Last Chants for a Slow Dance (1977) - full transcript

Take whatever.

We're on the road again.

Are you recording?

Do you want me to now, start?
Am I supposed to start now?

You said 30 seconds, I didn't
hear anything from then.

Ok.

No, I never did think
about where I was going.

I can hardly remember
where i've been.

Shit, it's like....

life's too complicated, you know?

I mean, don't you ever get the feeling
that everything's just going by woosh!



Just going by,
it's all too fast.

Can't, can't, see anything
it's just going by.

It's too complicated you know?

I guess what I got to do is
sort through some of this shit.

Get some of this shit
out of my life...

then, then i'll know where i've been.

I don't know.

The deal is I can't remember
anything from where i've been.

The past, I don't
remember anything.

A couple of things maybe, things
that hurt, when i got hurt.

I remember being whipped
when I was a kid.

I remember that real good.

and I remember running away,
I remember running away.

All the time I was
always running away...



didn't matter where, I would
just run away all the time.

I've always been that
way I guess, like...

too much, too much inside
my head, you know...

and some of it I just had
to get out, you know...

just go off and drive
and drink beers and...

get laid, you know.

At first it upset Darlene,
that's my wife Darlene.

She'd get all upset
and cry, oh hell...

I never could explain to her it
had nothing to do with her it...

nothing to do with
her really at all,

I just had to get away,
I had to get out, you know.

She'd get upset, she threw
things at me, I mean...

anthing she could get her
hands on, knives, dishes...

she threw a pot of coffee at
me once, burnt my whole arm.

God that hurt.

I smelled like coffee.

Upset yeah... she was pregnant
see with our first kid, Bobbie.

I never wanted any kids, I never
did, I never wanted any kids.

And I got two of them, two of them.
For not wanting any, that's a whole lot.

One thing just leads to
another, know what I mean.

It does, I wish it could
work that way with jobs.

See i've been driving all over
this state for 2 fucking months...

and I can'r find nothing,
nothing, there is no work.

It's not like I
don't want a job either,

i'd do anything, I take a job.

Christ i'm sure...
i'm desperate.

I'm desperate.

That's not true,
that's not true.

Of course Darlene is on
my back, fucking bitch!

"Why don't you get a job Tom?
Can't sit all your life Tom."

God damn woman, I love
her and all that but...

Jesus Christ, you could
put shit in my face, you know.

It's not even like she
was starved either.

I put money in the bank, I put...

I put $2,000 in the bank.
She's got money.

Shit...
well it's gone, sure.

Hell, you can't get ahead,
small man can't get ahead.

I don't care what you do.

There's no way you're
ever going to get ahead.

Shit.

What i'm gonna do...

What i'm gonna do is get some
of this shit out of my life,

just get it out, just
get it out of my life.

I'm gonna make things simple...

i'm gonna make things a
hell of a lot more simple,

and then, I get to a place
where I can start over,

that's what i'm gonna do,
i'm gonna start over.

You can't man, you can't do it,
it don't work that way.

"I just received sweetheart,
your yellow roses"

I wonder what she's
doing now... Darlene.

It's 1, 1.15, she's
putting she kids to nap...

she's watching tv, watching
the television, all the time.

"You tell me that it means
that we are through,

you tell me that"... oh god.

I knew this girl in Butte...

her name was Dee, prettiest
girl, oh my god beautiful girl,

she had... had red hair and...

god damn truckers all
over this god damn road...

big motherfuckers think they can
do any god damn thing they want.

Harass the shit out
of me, arsehole.

She had red hair see, she had beautiful
curls, red hair and green eyes,

and her skin was real pale, we were
gonna run away together, she and me.

Darlene was pregnant again, our
second kid. Two remember? Two.

Billy.

Women. Women I will never
understand them, will you?

It's a real problem.
Yeah, it's a problem.

Shouldn't have had a lot of
them, I shouldn't. I still do.

I have a lot of women in my life,
all the time, any time I want.

Any time I want, there are
women, still, right now.

Pussy, I can smell it, I
can smell it a mile away.

If I was blind I can smell it a
mile away, I can smell it see.

There's some pussy out
there, you smell that?

Gimme pussy! Fuck i'm horny,
there's some pussy around.

Hey, you got pussy
waiting for you?

At home?
I got a girl.

I don't think of her like that.
What do you mean like that, like what?

