01x06 - No More Buffets

[bunniefuu]

- [Both Women] What
is he doing here?

- Get out, bye, just go.

Go, no, wait, you too, Rodney.

- What's up, man?
- Slap it.

Nice to meet you.

- Okay, that's what's up, bye!

Get the out, bye.

Looks like Rodney thought
he was coming back

by the way he walked up in here.

- Oh, looks like the
guy with the girlfriend

was sneaking back home.

Now, how could you do
that to me, Mahogany?

You know what I just
went through with Rodney.

- Do what to you?

I thought you were
still going through it,

unless I was right about Rodney,

and you two are
getting back together.

What happened to his side chick?

Oh wait, side chicks.

- I don't know.

- Don't do this, Shara.

Don't be like, miss Sheila.

- What does my mom have
to do with any of this?

- You're the one who's been
saying since high school

that she dates down.
- My mother and father

were never together.

So, don't even try
to compare me to her.

- Why not?

She's always poured all
of her hopes and dreams

of marriage into you.

That's why none of her
relationships work out.

- How about your hopes
and dreams, Mahogany.

Huh?

Mahogany is this smart,
beautiful, strong girl.

Why could you be so stupid?

- Stupid?

Oh, I'm the one being stupid.

He was caught on camera with
two different women, Shara.

Two.

You deserve better than that.

You deserve better than him.

What did he say to
make you take him back?

- Your last real
relationship, Mahogany,

was with Derek.

Now you're out here
f*cking someone else's man?

- It's more
complicated than that!

- That's not complicated
for me, Mahogany!

Or do I not get to tell you

that I think that my best friend

deserves more than to
be someone's side chick.

- f*ck you.
- f*ck me?

- [Mahogany]
Judgemental and rude.

- That's the Rose way, right?

Huh?

It's all perfect and
happy on the outside.

And then what?

You apply a little
pressure and then what?

It's all an illusion, right?

- You glorify
relationships so much,

you don't know when to
leave when they end.

I hope you don't fall flat
on your face and get hurt.

♪ You can't hold me back

♪ You can't hold me down

♪ Put me in the g*ng

♪ Gotta get it right now.

♪ You can't hold me back

♪ You can't hold me down

♪ Put me in the g*ng

♪ Gotta get it right now

♪ Whoa, ah me

♪ You're the one
I want and only ♪

♪ I don't want the
ones that's phony ♪

[phone ringing]

- I could send you a d*ck pic

if you wanna keep
looking when I'm gone.

[both chuckling]

- Well, speaking of gone,

I thought that the first
rule of like f*ck Club

is no sleepovers
on the first night.

- We breaking all the rules.

[man chuckling]

I think actually there is a rule

about that at the school about
fraternizing with coworkers.

- Oh my God, no, there's not.

There is!

No, I think it's like
for administrators,
not for us, right?

- Calm down, miss
Misha, I'm just joking.

- What, don't call
me miss Misha.

Especially if we're
not at school.

You're in my bed.

- Okay.

So if we not in school, what
do you want me to call you?

And how?

Look if you want,
I mean, I can just,

I can just revel
in a good memory.

We don't have to make
this weird, ya know?

- What if I like weird?

- What are you saying?

[Misha yawning]

- Oh.

Uh, look at the time [chuckles].

Look at my watch.

I have so much to do today.

- I can take a hint.

[Misha laughing]

- Apparently, I cannot.
- Oh sh*t.

[sultry, chill music]

- Okay, oh my God.

[Mahogany hyperventilating]

- Damn, usually when
a brown-skin beauty
pulls up on me,

I'm closing my bedroom
door, not opening it.

What's up, Mahogany?

- You got a full bar?

- It's fly, right?

- You know, I, I called you.

And then I called your job,

and they said you were at
work, so I went up there

to your work, but
you weren't there.

So I thought I could
just pull up on ya,

and then we could go
to the gym together,

and we could just
do [inhales sharply]

everything-
- Hell, calm down.

Did you take a
Adderall or something?

You got hella energy right now.

No, you need to relax.
- Okay, relax, yeah, yeah.

I just need to blow
off some steam.

- Okay.
- Yeah.

- I mean, if you wanna
blow off some steam,

we can get to the couch, and
we got about an hour, so.

- You know what, you are
so f*cking selfish, Derek.

