Once in the Life Page #11
kill me, Tony. Tony. Tony,
don't kill me. No me mates, man.
No me mates. Tony. Get up. Huh? Get the f***
up, Mike. I don't even know
why I'm doing this, but... Because I'm your boy. Too much crime, too much time.
Too much time. Mike... What the f*** am I going
to say to Manny? Hey, hey.
Come on. Come on. Come on, Tony.
You'll think of something. You'll think
of something, man. You're smart. Are we going
to do this? Mm-hmm? We're going to do
this right now, Mike. Ok. Ok.
Do-or-die time, right? Right.
Ok. Do-or-die time. In all these years
I've known you, you ain't never
laughed at my sh*t, and my sh*t
is funny. According to you. That--that police,
po-lice... That's funny sh*t. Then why didn't
I laugh? You know, there's
funny, and there's... You. Oh, man. Yo, Mike. [Speaks spanish] Take care
of yourself, man. Hell, yeah. Listen, Tony,
you give precious a big hug
from Uncle Mikey, ok? Yeah. He was not funny.
I'm funny. Are--are we being
a little sensitive? No. Come on, now. Did he hurt your
feelings, ruffy? You hurt my feelings. I'm funny. You got a--
please. That sh*t was funny,
what I said. [Cell phone ringing] Come on, motherf***er.
Answer the phone. [Cell phone ringing] All right. Mike: Oh, sh*t! Mike? Yeah? You all right? Yeah, yeah.
I'm ok. What happened? I thought I saw
a f***ing rat, man. All aboard
for the night train. Mike, it's
do-or-die time, man. What are you
going to do? I'm going to try
to go out a back window
on another floor. Hold up a minute,
Mike. You almost forgot
your piece, man. Tony. Thanks a lot,
bro. Goddamn, man. [Gunshot] [Gunshot] Tony. Take that
with you, baby. Knock knock. Oh, isn't that
precious? First degree, baby. First degree. Tony on cell
phone:
Manny. Tony. You got it? Yeah. I got it. All of it? I said it's done. Very nice, Tony. Tony, voice-over:And that's the tale that I tell from my prison cell, sitting here on my bed. Murder one, possession of a gun, and, yeah, I shot
that stinking b*tch dead. trimark pictures [rap music playing] Home is where we go to pick up the pieces once again home is where we go to pick up the pieces once again my eyes, softly they weep they have seen but one
too many days my heart is ever so weary though it would not
know love anyway anyway anyway home is where we go to pick up the pieces
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