Small Prophets (2026) s01e06 Episode Script
Episode 6
1
Michael!
SEAGULLS SQUAWK
It's time to go!
We can't wait!
SQUAWKING GROWS LOUDER
MICHAEL SIGHS
HE GROANS
He's filling buckets again.
The man is an imbecile.
Why does filling buckets
make him an imbecile?!
You just don't like him
because he's different from you
and you don't understand people
who are different from you.
Why is he always in that shed?
What's he doing down there?
He's got pets.
What kind of pets?
I don't know. Animals in jars.
Fish.
Fish?! Listen, I don't know
and I don't care.
He can do what he wants
in his own shed.
Just leave him alone.
GURGLING
Oh, bugger.
What are you doing?
HE TAPS JAR
HE TAPS JAR
Ooh
MOBILE PHONE RINGS
Hello?
Hello. Michael's phone.
END CALL BEEPING
Hello?
Michael?
Michael?!
Good morning, your majesties.
OK
Who will answer me a question?
Will you?
Will you tell me the truth?
OK, erm
..I want to know something
really specific, OK?
Something
Something really stupid.
Will I
SHE SIGHS
Will I ever be in Neighbours?
OK.
OK.
OK, OK, yeah, one more question.
Your Majesty, I need you
to tell me some numbers.
Six numbers.
PHONE RINGS
Hello. Animal Watch.
Can I help you?
Yeah, hiya. My neighbour
has got monkeys in his shed.
OK, can I take your name, please?
Is this a good number
to contact you on?
You don't need to contact me, OK?
You'd prefer to remain anonymous?
No.
I would like to report my neighbour,
Michael Sleep.
OK, can I have a brief understanding
of what it is
you're calling about today?
I've just told you, for God's sake!
My neighbour, Michael Sleep,
has got monkeys in his shed.
OK, there's no need to talk to me
like that, sir.
Like what?! I'm trying to report
monkeys here, pal.
Is the animal in a situation
that requires urgent human help?
Do you not need a licence
to keep monkeys?!
Certain species of monkeys
you do, yeah.
Is this animal in a situation
that requires urgent human help?
Well, I'd say keeping
shaved monkeys in jars of water
probably isn't good for them,
wouldn't you?
I'm sorry, your neighbour has
shaved monkeys in jars of water?
That's what I said, right.
And he's put them in clothes.
How many monkeys? Three.
Are you sure they're monkeys?
No! I'm not sure what I've seen,
to be honest, pal,
but I know I didn't like it.
Right, I'm struggling slightly
with this information.
Do you maybe want to calm down,
have a think about
exactly what it is you wish
to report, and phone us back?
No. I'd like somebody
to come and investigate.
Can I take your address?
I'm not giving you my address!
Thank you for your call.
END CALL BEEPING
Fuck!
Bloody hell!
Water butt was empty, had to go
down the canal. Give us a hand.
Yeah. Sorry.
Is he all right?
He looks different.
What's wrong with them?
I don't know.
Did you speak to them
when I was gone?
Did you ask them any questions?
No.
You need to ask them about Clea.
I know. When?
Soon. I'm not ready.
Right, well, you might not have much
time. I mean, they don't look well.
I'll ask tonight.
We'd better get to work.
Yeah, right, OK.
Oh, your phone rang while
you were getting water,
but they didn't say anything.
There was someone on the other end
but I don't think
they could hear me.
British Columbia? That's the one.
Where's British Columbia?
Michael? Eh?
Where's British Columbia?
Canada.
Hello, mate.
MUSIC: Float On
by Modest Mouse
# I backed my car into a cop car
the other day
# Well, he just drove off,
sometimes life's OK
# I ran my mouth off a bit too much
# Oh, what did I say?
# Well, you just laughed it off,
it was all OK
# And we'll all float on, OK
# And we'll all float on, OK #
Michael?
# Float on, OK
# And we'll all float on anyway #
Yeah, it's me.
Coast is clear.
# All right, already,
and we'll all float on
# All right, already,
we'll all float on
# All right, don't worry,
we'll all float on
# Even if things get heavy,
we'll all float on #
I mean
What?
What sort of time do you
call this? Yes, exactly!
What sort of time do you call this?
You should've been here an hour ago.
We slept in.
Are you two? What?
An item.
No! Urgh!
Jesus! Are you having a laugh?!
I'm old enough to be her dad!