Are you really
trying to f*ck me?

After all what I
said about f*ck boys.

And you got a girlfriend.

You think I'm gonna f*ck you,

then you gotta be outta
your f*cking mind.

- Oh, I hope this doesn't
get me slapped in the face,

but aren't you f*cking somebody
right now with a girlfriend?

- I never told you that.
- Exactly.

It's what you don't say.

But you think people
don't know what's going on

because you're closed off?

Yo, I've never seen you
this upset about something

you don't really care about.

- Whatever, Derek,
you don't know me.

- You're right, I don't
know who this Mahogany is.

- f*ck you.

Charge you for the session.

- Whatever.
- Call me.

[chill music]

♪ I can see the blessings
coming my way, my way ♪

♪ Blessings on blessing day

♪ I can see the
blessings coming my way ♪

[Shara sighing]

[Shara exhaling sharply]

- You are kind.

You are smart.

And you are way too
smart to settle.

You will not make the
same mistakes as your mom.

[phone ringing]

[Shara exhaling sharply]

♪ Give up, no

- Oh.

♪ We can get through this

♪ I know it's hard

♪ We gotta try

♪ And trust that God
will heal again ♪

♪ God will heal again

♪ God heal again

♪ Heal again

♪ You gotta try and
trust that God ♪

♪ Will heal again

[motor running]

- Damn, I couldn't
convince you to take me

to your bedroom last night?

What the f*ck?

- You tried.

I denied.

And then you protested until
you passed out on the floor.

- Oh sh*t, we got wasted, huh?

- Aca too.

And if you couldn't remember
that little exchange,

how would you recall
if we rolled around?

- Well, thank you for
being such a gold-star g*y.

That is not what that means.

- Oh.
- Mm-hm.

- What does it mean?

- A gold-star g*y is
someone who's never had sex

with a woman, and I was
simply trying to avoid

a case about consent,
and be a good dude.

- Well, I'm sure there's
a work rule about that

that we are still breaking, so.

- You're an intern that's
not in my department

and you're finished
in one semester.

So if you wanted to be something

more than that, we could be.

- Of course, I want it
to be more than that.

I mean, I just, I don't
have faith in relationships.

Seeing my friends and the
sh*t that they go through.

And I just don't wanna
deal with that drama.

Maybe you could try being
a good friend to me.

Like if you're
gonna cancel, call.

Don't text, and at
least have the decency

to turn your phone on
vibrate, or silent,

or at least fake like
I'm important to you.

- You are important to me.

- I wanna see what
this could be.

♪ It was real, then it wasn't

♪ First time I felt something

♪ Now all I feel is rain on me

♪ Thought I was in paradise

♪ Now I can't see
through my eyes ♪

♪ Tell me do you
feel the same thing ♪

♪ Feel the same thing

♪ Ooh

♪ So meet me outside,
meet me outside ♪

♪ Let's go for a dive,
just one more time ♪

♪ Before we sit back

[heels clacking]

- Wait, wait, before
you say anything.

I'm so sorry about last night,

and I know you must be
pissed about the Molly.

- Oh.
- And I just wanna

let you know what
really happened.

- No, no, no, no.

Hey, hey, girl, it's
cool, it's cool.

Is that what you came in
here all frantic about?

- Yes.
- It's fine.

That's what I gave
it to you for.

So you could get
loose and turn up.

Tell me about it.

Was it with the nerdy guy
that you told me about?

- I did turn up with him.

[Nicole laughing]

- It's cool, you don't
owe me any explanations.

It's fine, I'm good.

I really do want
the details though.

But just not right now
'cause I'm in our hurry.

- Wait, where are you going?

It's so early.

- Mom, can we please go?

- Ah, get back in the car.

What are you doing in here?

- You know I can't,
hate this place.

- I don't care what you
can't stand, get in the car.

Do you want me to call
your daddy to come get you?

- No.
- 'Cause I will have him

turn around, and come back,
and pick you up right now.

Child.
- Wait a minute.

You got kids?
- I got a kid.

Not kids.

Why do you want her?

- Hell no.

I mean, I just didn't know

you had a whole
teenager out here.

- I got a scream-major to
be exact, but [chuckles]

there's a lot of things
that you and I don't know

about each other yet.

But, you know, we can
tell each other in time.

There's no need to rush.

