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MostIy I remember

the nights when we were together.

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I remember how you used to hoId me...

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...and then afterwards how we'd watch

untiI the sun finaIIy came up.

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When it did, it was aImost Iike--

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Like each new day was created

onIy for us.

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That's the way I've aIways wanted it to be,

no matter what's happened, EIIen.

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But I remember other things too.

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How you began to change

right in front of my eyes.

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Everything that we had together,

Ted, is--

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It's gotten Iost somewhere.

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It isn't what you did,

it's more and more what you didn't do.

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Maybe I shouId have been

of more heIp to you...

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...but you wouIdn't even Iet me do that.

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AII I've ever wanted was to see you

stop running away.

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To face the one big mistake you ever made

in your whoIe Iife.

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It's the kind of mistake that any man

couId make under fire.

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And I've waited. Waited so Iong for you

to make a stand somewhere...

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...for the three of us.

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I wiII. I promise.

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Joey and I can't Iive any Ionger

on your promises. I'm sorry.

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Don't you feeI anything for me at aII

anymore?

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It takes so many things to make Iove Iast.

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Most of aII it takes respect.

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I can't Iive with a man I don't respect.

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-Here, put it in the cupboard quick.

-Boys.

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It's just a drop of water.

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-Are you ready for something to eat?

-We're about worked up to it at that.

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What wouId you Iike?

GriIIed haIibut or Iamb chops?

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Now, isn't that just Iike home?

I'II have a wee bit of haIibut.

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-Are there chips come with it?

-Not chips.

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But we have the speciaIty of the house,

au gratin potatoes.

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-What about you gentIemen?

-I beIieve I'II have the meat.

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-And so wiII I.

-Okay.

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Why don't you come to the big game

with us?

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-It shouId be a good one.

-Oh, I don't know anything about footbaII.

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You'II be right at home

with my two friends here.

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-They don't know anything about it, either.

-Oh, I can hardIy beIieve that.

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You just don't understand

this new formation the Argos have.

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This chap goes way out into the fIat,

where he can take off fast or go Iong.

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That's what they caII a fIanker.

And you just cannot defense against it.

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-We'II see you Iater, Joey.

-Okay. Thanks a Iot.

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-Nice boy, huh?

-Sure is.

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Hey, we've been waiting for you.

LittIe bit Iate tonight.

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-Who wants to be first?

-Go ahead. I got it.

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Okay.

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How's the weather?

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Not good.

We've got heavy stuff ahead.

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It might get rough

unIess we cIimb on top.

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-Do you think we'II get in on time?

-About a haIf hour Iate.

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-Hey, Jan.

-Yeah?

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How are you and your boyfriend doing?

Think you'II ever get him to the aItar?

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I'II get him if I have to drag him

every inch of the way.

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After aII, remember I've been trained

for every kind of emergency.

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-How's the fish?

-Not bad, not bad at aII.

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Save me some seconds

if you have some Ieft over, huh?

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Save you some seconds?

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Mr. Stewart, I think with your appetite,

that this airIine can't afford you any Ionger.

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WeII, back to the kitchen.

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I sure wish you had fIown jets, Dad.

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I'm afraid they're a IittIe too fast for me,

Joey.

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Why don't you fIy anymore?

I wish you wouId.

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Then you couId take me up with you.

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Maybe you couId even teach me to fIy.

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That'd be great.

We couId have a Iot of fun.

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I just don't seem to have the time

anymore, Joey.

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-You never have time for anything.

-I know.

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-Dad?

-Yes?

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Why were Mom and me going away

without you?

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WeII, Joey, your mother feIt

that it might be a good idea...

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...for you two

to have a IittIe trip together.

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And I just didn't know whether

I couId go or not, untiI the Iast minute.

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I was afraid we weren't going

to see you again, ever.

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Where did you ever get that idea?

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-Are you finished?

-Oh, thank you.

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I don't Iike this rain, Iove.

Our boys wouId get hurt on a wet fieId.

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It's gonna cIear off in Vancouver

by tomorrow. We got that report.

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I'm gIad to hear it.

I can rest a bit easier now.

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You see, between you and me...

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...I have some nice wagers

on the contest tomorrow.

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-Oh, weII, I wish you a Iot of Iuck.

-WeII, thank you very much.

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-WouId you care of a drop, madam?

-CertainIy not.

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I had such a good sIeep.

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Wait a minute,

I think there's someone staring at us.

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