistinct chatter continues]

-[door opens]

[indistinct shouting]

[camera shutter clicks]

[shakily breathing]

[camera shutter clicks]

[door opens]

[camera shutter clicks]

[camera shutter clicks]

[camera shutter clicks]

[sighs]

[softly blows]

[casting director]

So?

[indistinct chatter]

[man speaking in Italian]

[clattering]

[birds chirping]

[soft creaking]

[muffled women

indistinctly chattering]

[film reel whirring]

[tapping]

[door closes]

[Josephine]

Is the dress okay?

Good, we're going.

[sharply blowing]

These soldiers belong

to the Empire--

These soldiers belong to the--

[gasping]

These soldiers belong

to the Empire's...

[indistinct chatter

and shouting]

[birds chirping]

-[snarling]

-[men marching]

[growls]

-[drumbeats playing]

-[crowd distantly cheering]

-[Mimosa] Oh!

-[cheering continues]

[man]

Oh! Oh!

-[speaking in Italian]

-[cheering continues]

[crowd chanting]

[Dutch]

Cut!

[man 1 shouts]

Cut!

[man 2]

Okay, everybody...

[snarling]

[door opens]

[door slams]

[light inspirational music]

[inspirational music]

[indistinct chatter]

[man 1 indistinctly shouting]

-Okay, guys, be ready! Come on!

-[speaking in Italian]

[man 2 speaking in Italian]

[man 1]

Everybody, position!

Sight the loop, please!

Come on, guys,

get up! Get up!

Rolling!

[film reel whirring]

[man 3]

Sound speed.

-[man 4 speaking in Italian]

-[claps]

[wind howling]

[light suspenseful music

playing]

-[music increases]

-[crowd cheering]

-[music stops playing]

-[cheering continues]

[wind howling]

-[man shouts]

-[blades clanging]

-[grunting and groaning]

-[crowd cheering]

[blades ringing]

[dramatic music playing]

-[thudding]

-[groaning]

-[man shouting]

-[clanging continues]

[crowd chanting]

-[shouting]

-[grunting]

-[thud]

-[groaning]

[crowd cheering]

-[shouting]

-[flesh squelching]

-[groaning]

-[crowd cheering]

[blade ringing]

-[thudding]

-[shouting]

-[screams]

-[crowd booing]

-[panting]

-[grunting]

[booing continues]

-[groans]

-[spits]

[music continues]

[panting]

-[flesh squelching]

-[crowd gasping]

[man shouts]

-[blade ringing]

-[yells]

-[sharply exhales, grunts]

-[wind howling]

[clinking]

You have won.

You have defeated

the most valorous

of my warriors.

I gave you my word,

and now you are a free man.

You can take Princess Daphne

away with you.

But your men's souls

belong to this kingdom!

-[crowd cheering]

-[shouting] That was not

our agreement!

The agreements are...

[wind howling]

...what I say they are.

[crowd cheering]

Make your choice!

[wind howling]

Princess Daphne...

[yells] or your comrades' lives?

[shakily breathes]

These soldiers belong

to the Empire I serve.

These valorous men...

...are that Empire's body...

...its flesh...

...and its strength.

Flesh is fated to die.

Not the Empire.

[clinking]

And the Empire needs

this young woman.

[crowd booing]

[wind howling]

[soft rustling]

[light ominous music playing]

[music increases]

Go then.

And may destiny spare

your tomorrows

from its most vicious ferocity.

Wait!

First...

...you must face your fear.

-[wings flapping]

-[crowd cheering]

[birds shrieking]

[men crying and screaming]

-[Dutch] And cut!

-[man 1] Cut!

-[indistinct chatter]

-[deeply exhales]

[groans]

My God!

-That's incredible.

-Are you kidding me?

Is-- it's so-- it's so real.

Why can't I do that?

Sean, that was sappy!

-Oh, my God, Jo,

that was terrific.

-Oh, thanks, Dutch.

I mean, how did you?

-It was incredible!

-Oh, come on, it was just okay.

Different,

different from the Pharaoh.

-With this close up, you changed

the destiny of your character.

-[Nan] Sean!

-[Sean] What? Are we watching...

-[Nan] Where are you going?

-...the same thing?

That was incredible.

-[Nan] Yes, that was--

-What are you doing?

No, Sean. Sean? Sean.

-I'm gonna go say congr--

-What?

-You can't just go up there

every single time!

-You cannot control me,

okay? Just let me--

-Don't--

-Please.