That's not what I think of them.
What do you mean, pussy?

Hey sunshine, all girl's
are pussy. You got me?

You aren't one of them
funnies are you?

You one of them god damn funnies?
That's it, your one of them...

what do you call them? Funnies.

I didn't say that.
No I didn't say that.

Girls are girls.
Yeah, they're also pussy.

They're also pussy funny.
Or maybe you don't know that yet.

You wouldn't know that, you're funny.
Yeah I know that.

"They tell me that, tonight
your heart is broken."

Funny. "But you should
know, I was never untrue".

Sure is dry, really just
burn up around here. -What?

I said everything's burnt
up around here. -So?

A lot of people are gonna be
in a bad shape. Get some rain.

So what about, funny?
What about it?

Yeah, funny, what about it?

I'm just saying a lot of
people will be in trouble...

if they don't get some rain.

Big deal, so what's
that got to do with me?

I don't see that shit,
I don't load that shit.

There's nothing there.

There is nothing out there.

You'd have to be blind
not to notice that. -Huh?

I said you'd have to be
blind not to notice that.

Well maybe, maybe I was looking of
something else, you ever think of that?

I mean, you ever give that a thought?
I was looking of something else, ok?

Fucking funnies.

I didn't mean to get you uptight.

Alright, you didn't mean to
get me uptight. Well you did...

you succeeding in getting
me uptight. Are you happy now?

Hey this is my truck, I
bought this, I paid for it...

and I don't need you, I
don't need shit from you...

riding in my truck that I
paid for, I don't need that.

Jesus fucking Christ.
Jesus Christ, yeah Jesus...

You know what I think? You
know what I think funny?

I don't think you're only
funny, I think you're crazy.

I think you are fucking crazy.
That's what you are, you're crazy.

Get a fucking haircut.
Hey crazy?

Yeah, arsehole.
You ought to take a look around.

Get out.

Get out of my fucking truck.

How much it costing?
It's upto...

What is it upto now? I don't
know it's so long since...

I had a cup of fresh brewed
coffee I can't remember.

I don't know, it's pretty expensive,
can't really afford it anymore.

Drinking, you know, instant
coffee now. -Yeah.

This dress new?
No, you remember this dress?

It's an old dress I just had.
We did it a little bit.

Go slow huh?
Yeah, I have to.

It's not easy to.

Hair's lighter.

The sun.
Yeah, it's pretty.

Getting lots of sun?
Some.

Guess you wouldn't know
though, would you?

This time, not a word.
You know if...

if you don't care much about me, you
could at least think of the kids.

I mean, what about the kids?

No money, no word. What
about clothes, food?

All that shit, huh? Or just being
here, what about that huh?

Hey I just got back alright?
Hey come on.

Alright.

Ok I know I acted
like a shit alright, I...

Shit.
I should've got some money.

You call splitting
like that being a shit?

You feel like it so, whatever
Tom wants, Tom gets huh?

I get stuck here.

How long this time?

5 weeks, 6 weeks.

And the time before,
and before that?

How many times Tom?
I don't know.

You know, I wanted to come back
here because I wanted to feel good.

I don't want to feel bad anymore,
I want to feel good.

This stuff you're putting
on me, it's like shit.

It's like rubbing shit in my
face. You like doing that?

Shit in your face? Your fucking face?
When do I get to see your face?

You out in that fucking
fantasy world of yours.

Come home all lovey dovey
trying to honey me up...

and get your piece of ass.

I'm not dumb Tom.
That's one thing i'm not.

I never said you
were dumb darling.

Yeah sure you never said it.
I never said that.

You never said it but
you sure act like it.

Just like i'm some dumb broad who's
gonna put up with your bullshit forever.

You know, it's no picnic
raising two kids Tom.

One, I don't like standing
in line at welfare.

I don't like...

having people look at me funny
in the supermarket just because...

because i'm using food stamps.

You know, you could
get your ass in gear.

You could help, you son of a bitch.

You think this is
gonna help Darlene?

You think this is gonna make me want to
stay here and put up with all your shit?

I mean, what? This is
supposed to make me...

This is supposed to make
me want to get a job...

this is supposed to make me get
up in the morning and make money...

and what? Drive that fucking truck
down in that fucking hall for Anaconda?

I mean, this shit, this is
what i'm gonna come home to.