What's going on?
Do you mind, Brigham?
No. What's going on?
Head office are due here any minute
and if I wasn't so desperately
short-staffed
and if I didn't so desperately
need you on the shop floor,
I would fire you right here
on the spot. Right.
But you're not going to?
Erm, no, I just said, I can't
because I desperately need you here.
Well, that told us.
Can I have a go on your long bike,
Michael. Brigham, we haven't got
Head office are due here any minute.
I feel like I'm running
a nursery school here!
MOBILE PHONE RINGS
Or a circus.
Don't answer that. Don't answer
Michael, don't answer it.
Hello, Hilary? Bloody Hilary again!
He's done what? Michael! Shush!
OK. No, I'll come over right now.
OK.
My dad has won a motorbike.
I need to get over there.
Brigham, I need my bike back!
Brigham!
Hey, sorry, no, you're going
to have to move that, love.
I've got to get out 'ere.
You can get your car through there.
Not without mounting the pavement,
I can't! Then mount the pavement.
It's an Audi!
MEN CHATTER
Excuse me!
Dad, what the hell's going on?
Erm Nothing.
What do you mean, "Nothing"?
Where did the bike come from?!
I won it.
Bikes and Beverages Magazine.
Have you seen what you've done
to the lawn?
Well, it's a bit more powerful
than I'm used to.
REVVS LOUDLY
Off the bike.
Off the bike, Dad!
I'm just getting used to it.
Argh
Dad, this is Kacey.
She's my friend from work.
She's helping us with the project
with the prophets.
Oh.
Right, I'm going to bring
the bike round the front.
Tracy? Kacey.
Stacy? Kacey. Oh.
Brian. Nice to meet you, Brian.
I've heard a lot about you.
Nothing good, I hope. He says you're
a pain in the arse. Excellent!
So, how are you getting on
with the homunculi?
It must be about time to exhume
the jars from the manure.
They're out. Dug 'em out last night.
Already? Yep.
And? Did he ask his questions
about Clea?
Not yet, no. I think he's
I think he's building up to it.
Well, he hasn't got much time.
Once they pass the state
of divination,
they start to deteriorate.
Oh, right.
I mean, they were already looking
pretty ragged this morning.
And for goodness' sake don't waste
time by asking them questions.
Every question you ask them
wears them out.
Shit.
Have you been wasting questions?
Oh, here they are. Just apologising,
Dad, on your behalf,
for the mess in the garden.
Don't worry, love.
We need to get back to your house
quickly. What's the rush?
Can we borrow your bike?
I'll be two seconds.
CAR HORN
Are you joking me?
Hey!
Hello. Are you the owner? Yes.
Mr Sleep? Michael Sleep?
Who are you?
We're from the Open University.
We have reason to believe that
there was a very prominent meteor
sighted in the area
a couple of nights ago and
Sorry, what do you want? We're
looking for a valuable meteorite.
We think it may be in your house.
How valuable?
I mean, invaluable as far
as furthering our
No, no, no. How much is it worth,
monetary value?
Depending on its size and type,
it could be worth
several thousand pounds.
No, you're all right, thank you.
Pardon? Not today, thank you.
I am looking for a bird book
that could be worth £10 million.
That kind of knocks your
several-thousand-pound space rock
into a cocked hat, doesn't it?
Now
They're my boxes.
Right, OK, thank you.
Here we go.
Michael, I'm trying to move
my car out, here.
Oh. Good luck with that, Cliff.
You're going to have trouble
getting past all this lot.
Erm, excuse me!
Who gave you permission
to take all this stuff?
Hello?!
Can you go and check
on the prophets?
I'm going to go and find out
what the bloody hell's going on.
Hi, Olive. Hello, Michael.
Oh, God.
Hello, Michael. You're home early.
What are you doing, Roy?
I'm taking back my property.
That stuff belongs to me.
Are you Michael Sleep?
Who are you?
We're from the Open University.
We have reason to believe there was
a meteorite landed in this area
two nights ago. Is that
what you're looking for, too?
No.
He's looking for a bird book.
F!
Argh!
Bastard!
Argh!
You can't do this.
It belongs to me, Michael.
You are squatting in my house.
Right, I'm phoning the police.
Nine, nine, nine.
Hello. Police, please.
Michael, hang up, for God's sake.
Don't embarrass yourself.