- I just kind of like to
know these things up front.

- I've lived a whole lot of
life before I met you, okay?

But I will share it with
you when the time is right.

- I get it.

Wait, but didn't she just-
- Ah, that is Destiny.

My daughter.
- Destiny.

I think I heard her say
she hates the sex store.

Like she done been
in here before?

- Of course, who
do you think put up

the magazines in here.

[Nicole laughing]

Girl, I'm joking.

No, she doesn't come in here.

That's why I'm leaving early.

I needed my manager to
come, but she's late.

So, I'm just had
to close up early

so I can spend time
with my daughter.

- Oh, okay.

- But you know if
it's okay with you,

maybe we can spend time
later this weekend,

and go to dinner.

Is that all right?

- That sounds like a plan.

Always hungry.

- Oh, and I always

like to feed ya.
- Ooh.

- Come on, I gotta go.

♪ Yeah, I hope you
ready for the comeback ♪

♪ Steer you now, sure I'm
about to bring the sun back ♪

♪ Forecast looking
bright for the comeback ♪

♪ Can't ignore it, promise
you can never sell that ♪

♪ I prayed for it, get
ready for the comeback ♪

♪ Think it's time
for the comeback ♪

[Rain laughing]

- Is that about
more money issues?

- In a way, yes.

What?

- Look, I don't wanna
cross examine you

to get info that you
clearly don't wanna give,

but I got hella questions.

- Like what?
- Like what's up with

the sneak messages,

running out in the
middle of a great night.

A great night.

The exotic cars.

Are you a drug dealer?

- Definitely not a drug dealer.

I don't know where
you got that from.

- Wait.
- What now?

- Are you married?

- Boy, no.

None of the above, okay?

- Okay.

- Truthfully, I
grew up Hollywood.

And now my dad has
to go on union strike

on my account and life, so.

- Is he there for you any
other way besides financially?

- Not really.

Right now, he's so
caught up in this,

trying to teach me a real-life
lesson at the age of 25.

And that is not love.

I mean, he used to give
me whatever I want.

He made me think that love was
transactional, not emotional.

- Do you think that what we
just did was a transaction?

Because I could tell you,

most of my money's
tied up in this house.

- No, I don't want
anything from you.

- Yikes.

- I, I mean, not like that.

What I want from you is
like emotional stuff.

- So does that mean
you aren't gonna let me

take you home instead
of calling an Uber?

- No, that is not
transactional, per se.

That's a favor.
- Mm-hm.

- I can return favors.

♪ Test my faith

♪ How am I betting on
that I don't break ♪

♪ I'm so headstrong
and you're so brave ♪

♪ Just one look
from ya humbles me ♪

♪ Say that I come and look

- [Mahogany] What happened
to the side chick?

No, wait, side chicks.

You deserve better than that!

[lively, defiant music]

- So, you read all these books?

- I did.

Did you read all yours?
- I did.

Oh, now this little
boy looks like he has

all the love in the world.

- Yeah, that's my mom and I.

I was about seven right there.

She loved me down too.

- Well, that's something her
and I can have in common.

- Oh, really?
- Loving you down.

- Mm.

[door knocking]

- Stay right here.

This is probably my dad.

We are not doing meet
the m*therf*cker tonight.

[door banging]

- I need a drink!

And some legal advice.

- On a teacher's salary,

you can't afford my
high school retainer.

- Boy, I know you saw
me coming, can we talk?

- No, that's why I didn't
answer your text or your call.

And how both of y'all get past
the doorman without a buzz?

This looks like my cue.

- No, you were
invited, they wasn't.

- Hey, it's all good.

Good things come
to those who wait.

- Well, bye.

Is that one of your
baby daddy dates?

- I won't tell 'cause
that falls under

attorney-client privilege,
and I would never bring

a John or Joan home.

That was potential.

- Well, f*ck your potential.

I got issues to
address right now.

- Really?
- And I need your help.

- Me too.

- And I'm just
supposed to wave a wand

and make everything all better?

Y'all don't listen to me anyway.

- That's not fair, Rain, we do.

- And you know we all
support each other.

It's just from time to time,

some of us need more
support than others.

- Well, buy a stronger sports
bra 'cause, b*tch, I am tired.

- Look here, I need to talk
to you about Shara and Rodney.

- I'm so tired of Mahogany
sings the damn blues.

