David Brent: Life on the Road Page #10
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- 2016
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I'm usually really good with budgets.
But I never dreamt so few people
would wanna come along and see us.
You know, I was...
If the gigs would have sold out,
I would have only lost about eight grand.
Which is fine, particularly if a record
But...
I just wanted some shitty snow.
Just as a magic moment, you know.
# Don't cry, it's Christmas
Santa's coming soon
# Though you ain't got a mummy or daddy
# And he's riding on his reindeer
It's been an interesting tour, this.
Um, I think we possibly took it all
a little bit too seriously
when we were in the middle of it all.
Um, but, actually, it's definitely one
of the funniest tours I've ever been on.
I quite like Brent.
# Don't cry, it's Christmas
Santa's feeling fine
# Though you know you'll never see him
# He's not just in your mind
# And it's not that he's invisible
It's because you're going blind
# But don't cry, it's Christmas
Santa's feeling fine
You know what? End of the day,
it's better than a proper job.
Like it's... it's been all right.
Few drinks, few gigs.
Could have been worse.
# Though he's got a billion children
He's only got one day
# You've got slightly less than that
If I were you I'd pray
# But don't cry, it's Christmas
# Everything's okay
# Oh, oh, oh, oh
- # It's Christmas
- # It's Christmas
# Oh, oh, oh, oh
- # It's Christmas
- # It's Christmas
I may have been an idiot,
but I paid for the snow.
Yes, of course it's a waste of money.
It's a huge waste of money.
Um, but at least it's my money.
At least it's not more of his.
And, to be fair,
I've made more than enough out of him.
# Oh, oh, oh, oh
- # It's Christmas
- # It's Christmas
# Oh, oh, oh, oh
- # It's Christmas
- # It's Christmas
# Oh, oh, oh, oh
- # It's Christmas
- # It's Christmas
# Oh, oh, oh, oh
# It's Christmas #
I don't need to be a rock star, you know?
That's just something I enjoy doing.
I can live without being "a success."
But, um...
I couldn't have lived without trying.
And I did that.
So... And everything works out,
doesn't it?
You think you want one thing
along the way,
and then you realise
you needed something else.
Life's a struggle...
with little beautiful surprises
that make you wanna carry on
through all the sh*t
to the next little beautiful surprise.
So, yeah,
all good.
He's back.
Christ. See you, Kaz.
- Did you miss me?
- Did you have fun?
Fun's not the word.
Ooh, yeah. Yeah, it was fun.
- Here he comes.
- Come on.
What resilience from a human being.
I've never known anyone like him.
- How are you?
- Buzzing, mate.
- Good.
- Absolutely buzzing.
- Yes, mate.
- Best time of my life.
And everything worked out brilliant,
you know.
Dom's got a little record deal.
# If I am who I think I am
# Then I gotta transform
Be a better man #
Making a single. Toke Records.
I invited them down.
I said, "Come out and check out this kid".
They went, "All right". Boom.
The band are on tour with Peter Andre.
So they've fallen on their feet.
# Oh, oh, oh
# Mysterious girl
I wanna get close to you #
And I've worked out, if I do overtime,
work Saturdays
for about eight or nine months,
I can do it all again. Just call them up.
"It's back on.
We're gonna kick some more arse."
Brent? Got Bob Wonk on the phone.
- He needs jam rags ASAP.
- On it.
Simon Cowell didn't sign you up, then?
No. No.
Banta.
I feel... I do quite feel
sorry for him, to be honest.
The boys here, they're quite rude to him.
And I know he's obviously gone
on this tour and he's doing all that,
but I kinda feel like...
Sorry, I don't know
why I'm getting emotional.
I just feel like...
I can see through it sometimes.
His smiles.
I hope he does well.
They can laugh.
They're no better than me.
Just 'cause they're reps
who like being reps,
and I'm a rep
who wants to be something else.
With that attitude, they'll be reps
for the rest of their life.
I might be a rep
for the rest of my life, but...
I was a rock star once.
Useless prick now though, ain't you?
What are you good at, eh? Nothing.
F***.
What are you doing? What are you doing?
Knobhead.
- I thought you was great.
- At what?
I came to see you play last week.
Oh, I... I didn't see you.
No, I just snuck in.
I didn't wanna put you off.
Cheers.
- Want a coffee?
- No, I'm... Got a free one coming.
Costa.
Actually, I got two coming, I think.
- Do you want one?
- Yes, please.
Two coffees, coming up.
- Shall I come with you?
- If you want. Yeah.
Oh, God.
Oh, trust me.
I'm already thinking of a new song.
- Just from going for coffee?
- Yeah. It's what I do.
I sort of take everyday situations,
and then I look at them
from a different perspective.
It's gonna be a Coldplay vibe, I think.
'Cause that's what Chris Martin does.
He gets really mundane things
and he makes them about the universe,
and stars, and electricity and sh*t, so...
- It's interesting.
- Yeah, probably stick it in C major.
- Is that your favourite chord?
- Just a bit, yeah.
Guilty.
# I was looking up to heaven
# It was right under my nose
# I had travelled many light years
# It was right across the road
# A billion trillion grains of stardust
# Floating round in space
# Two of them collided
# In an ordinary place
# We are electricity
# We will never die
# We'll just burn and burst
# And return to the sky
# This world can't contain you
# Gravity won't restrain you
# Fly with me
# High with me
# High
# We are electricity
# We will never die
# We'll just burn and burst
# And return to the sky
# We are electricity
# The universe reflects in you and me
# We're electricity
# The universe reflected
# We are electricity
# The universe reflects in you and me
# We're electricity
# Just when I least expected
# We are electricity
# The universe reflects in you and me
# We're electricity
# Just when I least expected
# Half a tank should get me to Millbank
# I fill her up and head down to Sidcup
# It's just a meeting
It's only fleeting
# It's just a pitch
And then I'm up to Ipswich
# Life on the road
# Don't need a heavy load
# Foot down to the floor
# Seventy miles an hour
But no more
# Wheeler dealing no feeling
# Strictly business
I'm killin' it in Widnes
# Then to Gloucester
I get a Costa
# Hard shoulder
Coffee holder
# Life on the road
# Don't need a heavy load
# Foot down to the floor
# Seventy miles an hour
But never more
# Life on the road
# Don't need a heavy load
# Foot down to the floor
# Seventy miles an hour
But no more
# Life on the road
# Don't need a heavy load
# Foot down to the floor
# Seventy miles an hour
But no more #
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