Hello. Yes. Erm
Well, I'm being burgled.
Yes. Michael Sleep,
30 Marvin Gardens.
It's just off the Wilmslow Road.
Oh, you know it?
Well, they're taking things out
of the house without my permission
under the guise of being
a removals company.
MOBILE PHONE RINGS
Hello. Erm, I'm just going to
put you on hold.
Give it up, mate.
The king is out of his jar, OK?
He was trying to get at the queen,
and he's in here somewhere
but I don't know where he's gone.
He, like, attacked me.
He jumped on me, scratched my face.
OK, thank you for your call.
I'll be there as soon
as I possibly can. Bye.
END CALL BEEPING
Hello, officer. Sorry about that.
Where were we?
Burgled!
30 Marvin Gardens.
It's just.
Wilmslow Road.
OK, thank you. Bye.
I don't know what to say, Michael.
That was ridiculous.
Your phone rang halfway through.
Do you seriously expect me to
believe The police are here.
They're bloody good 'round here,
the coppers. What do I say?
I'll speak to them. It's legally
my property - I'll explain it.
I'll be in my shed!
Hello, there.
There's been a mix-up.
I think you've had a wasted journey.
Are you the owner of this property,
sir?
Yes, I am,
but there's no burglary.
We've had a report that
you're keeping monkeys here.
Monkeys?
Do you mind if we have
a look around?
No.
Aargh!
Don't yell! You know it upsets them.
Right, it's in here somewhere
and it's out of its jar.
It was on me face.
It was horrible. Like a cold sponge.
All right, all right, calm down.
We've got to get it back
in its water.
Where Where is it? I think it's
under those shelves, over there.
Broom.
Be careful, it scratches.
Your Majesty?
It's me, Michael.
We've got to get you back
in the water, mate.
Argh!
Oh, no! Argh!
Get him off me!
Argh! Argh!
Aaargh!
Ow! Your Majesty!
CRUNCHING
It hurts!
Argh!
MICHAEL GROANS
HE HISSES
Do you mind opening this up for me?
Bloody hell.
Is that the Action Man helicopter?
Yeah.
OK
..I'll knock him off the curtain,
you throw something over him.
Ready?
Three, two, one
Argh! Get him, get him, get him!
GROWLING
Urgh!
Urgh Urgh!
Urgh, urgh, urgh, urgh, urgh!
Oh, Your Majesty.
POLICE OFFICER MIMICS
HELICOPTER BLADES
It's over.
I can't let them be discovered.
I'm going to have to put them
out of their misery.
You haven't asked your question.
There isn't time.
There is time
..if you do it now, OK?
This might be your only chance,
mate. Come on, be brave.
Ask.
Why is it here? I don't know.
I don't live here.
I mean, it's my house,
but my sister's partner lives here.
He's a bit of a strange bloke.
Up to all sorts.
What's his name? Michael.
Michael Sleep.
Do you know where we can find
Mr Sleep?
Yeah. He's in the shed.
I need an answer
..about Clea.
It's about my Clea.
Is Clea alive?
Your Majesty
..one last question, mate.
Will Clea ever come back home?
Does she love me?
Does Clea love me?
Mr Sleep?
BANGING ON DOOR
Michael Sleep?
It's the police. Would you mind
opening the door, please?
HE LAUGHS TEARFULLY
BANGING ON DOOR
Michael Sleep, it's the police!
Open the door!
Police! Open the door!
BANGING ON DOOR
Argh!
COUGHING AND SPLUTTERING
Hang on.
There you go.
Fight amongst yourselves.
What are you going to do now?
I think I have to go to Canada.
How are you going to get there?
Can you get to Canada
on a motorbike?
You can try.
Kace, I'm so sorry you didn't
get to ask your question.
I did, actually.
While you were getting water.
And?
I think I have to get to Australia.
No way!
THEY CHUCKLE
KACEY GIGGLES
Seriously?
You're going to be in Neighbours?
Apparently. Fuck.
SHE LAUGHS
How are you going to
get to Australia?
I might have asked another question.
Split it?
MICHAEL LAUGHS
Hopefully it'll be enough
to pay for the flight.
Yeah.
And some acting lessons.
Prick.
# I put the kettle on
# The wise man's song
# For you
# I took a needle and thread
# To make amends with you
# And the tape rolls on
# Another year gone
# And I await your cue
# I put the kettle on
# The wise man's song
# For you. #
Michael!
