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# No sunshine when she's gone

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# It's not warm when she's away

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# Ain't no sunshine when she's gone

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# And she's always gone too long

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# Any time she goes away

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# Wonder this time where she's gone

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# Wonder if she's gone to stay... #

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I need to see Dr Haskey. It's an emergency.

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An emergency?

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Yes.

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-Sounds worrying.

-It is.

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It's not going to affect tonight, is it?

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That's what I wanted to talk to you about.

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Oh, hi. It's me again.

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Could you give me a bell back when you get this? Bye.

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How was last night? Aunt Ag?

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Um...

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You were back late.

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No, I stopped in. Had an early night.

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Right. OK.

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Hello, is Sergeant Hollins there, please?

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Can I ask who's calling?

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It's Karen, his wife.

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Oh, hello, Karen, love.

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Just looking for him.

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It's Brian, by the way. We always got on really well.

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Hi, Brian.

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How are you?

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Good, yeah.

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Is he there?

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Hold on, love.

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Can I get him to call you back?

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Oh, OK. Thank you.

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You're welcome. Bye.

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Rob?!

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Anti-inflammatories for immediate relief and steroids short term.

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Aren't anti-inflammatories bad for your stomach?

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Bit of indigestion sometimes.

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And steroids have side effects?

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Not at this dosage. You'll be fine.

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I still think I should cancel.

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Don't be ridiculous. It's your big night.

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-But my fingers!

-You'll be great.

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-I haven't practised.

-Raw talent doesn't need to practise.

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What if I'm not ready?

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You'll be ready. You'll have to be.

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If not, you'll be letting the singers down,

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you're going to be letting Shawna down,

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worst of all, you'll be letting yourself down.

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I haven't played in a fortnight.

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-So?

-I have to practise.

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All right, then, practise!

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-My piano's not in tune.

-Not a problem.

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Not a problem at all.

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Anybody want anything from the outside world?

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-No, thanks.

-You know what? I would love a cheese and onion...

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Sandwich?

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Thanks, anyway.

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-See you.

-See you.

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I just thought it would be nice for us to eat together...

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OK.

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..since we missed each other at breakfast...again!

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Chris, you don't just get over it.

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I'm not doing this.

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I'm just saying.

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Doesn't she deserve the truth?

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I wish I'd not told you now.

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If you two are going to be OK, this is just the start.

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Thank you, Claire Rayner(!)

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It'll get harder before it gets easier.

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And what if I tell her and she can't deal with it?

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That's a chance you've got to take.

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Slow down, you maniac.

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I'd be better off driving myself.

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That's highly insulting, Terry.

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It's meant to be.

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So, you got all your stuff?

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Stuff?

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You know, your...what are they called? Ping!

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-My tuning fork?

-Yeah. Or is it all electronic now?

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No, no, no, it's all in here.

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Hammer, lever, fork and mutes.

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Use the hammer to tune the pins.

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Mute the strings not being tuned.

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Papps mute sometimes in an upright

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because it slides between the hammer shanks.

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You're going to love John.

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He moved here about six months ago,

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about the same time I started going to the Lamb.

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I'm not going to the Lamb.

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I'm not going to ask you to.

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Good, because I wouldn't go.

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I can't see why not, though. The beer's better.

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-The atmosphere.

-I've stopped drinking, haven't I?

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The atmosphere's rubbish in all pubs since they banned smoking.

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So why do you go to, where is it you go to, the Prince?

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That's different. I like the company there.

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If it's company you're after, then come to the Lamb!

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Shawna is lovely.

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She has got the voice of an angel.

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Yeah, yeah, and she plays a great piano too.

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Really? I've never seen her play.

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Anyway, who needs some brassy brunette giving them a hard time?

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Shawna's not a brunette.

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She was six months ago.

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Right.

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Very nice.

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Made for sharing.

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Are you all right?

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Yeah. I came off my bike.

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You want me to have a look?

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Nah, it's all right, it's just my lower back, L4 and 5.

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Bit of bruising. I've put a bandage round it.

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You landed on your back?

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Yeah.

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It's normally collarbones or wrists with cyclists.

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Not with me, mate. Up in the air.

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Flat on my back.

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Come on - get up, let me have a look, walk about.

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-Oh! Chris, are you sure that's just bruising?

-Yeah.

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You might have slipped a disc.

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Mand, I am absolutely fine.

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Maybe you should see a chiropractor.

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Yeah, Mum'd love that.

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Why do doctors feel so threatened by them, eh?

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They don't like them treading on their toes.

