Boardwalk Empire (2010–2014): Season 4, Episode 6 - The North Star - full transcript

Welcome to Sally's.

That you?

Sally Wheet.

So how does a not so
smart, semi-dangerous man

run the rackets down in Tampa?

You can do pretty much
anything down here.

This a pretty girl.

May I present Miss
Daughter Maitland.

Pleased to meet you.

I think you'll find us to
be responsible partners

both here or in Florida.



I'll have $100,000 in 48 hours.

- Done.
- The money doesn't show.

This conversation didn't happen.

You agreed to take on a certain
job which you didn't finish.

You need to call
yourself to account.

Take this. This is only money.

Doesn't mean anything.

Yes, it does.

Open up a safety deposit box.

- In whose name?
- Make it yours.

Your boys, Conrad and Lucas

changed their last name

to escape the shame
of their father

lies brought upon them.



Tell us one thing, one little
thing, and we're done for today.

Ralph Capone, that was the
man I gave the money to.

- Why?
- Because...

guys from Nucky
told me to do it.

- ( Rumbling )
- ( rattling )

Waiter: Is something wrong, sir?

Beg pardon?

Is something wrong
with the coffee?

I can pour you fresh.

No, it's just... look at that.

- ( Rattling continues )
- Waiter: We're over the tracks.

Every time a train departs...

Never noticed before.

You go your whole life with
things right under your nose.

Can I bring you anything else?

I'm fine with the cinnamon roll.

Announcer: Now
boarding at track 29

Pennsylvania Railroad
Broadway Limited

with service to Chicago,

with stops at Newark Penn
Station, North Philadelphia,

Harrisburg, Baker
Street Station...

Oh, he's right over there.

Well...

I'm going to sit.

( Clears throat )

Can I order you something?

I don't really have time.

The IRT was hopeless.

- The what?
- The subway.

( Clears throat )

Where were you coming from?

Downtown.

That's where you work?

Is that a cinnamon roll?

Have some.

You don't like cinnamon.

No, I hate it.

The woman who was
sitting over there...

Well, she's gone now.

She ordered one.

For some reason, I
got a craving and...

Why am I telling you this?

I don't know.

You're not going to
say where you work?

In an office.

That sounds mysterious.

You're travelling to Florida.

But I'm supposed to tell you.

You already did when you called.

Really?

I must be slipping.
What else did I say?

That you would be in the
restaurant in Pennsylvania Station

and that there was something
you thought I'd want to know.

Eddie Kessler's gone.

He left your service?

Oh.

I brought this for Teddy.

You... what?

His birthday. I know it's late.

What about Mr. Kessler?

- It doesn't matter.
- You came here to tell me.

I just thought you
should hear it from me.

He...

I don't know why, but he...

I'm working now.

It's a good job.

The children are in school.

Emily's doing well.

I...

- Whatever happened to Mr...
- Look, I just figured...

- I don't mean to be callous.
- Three hours between trains...

You can't turn up and
tell me things like this.

Don't you see that?

The things that go
on in your business

as if it's a normal...

I work.

I pay my brother rent.

A picture at the Loew's Kings

Friday nights if I
can stay awake.

I'm trying to get on with it.

Do you understand?

Will you give this to Teddy?

It's not some sort
of creature, is it?

We haven't the room.

I wouldn't put something
alive in a box.

Don't worry about it.
I'll send...

No.

Thank you.

- I...
- Have to get back to work.

Yes.

I really am sorry.

No one knew how to look
after you like Mr. Kessler.

( Train whistle blows )

Edgar: So either he jumped
or someone pushed him.

I'm working from the
assumption that he jumped.

You are?

And if he talked to
Thompson beforehand?

Blew your cover?

It could be you
going out a window.

Or worse.

Those are the risks one takes.

Not if they can be avoided.

Stop spinning in circles, Jim.

Your informant is dead.

The operation is compromised.

This is months of work,

hundreds, if not
thousands of man-hours.

It was a noble cause, and
I applaud your efforts.

At least do me the favor
of not pretending

you were ever on
board with this.

A nationwide network of
organized criminals...

It's real, Edgar.

Cyril Briggs, Marcus Garvey,

Emma Goldman... anarchists,

political agitators...
That's real.

That's where the Bureau needs
to be putting its resources.

Give me one more chance.

Let me poke my head up, see
how the Thompsons react.