You think i'm gonna want to do that?
Yeah, I know, I know.

It's not pretty, is it?

Alright, ok, i'm sorry.

But you know it kind of drives me up the
wall having to go through all of this.

6 weeks is no small time.

6 weeks, no money, no word.

Where's daddy?
And what the fuck do I know?

Nothing, split, again.

You may have all the
reasons in the world Tom.

I mean, I know, I know driving trucks
down that hole is no fun. I know that.

But that doesn't give you the
right to just up and take off...

and leave me holding the bag.

I gotta live my life.
Yeah.

I guess we're, basically we're...

Darlene, Dar...
Yeah.

I didn't think
you we're listening.

I'm listening, i'm putting on
my face but i'm listening. Good.

So we're basically what?

Well I was thinking that,
I had this thought that...

we're just fucked up you know.
We're all of us fucked up you know?

You and me and Bobby and
Billy we're fucked up.

The whole fucking
world is fucked up.

I'm not fucked up Tom. You're the one
who is fucked up and I mean fucked up.

You are really fucked up.
Okay, okay i'm fucked up.

I know that, I admit that. But you just
have to say it again and again and again.

Tom fucked up,
Tom fucked up, Tom fucked up.

What do you want me
around here for anyway?

I'm some piece of shit you know,
just dump shit on, all the time.

What is the point?

You want to know something Tom?
Yeah, what?

I'm pregnant.

We're gonna have another kid.

Oh shit.

Oh shit.

You did it again didn't you.

I did it? What do
you mean I did it?

We did it. You got that, we did it?

We fucked, we got pregnant.

So don't give me anymore
of that you did it shit.

Yeah we fucked, but it ain't my job to
take those fucking little pills is it?

You know what?

You do that shit on purpose.

You want to nail
me to the wall.

Poor little Tommy,
you just can't take it.

What about me?

You want them to go
stick a knife up my gut?

I bet that's what
you want isn't it?

That's what you want.

Just go right in and
clean it up. It's simple.

Sure, you never had anybody
cut your gut before...

you would never let anybody
cut anything in your balls.

Oh but they can go right in
and cut up Darlene. Doesn't...

Doesn't matter.

So, what do you want to do?

What shall we do about it?
I mean are you gonna stay here?

You gonna be around?
You gonna do your job?

You gonna be the old Tom,
the Tom that I know.

The one that runs away.

That just can't take it,
that just...

poof you're gone.

Am I gonna have to
D-I-V-O-R-C-E you?

Alimony and all that
shit. Child support.

I'm tired Tom and...

I may love you a whole lot but
sometimes I really wonder why.

But, i'm not gonna
take any more.

You got that?
I mean it.

I mean if you pull any
more of this shit...

i'm gonna go see a
lawyer, I am, I mean it.

That was it, that
was the last straw.

Very huh? Rubber.

Real funny Tom, real funny.

God, can't you just be serious
for one minute, just once.

Listen, I have got to,
know what i'm gonna do.

And if you're not gonna be around
here, then I am gonna do something.

You ever read this?
No.

Hey listen to this.

I just read in a magazine,
that one of the most...

unusual letters you ever
received was from a woman..

who said that on her honeymoon,
her husband wanted her to lie...

in a tub of cold water
for 20 minutes and then...

come to bed and
pretend she was dead.

Boy is he weird. I would've been
satisfied if on our honeymoon...

my wife had taken a hot bath and come
to bed pretending she was alive.

You read that stuff?
That's nothing but garbage.

What do you mean garbage?
Don't you know man, this whole thing...

from page to page, is made up by some
crazy little quirk in the back room.

And he got nothing to do,
he just pounds crap out.

Tell me that ain't true.

This is a letter.
No man.

It's all bullshit.

You know, these rags are
put out by the government...

just to pacify people so that they
forget about their real problems.

The what people?
The government man.

They got everything.

Even how to eat. Eat all the
crap with all the junk in it.

Did you ever read...
oh wow.

Who are the cowbells?
How in the hell do I know?

This turkey in the
back room, he knows.

Sitting there, thinking
back to his childhood.

Cowbells.

I don't know. Maybe some...
lover of swiss cows.

Do you live here?
No, i'm just passing through.

What, who'd wanna live here?
I don't know, not me.

You believe that stuff huh?
I don't know, some of it yeah.

They got you too.

You know animals, they
got their shit together.

