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03x24 - The Last Hurrah

Episode transcripts for the TV show, "New York Undercover". Aired: September 8, 1994 – February 11, 1999.*
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Detective J.C. Williams and Detective Eddie Torres, two undercover detectives in New York City's Fourth Precinct who were assigned to investigate various crimes and g*ng-related cases.

03x24 - The Last Hurrah

Post by bunniefuu »

Previously on New
York undercover.

I'm asking her to marry me.

You're going to ask
who to marry you? Nina?

No. Cooper. Yeah Nina.

Is that what I think that is?

Nina, I love you

and I want to spend the
rest of my life with you.

I will marry you.

[Laughing]

[Funky hip-hop intro]

♪ Work mi body

♪ work mi body

♪ take mi body

♪ work mi body

♪ work mi body

♪ take mi body

[Music continues]

♪ Work mi body

♪ take mi body...

[Theme music]

I need you to be real
thorough on this, okay.

Dust the bag, the
jacket. Everything.

We might get lucky
and find a print.

Hey, nice suit.

What happened? Somebody die?

Evidently. What do we got?

Bank heist.

Poor fool ran in the middle,
probably spooked them,

caught three in the back.

- F.b.i. Here?
- Yeah. They're inside.

So we got to walk the autopsy

and the c.S.U.
Reports on through

and hand them over to the f.B.I.

Sounds lovely.

Listen, have all the
tapes from the cameras

sent to my office

and all the witness statements

transcribed before lunch.

Thank you.

Special agent John Forbes,
New York City bureau.

Detective torres.

This is my partner
Williams, the fourth squad.

I assume you're
doing the homicide.

We'll handle the heist.

So you know this crew?

We think they did
three other hits...

Same m.O... Professional,
ruthless if needed.

So what do you need from us?

A joint investigation.

Yeah, I know that the bureau

has a little reputation

for running roughshod
over the locals,

but I need all
the help I can get.

You catch the crew,
we get the k*ller.

Whatever, man.

So here the camera
wires were cut

just as the crew
entered the doors.

Aren't they hooked
up to the alarm

so that it goes off

if somebody messes
around with them?

Yeah, but they were bypassed.

Probably a teller, minimum
wage, high-turnover job.

- You do background checks?
- Feds are doing it right now.

All you need is a bogus
address, phone number, social.

- You get the picture.
- What about the D.O.A.?

We got anything on that?

Got some smudged
partials off the leather jacket

but we have a very
nice thumbprint.

Usual suspects, gentlemen.

Let's see who fits.

Your thumbprint belongs
to some low-rank skel

by the name of Richard roth.

The guy has aliases
coming out his ears

but he just got from under

an armed robbery bid,
so we know where he is.

Can you guys handle that?

Ed, where you going?

I just, uh... I got a...

I got something personal to do.

It's kind of funny,
don't you think?

That tie?

No. Moreno's got the morning off

and Eddie's in a suit?

So?

So I'm hearing wedding bells.

Look, that's my partner.

If he was getting
married, I'd know about it.

So what? Moreno's
kept it shut, too.

Mac, you ever think
that you aren't that close?

We don't have to
be, 'cause I can see.

You need to work on
your observation skills.

You my man, need
to stop smoking crack.

Dude, they don't have a choice.

They go public on this thing

and one of them has to leave.

A married couple can't
work in the same borough,

much less the same house.

So now you want to tell
me something I don't know?

Catch up. They're tying
the knot as we speak.

Whatever, man.

Dude, ten bucks
says Eddie and Nina

are eloping.

Yo, check this out.

I will bet you...
$50 that they're not.

Not only would I know
about it, I'd be there, my man.

All right?



$50.

[Counter whirring]

What did we pull this time?

Not nearly what it
could have been.

Like?

Two-hundred thirty-four.

Damn.

Your pal d*ck's a
lightweight punk.

He jammed us up pretty good.

It happens, Jordan.

Why don't you
calm the hell down?

Richard said it
couldn't be helped.

He said the guy had a g*n.

No g*n, no way,
miles. He blew it.

He did the right thing.

The guy saw you inside and
looked Richard in the face.

- He could have I.D.'d him.
- He should have made sure

nobody saw her
in the first place.

All he had to do was go out
the door and drive the truck.

We don't put civies down
unless we absolutely have to.

He's weak. He's out.