I came in here first.

Address me, then we
can get to your a*s.

- Can we get drinks?
- Yeah, let's do that.

Mimosas.
- Come on.

- Okay.

[mellow music]
[singing in foreign language]

- All right, last raindrop,
ladies, for each of you.

Like the last drop in that
damn bottle over there.

- Listen, me and my wig are
tired of your dry-a*s raindrops.

When did this even start?

- I thought it would
be a cute addition

to my favorite
podcast, "The Read."

You know, like a correspondent.

Well, sh*t, that
check wasn't anyways.

Misha, what's up?

- Oh, like I was trying to say,

y'all know I juggle
more men and women

than a damn universal
soul circus.

But sh*t, there's just
something about both of them

knowing about each other
that just don't sit.

It's just, it's too much.

- Too much?
- Yes.

- By the way you talk
about your parents,

they should've put
better boundaries on you.

But they raised somebody
who love anybody.

sh*t, I mean, who said you
can't love them together?

- I mean, polyamory
aside, what about Nicole

having a grown-a*s teenager?

- Did she ask you
to be the stepmom?

- [Misha] No.

- Is she trying
to introduce you?

- Mm-mm.

If the answer to that is no,

then b*tch, you
doing too damn much.

- Look, when do you see
Adam and Nicole again?

- Mm, I see Nicole
tomorrow night.

I see Adam at work on Monday.

- Outside of work.

If you gonna do
them, do it together.

And stop giving
bisexuals a bad name.

- There we go, okay, good.

- Okay, miss Ross, I mean Rose.

- That's not funny.

Okay, look, I feel
like I'm f*cked.

- I mean you ain't
done enough f*cking?

- That's what I mean, okay?

Shara is mad at me at home.

I don't know what my
boss thinks of me.

And if I wanna continue
f*cking Caleb, I mean,

what does that say about me?

- Girl, you the only one
talking about this sh*t.

We don't care!

And you shouldn't care
about what anybody gotta say

about what your grown a*s
is doing with your body.

Like what the f*ck?

Do your sh*t, I'm sorry,
Rain, I just had to-

- As I was saying.

Do you plan on being in
a relationship with him?

- Right now?
- Yeah.

- No, I mean, not like this.

- Oh.
- 'Cause this sh*t

is too messy for my blood.

But he can clean that muck up.

Mm, we can clean my p*ssy out.

I, I need to focus.

- Baby, can you focus?
- That's my song.

- You understand me.

I was gonna have to
charge your a*s for advice

because this sh*t ain't free.

Your a*s gonna disregard
it any damn way.

- That's what I
should tell Caleb.

This sh*t ain't free.
- It ain't.

- Yes, I hold it in high regard.

- Very high.
- Yes.

Regardless of what Shara thinks.

- Yeah, f*ck what Shara think.

- Yeah.
- Y'all are friends.

You need to act like it.

I mean, if Shara don't
wanna support you, fine.

But friends don't always agree
with your every move, so.

- Just don't disregard where
she's coming from though.

That f*cking whack-a*s
Rodney was the worst.

- Yeah.
- No, the worst is when a guy

doesn't own the truth
when you catch his a*s.

- Facts, cheers to that.

[mellow music]

♪ 'Cause, girl, I
know that you get me ♪

- Yeah, here.

♪ So, I'll go anywhere

♪ 'Cause I'll go

♪ So, I'll go anywhere

♪ 'Cause I'll go,
I'll go anywhere ♪

♪ I don't even care
about the way in live ♪

- So, I know you're
upset that Mr. White

took you off the case that
you really, really wanted

to be on, but a
little birdie told me

that there's a really
messy divorce happening.

Client is worth millions.

- Sounds like the usual
LA saga to me, I'll pass.

- Ah, no, except she
wants half the business,

full custody of the kids, okay?

And she supposedly caught him
doing something on some app.

I don't know, but
she got receipts.

- [Rain] Why are you
so hyped about this?

- Because, silly, I know
you've been walking around here

all butt-hurt about not being
on the Kardashian-West case

when scandal is still very
sexy in this business.

And I know this business.

- That's why I keep you around,

to adjust my crown of course.

- Oh, well let me just.

[Rain laughing]

- Thank you for looking
out for my career,

and making sure I'm
not all butt-hurt.

