The Lifeguard Page #4
man?
There we go.
I Was Cut Open
On The Way Down
Reelin'
From The Blow
And You Were There
On The Other Land
In Between
What's gonna happen?
You're asking me?
Um...
everything's gonna be fine.
Life has great things in st...
But All This Talkin'
It's Drivin' Me Insane
And I Was Told
If I Was To Sing Along
Forget About Myself
We're All The Same
Yes. Take it down.
My point of view
Dizzy In The Morning
And I'm Shakin'
In the afternoon
There's Never No Warning
When It's Gonna Hit
And I'm Lie An earthquak
When I Get To Thinki' Too much
Everything's Fallin'
And shakin' and fallin
Through My Hands
My point of view
Leigh, what is wrong with you?
What?
Nothing.
Doesn't mean you can take
advantage of your father and I
and pretend this is a hotel.
You came in
at 3:
00 in the morning.I was worried.
I didn't know where you were.
Sorry.
I lost track of time.
Just do a couple of dishes
once in a while.
Pick up after yourself.
Huh?
Your father's out.
I need to get out of here too.
You need a ride to work,
you got to get going now.
I don't... I don't need a ride.
I'm not working
till the afternoon.
Good morning.
Hans, what are you doing here?
Leigh's got the morning off,
so I thought we'd make
granola bars like the old days.
Yes!
Please tell me
this isn't happening.
You're supposed
to be in hartford.
What?
Picking up my banners
for the trade show.
You told me
that you would do it...
Because today I have to do
the yoga workshop, Hans.
I'm so sorry, justine.
I forgot. Shoot.
I saw Leigh's schedule
on the fridge,
so I thought this
would be a good morning
for us to do this.
Oh, and you didn't happen
to see the directions...
That are right there
to the printer?
No.
What kind of a trade show is it?
It's a health
To get out the word
on dance mamas.
Uh...
I'm sorry.
It's just the name, mom.
It's... it's just the name.
Justine, I'm sorry.
I forgot, okay?
Sweetie? Justine.
- Shoot.
- yikes.
We got all morning.
Sorry. I...
I'm s... sorry.
In the summers,
when I was really little,
we'd go up
to my mom's friend's,
up in Vermont.
He had, like,
a... Cabin.
So small, on a lake.
You'd have to shower
in the lake.
We'd catch sunfish.
And, you know,
they were just...
people usually throw 'em back.
But we'd cook 'em on the fire.
They were the best.
You can bite.
Be careful.
We don't want you
getting hurt.
I Was Out
Paying close attention
Or Was I Lost
Inside my thoughts
These Days It's hard to tel
What's Outside
From what's in my mind
Oh, God, It's Beautiful
Insatiable
The Way Our chemicals collid
Slower.
I Was Out
Catching up to tomorrow
Or Was I Caught Up In the past?
These Days It's hard to tell
What's Out In Front
From what's behind
Oh, God, It's Unforgettable
Unpredictable
The Way Our chemicals collide
Think we're gonna move soon.
School's gonna start.
Gotta get a move on.
Soon when?
Few days.
Do you actually
have money saved?
I have, like, 400
from helping my dad
around here.
Jay, you need
at least a thousand.
At least.
You don't know
how long it's gonna take you
to get work up there.
Why don't you just take
a few more weeks...
And work hard with your dad...
And...
Just hang out?
I Was Sleeping In the lilies
Or Was I Up All Night?
These Days It's hard to tell
What's Half Asleep
From fully alive
We Were Loving Like a landslide
Or Were We In A Fight?
These Days It's hard to tell
What's Right From Wrg
And wrong from right
Please, please,
don't be doing something...
That I can't know about.
What?
I would have to tell.
You're stoned.
I am?
I am.
I am merely
sucking up his youth
like a vampire.
When are you leaving?
Okay.
A week.
Excuse me.
They're leaving in a week?
What?
It's time.
If you want a change,
then, uh, try
picking up a hobby.
Yeah. Guys, I... I really...
I think we can even
bring guidance in to...
no.
No. No.
I'm not staying
in this f***ing town
with these a**hole people.
Okay?
There's, like,
a world out there
outside of this town.
The world is full of a**holes.
At least we're
the a**holes
that you know.
You need a drink?
Let's get you a drink.
I'll come.
Oh. Do you have
a lighter?
Thanks.
Are you okay?
No. I hate it here.
I hate my life.
I did too.
I did too.
But, like,
why don't you leave, man?
I mean, like,
you actually could,
like, go to New York city.
'Cause I can't.
And my parents are here,
you know.
Family, friends.
People know me.
Once I leave, everything...
Would be very, very different.
You know how my brother died?
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, we were seniors.
Like...
he was a fuckup.
I mean, he was such a fuckup.
But...
I don't know.
And, like,
he died, and my mom
can't even stand
the sight of me.
Like, for real.
I see it on her face
every time I walk in the room.
So...
I'm sorry.
That's terrible.
That's terrible.
What the f***, dude?
I'm not gay.
No, but you're very cute.
What is wrong with you?
I was trying
to f***ing talk to you.
Look, I was... I was...
we were talking.
I'm sorry.
I was talking to you.
Sorry.
What the f***, Matt?
Let's go tomorrow.
Why? I thought we said,
like, in a week or whatever.
I need to get out of here.
I need to get the f***
out of this town.
Are you coming or not?
Yeah. Yeah.
Okay.
But not, like, tomorrow.
I mean, dude,
I need some time
to get some money.
I don't wanna just go
up there with nothing.
How much time do you need?
I don't know.
But not now.
Okay.
I Have Seen You
I Have Seen You Through
Various states of madnes
I Have Seen Your refractions
And I Did Not Recognize you
I Have Seen You
How High
Your Highest Of Heights?
How Low Are Your Lows?
How High
Your Highest Of Heights?
How Low Are Your Lows?
Um, 2003,
I think...
I wanna say.
So yeah, like nine years.
Sh*t, my dad could do this
in, like, two months.
They want to do it themselves.
It's like a...
Midlife thing,
like a... "Do something
with my hands" thing.
Yeah?
Well, they didn't.
I know.
I know.
It's so embarrassing.
It's like...
how hard is it...
To just move forward and...
Leigh.
Just wanted to make sure
you weren't the raccoons.
Oh, no. Are you still up
because of me?
We started that addition
when you went off to college.
You know, I made
your dad do it.
I made him go to home depot.
I made him do
the plans with me...
So we would have...
Something together.
You know how that worked out.
But it's not funny, Leigh.
And it's not yours...
it's not yours
to be embarrassed about.
I...
I need you to move out. Now.
Are you serious?
Mom, I'm sorry
that I was snarky
about the addition...
has it ever occurred to you...
That I might be working
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