He's a damn good driver;
They don't fall out of the sky.

This isn't your crew.

So back off, Jordan, please.

Keith?

No.

What are we going to do
about first bank of commerce?

We can't just hit it
with three people.

One thing at a time.

Call Richard.

Tell him to meet
us, get his share.

Then line the
trunk with plastic.

Miles...

Don't ever disrespect
this woman again.

["Wedding march" playing]

Couple 47, next.

Oh, god...

What's wrong?

Nothing.

You got cold feet?

No.

I can't do it.

I can't do this.

What are you doing?

Baby...

What?

I don't want to do this.

Not here, not like this.

I don't get you, woman.

No fuss, no muss.

That's what you said.

I know.

If we go through the big deal

the job finds out,
and then that's it.

It's over.

One of us

is going to get transferred.

Eddie, it's just...
I... I did this already.

I was here, exactly like
this, with Luis, on the fly.

Hey. I am not Luis.

I know that.

What can I do?

[Sighs]

If we can't have the
dress and the flowers,

and the people we love,

can't we at least get
married in the church?

Baby, that is going

to take forever.

Then they'll want us
to go to counseling

and they're going

to make us jump
through hoops, and...

Please?

[Chuckling]

All right.

Whatever you want, okay?

Take me in.

Vente.

[Phone ringing]

[Coughs]

Richard.

Where the hell have you been?

I thought you tried to stiff me.

Take it easy; I
had some business.

Nobody's happy with
the collection today

and the thing is you're out.

So pick a spot
to get your share.

What you talking
about. Who says I'm out?

Shut up and listen to me.

You pick a place and
send somebody you trust

to go get your
piece of the action.

Do you understand
me now, Richard?

[Sighs]

Yeah.

So where?

Um...

Uh, the greasy spoon.

You know the place.

Uh, about noon.

I'm sorry, man.

It's the best I can do.

[Slams phone down]

Damn.

[Sighs]

[Clearing throat]

[Uptempo hip-hop music]

- [Thud]
- [Groans]

Are you going somewhere?

Name that tune.

I'll sing any song you want.

Well, sing this song.

How about the "name
game," all right, roth?

I don't know.

Keith, miles, some
b*tch named Jordan.

No, come on now;
You know the deal.

Last names, aliases,
criminal histories...

It didn't work like that.

It's first names only.

Yeah, right.

Let me tell you something, okay?

Now, you must really be homesick

because we got your
prints off of the g*n

and the stiff.

So that's armed robbery

and homicide.

That's a doubleheader,
my friend.

This must be

your lucky day, d*ck.

What... what do
you want me to do?

Where's the money?

I don't have the money.

Show us the money.

I don't know where the money is.

Where's the money?

I'm telling you, I
don't have the money,

all right?!

Hey! Ohh. Ohh.

Ohh.

Why the hell you do this?

I'm here trying to help you.

Then stop jerking our chain!

When are you supposed to
get your share of the money?

Tomorrow.

But you know what?

It's a setup.

They're going to whack me.

But I'll tell you what.

Why don't you go in my place?

You do whatever you want to do.

[Tapping on window]

Don't be going
anywhere, tough guy.

Clean yourself up.

So, what do we think?

Well, the guy's not too bright

but he is a score, lieu.

According to him,
his crew plays hard.

So if they plan on k*lling
him, how does he know?

The guy's weak, no heart.

I'm not surprised they
want to smoke him.

There's no way he
figured that out on his own.

He's not dealing
us all the cards.

Survival instincts.

Richard's been around; He
must have them somewhere.

- I say we go for it.
- Look, we go in there,

they'll smell a plant,
and he'll jet out.

It's worth a shot, detective.

I'll use one of my men...

I can take this, lieu.

Yo, my man, it's
not even your case.

Your case is closed, detective.

The sh**ter's
sitting right in there.

Besides, one of the
tellers already made

you and Williams as a cop, so...

You have to sit this one out.

McNamara, I want you in on this.

Make your case. If
they use stolen money,

we take them.

If not, no heroics.

You make it out of
there. You stay out.

- Are we clear?
- You got it.

Okay, you want
to go in my office?

Ed, come on, man.

It's not worth it.

You know, you got a
wife to think about now.

I don't know what
you're talking about.

Yeah, right.

[Funky saxophone music]

He's late.

If he wants his
money, he'll be here.

This is for you.