And if they blow it
off your shoulders?

You'll have the satisfaction
of knowing you were right.

- ( Distant seagulls screeching )
- ( waves crashing )

- ( bell buoy ringing )
- ( boat horn blaring )

Come on. Nothing's
gonna bite you.

Ugh.

He lived here?

If this was my room,
I'd kill myself.

Oh, I didn't mean...

Fuck it, he can't hear me.

( laughs )

- ( drawer opens )
- What are we looking for?

Safety-deposit key.

Nothing gonna be in that box.

How's that?

Why else would he
taken a header?

Just would have left
with the money.

Guilty conscience.

You know all about it.

Check the suit.

( Sniffs ) Oof.

- Look in the pockets.
- Mm-mm.

Go on.

What is it?

"Business dinner with R.
Capone."

He kept receipts. ( chuckles )

I didn't know that.

- What?
- He had kids?

Mickey: Maybe they're not his.

What's this?

- It's German.
- You can read it?

"Dear everybody,"

I stole the money and
jumped out the window.

I am bad.

"Also, $1.09 for stationery."

I don't know any German.

( Birds chirping )

Here you go.

( Playing piano )

Daughter: New pianist?

My son.

( laughs )

Daughter: You let him
sit with the help?

I thought you all slept
through the afternoon.

Mr. Coates and I are
working on something new.

First I hear about it.

Am I supposed to clear
my set with you?

The people come expecting
the one thing.

Isn't that what I'm giving you?

Then why you looking
to do something else?

Maybe I'm bored.

Don't you ever feel bored?

If I do, I keep it to myself.

That doesn't stop you
from feeling it.

What's your pleasure, Miss D?

Hmm... "Malinda Brown."

Woman, that's a Sunday stroll.

( laughs ) Well, we don't
want to wake anyone up.

Lester: I know how it goes.

( Playing )

♪ There's a little dusky lady ♪

♪ In the land of Old Black Joe ♪

♪ Every night she loves to go ♪

♪ Strutting with her
dusky beau... ♪

Doctor: Uh-huh.

Your eyes are a
little jaundiced.

Show me your hands.

Palms up.

These spots, erythema.

That's from working in the yard.

Over.

Feeling tired?

Right now?

Generally.

Yeah, some.

Bruising easily?

Itchy skin? Really itchy?

All that.

How much you drinking?

See, now I promised
my daughter...

Oh, I promise my
kids lots of things.

I try to stick to them.

But...

how much?

Last eight months,
nothing before dinner.

That's what I told her
and I stuck to it.

On account of the boy.

And before that?

I'm no saint.

When did you start
consuming alcohol?

In my life?

14.

Look, I'll stop.

I'll stop today.

Nothing after dinner.

It's not so hard.

This is from working.

All right, I'm gonna tell you
the things that can be done

and the thing you should
be preparing yourself for.

Richard?

Hold on.

Hey, Richard. Hold on.

Come back!

Richard, I need to talk to you.

Oh!

Are you all right?

I'm dying.

Right now?

Christ.

I don't know.

Man: If you'll give me a moment, Mr.
Kessler.

I'll be back straightaway.

Oh, may I offer you some coffee?

No.

Thank you.

- Eli.
- John.

You want to tell me
what this is all about?

Eddie, my brother's man.

Kessler.

He passed suddenly
a few days ago.

Oh, I'm sorry to hear that.

Nucky gave him some
important papers.

Documents to put in
the safety-depo...

I'll need a death
certificate for starters.

Okay, fine. I can get that.

As well as some legal authority

permitting you
access to the box.

- Like what?
- A last will and testament naming you...

It was sudden, like I said.

- He didn't have a will.
- A letter, then?

A court order?

I've got the key right here.

- I have a fiduciary duty...
- Cut the crap, will you?

We got a right to
what's in the box.

I'm sorry, Eli. Absent the
proper legal authorization,

there is nothing I can do.

I was sheriff for nine
goddamn years, John.

I could go to jail.
We both could.

You don't want that
again, do you?

Lester: It may seem frivolous,

but it's actually
very sophisticated.

It sounds like a lot
of banging to me.

You have to know
what to listen for.

He's about the best there is.

- Isn't that so, Father?
- He keep the rhythm going.

This man, Mother, was playing
serial thirds like...

It's stride piano and he's...

Well, can't he perform
at the reception, Daddy?