-Sean?

[Dutch]

Now, if you allow me,

we change the angle

of the camera?

Production is pushing me

to see all the extras.

-Of course, darling.

-[Dutch] Okay!

Right. So we change

the angle, guys.

[man 1 distantly]

Okay, everybody, can we--

[man 2]

Everybody, position!

[claps] Thank God!

[laughs]

[laughs]

-[indistinct chatter]

-[fire crackling]

It was fantastic.

-[Josephine] Hmm.

-No, unbelievable.

Truly. So real.

-You're doing all the hard work.

-[Sean] That's a lie,

and you know it.

That one's staying in.

That makes the picture.

[deeply exhales] Water.

[softly] Thank you.

[softly slurping]

-[woman chuckles]

-[distant indistinct chatter]

So who's the girl

who replaced Renata?

You?

This is for you.

It's a gift.

From Josephine.

-And the shoes.

-[thudding]

[door bangs]

[door closes]

[clanks]

[light suspenseful music]

[crickets chirping]

[dog distantly barking]

[engine rumbling]

[growling]

-You're still here.

Jesus, she's furious.

-[growling continues]

Come with us. Hop in.

-[Josephine] What's happening?

-Her mother's waiting for her.

-But there's no one here.

Where are you going?

-[snarls]

-Her mother--

-I understood.

There's nobody here.

Come with us.

No. No disturbo.

Come with us, get in.

-[growling]

-Come on.

[car door closes]

-[engine starts]

-[growling]

[engine rumbling]

[suspenseful music]

It looks so good on you.

What's your name?

[speaks in Italian]

Mimosa.

Beautiful.

I'm Josephine.

And this,

this elegantly groomed gentleman

behind the wheel

is Rufus Priori.

He's my best friend,

but most importantly,

a mastermind when it comes

to creating artists.

Walking through Rome.

Did you like it?

[Rufus speaks in Italian]

[Josephine]

Grazie.

Have you met Sean?

Sean...

...this is Mimosa.

-Hi.

-Oh, he can be so rude.

No.

I'm just mediocre, aren't I?

-[groans]

-[sighs]

[sighing] Oh, you're so tedious!

Tell me. Tell-- tell m--

tell me that

you don't think that.

No matter what you say,

I know that's what you think.

I should've made my voice

more husky during that line,

I should've made it clear

exactly when my character

starts to change.

Tell me.

Tell me you don't think that.

"I should, I should, I should."

You're the best scene partner

I've ever had, Sean.

[softly] That's not true,

and you know it.

[Josephine sighs]

[softly] He only knows

how to look inward.

And even then,

from far too great

a distance, I'm afraid.

She saw the sacrifice

and she was very moved.

[dog barking]

[crickets chirping]

-[patrons indistinctly speaking]

-[cutlery clinking]

[gentle music playing]

Are you okay?

Well, I must admit

that watching your work

over the past few days,

I-- I got the impression

that you were bringing

-your actual self to each

and every scene.

-[indistinct whispering]

[Stephen] With each scene,

everything seemed

suddenly more...

-...contemporary,

less classical...

-Mm.

...and elaborately posed.

-[lighter clicks]

-Now, I wonder where

such a young American woman

might've found

the points of reference

for such a precise performance.

If it's classic, it's not old.

[crickets chirping]

If it's classic, it's eternal.

Well, Daphne and I

share spontaneity...

...lack of artifice,

and straightforward sincerity.

We don't play games.

We are exactly

who we appear to be.

Our emotions are real.

[Stephen]

And, um, what about you?

Are you in love

with anyone right now?

[music continues]

[patrons indistinctly speaking]

I don't wanna talk

about that, Stephen.

-[grunts] Uh, but still, I--

-Well, just think...

...when I was younger,

and my mother took me

to the movie theaters,

I dreamed of someday

becoming an actress,

like Josephine.

When they told me

my stepmother in this film

would be played by her, I...

...I came close to fainting,

from sheer excitement.

That is to say, to work

with a sacred cow like her.

[laughs]

[Stephen]

Well, of course, you s--

you started so young.

Josephine, you...

[clears throat]

...how many years

has it been, exactly?

Why don't you leave us in peace?

-At least to dinner.

-Y-- yeah, you're

quite right, Josephine.

You're quite right. Um,

but, uh, the magazine

has really made a point

of demanding that the article

on the making of the film

should be enriched

with a special profile on Nan.