SEAGULLS SQUAWK
It's time to go!
We can't wait!
SQUAWKING GROWS LOUDER
MICHAEL SIGHS
HE GROANS
He's filling buckets again.
The man is an imbecile.
Why does filling buckets
make him an imbecile?!
You just don't like him
because he's different from you
and you don't understand people
who are different from you.
Why is he always in that shed?
What's he doing down there?
He's got pets.
What kind of pets?
I don't know. Animals in jars.
Fish.
Fish?! Listen, I don't know
and I don't care.
He can do what he wants
in his own shed.
Just leave him alone.
GURGLING
Oh, bugger.
What are you doing?
HE TAPS JAR
HE TAPS JAR
Ooh
MOBILE PHONE RINGS
Hello?
Hello. Michael's phone.
END CALL BEEPING
Hello?
Michael?
Michael?!
Good morning, your majesties.
OK
Who will answer me a question?
Will you?
Will you tell me the truth?
OK, erm
..I want to know something
really specific, OK?
Something
Something really stupid.
Will I
SHE SIGHS
Will I ever be in Neighbours?
OK.
OK.
OK, OK, yeah, one more question.
Your Majesty, I need you
to tell me some numbers.
Six numbers.
PHONE RINGS
Hello. Animal Watch.
Can I help you?
Yeah, hiya. My neighbour
has got monkeys in his shed.
OK, can I take your name, please?
Is this a good number
to contact you on?
You don't need to contact me, OK?
You'd prefer to remain anonymous?
No.
I would like to report my neighbour,
Michael Sleep.
OK, can I have a brief understanding
of what it is
you're calling about today?
I've just told you, for God's sake!
My neighbour, Michael Sleep,
has got monkeys in his shed.
OK, there's no need to talk to me
like that, sir.
Like what?! I'm trying to report
monkeys here, pal.
Is the animal in a situation
that requires urgent human help?
Do you not need a licence
to keep monkeys?!
Certain species of monkeys
you do, yeah.
Is this animal in a situation
that requires urgent human help?
Well, I'd say keeping
shaved monkeys in jars of water
probably isn't good for them,
wouldn't you?
I'm sorry, your neighbour has
shaved monkeys in jars of water?
That's what I said, right.
And he's put them in clothes.
How many monkeys? Three.
Are you sure they're monkeys?
No! I'm not sure what I've seen,
to be honest, pal,
but I know I didn't like it.
Right, I'm struggling slightly
with this information.
Do you maybe want to calm down,
have a think about
exactly what it is you wish
to report, and phone us back?
No. I'd like somebody
to come and investigate.
Can I take your address?
I'm not giving you my address!
Thank you for your call.
END CALL BEEPING
Fuck!
Bloody hell!
Water butt was empty, had to go
down the canal. Give us a hand.
Yeah. Sorry.
Is he all right?
He looks different.
What's wrong with them?
I don't know.
Did you speak to them
when I was gone?
Did you ask them any questions?
No.
You need to ask them about Clea.
I know. When?
Soon. I'm not ready.
Right, well, you might not have much
time. I mean, they don't look well.
I'll ask tonight.
We'd better get to work.
Yeah, right, OK.
Oh, your phone rang while
you were getting water,
but they didn't say anything.
There was someone on the other end
but I don't think
they could hear me.
British Columbia? That's the one.
Where's British Columbia?
Michael? Eh?
Where's British Columbia?
Canada.
Hello, mate.
MUSIC: Float On
by Modest Mouse
# I backed my car into a cop car
the other day
# Well, he just drove off,
sometimes life's OK
# I ran my mouth off a bit too much
# Oh, what did I say?
# Well, you just laughed it off,
it was all OK
# And we'll all float on, OK
# And we'll all float on, OK #
Michael?
# Float on, OK
# And we'll all float on anyway #
Yeah, it's me.
Coast is clear.
# All right, already,
and we'll all float on
# All right, already,
we'll all float on
# All right, don't worry,
we'll all float on
# Even if things get heavy,
we'll all float on #
I mean
What?
What sort of time do you
call this? Yes, exactly!
What sort of time do you call this?
You should've been here an hour ago.
We slept in.
Are you two? What?
An item.
No! Urgh!
Jesus! Are you having a laugh?!
I'm old enough to be her dad!
What's going on?