What's this?

It's from him.

♪ Put on your red dress...

♪ We're gonna break
it down, baby, now ♪

♪ we're gonna load
it up baby, now ♪

And you are?

None of your damn business.

He sent me, so let's do this.

Where's Richard?

He comes himself,
or he gets nothing.

I'll tell him that,

but if I got to come
back here again

that's going to put
me in a real bad mood.

Where'd you spend time?

Joliet, vacaville and a
few other vacation spots.

I get around.

What line of work are you in?

Cars mostly, but I
dabble around. Why?

There's work if you're looking.

No thanks. Just
did a long stretch.

Not looking to get
sent up again soon,

if you know what I mean.

A man's got to eat.

I expect to do a hell
of a lot more than eat

for my expertise, you squirt.

That's my girl Jordan.

I'm Keith.

That's miles.

Adam.

If you check out, maybe I
hand over Richard's share.

What you do with it's on you.

Yeah? If you check out...

Then maybe we'll see.

Hold your positions.

He's empty-handed.

Nobody move until
he's out of the area.

- Copy?
- We copy.

You know there's not

too many women that's
going to Rob a bank.

Maybe she's a girlfriend

that got caught up
in the mix, you know?

Trying to make a
dollar out of 15 cents.

[Camera shutter clicking]

Okay.

I ain't seen you before.

That's 'cause I'm new.

Look b*tch, if you
carry your green a*s

to that corner over there,
I won't cut you today.

Really?

Mm-hmm.

That don't scare me.

- It should.
- Well, it doesn't.

[Horn honking]

Want a date?

No thanks, baby.
I'm after a sure thing.

Well that's me.

Not you, the other one.

I want the other skank.

Hey.

Put your head down in the seat

like you're taking
care of business.

Come on, I've had a
tail for the last ten blocks.

Sure.

I have!

You enjoying yourself?

Oh, immensely.

I was going to take the
whole day off, Tommy.

So you better have a good reason

for calling me out here.

That crew that took
down that bank?

They're giving me the once-over

so I'm keeping it real.

Look, Cooper said
just get the money.

If not, back off.

Well, it's turning out
better than we expected.

Go back and set up
a great cover for me,

ex-con, time spent
in joliet, vacaville.

Make it look sweet.

These guys don't
play around, Tommy.

You sure you want to
hang yourself out like this?

Yeah. We got to
catch them in the act.

Otherwise, they walk.

The hits require a
four-man operation

and right now they're
short, so it's perfect.

Anyway, congratulations,
Mrs. Torres.

What are you talking about?

Oh, don't even go there, girl.

Didn't you get
married this morning?

No.

We decided to wait.

Don't let this job
stand in your way.

You two belong together.

You know, Tommy, sometimes
you can actually be sweet,

not often, but...

Oh, sometimes?

Yeah.

You know, when I mouth
off, it's just 'cause I'm jealous.

You deserve to be happy, Nina.

Thanks.

Now get

the hell away from me

before I start
bawling like a girl.

- Go on, get.
- All right.

[Car starts]

Adam's showing up as a heavy.

He's going to work out for us.

Looks pretty good.

Why do you do this?

What?

With your skills you
could live normal.

And do what? Get a
job and work in an office?

It's not my style.

I don't think it's yours either.

So what gets you off?

Sticking it to all those
arrogant b*stards

who think they can't get hit.

That's my gravy.

You?

There's always
some loser with a star

turns you into a mission.

I want to be the b*tch they
write about but never catch.

Well that's how you
get spanked, Jordan.

That can be fun, too.

So what's the verdict?

Keep looking.

Try n.Y.P.D. Personnel.

It'll take too long to
hack into their computer.

We don't have that kind of time.

First bank gets their
delivery day after tomorrow.

What about that piece of meat
works in admin at the one-six?

Why? The guy's in b.C.I.

He has a record;
What's the problem?

There's millions

in bonds at stake.

So you make damn
sure Adam's clean

before we bring him in,

or do you have a
problem with that, too?

What do you mean?

You told Richard we
were going to k*ll him.

You're crazy.

I didn't say a word.

He was never that smart.

Now, maybe this
clown is some jailbird

Richard met along the way...

Or maybe not.

You be real careful, miles.

'Cause if you say he's
clean and he's not...

I'll take a bath in your blood.

[Grunts]

[Gasping]

Detective McNamara,

did we wake you?