- Yeah, well, you just make
sure to still act surprised

when they come get you later.

♪ No one else around

♪ I'll hold you down

♪ I'm always be right
here, I'ma be right here ♪

♪ Hey, hey, hey

♪ Hey, yeah, I'm always be
right here, hey, hey, hey ♪

[chill music]

- Decent work.

Almost everybody.

The relaunch has already
received interest

from over a dozen
potential investors,

which means more
work for everyone.

But today, lunch is on me.

There's a food truck

from my favorite Louisiana
food spot on Crenshaw.

Carbs [laughs] for one day only.

Go, go, go, go, go,
carbs, carbs, carbs.

Not you.

- Thank you for
the lunch, Fabiola.

- That was for people
who actually worked today

and who stayed to the
end of the relaunch.

Where's your head at, Mahogany?

- You said my name.

- Look, it's not about
what people call you.

It's what you answer to.

Do you know how many people
say my name wrong daily?

I don't, because f*ck 'em.

If you're not
addressing me correctly,

then why should I get
bent out of shape?

- That's, that's good.

It's let your work speak
for yourself, right?

- You're lucky the
event ran on autopilot.

Without you there.

Look, for someone who says
she really wants this job,

you don't show it all the time.

- Sometimes, it just
seems so hard to juggle

what I want professionally
and my personal life.

- Okay, but if your personal
life isn't paying your bills,

then I don't know why we're
even having this conversation.

- You're right.

Thank you [whimpers].

- Okay, enjoy lunch.

And by enjoy, I mean the
Caesar salad, not the beignets.

- Gotcha.
- Not the beignets.

- Not the beignets.

♪ Coming my way,
yeah yeah yeah ♪

♪ Blessings on blessing day

♪ I can see the
blessings coming my way ♪

♪ My way, my way

♪ Blessings on blessing day

♪ I can see the
blessings coming my way ♪

- Everyone, I would
like to introduce you

to Mr. Martin Reed
of Reed Records.

We will be handling his divorce.

I will be co-counsel, of course.

[foreboding music]

And we have a group
of interns here

ready to take care of
whatever you need. Mr. Reed.

- Well, they all look ready.

Like they're prepared
to handle anything.

But do we really need
all these interns?

- You're not paying
for it, Martin.

The university does.

They do a lot of late-night
reading and research

for the firm.
- Late night, oh, I got it.

Ready to handle anything
that comes up, huh?

I like having that
at my disposal.

So who am I working with?

- Well, first off
we have Brandon.

Then Taylor, who's a
first-year law student.

We have John, who went to UCLA,

but we don't blame him for it.

And Rain here, he's just
here for a semester.

- No offense, but I feel like
having all this diversity,

it's, ah, it'll hurt
us in the long run.

It looks like we're pandering.

- [Boss] Well, I'm, I'm
sure we can handle it

with just two, Ziad will decide.

- I'm sure he'll
make a good choice.

[mellow music]

♪ Slow down, we
better slow down ♪

♪ Moving too fast

♪ Slow down, we
better slow down ♪

[keys jangling]

- You didn't buy a car, did you?

- No, I bought a new
place in the city.

You don't have to move in.

I just always want you to
feel welcome and home, okay?

- What are you saying?

- I'm saying that I
want you to think about

giving up your lease in time,

so we can save
what made us magic.

- Look, living together is
not what broke us up, B.

- I know, but we
need to try, Caleb.

I'm not letting go.

- It's just not
up to you anymore.

- Like it wasn't up
to me when you said

you weren't ready
to have a baby?

We're supposed to be
a family right now.

I am fighting for us, I am
fighting for our future,

I am fighting for
our family, okay?

Get with it.

[chill music]

♪ Test my faith

♪ How am I betting on
that I don't break ♪

♪ I'm so headstrong
and you're so brave ♪

♪ Just one look
from ya humbles me ♪

[door banging]

- Who the f*ck is that?

[door banging]

Calm down!

[door banging]

Oh, hell no.

Shara, I do not have
time for the crazy.

Rod's not even here today.
- Yeah, I know.

He told me he's at work.

But he also said that he
needed the stuff yesterday,

so I figured I
would drop it off.

- So he knows you're
here right now?

Right now.

Don't come up in my crib

trying to [indistinct]
my sh*t, please.

[Shara scoffing]

- Derek, I already
have his clothes.