It's up to your mama.

Something for our
friends, at least?

I think the setting
will be unusual enough

for our guests without
becoming primitive.

Play some now.

We're still eating, Addy.

- We're done.
- It's your mama table.

May we be excused? Please?

You may.

Hey, serial thirds.

I'm not promising nothing.

I wish you hadn't
taken him 'round.

Ain't done no harm.

It puts ideas in his head.

The way he goes on about it.

- ( Piano playing )
- Is that what you want?

What it matter what I want?

( Music playing )

You gonna say anything?

I couldn't face any of you.

Why not?

You don't think I
know what you did?

You think she don't know?

I killed those men, Paul.

Every one of them.

And you got Tommy
out of that house.

That makes you a hero.

I've done other things.

How many?

I've stopped counting.

In the Philippines,
there was this girl.

She couldn't have
been more than 13.

She was walking down the road,

forest on either side.

You couldn't see more
than 10 feet in.

She had a tarsier
around her shoulder.

Sort of like a little monkey
crossed with a mouse.

"Where you going, miss?"

"To my village."

"I need to see some
identification."

They had to, you understand me?

Those orders came
straight from the top.

She said, "I am who I am."

Who else could I be?"

I am who I am.

I put a bullet through her face.

Came home... ( coughs )

met my wife, two kids.

I got fucking cirrhosis.

You know what that is?

A year from now, I'll be gone.

You'll still be here.

You came home. You
know why you did that.

The rest is bullshit and
I don't want to hear it.

Buy me another round.

- ( Clock ticking )
- ( train horn blaring )

( distant dog barking )

( sighs )

You're awake.

So are you.

You keep flopping around.

I'll sleep downstairs.

Take a blanket.

What?

Maybe I should drive
up there, hmm?

Drive where?

Philadelphia.

Check in on Will.

This business with
his roommate...

It's the middle of the night.

Tomorrow.

I'm not sure that's a good idea.

Why not?

He'll think you're prying.

He's my son.

Who said he wasn't?

He'll talk when
he wants to talk.

You know anybody
who speaks German?

( Music playing )

Anyway, I'm sorry about Eli.

Just an awful thing to hear.

Eddie.

Not your brother?

Eddie.

Eddie. He works for me.

Oh, right. The little...

I never really knew him.

But tough break.

Yeah.

Look, before your
partners show up...

not a big deal and I don't
want you to worry...

Bill McCoy.

Cal. Hey.

Earl.

You keeping yourself scarce.

Something we can help
you with, friend?

What's the news
with Augie Tucker?

Cal, nobody's more
concerned than me.

( Chuckles )

Is there a problem?

- I was just explaining...
- Oh, yeah?

I want to hear it.

He took off.

A few weeks ago.

I don't know why. I thought
we had a deal and...

And he ain't been seen since.

But you still around, ain't you?

Now, you wanna think about that.

There's a lot more of us.

I could make it two less.

( Cocks rifle )

Well?

( Door opens, closes )

What the hell?

I was trying to tell you.
Tucker lammed it.

Something dirty. Who knows?

You see how these people are.

I wouldn't even
be here if you...

This is a blessing in disguise.

- We're short an investor.
- I've got a fella.

- Christ, Bill.
- I do.

Gold plated. Name's Pierce.

Cash in hand and plenty of it.

- I come 1,000 miles...
- Hear me out.

This man, he's from up north.

Very discreet.
Connections in Havana.

He has a vision for
what this could all be

in a year, 10 years.

Why didn't you go to him first?

You have to wait

for him to come to you.

And he did.

Forget Tucker.

I don't want anything
except for us to be square.

I'll meet him.

- I promise, you won't...
- I'll meet him, Bill.

That's all I'm agreeing to.

I do apologize for
the disturbance.

That's as good as a
box of chocolates.

I'll send you one if you like.

They'll just melt.

Luciano: What'd we miss?

I'll do the explaining.

( Knocks )

What's he doing here?

Said he was looking for you.

I was wondering if
something was wrong.

Why's that?

Awfully quiet today.

What's it to you?

Hurt your leg?

I'm gonna use it to club rats.

Having trouble with those?

They're all over the roof.

If there is a problem, I just want
to make sure I don't get in the way,

poke around where
I don't belong.

It wouldn't be smart.

Jesus. You Prohees.

Hand's always out.

That wasn't what I was asking.