You know they really do.

You take a dog or a horse or a
cow or a pig or anything man.

He knows what's happening.

You don't find him hanging
out reading no paper.

He just does what comes natural. You're
about to do it, you're gonna eat.

You don't find me going to no
slaughterhouse now either, do you?

Well man, you know.

Hang out might be
fun sometimes. You ate huh?

I don't think so.
Hadn't planned on it.

That crap they're feeding you, that's
putting you in the slaughterhouse.

Just so somebody
can make money off you.

You're putting me on right?
No man.

If you quit reading
that stuff and

just do like the animals
do you'll be alright.

Take a rabbit, long flappy ears.
What's he like to do?

Eat?
No he likes to hump man.

Start thinking about that.
I do I do.

Now you're starting to get it then.
Just don't think about the papers.

Woman laying in bed
cold like she's death.

You don't believe that?

When was the last night you
ran into anybody like that?

Last night.

You been keeping some strange
quarters then. -Yeah, I guess.

Food's good though.
Is it good here. -Yeah.

Do you eat here often?
No but I know it's good.

How about you?
Just got here.

On your way through then?
I guess, trying to find I job, you know.

Job man, everybody's
looking for a job.

Heard anything?
No, ain't nothing.

Ain't nothing i'd wanna do.
You work?

No. I live off the government.

Off the newspaper?
No. I'm in another bureau.

How do you do that?
I just hang out and go to school.

Let the government pay for it.

Somebody else's taxes,
i'm tired of paying taxes.

Student huh?
Well occasionally.

Is that a good deal?
Yeah, better than the army.

I wouldn't know about that.

Pay me more now than they
did when I was in the army.

Is that right? Just to go to school.
Hang out and chase girls.

Lot of girls?
Oh yeah.

Are they willing?
As willing as they can get.

How long have you... lived around here?
Most of my life.

Most of your life, how
lucky can you be? -Well...

How old are you?
22.

Really, 22.
You're just a kid.

Well you know, it's
alright getting older.

Well it's all downhill from here.
Oh no.

Get married huh?
I actually did.

Married with kids huh?

They know what to do,
before I even do it.

They do, they do.

I don't know, I don't know
what to think sometimes.

So...

When that happens, what I have
to do is go away, I just go away.

What do you mean by that?

Well I guess i'm trying
to saying that...

I think you're real pretty.

Well thanks, i've never
received a compliment.

Would you refuse another drink?

This ain't no sunday school.
Well you should talk.

Hey Jim.

What are you drinking?
Bourbon and water.

Bourbon and water and another
double and some coca cola.

You been putting that
down haven't you?

Shit, shit.
Did I say something wrong?

Maybe I don't like women
telling me how to drink. Okay?

I didn't mean anything by it,
I was just being playful.

Thank you.

Playful huh?

Make you feel better?

I guess that mean yes.

Hold off til we
finish our drinks.

Okay.

Thank you.

So, where were we?

I was kissing you, remember?

No before that, what
were we talkking about?

I remember you were...
saying how pretty I was.

What's so funny?
Oh nothing, nothing.

You always laugh at nothing.
You're real strange Tom.

No, no i'm not strange.
I was...

I was thinking it was...
it was kinda funny...

thinking how you were waiting around
for me to say you were real pretty.

Well that's what we were
talking about, it's true.

Right, it's true.

It is true.

Hey,

i'm sorry I... didn't mean
to laugh at you. Okay?

You don't have to
say you're sorry.

You make me feel like a real lady.
That's coz you are one.

You're real gentle Tom.
You make me feel that way Sarah.

Mary.

Mary. Mary.

Forgiven?
I forgive you... Bert.

I like you.
I like you.

Let's go to your place.
Right now?

I don't know.
Why not?

Well, first of all I
have to finish my drinks.

Well drink them later,
he'll take them out.

I think, I like sitting
here with you. -Hey...

we can sit in your place.
Well...

I think I need a cigarette.

Where is this place?
Just up these stairs.

This has a lot of stairs.
No, it's just up these right here.

Ok. Sure?
Yeah i'm sure, I know where I live.

Hello.
I wake you up?

I just called to
see how you were.

What?

Come on don't start.

Come on.

What do you mean two weeks?
Two w...

Shit. That's impossible,
you know that.

Look, could you
stop all this shit.

Listen, Dar...