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You'd have to get a chiropractor to snap them back into place.

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That's awful!

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You didn't have any lunch.

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Yeah, no, I... Mandy shared hers with me.

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Would you excuse us a minute?

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Thanks.

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Look, I don't know how you feel, but I feel terrible.

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Much worse than I thought.

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Mum...

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I just need someone to talk to.

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I don't.

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But you must...

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No, I don't.

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Chris, I...

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Mum, Dad is never coming back,.

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and this isn't helping anyone.

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I've been like this since the anniversary.

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Why didn't you tell me?

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How could I? I've barely seen you.

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Well, I'm here now.

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-What's that?

-It's nothing.

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-That feels like a bandage.

-I'm fine. It's nothing, honestly.

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Not interrupting, am I?

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Well, actually...

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Er, not at all. What can I do for you?

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So, how are the fingers feeling?

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Bit better.

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See, I told you the anti-inflammatories would work.

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Doctor knows best. I'll leave you to it.

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John, meet Terry. Terry, John. Lamb, meet Prince. Prince, meet Lamb.

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It's nice of you to come at such short notice.

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Not really. You're paying me.

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Still...

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You going to play something so I can hear what the piano's like?

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The thing is, my fingers...I've got arthritis.

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I thought Al said they were OK.

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They're still very sore.

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-So where's the piano, then?

-Oh.

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Not that bad, then, are they?

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Do you fancy a second lunch?

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Oh, yeah - great!

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You can tell me what Auntie Ag meant.

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It's hardly out of tune.

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Still, why should someone who drinks at The Lamb

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-have any sort of judgment?

-Excuse me?

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-The beer's terrible.

-I think the beer's very good.

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-Not when I drank it.

-You think it's better at the Prince?

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What? You're saying it's not?

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I don't know. I've never been.

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Well, maybe you should try it.

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Well, maybe I will.

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Nah. I don't think so.

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What?

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I think you're scared of doing anything, trying anything.

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Why else are you pretending your piano's out of tune,

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your fingers are too painful?

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Why else won't you play?

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I haven't practised.

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Well, go on, then.

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Now?

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I'll tell you how you're getting on.

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You know you'll get an honest opinion.

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Where's the sofa?

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It's here.

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Very nice. Comfortable.

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Are you really saying if I stripped off, you'd decline my custom?

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Usual?

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No. I'm nursing my instrument for tonight's performance.

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I'll take a ginger cordial with a spoonful of honey, please.

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I can do you a St Clements.

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No, on second thoughts, I'll have a guest ale.

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I'll have to change the barrel.

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-Can I do it?

-Yeah.

-No sooner said!

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And a St Clements for yourself.

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You know the way to my heart.

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How's the old hand?

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Still hurts.

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Let me have a look?

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I don't like people looking at it.

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People?

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I've got letters after my name which distinguishes me from normal people.

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Remind me again, how long ago did it happen?

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About six months ago.

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-Have you been back to the hospital?

-No.

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Shame you can't play the piano tonight.

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In case something goes wrong.

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-What?

-Play the piano... tinkle the old ivories?

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John's playing the piano.

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Yeah. Yeah. And there's always singing, isn't there?

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# And I know, I know, I know I know, I know, I know, I know. #

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-Not bad.

-Not bad?

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It's going to be the performance of a lifetime, Shawna.

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-Of a lifetime.

-Right.

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We just have to wait for the other two tenors, then.

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-Which one am I?

-Don't worry. Not the dead one.

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Stop being so sensitive.

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I'm not.

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Which is more than I can say for some people.

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PIANO PLAYS

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Well, that might pass at The Lamb, but it won't wash in the Prince,

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where the piano's perfectly in tune, by the way.

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Do you think you could do better?

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Don't know it, do I?

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Or maybe you're just scared?

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Get off the stool.

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What?

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You're sitting on the piano stool?

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Yes.

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Get off.

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Now, show me over to it.

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HE BEGINS PLAYING

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I thought you said you didn't know it!

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I don't. I'm just talented.

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If you say so yourself(!)

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Maybe I should play instead of you.

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Fine. Come to the Lamb.

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Thought not.

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Don't you turn this around on me.

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Stop feeling sorry for yourself and play!

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Oh, I'm picking up an atmosphere!

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I think you'd better leave.

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I think so, too.

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Artistic temperament? Seriously?

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Why not?

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Who does he think he is, Liberace?

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More like Richard Clayderman.

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Yeah, and this is the Palladium(!)

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Maybe we should send you round to knock some sense into him?

