The Ballad of Jack and Rose Page #6
I'll sell.
- It's my land still. I want to sell it.
- Great, but... just think about it.
- I'll come by tomorrow. - I don't need to.
I just want to get rid of it.
- No! - We'll talk about it in
the morning. I'll come by...
No!
Write me out a f***ing check,
you imbecile.
- Let me drive you. Let me help you.
- Please, don't. Don't.
Turns out Marty's
a decent guy.
Didn't want to take
advantage of me.
What are you doing?
You know what I'm doing.
You'll be free of this whole...
thing.
Get an education,
you know, try and...
You've got to make
a life for yourself.
I have a life!
I mean, you can't just
give up like this.
Sweetheart, I gave up a long time ago.
I just didn't realise it.
I mean, how can he tell you,
"You can't stop the future from happening"?
- Who made him the future?
- It's not his fault. It's just...
That's...
That's the way things are. He's...
Everything's for sale.
Everything.
Please don't sell it.
Please don't give up.
Your daddy he's an outlaw
And a wanderer by trade
He'll teach you how
to pick and choose
And how to throw the blade
He oversees his kingdom
So no stranger does intrude
His voice it trembles
as he calls out
For another plate of food
One more cup of
coffee for the road
One more cup of
coffee 'fore I go
To the valley below
I'm chilly.
Thanks.
I... I think I'll just
go up for a while.
I'll be up in a minute, OK?
Thanks, sweetheart.
That's better.
We've got work to do.
Forgive me.
Go to sleep.
Dad?
Dad?
Looking back,
O beloved
I remember things,
you said to me
In the garden
Before the black sun rose
Things you said
To... me
Things you said,
O beloved
And the promise that,
you took from me
Now I see you
Standing next to me
Standing next
To
Me
Saying;
"Promise
Me"
Looking back,
O beloved
I remember things,
you said to me
In the garden
Before the black sun rose
Standing next
To
Me
Saying;
"Promise
Me"
Saying;
"Promise
Me"
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