Hey I love you, can
you understand that?

Can you?

Tricks, what do you
mean 'my tricks'?

What about all the shit you dump
on me, did you ever think of that?

Yeah, yeah that's right.
Did you ever think of that?

I don't know, just back off.

Shit.

Will you cut it Dar.
I said cut it.

Go ahead and yell all you want,
what the fuck do I care?

Hey, hey look,
I do care, I do.

Yeah.

I do.

Things are gonna be alright, I promise.
It's gonna be better, I promise.

What?

There's nobody here.

There isn't anybody here.

Hey look, it's a payphone.
It's a public telephone...

somebody wanted to see use...
see how long I was gonna be.

Well I guess you're just
gonna have to believe that.

Shit.

Oh yeah, yeah i'll get hold of
myself, yeah i'll get hold of myself.

It's the god damn truth...

I don't give a shit if
you believe it or not.

Look god dammit, all i'm asking
for is a little support.

Is that too god damn
much to ask for?

You're my wife god damn it.

Oh yeah, I see, yeah,
it's all very clear.

Your wife enough to
nag and bitch and...

put shit in my face
all the time but...

your not wife enough to support me...
That's it, that's very clear.

Is that too much to ask that
you give me a little support?

Is it.
I said is it?

No I won't leave
you alone bitch.

Here we go again.

What do I care?
See anybody you want.

See 6 fucking lawyers, what
difference does it make?

What?
I don't know.

I don't know, someplace in
Montana, they all look the same.

Missoula, Butte, Kalispell,
I don't know.

Yeah, yeah it is
kinda funny isn't it?

Well the same to you.

Dar don't...
Darlene don't...

Fucking bitch.

I brought you in some coffee.
Who the hell was on the phone?

Somebody about a job.
Somebody about a job? -Yeah.

Do you always yell at people
who are about to employ you? -Yeah.

It's my boss.
Darlene huh?

Yeah, it's my boss.
Jesus Christ it's cold.

That was the boss.
Very unhappy with me.

Why would that be?
I've been gone.

I thought you said you're out of work.
I'm out of work, but that's my boss.

Your wife huh?
Yeah it's my wife, alright?

You didn't mention anything
about a wife last night.

I don't remember being asked
about a wife last night.

Well don't think it
was my place to ask.

No I don't suppose.

Are you gonna get...
all upset now?

Coz i'm married, huh?

It doesn't matter to me,
makes no difference to me.

Maybe it matters to me, alright?

Well it didn't matter a whole
hell of a lot last night.

Well last night I didn't
know you were married.

Last night you would've taken
on the whole god damn bar.

I try, I do my best.
Yeah, yeah it seems like it.

Hey, don't pull this shit.

What do you mean
don't pull this shit?

All this high and mighty bullshit.
Don't pull that bullshit.

Okay, bye.

Fucking shit.

Wherever you go.

I don't, I don't have to
listen to this bullshit.

I don't have to take this shit.
Ok, so don't take it.

I'm not going to.
Good.

Shit.

Hey, thanks.
Yeah sure.

We'll i'll see you.
Yeah.

Hey no hard feelings okay?
Oh no no.

Be careful.
Yeah, I hope you find a job.

So do I, so do I.

Roosevelt Green, Age 21,

Born February 1956,
Minter, Alabama,

Not supported by birth records.

Scars and marks:

left ear-lobe pierced,
scar on left index finger.

Green has been convicted of
assault with intent to rob.

An escapee from custody, being
sought in connections with...

a series of convenience store
armed robberies in which...

one of the victims
was abducted, raped...

and shot to death with
a high powered rifle.

He should be considered
armed and dangerous.

Cheque and postage
swindling scheme.

Nothing.

Gordon Daniel Lingard, occupations:

Bus boy, carnival worker,
cook, cowboy, mechanic...

nurse, plumber, stuntman,
TV cable service repairman.

Scars and marks:
Little finger, right hand deformed.

Tattoos: Heart, rose and
dagger, right forearm.

"Gordie" and cross, upper left arm.

Believed to be in the company of
Gail Marie Oliver, negro female.

Oliver's apprehension is
being sought by the FBI.

Lingard has been convicted of breaking
and entering and attempted murder.

Being sought as a prison escapee...

also wanted with associate
Gail Marie Oliver...

for the shooting murder of
a female prison physician.