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While you're there, you could talk Terry into coming back.

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Terry who?

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Terry Gerrety. He's tuning John's piano.

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MOBILE PHONE RINGS

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Oh, excuse me.

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Oh! Hello, John?

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Oh, you are kidding me?

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You are kidding me!

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See you in a bit.

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You see, the thing is about Auntie Ag,

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she doesn't engage her brain before her tongue starts working.

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She said we were having trouble. Did she mean in our marriage?

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We didn't have any trouble. We were happy.

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All right, but what trouble did we have before we were happy?

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She shouldn't have said anything.

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But she did.

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All marriages have bad patches.

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Is that what she was talking about? A bad patch?

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Yes.

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How did she know?

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Know what?

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That we were having a bad patch? You tell her?

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She practically brought me up, Karen.

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Yeah, yeah, I know. She was like a mother to you.

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Not quite, but close.

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Why does she hate me?

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She doesn't hate you, not really.

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Why did you buy me this eternity ring?

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Because, as it says, it signifies our eternity.

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I thought that's what marriage meant?

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Yes, it does, but... look, this is complicated.

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-Was I going to leave?

-No.

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Then why did you buy me the ring?

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I bought you the ring because I love you,

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and I want to be with you forever.

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But you won't tell me what happened? You told her, but you won't tell me?

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We had a good marriage, Karen.

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-Apart from the bad patches?

-And that's all they were.

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Right, I'm going to have a pudding. Do you want a pudding?

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I'll order you something.

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He's on his way.

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Here's the money for the tuning.

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I didn't finish it.

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Then finish it.

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What for, if you're not going to play?

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What, you're serious? You want me to take it back?

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What do you want me to do? Chuck it at you?

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HE SIGHS HEAVILY

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Um...

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Would you like a cup of tea or something?

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I'll make us a cup of tea.

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Mmm. Not bad.

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I've had better, but not bad.

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You not eating yours?

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Did she even want us to get married?

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Can't we just leave this now?

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No! This is, erm...this is...

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It's a woman I've never met and she knows more about me than I do.

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She didn't want us to get married, did she?

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She would have said the same about anyone.

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Nobody was good enough.

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So she blames me?

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Blames you for what?

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Whatever went on in our marriage, she blames me!

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What went on in our marriage, Rob?

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HE SIGHS

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It might help me!

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Yeah, and it might make things worse.

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Well, don't I deserve the truth?

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-Karen, please, don't.

-Just tell me!

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OK.

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OK, I will.

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We already had two kids. Two grown-up teenage kids.

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So?

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So it didn't seem to make sense to going back to having a baby again.

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We were going to have another baby?

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No. We weren't. That's the whole point.

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You got pregnant, Karen.

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And we decided it was for the best if you had an abortion.

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Say something, please.

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You went and got a pudding!

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What?

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You got a pudding!

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No! I would never have agreed to it.

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You did.

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No, it's not something I would do.

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-I feel sick.

-We didn't really have any choice.

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-I feel physically sick!

-Keep your voice down.

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-You! You make me sick!

-Karen!

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SHE SHUDDERS AND SOBS

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Karen?

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I remember. I remember!

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One little thing. Tune a piano. And get some practice in.

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Then we can all go to the Lamb.

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But, no, it has to descend into petty bickering, doesn't it?

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Petty bickering! I've got arthritis.

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And I'm not going to the Lamb.

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Yeah, you keep saying. But you don't say why!

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So, come on, why are you so determined

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not to set foot in the Lamb?

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You've obviously been there before and you know Shawna.

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So, come on, enlighten us! Why won't you go to the Lamb?

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Because I've been barred, that's why!

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We can look at this as a positive thing.

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How do you work that one out?

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Because you're starting to get your memory back.

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One tiny bit.

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Yeah, but one tiny bit of the jigsaw. Your memory is coming back.

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Do you want to know what it was, the tiny bit of the jigsaw?

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It doesn't really matter, as long as you're remembering things...

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It was you shouting at me. Bullying me.

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-Me, bullying you?

-I would never have done it!

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I just would not, you made me!

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For pity's sake, woman.

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Isn't it enough that you are remembering things about us?

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Yeah. You made me have an abortion.

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Karen, it's now time for you to grow up.

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Grow up? Are you serious?

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Are you're seriously going to sit there and say that to me now?

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"Grow up"?!

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Karen? Karen!

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Karen!

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Look, you don't need to treat me like this.

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I'm working, Mum.

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It's not like we can talk at home, is it? You're never there.