Not even a week.

Nobody wants to get caught.

I'm involved in this, too.
That's all I'm saying.

And it's a month.

Not a month.

It is. I keep track.

( Slams cane )

I thought I saw
something scurry.

Thank you.

Closed for inventory?

Death in the family.

Was it sudden?

Just the last few feet.

Well, if there's
anything I can do...

It'll all be taken care of.

Hold on a sec.

Give me your badge.

Come on.

There is something you can do.

Mr. Calhoun, my name
is Agent Warren Knox.

I'm here on government business.

It's come to my attention
this bank is storing

the personal effects of one
Edward Kessler, deceased.

- Yes.
- Mr. Kessler was a Prussian national

whom we have reason
to believe had ties

to a group of local anarchists.

- Anarchists?
- Remember the Palmer Raids?

I do.

The threat of foreign
agitation hasn't gone away.

- You're saying this man...
- There are documents, Mr. Calhoun,

secured in that box which may be
germane to our investigation.

But without some legal auth...

Are you attempting to obstruct
a federal investigation

into anti-American activities?

- Of course not.
- Whose side are you on?

Right this way.

- Dad.
- ( snoring )

( bell tolling )

( sighs )

( Tommy speaking faintly )

( door creaks open )

( conversation continues )

Tommy: You lie on your
back and close your eyes

and count to 100.

Close to 100.

Then you can see in the dark.

You go up, up, up like this.

And there it is.

And even though it's shaped
like a ladle for soup,

it's actually called the Bear.

Big Bear.

Follow straight up and
there's the North Star.

That means you can
never get lost.

So if you're ever on a boat

or in the desert...

He was in "Wisconstin."

( people shouting )

( alligators hissing )

( water splashing )

( hissing )

Man: Look at that mouth.

Nasty sons of bitches.

They are by the
time they get here.

What do you mean?

Well, they starve them,

jack 'em up good with a hypo.

A little taste of blood,

just enough to get
the juices flowing.

Throw 'em in there together and
get the hell out of the way.

- ( Alligator hisses )
- ( laughs )

You like this, don't you?

I'm just getting warmed up.

Bill: Nuck!

Here's the man you want to know.

Mr. Pierce.

Mr. Thompson. Welcome to
the land of possibilities.

- Which do you like?
- ( alligators hissing )

50 bucks on the one with
the leg in his mouth.

( laughs )

Those boys hunt some
of the meanest gators

the Glades have to offer.

Pretty mean themselves.

You have to get to know them.

Nucky: These are my partners, Messrs.
Lansky and Luciano.

And who is who?

I'm Lansky, Meyer.

This is Charlie Luciano.

Ah, Sicilianu?

New York.

Ah. I'm thinking
of someone else.

And you, Mr. Pierce?

Well, you try getting those
men to pronounce Petrucelli.

Besides, why do we come here?

To start ourselves over, no?

If you two gents want
to talk in private...

I'll leave that to the guest.

You know what we're looking for.

14,000 acres,

the freedom to ship our
product as we please

now and in the future.

Bill: What'd I tell you, Nuck?

August Tucker was loud.

I prefer to be quiet.

I have concerns from
Ybor City to Cuba.

All over.

As long as your concerns
don't become my concerns,

Mr. Petrucelli.

500,000 cash.

If the terms are the
same as with Tucker,

you now have twice the
partner you were hoping for.

We'll need to give
it some thought.

- ( Alligators hissing )
- ( crowd cheering )

I stand by my reputation.

Ask around.

But for now, let's
do as the Romans.

Please, please.

( Speaking Italian )

( crowd cheering )

Man: Miss Daughter Maitland.

( Applause )

What's the weather, Miss D?

Coming down hard.

No Sunday strolling?

- You woke up, wash your face...
- ( piano playing )

put on your clothes,

went about your business,

shaking hands, passing smiles,

counting coin.

Got a secret.

Can't tell nobody.

Carry it close,

dawn to dusk.

Pick up tomorrow

all over again.

Life...

ain't nothing at all.