Should be considered
armed and dangerous.

Robert Ralph Morrit, aggravated
assault, robbery and murder.

Scars on forehead, left wrist,
right bicep, mole on the back.

Armed and dangerous
and an escape risk.

Morris Lyn Johnson.

Scars and marks:
Rope burns on all fingers.

Scar lower left back,
bullet-hole scar centre of back...

and left side of chest.

Small girl sitting in
Jill on right shoulder...

small girl sitting in
Gail on left shoulder...

woman in champagne glass
on the middle of chest...

cross on left forearm,
rose on left...he's busy.

Howdy.
Hey.

You got trouble?
Yeah.

You know anything about Ford cars?
Yeah, a little.

What is that?
Marvel.

Yeah, this god damn thing.

I know one thing,
you need a new tail light.

Yeah well.

I knocked it down a little bit.

Well there's just a few
things wrong with it.

I tell you what is mainly
wrong with it is...

I think you need a
new paint job too.

Yeah, I'll tell you what
I need right now...

A whole damn new fuel pump.
That's what I think.

What makes you think that?

Well, I was coming along here
and the thing just started...

chugging you know, everything
just conked right out.

It was chugging not missing?
Right right.

I checked all the plugs anyway.

They got one of this little fuel
filters on, these gas filters?

I don't know anything about the damn
things. I just got it from my old lady.

I drove over here from
Butte to pick her up.

Butte?
Yeah.

You're from Butte?
Yeah.

You from Butte?
Yeah.

What's your name?
Fred -Fred

Fred wilson.
Fred wilson.

I'm Tom.
Tom.

Tom Bates.
Yeah.

Jesus, I think i've
seen you around there.

Don't you work over there at the mine.
That's right, I used to.

I thought i'd seen you around
somewhere around there..

Wilson?
Yeah, I got a little station down there.

Oh I bet.

I think, I think my wife
she buys gas there, or used to.

That's right. I think I
have some damn tools.

I don't anything about these
damn things I tell you.

Yeah it's a mystery to me.
Well let's see, let me see.

Have you checked
the distributer?

Yeah, good, looks new. New
points. Do you tune up?

The things seem to be
running alright there but...

Pretty hard for me to tell.

Trouble is I don't
have any damn tools.

I could take that damn thing off myself.
I think I might have some...

in my truck there.
You do?

The volkswagen, remember she
had a little volkswagen?

Those toolkit kept with them. They
got funny wrenches in 'em don't they.

Well that's sure helpful. -You have
family and everything don't you?

Oh yeah sure, I got a
couple of boys over there.

Yeah me too, two boys.
You do?

Yeah, we're having another.
Gosh, starting to have a family.

I'd like to get back to them,
they think i'm fishing.

Well, let me see, i'll see
what I got back there.

I'll take a look because I
think I may have something.

I sure appreciate it.
I'll do that.

Because I don't know what i'm gonna
do otherwise, push her of something.

"I just received sweetheart,
you're yellow roses...

you tell me that... they mean,
we're all through...

You tell me that tonight,
you're heart is broken.

But you should know, I was never untrue."

God damn dusty isn't it?
Yeah, right.

Why the hell didn't she slow down?

There aren't any in
there, i've no tools.

Well, I don't know.

We could... we could push her to,
or tow it back into town I guess.

Well I guess it's time, it's time,
I got something to tell you.

Oh hey, wait a minute now buddy.
I have to have your money.

Oh Jesus, I ain't got much money.
That's still not great.

Reach real slow, still quickly.
Alright.

Just get them out of there.

I tell you, I bought this car,
that's all I got left.

I'll tell you why I have
to have this. See...

I haven't got a god damn job
or a god damn thing Fred.

You just bought this car, you
got a god damn gas station.

See this, this is it,
this is all I got left.

I ain't ever going home so
it don't much matter to me.

Leave it will you.
Yeah.

Take the money.
I got it.

I'm gonna take that money.
I'll gonna take you for a walk.

Right come on. We're gonna go right
down here. Come on, come on move.

I'm gonna tie you up to one of these
trees here with some rope from the car.

Easy, not too fast.
Alright.

Go on god damn it.

Now i'm gonna tie you
up here Fred alright.

Then i'm gonna drive away.
Okay.

Ain't nothing gonna happen to you.

What do you want me to kneel for?
Just kneel down.