What the hell's going on!

You shouldn't have
tried it this way, detective.

You should have just
caught us during a job,

and took us out like that.

We don't like you
trying the back door.

[Thud]

What do the cops know?

What do the cops know?

[Yelling]

What do they know?!

You guys k*ll me, this game
goes to a whole new level.

Trust me.

Bring it on.

[g*n clicks]

Okay.

Good night, detective.

Kiss my a*s.

[g*n shots]

[Camera shutter clicking]

Come on. Let's go.

I came to pick him up.

Look what they did to him.

Come on.

I told him not to do this.

Look, why don't you go home?

You shouldn't be here.

No... I'm fine.

Aw, man.

Yo, ed...

They got him at
point-blank range, man.

I still see the stipplings
around the b*llet wound.

Yeah, but why?

I mean, even if his
cover was blown

why didn't they just, you know,

break out and start
someplace else?

I don't get it.

Listen...

Can you guys finish up here?

Yeah.

Where you going?

Somebody has to tell his mother.

[Somber music]

How you doing, guys?

Yeah, uh...

Nina's with Mrs. McNamara.

- She's taking it very hard.
- Yeah.

Listen, I'm very sorry
about what happened.

I feel responsible.

McNamara's cover was blown.

Listen, this is the number
one man... Keith draper.

He's what we call a, "reader."

Which is?

He knows a little bit about
everything... g*ns, ammunition.

He's well-rounded but
not very focused, torres.

Couldn't take the
military discipline.

Seems you got this one wrong

because, uh, he's
got plenty of both.

Right-hand girl, Nadine Jordan.

She ran her own crew out west.

Did time on that.

Planner, double-checks
her people.

You're still not telling us
how they knew he was a cop.

Third man...

Miles Granger...

An electronics genius.

He did some time
with Richard roth,

the guy you have in holding.

I'm gonna rip this guy apart.

You're not touching
him, Williams,

because we're not going to lose

this case on revenge,
Williams, is that clear?

Don't you tell me

what I'm going to do, okay?!

Who the hell

do you think you are, huh?

You're coming in here

all starry-eyed over some
punk that k*lled a cop?

So what kind of cop
does that make you?

A realistic one.

I want the crew, but
they're long gone now.

So I'll take what I can get.

And since you can't control

your people

I'll take the prisoner.

I think my people

are showing amazing
restraint, Forbes.

[Sighs]

I'm going up to my office.

I don't want to be disturbed

until we get some more
information from our perp.

Ed, let's go.

Why don't you believe me?

I don't know anything.

Come on now, dickey-boy,
pull yourself together.

- You tired?
- I don't know anything.

Huh?

Yeah. Yeah...

Here. Here. Hey.

Ow!

Stop! Ow!

Stop!

So you called miles

and tried to play
both sides, didn't you?

Isn't that right?!

Come on, now, come on.

Stop!

Now, we got all kinds of
ways to get creative here

so we can do you
without leaving a Mark.

You hear me?

I told you guys

they were going to k*ll me!

I used my phone
call to call miles.

You just earned yourself
another 25 years, man

but I'm going to push

for the injection.

Where's the next hit?

I don't know!

Where, b*tch?

They didn't trust me!

Where?!

T-The first bank of commerce!

That's it.

It's the first bank of commerce.

[Wheezing]

Just stop.

The assistant manager tells me

this one interviewed for
a position here last week.

We wanted to hire him

but haven't been
able to reach him.

You got a number on him?

Disconnected. I'm sorry.

We believe this bank
has been targeted

to be hit next by this crew.

When is your next cash delivery?

Next week but we have
some great backups in place.

Everyone's money is safe
here at first bank of commerce.

Anything else?

No. Thanks for your time.

If this crew was
going to hit this place

they would have done it.

Maybe they won't hit this branch

but they'll hit some place,
and they need the cash.

Let's call the main office,

'cause if we don't do
that, we got nothing.

We better hurry up 'cause
we don't got anything.

Feel better?

No.

Why don't you lay down,
try to get some sleep?

[Sighs]

I can't sleep, Eddie.

[Sighs]

I can't stop thinking
about him, you know?

He could be so stupid
and get on my nerves

but he could be so
sweet, you know?

Like the last time?

Look, you're going to
make yourself sick, all right?

Lay down.

I can't believe he's dead.