Do you mind, Brigham?
No. What's going on?
Head office are due here any minute
and if I wasn't so desperately
short-staffed
and if I didn't so desperately
need you on the shop floor,
I would fire you right here
on the spot. Right.
But you're not going to?
Erm, no, I just said, I can't
because I desperately need you here.
Well, that told us.
Can I have a go on your long bike,
Michael. Brigham, we haven't got
Head office are due here any minute.
I feel like I'm running
a nursery school here!
MOBILE PHONE RINGS
Or a circus.
Don't answer that. Don't answer
Michael, don't answer it.
Hello, Hilary? Bloody Hilary again!
He's done what? Michael! Shush!
OK. No, I'll come over right now.
OK.
My dad has won a motorbike.
I need to get over there.
Brigham, I need my bike back!
Brigham!
Hey, sorry, no, you're going
to have to move that, love.
I've got to get out 'ere.
You can get your car through there.
Not without mounting the pavement,
I can't! Then mount the pavement.
It's an Audi!
MEN CHATTER
Excuse me!
Dad, what the hell's going on?
Erm Nothing.
What do you mean, "Nothing"?
Where did the bike come from?!
I won it.
Bikes and Beverages Magazine.
Have you seen what you've done
to the lawn?
Well, it's a bit more powerful
than I'm used to.
REVVS LOUDLY
Off the bike.
Off the bike, Dad!
I'm just getting used to it.
Argh
Dad, this is Kacey.
She's my friend from work.
She's helping us with the project
with the prophets.
Oh.
Right, I'm going to bring
the bike round the front.
Tracy? Kacey.
Stacy? Kacey. Oh.
Brian. Nice to meet you, Brian.
I've heard a lot about you.
Nothing good, I hope. He says you're
a pain in the arse. Excellent!
So, how are you getting on
with the homunculi?
It must be about time to exhume
the jars from the manure.
They're out. Dug 'em out last night.
Already? Yep.
And? Did he ask his questions
about Clea?
Not yet, no. I think he's
I think he's building up to it.
Well, he hasn't got much time.
Once they pass the state
of divination,
they start to deteriorate.
Oh, right.
I mean, they were already looking
pretty ragged this morning.
And for goodness' sake don't waste
time by asking them questions.
Every question you ask them
wears them out.
Shit.
Have you been wasting questions?
Oh, here they are. Just apologising,
Dad, on your behalf,
for the mess in the garden.
Don't worry, love.
We need to get back to your house
quickly. What's the rush?
Can we borrow your bike?
I'll be two seconds.
CAR HORN
Are you joking me?
Hey!
Hello. Are you the owner? Yes.
Mr Sleep? Michael Sleep?
Who are you?
We're from the Open University.
We have reason to believe that
there was a very prominent meteor
sighted in the area
a couple of nights ago and
Sorry, what do you want? We're
looking for a valuable meteorite.
We think it may be in your house.
How valuable?
I mean, invaluable as far
as furthering our
No, no, no. How much is it worth,
monetary value?
Depending on its size and type,
it could be worth
several thousand pounds.
No, you're all right, thank you.
Pardon? Not today, thank you.
I am looking for a bird book
that could be worth £10 million.
That kind of knocks your
several-thousand-pound space rock
into a cocked hat, doesn't it?
Now
They're my boxes.
Right, OK, thank you.
Here we go.
Michael, I'm trying to move
my car out, here.
Oh. Good luck with that, Cliff.
You're going to have trouble
getting past all this lot.
Erm, excuse me!
Who gave you permission
to take all this stuff?
Hello?!
Can you go and check
on the prophets?
I'm going to go and find out
what the bloody hell's going on.
Hi, Olive. Hello, Michael.
Oh, God.
Hello, Michael. You're home early.
What are you doing, Roy?
I'm taking back my property.
That stuff belongs to me.
Are you Michael Sleep?
Who are you?
We're from the Open University.
We have reason to believe there was
a meteorite landed in this area
two nights ago. Is that
what you're looking for, too?
No.
He's looking for a bird book.
F!
Argh!
Bastard!
Argh!
You can't do this.
It belongs to me, Michael.
You are squatting in my house.
Right, I'm phoning the police.
Nine, nine, nine.
Hello. Police, please.
Michael, hang up, for God's sake.
Don't embarrass yourself.
Hello. Yes. Erm
Well, I'm being burgled.