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You've got a bandage around you.

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Why won't you tell me how it happened?

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Because it's none of your business.

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Are you depressed?

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What?

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Well, you don't seem to care about anything!

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I've had enough of this.

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You all right?

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Yes.

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Chris was just showing me his bandage. Nice work.

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He did it himself. Which isn't easy.

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Mind you, neither is falling off your bike onto your back.

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No. No, it isn't.

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Karen!

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"Grow up"?!

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OK, that was out of order.

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And making me have an abortion wasn't?!

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I didn't make you.

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I wouldn't have had it otherwise!

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-Well, maybe not now when you think you're 18, no!

-Not ever! No!

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It wasn't practical! The reality was Jack and Immie!

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You should have listened to your Auntie Ag

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when she told you not to marry me.

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And I should have listened to my mum when she said don't trust a bloke. Ever!

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And you should try listening to yourself now!

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Your auntie's evil and you're evil.

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And maybe your memory comes back when it suits you.

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Don't say that and walk away from me!

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Can't stay away!

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Oh, he got you here, then? What are you like?

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Artistic temperament!

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I'm going to ask you a question.

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Well, if you're going to propose, the answer's no.

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Did you bar Terry because he was going blind?

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What?

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Just tell the truth.

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Well, I, for one, am going to find somewhere else to drink.

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You've got a charity sing-along. Well, charity starts at home!

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-John?

-You're going nowhere.

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And you, you're staying here to play the piano.

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And you? I barred you for being obnoxious.

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Only because you stopped me playing the piano.

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-Because you were too drunk.

-And whose fault's that?

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Because I gave you free beer? And you want an apology for that?

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She has got a point.

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I was going through stuff. I was losing my eyesight.

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Didn't have to take it out on me.

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You fancied me before.

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Before you slammed the piano lid on my fingers?

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What? You said you dropped a barrel on it!

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-I did it?

-You don't remember?

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No. Why didn't you say?

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You were furious.

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You slammed down the lid and went right out the door.

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-Why didn't you just stop me?

-I didn't know it was that bad.

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-Because you were too drunk?

-Yeah.

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Can I...?

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So, you can't play any more? And it's all my fault?

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It was an accident.

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-I stopped drinking that night.

-Me too.

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Sounds like a good idea.

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She can make you a St Clements. You could do that, couldn't you?

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I need to start practising.

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I wanted that baby and you stole it from me.

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Oh, come on! This is not Jackie magazine.

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Well, I'm sorry I can't be more middle-aged!

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Yeah, so am I. But it was the right decision.

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Then why do I feel sick?

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I'm not saying it made you feel happy, but you understood.

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Well, I don't now. And this is the real me!

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And the older me should have told you to get stuffed!

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Yeah, well, the older you didn't.

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And the young you, I'll never understand.

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I mean, how am I supposed to talk to the 18-year-old you

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about an abortion you had when you were 45?

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That you made me have!

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I can't do this any more.

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-Do what?

-This. Us.

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I thought it was supposed to be forever.

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So did I.

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That's why you bought me the ring.

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But it's not enough, is it?

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It'll never be enough.

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# Ain't no sunshine when she's gone

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# It's not warm when she's away

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# Ain't no sunshine when she's gone

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# And she's always gone too long

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# Any time she goes away!

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# Wonder this time where she's gone

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# Wonder if she's gone to stay

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# Ain't no sunshine when she's gone

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# And she's always gone too long

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# Any time she goes away!

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# And I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know

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TOGETHER: # I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know, I know...

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# I know, I know, I know, I know, I know

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# Baby, I oughta leave young thing alone

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# Ain't no sunshine when she's gone! #

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I know this is your way of grieving.

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You're punishing yourself.

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You and your dad, you loved cycling, and...

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What?

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Well, if that's your way of remembering him, then that's great.

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But you're overdoing it.

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Why didn't you tell me?

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You're right. I am punishing myself.

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How?

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By trying to relive it all.

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The way we used to go training. We'd push ourselves to the limit.

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But not to the point of exhaustion!

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And he would never have let you fall off.

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Well, I've booked an appointment to see a chiropractor.

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Please let me help you.

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I've got to go out.

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I'm sure you'll have noticed the lack of any

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fresh graffiti on the premises over the last couple of days.

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I'm not seeing anyone else.

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So how come I've developed a mysterious bladder infection?

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Will Karen ever get her memory back?

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Just say yes or no.

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This...is personal.

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Do you want me to go all the way?

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What do you think?

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I really am sorry if I let you down, Karen.

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