I mean, if you want, I can
just burn this sh*t right now.

- This is true.

Wood floors burn
easier, all right?

Hey, it's nice in
here, don't f*ck it up.

- Don't f*ck it up, my a*s.

- Why do I hate you?
- Shut up!

You better tighten up, b*tch.

Ain't no time for nerves now.

Where the f*ck his sh*t at?

This m*therf*cker's
been cheating on me.

[zipper unzipping]

Who the f*ck he taking
to a f*cking restaurant?

Oh, I'm gonna k*ll
this m*therf*cker.

What's this?

Rodney.

Shara, I'm so sorry, baby.

Will you marry me?

[mellow, pensive music]

- Lock my door, Shara.
- Shut up, Derek.

[defiant music]

♪ Nobody dare like this so
I want it, they asking me ♪

♪ If I could slow
it down, 'cause it's
coming to fast for me ♪

♪ I came up from the
bottom, now look at me now ♪

- You ready?

- I'm nervous.
- About what?

I don't know what you're
walking me into right now.

This is kind of-
- You're gonna be perfect.

Trust me, this is
your type of party.

- Oh, I actually
brought a surprise.

"Triple X Some More."
- What the f*ck is that?

- "Triple X Some More."

Some more of that.
- No, no, this is not funny.

- What you mean?

I'm not trying to be
funny, that's good.

- No.
- Whoa.

Listen, girl, that
was next level stuff.

- No, absolutely not.

- Oh my God.

[chill music]

♪ I don't remind,
you're giving shine ♪

♪ Speak up, you know I want

♪ Say something,
say say something ♪

♪ Oh, why don't you just
say something, baby ♪

♪ Say something,
say say something ♪

[door knocking]

- I brought a peace offering.

[mellow music]

- Please bring it to me.

Well, open it up.
- Just a minute.

I need to apologize.

- Ah, no you don't.
- Yes, I do.

I assumed you were single and
I ignored all the red flags.

But there were some
green ones too.

♪ You're gonna make a move

- I didn't mean to meet you
and fall in love with you.

- I like you a lot, Caleb.

But, keeping in a buck, I
don't know you well enough

to say I love you yet.

- You'll get to know me.
- I plan to.

But slowly.

- You mean platonically.

- And who would that be fair to?

Making us both wait
for what we both want.

Doesn't sound fair.

To me or Bianca.

- So what do you propose?

- We aren't dating.

No pop-ups at the bar.

No buffets.

I'm not eating
after someone else.

But I'm not gonna be
that someone else either.

- Just let me love you.

However you will allow.

♪ I'm really done with
the fairness, yeah ♪

♪ I guess

♪ 'Cause I don't ever wanna
think about losing you ♪

♪ I never had to think
about choosing you ♪

♪ I never lied to you

♪ You said you wanted
me inside of you ♪

♪ So I, I did it, I did it

♪ I should've quit it

♪ You can't even lie

♪ It's a vibe in a minute

♪ Say you gonna beat your face

♪ I'm gonna slide
when you finish ♪

♪ And if he try to touch you,
homicide is the business ♪

♪ You can get what you want

♪ I'm gonna ride you
the limits, yeah ♪

♪ She never had a man like me

♪ We too far, no,
they can't compete ♪

♪ See, I just wanna
love you, baby ♪

♪ Flee, I could never
do that to you ♪

♪ Pass on the vows, I'm
gonna throw it back to you ♪

♪ I'm gonna stick around
'cause I see our future ♪

♪ I'm gonna wait, but don't
take with the feelings ♪

♪ I guess

♪ 'Cause I don't ever wanna
think about losing you ♪

♪ I never had to think
about choosing you ♪

♪ I never lied to
you, lied to you ♪

♪ You said you wanted
me inside of you ♪

♪ So I, I did it, I did it

♪ I should've quit it

♪ I would've quit it,
but I never knew ♪

♪ Say nobody got you side,
but I'm aside with you ♪

♪ She let the windows down
when we sliding through ♪

♪ She just wanna let the
world know that she own it ♪

♪ And I believe you ain't
never had a real one ♪

♪ You done got numb to the
pain, you don't feel nothing ♪

♪ And I believe
you when you say ♪

♪ That you would
k*ll something ♪

♪ If somebody tried to
take away what we got ♪