A sort of diary

of a young American starlet's

last night in The Eternal City.

History and beauty

come together.

Poor magazines.

Which, um... uh,

film of Josephine's

is your favorite?

[music continues]

Let's see. Um...

[softy grunts]

Have you all met Sandy?

She's a young Swedish...

...poetess.

-Oh, really?

-[Josephine] She's capable

of placing the universe itself

into something so small,

you'd think you could hold it

between your fingers.

The meaning of her poetry

eludes all categories

because it is pointless

to search for the mystery

of beauty.

-[softly chuckles]

-And Sandy is a genuine star...

...who never disappoints

those who watch her,

like a meteor,

with a luminous,

spectacular trail,

before vanishing

once and for all into space.

Sandy's poems

are classic, Stephen...

...and as such,

they are eternal.

Uh, where can we read your work?

Sandy would die

if she didn't write,

but she's not dying

to be published.

Did you say she's Swedish?

What city are you from?

Don't focus on what's going on

behind the lines, Stephen.

You're embedded

in the frontline,

you have plenty to focus on,

plenty to write.

Have a nice evening, all.

Uh, where are you going?

We still need to eat.

Where the sea glitters.

Uh, scusi.

[inaudible whispering]

[chuckling]

[engine rumbling]

[hysterical laughter]

[laughing]

Sandy...

...is you, Mimosa.

Listen to her...

...and she'll guide you.

Let's go dancing.

You said something

about a party?

Shall we?

[crickets chirping]

-[gravel crunching]

-[suspenseful music]

[footsteps approaching]

[distant indistinct chatter]

-[Josephine] Oh, I think that...

-[indistinct chatter, laughter]

[car door closes]

[indistinct chatter]

-Oh! This looks promising.

[chuckles]

-[Sean chuckles]

[gentle music playing]

-Oh! Y-- you're amazing.

-[chuckling] Delighted.

-Wow!

-I've seen your--

in all of your films.

You're too kind. Thank you.

-She is Sandy.

A young poetess from Sweden.

-[speaks in Italian]

Oh, really? Well,

I'm a publisher, but above all,

-I'm an avid reader of poetry--

-[singer] I am

walking through Rome

With my heart on a string

-Dear God, please help me

-Oh.

-And I am so very tired

-How sweet.

Of doing the right thing

-Dear God, please help me

-No, way.

And I was walking

through Rome

And there is no room to move

But my heart feels free

And then he motions to me

With his hand on my knee

Dear God

Did this kind of thing

happen to you?

And the heart feels free

The heart feels free

[singer]

And the heart...

[Josephine]

Feels

[both]

Free

[all clapping and cheering]

Wow! Oh, grazie, grazie!

[chuckling] Oh, thank you!

Grazie. There you are.

-Where's Sean?

-I don't know.

I'm still quite interested

in this young, lovely lady.

-Mm.

-A poet.

What was your name again?

She's Sandy. Just plain Sandy.

That's how she signs her work.

Um, I do speak

a little bit of Swedish.

[speaking in Swedish]

Will you excuse me, gentlemen?

[chuckling] I'm sure

you'll forgive me.

Jesus Christ! A publisher

who speaks Swedish. [chuckles]

Two glasses of champagne,

please.

[sighs]

[soft pouring]

Josephine!

Alida.

-Darling, ciao.

-[Alida] Ciao.

[gentle music playing]

I was told I missed one

of your great performances.

[Josephine]

Oh. Ha, ha.

No, I sang

with the sweetest man.

Have you finished sh**ting?

Uh, may I introduce you

to Piero Piccioni?

Pleasure to meet you.

Piero is a great jazz pianist.

Mm. Unpredictable.

"Doroteo" is more my conviction.

[chuckling]

This is Sandy.

She is a dear friend

and a great Swedish poetess.

Ciao.

Pleased to meet you. Alida.

-Where in Sweden?

-Well-- [sharply inhales]

[speaking in Italian]

Didn't you know he was in Rome?

Will you-- excuse me.

[laughing]

[music continues]

[music continues]

[sharply exhales]

[ominous music]

[romantic music playing]

[laughs]

[music stops]

[all clapping]

[light ominous music]

Sandy. [chuckles]

This is Sandy,

a friend of mine from Rome.

This gentleman is

an important part of me.

-[upbeat jazz music playing]

-Nice to meet you.

-What?

-She wants to go.

No! [chuckles]

No, you must stay.

