God Help the Girl Page #2
and doing a live session
later in the week,
which people are looking
forward to enormously.
Come on, fire up.
We look frightened, we don't
need to be frightened of them
because we're all f***ing
mental, do you understand?
They're not mental,
they don't have a clue, right?
These are children...
they're beautiful children,
but they're children,
and we can take them down,
do you understand?
Go mental!
Come on, ref.
Oh, right in the fanny.
You all right?
I'm gonna go and get changed.
Eve?
Eve?
No, you're absolutely right,
yeah, yeah, yeah.
I mean, do you think
that, like... I mean the Stones
are still around, of course,
but, I mean,
they do have a dead member.
I mean, obviously,
there is a mystique 'cause they
did lose one along the way.
It's almost like
with Led Zep, isn't it?
It's almost like unless
you've lost one,
you don't really kind of...
You're not really the upper
echelons of rock 'n' roll.
- The water looks really good.
- Jesus!
You scared the sh*t out of me.
Eve.
At your service.
I told you I'd find you.
Wow, you look well.
I like your knees.
So, a swim, possibly?
Oh, yeah, sure, okay.
A quick one though, I have
to keep the main light off.
Do you have a costume
I could borrow?
Yeah, there's some
in the office.
I'll just...
So, what are you doing here?
I was just playing football
against the uni.
How's it goin' anyway?
Really good, actually.
Been making music,
writing songs and stuff.
That's a big bag.
Yeah, I'm kind of
in between places.
Ah, well, you know,
there is a room in my flat...
sort of a room,
a bit of a room that's free.
- A bit of a room?
- Yeah.
I mean, well,
it's a separate room,
it's just a bit enclosed.
Well, I'm okay
with enclosed spaces.
Cool, well, I mean, if you want,
I can ask the guy.
Okay.
Okay, okay, good.
I love my room,
I'm getting used to sleeping
Some nights,
I really like to lie awake
I hear the midnight birds
The dawn will touch me
In a way a boy
could never touch
so much to me
Makes him sound like
early Joseph Cale.
Sounds like the Pastels
and everything.
I mean, that is absolutely
definitive indie,
isn't it, really, I mean
the look with the sort of,
you know, an anorak and hair
that looks slightly
like it's been dipped
in chip fat, you know?
I used to try and dress
You didn't get a girlfriend
till you were 30, did you?
Excuse me, hi.
Are you guys doing
a live session tonight?
- Yeah.
- What's your band called?
Wobbly Legged Rats.
Oh, yeah, I've heard of you.
If I give you something,
could you give it
to Findley or Donovan?
- Sure.
- This is really important.
They're expecting this tape.
I'll give it to them
the second I see them.
Okay.
Did we meet before?
Nope, never.
I would have remembered.
I am Anton.
We play at the Berlin Club
in a few days
and I can add you to the list
if you'd like.
Okay, sure,
I'll try and make it.
All right.
Just please give them
the tape, okay?
Remember to give them the tape.
- Yes.
- Thank you.
Nice to meet you.
She is unbelievable.
Yup, but it's not like
she's gonna look at us
with all the Swiss Germans here.
No, there's no way she's getting
past the big Swiss German.
Life is tragic.
But good.
Eve.
I've been out
of the city for a while.
Maybe you can tell me
if I start acting conspicuous.
I like conspicuous.
Probably take the freakiest
thing about you and blow it up.
- Are your hands cold?
- No.
I bet if I touched your hands
they'd be freezing cold.
My hands are fine.
Cold, knew it.
I couldn't stand that, I mean,
I'd get sick instantly.
I've got the constitution
of an abandoned rabbit.
When did you learn to play?
I've always played.
Show me something.
Grow up, you're nearly 25
What happened when
you were a child
Do you require an analyst
Or will a friendly
smile suffice
Find your space,
are you breathing well?
Do you feel okay?
Are you calm?
Are you comfortable?
Is your heartbeat racing?
Is this your soul
you're facing?
Lay down, my couch
is over there
I think you'll find
it's way more comfortable
Take off your glasses,
don't be scared
For 30 pounds, I'll listen
to your stories dear
Shut the window there
We should keep
this session intimate
Don't you agree
I have experience
in matters similar
I can't juggle,
I can't knit a pinafore
But I'll listen to your tale
and give you some advice
I was an ace
when I was young
I learned to dance,
I didn't have to learn
I was a case when I grew up
A case of hope
crashing to the ground
I learned, I hit the skids
And I woke up, me, myself
and I was a different person
If I take you on,
will you be pliable
As a confidante,
I'm quite reliable
Dreamer, though you are
It is you that's been
my signpost
So far
Do you often sing to people?
No, never, really.
Just you, just now.
- You're very good at it.
- Thank you.
I've been teaching this girl
to play guitar.
Mm-hm.
You should come with me
some time.
And what do you want me to do?
Maybe we could work
on one of your songs?
Or you could help
her write something.
I mean, she wants to write,
but she doesn't quite have
your way.
You may have to pretend
to be my assistant.
- Carry your pencils and stuff?
- Exactly.
to the matter of what to wear.
Hi, James.
Cassie, this is Eve.
Do you mind us
hijacking your lesson?
It depends, are you going
to make me play scales?
- O.
- Then I don't mind.
Well, when I started this,
I was hoping
It does help to know
your instrument first.
I think sometimes
you just need to know the chord
you're looking for.
Yeah, but how do you find it?
try and write a song right now.
- Okay.
- Well...
a good song isn't written
by committee, I don't know if...
Cassie, what have
you done today?
Just tell me the first thing
you did
when you got out
of bed this morning.
Well, I meant to get up
really early,
but I was still the last nap
and I had to fill the dishwasher
'cause I was last downstairs,
which was a rip-off
'cause I didn't get
anything to eat.
And then what happened?
I jumped in the shower,
got dressed.
Captain was crying
so I had to take her out.
She's my dog.
We went to the park,
climbed the fence
for a shortcut.
Anything happen in the park?
Captain was acting strange,
she kept running ahead
and then got into
the herb garden
and then she started
digging like mad.
I got out of bed
and came here for adventure
I stepped on a stone
on the way
I took off my shoe
and a dog came towards me
Wagging his tail happily
Dog, if you could speak,
you'd know what to do
Simply turn around and run
Rent a cheap second
and crystal ball
to you
Got out of bed when
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