It's going to be all right.

- I promise you.
- No.

We are going to get them.

Look, it doesn't even
matter, Eddie, you know?

They're going to
be off... You know?

In a few years on good behavior.

It doesn't matter.

I mean, it's so stupid.

It doesn't even
matter, you know?

I mean, why am I so worried
about a church, you know?

It's just a building,
I don't even know...

Don't cry, honey, come on.

It'll be all right.

Stop saying that.

It's not going to be all right.

You're both insane.

I-I can't work like this.

Stop whining.

We don't have a choice.

Jordan,

we k*lled a cop.

Which means they I.D.'d us,
surveillance, the whole nine.

They don't have us, baby.

Any tails, we lost... It's cool.

Don't you get it. They're
going to be waiting for us.

They're going to
be checking hard.

Looking where?

Richard didn't know
what we were casing.

Did he, miles?

Hell, no.

Then what's the damn problem?

Keith, you and I have
done a lot of jobs.

I would do about
anything for you

except take a b*llet.

So, please, keep
your woman in check.

Darling, we get this
kind of heat, we jet.

We lay low, and we start over.

It's the smart move.

That is how we get caught.

We get where we're going

we lay so low, even
the snakes don't see us

and we don't have
the paper for that.

Miles can drive.

We go in, get the bonds

we are out in four minutes tops.

-Darling, you sure about this?

Yeah.

Okay, then, it's a go.

Well, you can
both rest in peace.

Count me out.

You better have a
good reason, miles.

We can't pull this
job without you.

And I have thought

of everything down
to the last second.

Pagers, Jordan.

What are you talking about?

I'm talking about
getting pinched or worse.

Bank employees
carry their alarms.

They look like pagers.

[Sighs]

Then we go in sh**ting.

Anyone carrying a
pager gets cut down.

[Upbeat hip-hop music]

[Tires screeching]

Down!

Move! Get down!

[Automatic g*nf*re]



First bank of
commerce, main branch.

Go! Go!

Go! Go! Go!

[Distant police sirens]

Which one are you?

Butch or Sundance?

I ain't going out like that.

Let's do it! Go!

[g*nf*re]

- [Groaning]
- You all right?

I'll be all right.

I'm going to k*ll that b*tch.

[g*ns clicking]

You a cop k*ller?

Yeah.

[Automatic g*nf*re]

[Groans]

Go!

- [Tires screeching]
- [Sirens wailing]

You're doing fine, baby.

I'm going to get you to
a doctor; Then we rest.

We'll be out of here
before you know it.

You just hang on.

We knew the risks.

Take the money. Get lost.

Don't you leave me.

Don't you do it!

If you get into trouble, need
help, call my boy Dexter.

You know the number.

Not without you.

I can't make it
alone, baby, please.

I'm dead.

Darling, I'm already dead.

It doesn't hurt.

Keith.

Keith! Keith!

How's your arm, man?

It'll be all right.
A flesh wound.

When we find
these guys, it is on!

There it is.

Out of the car!

Out of the car!

Show us your hands!

Now!

Cover me.

Go! Go!

He's dead.

Ah! Torres.

How's Williams?

He's in the hospital.

I mean, he's okay.

It's just a flesh wound.

What about this Nadine Jordan?

Listen, I'm going to
bring you up on charges

for that stunt you and
your partner pulled.

If we hadn't done that

they would have gotten
away with another bank hit

and there'd be a lot
more dead bodies.

So do me a favor
and kiss my a*s.

We're not done here.

That man is screaming,
"police brutality."

Good chance he's going to walk.

Now, you listen to me, Forbes.

If that filth walks away

with all the
evidence against him

then it's on the feds, not us.

Now take your scum prisoner

and get out of my precinct.

Excuse me.

Hey, there, dickey-boy.

How's your face?

Listen, torres.

Why don't you take moreno home

and get some rest, all right?

Go ahead.

Nina.

Hey.

I, uh...

Spoke to my brother

and he said we can
have his church any time.

No strings attached.

No money down.

You know, Eddie, I don't
need the church anymore,

anywhere's fine.

No. No, no.

Anywhere is not fine.

So this is what
we're going to do.

Tonight you're going to go home.

You're going to get dressed

and you are going
to look incredible.

It doesn't feel right,
Eddie, with Tommy gone...

That's exactly why
we have to do it now.