[gasps]

-[indistinct chatter]

-[chuckling]

[chuckles]

[music continues]

[laughter]

-[music stops]

-[all clapping]

[upbeat jazz music playing]

Alida! [laughing]

My God! Is it good to see you?

-I didn't know you were in Rome.

-[Alida] So good to see you too.

-[Sean] Have I, uh,

introduced you to-- uh, uh--

-[Alida] To Sandy?

Uh, just-- please give me one,

one second.

-I'll come find you.

-Yeah, yeah.

-[speaking in Italian]

-[chuckles] Scusi, scusi.

Stop!

[music stops]

Sandy.

Before you go...

...why don't you give us

the gift of one of your poems?

[light ominous music]

Come.

[indistinct murmuring]

I give you... Sandy.

[music continues]

[softly chuckles]

[lighter clicks]

[indistinct murmuring]

[softly gasps and sniffles]

[sniffles]

-[softly sobs]

-[sniffles]

[shakily breathes]

[clapping]

It's poetry without words.

It's her finest composition!

-[laughs]

-[all clapping]

-Brava!

-[all cheering and clapping]

-Brava!

-[woman 1] Brava!

[indistinct chatter]

-[woman 1] Brava!

-[clapping continues]

[cheering]

-[woman 2] Brava!

-Brava!

[softly] Brava.

-[man] Brava!

-[woman 3] Brava!

[laughs]

Brava.

[jazz music playing]

[speaking in Swedish]

[speaking in Italian]

...Signorina Sandy!

Congratulation!

Come with me!

[inaudible chatter]

[music continues]

[indistinct chatter]

Casa-- after. After, casa.

Excuse me, gentlemen.

She's with me.

Ma--

Why?

Wait! Wait, wait, wait.

[panting] I-- I have

to tell you, I, uh...

...Josephine...

...she would give

her left arm to have...

...even an ounce...

...of your talent.

She thought

she was tricking you, but...

[softly] but--

-But you...

-[shouts] A lion!

A lion!

Get the f*ck out of here!

-[jazz music distantly playing]

-Okay.

-[Reinhart] Run away!

-What are you

talking about, a lion?

-What do you mean, a lion?

-Run away!

[Sean shouts]

What the hell

do you mean, a lion?

[stutters] Uh-- a--

-a f*cking lion!

-Okay. Okay--

-Lion! [shouting in German]

-[Sean] O--

[shouts] A lion!

-[Sean] Hey! Reinhart!

-[indistinct shouting]

Reinhart!

[shouts] This-- come, check!

[panting]

-What?

-A lion escaped for real!

-I swear-- [laughs]

I know... [stutters]

-You as*h*le.

-...a, a lion actually escaped.

-A lion, Reinhart?

-Everyone is lo--

[indistinct shouting]

-You f*cking--

[laughing]

-[Sean] Cocaine?

-[snorting]

-[laughs]

-Cocaine!

-Ah! Where did it come from?

-[snorting]

-Maybe from a circus.

-Uh, no, I mean this loveliness.

-Thank you.

-From Trinidad.

My uncle Jonathan

brought it back from a trip

to South America.

[snorting, exhales, sighs]

[sniffs, deeply exhales]

[laughs]

[snorting]

-[coughs]

-[laughs]

[softly] Now.

This is very precious stuff,

not at all easy to find.

And it'll make you feel good,

believe you me.

[light tense music]

[fire crackling]

-Oh, no-- [chuckles]

not like that. Like, uh...

-[chuckles]

...like this. Place it

right here, like this,

and... [snorts]

...snort as hard as you can.

[snorts]

-[coughing]

-[chuckles]

-Are you okay?

Are you-- [laughs]

-[coughing continues]

[sniffs]

[grunts, sniffs]

How did you do

what you did back there?

Can you tell me?

She is the best actress

I've ever seen, I swear.

Did you not see her down there

in the saloon? No?

-Are you an actress?

-And what an actress!

[music continues]

[Marco]

Ah.

-What?

-She says that perhaps

the lioness-- the one

in the cage at Cinecitt.

Ah, yes, that makes sense!

What?

She wants to go home.

No. No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

I'll go get us some drinks

and I'll be back right away.

I need to be with you tonight...

[whispers] and forever.

Okay.

-[door closes]

-[snorting]

[music continues]

[music increases]

Come here.

