Miami Connection Page #2

We love you.

Against the ninja.

We will fight the battle to win.

Against the ninja.

We will fight to battle the sin.

Tae kwon, tae kwon.

Fire in their eyes.

No mercy in their hearts.

They tell the dirty lies.

To finish what they start.

Evil is their drive.

Hell possesses his soul.

Won't get them alive.

The feeling's twisted cold.

We will stop the senseless killing.

We will end this evil war.

We will stop the senseless killing.

We'll even up the score.

Against the ninja.

We will fight the battle to win.

Against the ninja.

We will fight to battle the sin.

Tae kwon, tae kwon.

Taekwondo!

This guy's a worldly beast.

To stop the vicious night.

As the energy would cease.

Taekwondo is our way of life.

We will stop the senseless killing.

We will end this evil war.

We will stop the senseless killing.

We'll even up the score.

Against the ninja.

We will fight the battle to win.

Against the ninja.

We will fight to battle the sin.

Against the ninja.

Tae kwon, Tae kwon.

Tae kwon, tae kwon.

Taekwondo!

We will stop the senseless killing.

We will end this evil war.

We will stop the senseless killing.

We'll even up the score.

Against the ninja.

We're will fight the battle to win.

Against the ninja.

We will fight to battle the sin.

Against the ninja.

Whoo!

Get out of the car!

Son of a b*tch!

Because all of you, I lost my job!

It got my ass kicked.

You remember that, hotshot?

Now, I'm gonna tell you what!

You get your ass

and get this car out of this goddamn town!

You got it, paI?

Listen to me!

I don't want to have any trouble!

I just get the job from agent!

Don't bother us!

Bullshit!

I'm gonna give you

all the problem you ever thought of, paI.

Get out of this goddamn town!

Hey, listen, man...

why don't you just go to the

club and talk to the owner?

He gave us a job,

we just work there, you know?

It's nothing to do with us.

Bullshit, get out of this goddamn town!

And I'm gonna show 'em!

Do it, dude!

Get 'em out!

Yeah!

This doesn't look like the welcome wagon!

Want some beer, huh? There you go.

Hey, cut it out!

Hey! You're not drinking? Have some beer!

Have some beer!

Come on, punk! Come on!

Hey, guys. I'm taking a shower first.

Go for it, Jim.

Hey, Jim. I got a letter for you.

A letter?

- It's from Washington D.C.

Hey, give it to me.

- What's the story?

Give it to me!

- Huh?

Give me the letter!

- What's your little secret?

Give me...

Give me the damn letter, now!

Give me the letter!

Okay. Well, okay. You can have it!

Give me the letter, now.

Okay, okay, grab it. Take it!

Give me the letter!

Try again!

Now!

Seriously, you guys,

what's going on out here?

What's going on here? What's going on?

What're you trying to do?

Wake up the neighbors?

I need to get some work done.

You think you would've had

enough done from that street fight.

What's going on here?

You guys trying to

wake up the neighbors or what? Calm down.

Haven't seen enough action for one night?

John, what happened?

- Get enough, I'll tell you.

Jim, what happened?

- You guys fighting or what?

He got this letter and he's all...

What letter?

John, what happened?

I don't know. He won't tell me.

Huh?

Jim.

What happened?

Jim, what is this letter?

Tell us. Go ahead, tell us.

Why don't you explain to us?

Come on, we're your best friends.

Sorry for hiding this from you, guys?

Oh, man, what's it?

But...

This looks like your brother.

I didn't know you have a brother.

It's my father.

What?

This is your reaI father?

Yes, it is.

Are you sure?

I didn't know.

You had a father.

I thought we are all orphans.

My mother was Korean...

...and my father was black American.

She gave me this picture

when she was reaI sick.

I was only nine years old.

They say that they loved each

other and they were reaI loyaI.

They were really happy.

But then, when he finished military duty...

...he left.

And we never saw him again.

She told me to find him.

But I didn't like him because he left us.

But I knew, one day,

when I grew up I'd find him.

Whether he was dead or alive.

I sent a couple.

...letters to the defense department...

And nothing happened.

Friends through eternity, loyalty, honesty.

We'll stay together through thick or thin.

Friends forever, we'll be together.

We're up top 'cause we play to win.

You've got a friend in me.

Oh- wee! GirI!

Make it with a rockstar! Hey, baby!

Look good. Hey, all right!

Hey! Over here!

Look at that! They don't make buns like

those down at the bakery.

Baby, I need you!

We'll make our dreams come true.

There's nothing we can't do.

We've been together for so long.

Excuse me, madame,

may I have a little kiss please?

A little kiss please. Come on. Come on.

Whoa!

Who the hell are you?

Jerk.

He's an a**hole! Just get out of here!

Get away from us!

- Go on.

Get away from us!

Get lost!

- Ow!

No, John! No, John, no!

Get out of here!

Go on!

Get out of here.

Get out!

- Get out of here!

Check this guy out.

Messed him up pretty bad.

Look at him.

Did you get the number of the truck

that hit you?

You ought to stay away

from GirI Scouts, yeah?

Okay, okay.

Where's your boss? I gotta speak to him.

What do you want to see him for?

It's business. Just get him.

Sh*t!

This guy comes in here,

he says he needs to talk to you.

What do you want?

I'm the leader of the group

that played out of Park Avenue...

we got fired

and then the new group beat us up.

So what?

I need you to get rid of them.

Get my job back.

If you do, I'll join up with ya.

There's just one thing you gotta know.

They're all black belts

in taekwondo and they're pretty bad.

If you get my job back for me...

...any money I make is yours.

It's that damn band again.

Hey, now it's my turn.

So, Mark, how do you feeI about putting

some board- Breaking into the act?

Sure. Why not?

We could write another taekwondo song...

...and after Tom does one of his guitar

solos, we could all break boards.

Jack could do a drum solo.

How about it, Jack?

I'd love to help you write that song, John.

But there's no way

I'm gonna break any boards in that club.

I don't even want us to play there anymore.

Why? Because that other band

jumped us the other night?

Yeah. Because of Jeff, too.

He's in there every night,

with his damn gang...

...selling that stupid cocaine.

Don't worry about Jeff.

If he bothers us anymore,

I'll make sure he regrets it.

How can you reason with that guy?

He punched you out the other day.

...just 'cause you're going with his sister.

As long as we play

in that club, he's not gonna leave us alone.

How about it, Mark? Let's quit that job.

Jack, I know what you mean.

But, untiI you get anotherjob...

...you must continue to play there.

How else can you pay for schooI?

No job. No money.

I don't want us to drop out...

I just don't want anything to happen to us.

Nothing will, Jack. I promise you that.

This band is the only family I have.

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