Yes. Michael Sleep,
30 Marvin Gardens.
It's just off the Wilmslow Road.
Oh, you know it?
Well, they're taking things out
of the house without my permission
under the guise of being
a removals company.
MOBILE PHONE RINGS
Hello. Erm, I'm just going to
put you on hold.
Give it up, mate.
The king is out of his jar, OK?
He was trying to get at the queen,
and he's in here somewhere
but I don't know where he's gone.
He, like, attacked me.
He jumped on me, scratched my face.
OK, thank you for your call.
I'll be there as soon
as I possibly can. Bye.
END CALL BEEPING
Hello, officer. Sorry about that.
Where were we?
Burgled!
30 Marvin Gardens.
It's just.
Wilmslow Road.
OK, thank you. Bye.
I don't know what to say, Michael.
That was ridiculous.
Your phone rang halfway through.
Do you seriously expect me to
believe The police are here.
They're bloody good 'round here,
the coppers. What do I say?
I'll speak to them. It's legally
my property - I'll explain it.
I'll be in my shed!
Hello, there.
There's been a mix-up.
I think you've had a wasted journey.
Are you the owner of this property,
sir?
Yes, I am,
but there's no burglary.
We've had a report that
you're keeping monkeys here.
Monkeys?
Do you mind if we have
a look around?
No.
Aargh!
Don't yell! You know it upsets them.
Right, it's in here somewhere
and it's out of its jar.
It was on me face.
It was horrible. Like a cold sponge.
All right, all right, calm down.
We've got to get it back
in its water.
Where Where is it? I think it's
under those shelves, over there.
Broom.
Be careful, it scratches.
Your Majesty?
It's me, Michael.
We've got to get you back
in the water, mate.
Argh!
Oh, no! Argh!
Get him off me!
Argh! Argh!
Aaargh!
Ow! Your Majesty!
CRUNCHING
It hurts!
Argh!
MICHAEL GROANS
HE HISSES
Do you mind opening this up for me?
Bloody hell.
Is that the Action Man helicopter?
Yeah.
OK
..I'll knock him off the curtain,
you throw something over him.
Ready?
Three, two, one
Argh! Get him, get him, get him!
GROWLING
Urgh!
Urgh Urgh!
Urgh, urgh, urgh, urgh, urgh!
Oh, Your Majesty.
POLICE OFFICER MIMICS
HELICOPTER BLADES
It's over.
I can't let them be discovered.
I'm going to have to put them
out of their misery.
You haven't asked your question.
There isn't time.
There is time
..if you do it now, OK?
This might be your only chance,
mate. Come on, be brave.
Ask.
Why is it here? I don't know.
I don't live here.
I mean, it's my house,
but my sister's partner lives here.
He's a bit of a strange bloke.
Up to all sorts.
What's his name? Michael.
Michael Sleep.
Do you know where we can find
Mr Sleep?
Yeah. He's in the shed.
I need an answer
..about Clea.
It's about my Clea.
Is Clea alive?
Your Majesty
..one last question, mate.
Will Clea ever come back home?
Does she love me?
Does Clea love me?
Mr Sleep?
BANGING ON DOOR
Michael Sleep?
It's the police. Would you mind
opening the door, please?
HE LAUGHS TEARFULLY
BANGING ON DOOR
Michael Sleep, it's the police!
Open the door!
Police! Open the door!
BANGING ON DOOR
Argh!
COUGHING AND SPLUTTERING
Hang on.
There you go.
Fight amongst yourselves.
What are you going to do now?
I think I have to go to Canada.
How are you going to get there?
Can you get to Canada
on a motorbike?
You can try.
Kace, I'm so sorry you didn't
get to ask your question.
I did, actually.
While you were getting water.
And?
I think I have to get to Australia.
No way!
THEY CHUCKLE
KACEY GIGGLES
Seriously?
You're going to be in Neighbours?
Apparently. Fuck.
SHE LAUGHS
How are you going to
get to Australia?
I might have asked another question.
Split it?
MICHAEL LAUGHS
Hopefully it'll be enough
to pay for the flight.
Yeah.
And some acting lessons.
Prick.
# I put the kettle on
# The wise man's song
# For you
# I took a needle and thread
# To make amends with you
# And the tape rolls on
# Another year gone
# And I await your cue
# I put the kettle on
# The wise man's song
# For you. #