Come here. [sniffs]

[mimics roar]

-[bangs on door]

-[maniacal laugh]

[bangs on door]

[heavily breathing]

[laughing]

[indistinct chatter]

[footsteps approaching]

[music continues]

[door softly closes]

[Ugo laughing]

[heavily breathing]

[music continues]

[woman gasping and crying]

[sobbing] No! No!

No! [crying]

[crying continues]

[crying] No!

[crying continues]

[panting]

-[loudly gasps]

-[Sean gasps] There you are.

Where are you going?

Hey, what happened?

Sandy? What happened?

-What happened?

-[heavily breathing]

It's okay, I'm here now.

Hey, hey! Hey.

It's all right.

Wait. [chuckles]

[glass clinks]

-[cork pops]

-[gasps]

Sorry.

[chuckling]

[cork clatters]

[soft pouring]

Brings good luck.

[softly] To your grace.

[soft clink]

Take me with you...

...wherever you go.

Promise me.

[birds softly chirping]

[sighs]

[rattling]

-[birds chirping]

-[man continues in Italian]

[water gently lapping]

[engine rumbling]

[waves crashing]

[shakily breathing]

[engine rumbling]

[bell distantly tolling]

[engine stops]

[engine starts]

Yes?

Lockwood?

Oh, you are the poetess.

Third floor.

Tres.

Hurry up, Nan. It's

dangerous!

-No!

-Is this one of your poems?

[engines rumbling]

[woman]

Oh, come on, Nan, come on!

I'm not afraid to die.

-[door bangs]

-[engine rumbling]

[indistinct chatter]

[Mimosa heavily breathing]

[Josephine distantly laughing]

-[laughing] No.

-[Sean] Come on,

just this once,

-there's-- nobody's--

Just this once, please.

-[Josephine] No.

[Sean]

I promise, I'll never--

I'll never ask you again.

-[Josephine] I said, "No."

-[Sean] Let's make an exception?

I won't ask you again,

okay? I swear.

Why can't we?

Rules.

Now, go to sleep.

[sighs] I'm tired.

[door closes]

[mumbles]

[key clinking]

[door closes]

[sharply inhales]

I didn't really ex--

Ciao.

Uh, what are you doing here?

[paper rustling]

This is Josephine's handwriting.

I didn't write this.

[grunts]

She woke me up.

But I had a great time

with you... Sandy.

I really did. [chuckles]

Yo-- do you understand?

You're a great actress.

I learned a lot

from you yesterday, but...

...but I-- I need Josephine.

Back home, I need her.

[shakily breathes]

Yeah, I know.

[softly] It's time

for you to go home.

Get some sleep.

[Josephine]

Come in.

Please?

[door closes]

[Josephine]

Have it ready by 4:00 p.m.

[woman]

Yes, ma'am.

[shakily breathes]

[door softly creaking]

[deeply blows]

[softly grunts]

[sighs]

[glass lid clinks]

[exhales]

-[gasps]

-Who is it? For God's sake,

get out of my room!

[soft rustling]

[soft rattling]

[gentle music playing]

[indistinct chatter]

[cutlery clinking]

[inaudible chatter]

Oh.

[water gently splashing]

[birds chirping]

[Josephine speaking Italian]

[heavily breathing]

[growling]

[growling continues]

[growling]

[water splashing]

[growling]

[water splashing]

[shakily breathing]

["Last Nite" by The Strokes]

Last night, she said

"Oh, baby, I feel so down

Oh, it turn' me off

When I feel left out"

So I, I turned 'round

"Oh, baby

I don't care no more"

I know this for sure

I'm walkin' out that door

Well, I've been in town

for just 'bout 15

oh, minutes now

Oh, baby, I feel so down

And I don't know why

I keep walkin' for miles

And see, people

they don't understand

No, girlfriends

they can't understand

Your grandsons

they won't understand

On top of this

I ain't ever gonna understand

Last night, she said

"Oh, baby

don't feel so down

Oh, it turn' me off

When I feel left out"

So I, I turned around

"Oh, baby, gonna be alright"

It was a great big lie

'Cause I left

that night, yeah

Oh, people

they don't understand

No, girlfriends

they don't understand

In spaceships

they won't understand

And me

I ain't ever gonna understand

Last night, she said

"Oh, baby, I feel so down

See, it turn' me off

When I feel left out"

So I, I turned around

"Oh, little girl

I don't care no more

I know this for sure

I'm walkin' out

that door," yeah

[song stops]

[gentle music]

[music continues]

[music increases]

[music continues]

[music continues]