( Spotlight clacks )

♪ Feelin' tomorrow

♪ Like I feel today

♪ Feelin' tomorrow

♪ Like I feel today

♪ I'm gonna pack my trunk ♪

♪ Make my getaway

♪ St. Louis woman

♪ With her diamond rings

♪ Pulls that man around

♪ By her, her apron strings ♪

♪ T'weren't for the powder

♪ And for her
store-bought hair ♪

♪ That man I love

♪ Wouldn't gone nowhere

♪ Nowhere

♪ I got the St. Louis blues ♪

♪ Just as blue as I can be ♪

♪ Mmm, that man got a heart ♪

♪ Like a rock cast in the sea ♪

♪ Or else he would not ♪

♪ Have gone so far from me ♪

♪ Mmm, that man got a heart ♪

♪ Like a rock cast in the sea ♪

♪ Or else he would not

♪ Have gone so far from me... ♪

( Knocks )

Yeah?

( Birds chirping )

No one's been
looking after them.

What do they know
what's going on?

- That it?
- Yes, sir.

Any problems?

Not after I threatened to
charge him with obstruction.

You got some hidden corners.

I was sweating the whole time.

- Hmm.
- What's wrong?

It's all here as
far as I can tell.

You thought he stole it?

I figured...

why else, right?

Why else what?

Why else kill yourself?

Is that what he did?

There are other accounts.

All in his name.

That's how Nucky wanted it.

So we'll keep doing
this, all right?

I really appreciate your trust.

We're all just trying
to make a living.

Hey.

You speak any German?

I took a year in high school.

What's this say?

Oh, boy.

What?

I...

"My dearest son,"

this afternoon I got
the happy message

that I am a grandfather.

"I cannot express the joy."

Go on.

That's all there is.

Which one you think?

The taller one, I guess.

You have kids?

No, not yet.

My oldest is off at college.

Seven more behind him.

You worry, you know?

You're always worried.

And the thought now
that I could...

That I could just leave them...

( crying )

( thunder crashing )

You're overreacting.

Probably went straight on the
horn to Joe in New York.

Why would he do that?

They're cousins, Meyer.

1,000 miles away
from each other.

You don't understand.

I understand Petrucelli is not gonna
walk away from an opportunity.

- We cut Masseria in.
- It's too fucking late.

I already went behind his back.

What does he care? He'll
go for the money.

Oh, you're the expert on Joe?

I saw him take a
Gladstone full of cash

from Nucky Thompson a
couple of months ago.

And all the way back to the
city he's talking about the day

he's gonna blow the top
of Nucky's head off.

He never forgets.

He'll wait forever.
That's how he is.

Then let him chase
you down here.

I'm not living in
fucking Florida.

This pans out, we live
wherever we want.

I already live where I want...

In a hotel suite in Manhattan.

Yeah.

I'll just take care of it, huh?

What does that mean?

Petrucelli. And it ends there.

How simple is that?

We're in business with him.

So we find someone else.

- This is now. This is happening now.
- You're not listening.

This is bad for me.

We back out of the deal.

All right, that's it.

We'll get something else
going closer to home.

- Leave it to me.
- I said that's it.

What are you talking about?

You do what you
want, but I'm in.

I'm staying.

We're partners, Meyer.

Not on this. Not anymore.

You don't got the green.

You don't know what I have.

You sly little sheeny.

That's right, Charlie. Let's
hear what you really think.

Dig your own fucking grave.

- You don't touch Petrucelli.
- Fuck you.

- ( Thunder crashes )
- ( door slams )

( music playing )

( sniffs )

You squeeze this out
of an alligator?

I'm not saying no.

I'm tight enough already.

Thought you were a gentleman.

All at once.

Does it hurt less that way?

Not really.

( Both groan )

Oh, Jesus Christ.

What is this?

Potcheen.

This isn't potcheen.
This is battery acid.

Well, you're awful finicky.

- No.
- Yes.

All right.

So...

Hmm?

What do you know

about Vincenzo Petrucelli?

You are one hell
of a sweet-talker.

Don't say you don't know him.

You already made up
your mind, didn't you?

Well, have you?

I don't know.

I'm not feeling very
certain of things lately.

Oh, yeah?

( Thunder crashes )

I'm trying to build
something here.

I don't know why.

And I wonder if I did nothing,

nothing at all, if I
wouldn't be happier.

But I can't stop.

I tried.

But I just... I...

I get wound up.

14,000 acres. What am I doing?

I lost someone.

A friend.

He lived for me.

And all I think is,

what don't I know about him?

What he was up to?

Do I need to be worried?

What kind of person
does that make me?

That I would want
this to be my life?

First time I came down here,

it was for money.