No more waiting, all right?

With all this madness
that's going on around us

we need something wonderful,

and you are my wonderful.

Am I your wonderful?

Yes.

Are you going to marry me?

Yes.

Are you gonna marry me?

I will marry you.

What are you going to say?

- I do.
- You going to say I what?

♪ You're the
sweetest thing I know ♪

♪ you dim the rainbow's glow

♪ there's no power

♪ on this earth

♪ to separate us, baby

♪ you are my sunshine

♪ ooh-ooh

♪ and you are mine

♪ all mine

♪ oh-oh

♪ ooh, yeah

♪ when it rained on my parade

♪ you were there
to light the way ♪

♪ like a Rose in
the winter, baby ♪

♪ yeah

♪ you're more than I deserve

♪ 'cause you are my sunshine

♪ oh-oh

♪ oh-oh

♪ you are mine

♪ all mine

♪ yeah...

[Instrumental break]

♪ Once my darling,
my sweetheart forever ♪

♪ girl, you know that it's
you, you, only you I adore ♪

♪ they say I love you, yeah

♪ but you see, you know
you mean so much more ♪

♪ you mean so much more to me

♪ 'cause I want you to know

♪ that you are my sunshine...

Wow.

You clean up nice, Williams.

Thank you.

[Sighs]

I'm happy for them.

I hope they make it.

Me, too.

Let me ask you
something, though.

Um, think it's going
to be a problem?

I mean... we know that
they're not supposed to work

in the same precinct

but there must be
something you can do.

We have some new bodies

coming into the precinct
real soon, Williams

and you'll be able

to take your time partnering up.

I mean, no disrespect
to Nina, lieutenant

but ed has put in
more time at the house.

Yeah, he has...

And since he elected

to transfer out on his own

nobody had to make a choice.

I thought you knew that.

It says a lot about
him, doesn't it?

I'll see you later.

♪ Oh, you're...

♪ You're all mine,
all mine, all mine ♪

♪ all mine, all mine...

[Somber music]

Thought you had
a plane to catch.

Aren't you supposed
to be out of here?

Later.

I just came to clean out my desk

but I guess I'm too late.

Thanks a lot.

Don't mention it.

-I probably owe you an apology.

No, ed, you don't
owe me anything.

You did it for
your woman, right?

Case closed.

Oh, you think it was that easy?

I mean, like all of a
sudden I said to myself,

"I'm going to change
my whole damn life."

And boom. It's done.

You damn sure didn't
say anything to me.

What was I supposed to say?

I mean, look at my choice.

Either transfer or pretend
that I'm not married

so that I can keep my partner?

Bro, we work undercover.

I don't want to
live my life like that.

Ed, it would have been nice

just to know that I
was losing my partner.

A friend.

You're not losing me, man.

We're like this, man.

You and I are
always going to hang

we're going to
party at Natalie's.

We're gonna do like
we do. We're right here.

Yeah, we're right here.

We're going to be so busy

you're going to have

to check in with
Nina for updates.

How you going to
play me like that?

- We ain't going out like that.
- Ow...

Sorry. I'm sorry, bro.

You all right?

They assign you
a new precinct yet?

I'm kind of in flux right now.

You got any suggestions?

Yeah, there's always
the boogie down.

Oh, you going to let
me go out like that, right?

- Represent, b!
- Back to the Bronx!

- You know where we from.
- Come on, man.

[Sighs]

You know I got
love for you, right?

Yeah, I love you, too, man.

-Come on, walk me out.

- Hey, hey, easy.
- All right, man.

That's not the
love I need, okay?

I know what you saying, man.

Yo, how that feel?

Whatever you do,
take it easy on your

- new partner.
- Breaking out on me, man.

This is it, kid. I'm out.

Yo, b*tch.

[Phone ringing]

Williams.

You're next.

Ed!

♪ You're the
sweetest thing I know ♪

♪ you dim the rainbow's glow ♪

♪ there's no power ♪

♪ on this earth

♪ to separate us, baby

♪ 'cause you are my sunshine

♪ ooh

♪ and you are mine

♪ all mine

♪ oh-oh

♪ oh, yes

♪ when it rained on my parade

♪ you were there

♪ to light the way

♪ like a Rose

♪ in the winter, baby, yeah

♪ you're more than I deserve

♪ 'cause you are
my sunshine... ♪

[Wolf howling]