Just money.

But there was something.

I don't know,
something in the air.

And I thought...

- I felt...
- Hey.

What?

What the hell was that?

Get up.

Are you out of your mind?

It's all right. Come on.

- You can't just...
- Yeah.

I don't know what
that was about.

Come on now, really.

Lay off that turpentine.

( laughs ) I might
be a little pasted.

I'll say.

You know what, though?

I just hate a goddamn whiner.

I'm not gonna hit a woman.

Then I'm gonna knock
your ass into a hat.

( Groans )

I'm sorry, but I told you...

- Why you...
- Hey! Stop it!

Stop.

( Thunder crashes )

Well?

Well, what?

( Pots clatter )

Let's go, Sparky. I'll give
you something to cry about.

( Thunder crashes )

( music playing )

When did he get so
interested in the stars?

I don't remember exactly.

Couple of months.

He's gotten very concerned

about navigating his
way back from places.

Not so easy, is it?

You've seen Gillian?

In court.

She came to his school
a few days ago.

That was... peculiar.

How's she living?

I don't know. I
don't want to know.

She's selling that house.

Trying to.

There's a hearing next month.

And then the judge decides.

It's difficult because...

Because we can't really
talk about what happened.

Why not?

To protect you.

You don't need to
worry about that.

You killed those men.

And you ran away.

Would you have
wanted me to stay?

I didn't say I did.

What happened to your hand?

Something I deserved.

Richard.

You bring him to us.

You vanish.

We can't let him go back.

You turned my life upside down.

I'll give you money for him.

I'm not talking about money.

Then what?

I don't want to do
all this by myself.

But how can I trust you?

Hey, Hercules is right
over our house.

Then let's follow him home.

Are you coming?

He's coming.

( Music playing )

Hell happened to you?

- Rogue possum.
- What?

Keep an eye out. They
can pounce at any time.

- Where's your friend?
- Mr. Thompson, I have...

Seeing as we're partners, how
about we start using first names?

Meyer.

Charlie's out.

Why?

When it came down to it,
he couldn't see the angle.

The money?

I'm covering it...

Nucky.

Then it's me, Meyer,
and Petrucelli.

Finder's fee to Bill.

Miss Wheet has my instructions
to complete the transaction.

Regarding the new business,

she'll watch over my
part of it down here.

Sure, Nuck.

Good call.

Delighted to have you on board.

A snort for the road.

- My condolences.
- For what?

For your man Eddie.

That all happened
somewhere else.

- ( Knocks )
- It open.

You wanted to see me?

Wanted you last night.

I didn't get the message.

You run out the back like
you robbing a pawnshop.

Is something missing?

You think you Ma Rainey.

What?

I want her.

I hire her.

But you,

you come on after the tap boys
and before the fan number.

- That's all you do.
- I wasn't in the mood.

I don't care what mood you in.

Standing there telling folk
life ain't worth living.

It made them listen, didn't it?

I don't care if they listening.

I care they drinking
and spending money.

They didn't come out
for no funeral.

10 of 'em up and left 'cause
you wasn't in the mood.

- Where you going?
- To my room.

Then back to New York.

- You under contract here.
- You don't like what I do.

Then you gonna do what I like.

Dr. Narcisse has other singers.

Drag you in here like
he doing me a favor.

Libyan brotherhood.

He ain't nothing but a
nigger with a dictionary.

Take that up with him.

You think I won't?

I think I'd like to leave.

Please.

You too fine for this.

You don't know
anything about me.

I know ain't no princess
come out of no barrel house.

I saw you watching me.

Last night.

I saw you.

And I know what you are.

( Moans )

( music playing )

♪ I'm a little blackbird

♪ Looking for a bluebird, too ♪

♪ You know little blackbirds ♪

♪ Get a little lonesome, too ♪

♪ And blue

♪ I've been all over

♪ From east to west

♪ In search of someone
to feather my nest ♪

♪ Why don't I find one
the same as you do? ♪

♪ The answer must be
that I am a hoodoo ♪

♪ I'm a little jazzboat
looking for a rainbow, too ♪

♪ Building fairy castles

♪ Same as all the
white folks do ♪

♪ That's true

♪ For love I'm dying

♪ My heart is crying

♪ A wise old owl said
keep on trying ♪

♪ I'm a little blackbird

♪ Looking for a bluebird, too. ♪