Looking Over: The Edge of Love Page #5

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He's right, you know.

Contamination, that's what I am.

I'd stay well clear.

No, no, no. I'm just gonna stay down here

a moment. Just... just a little moment.

- You're lying in piss, Dylan.

- I've had worse beds.

I wouldn't like to get

on the wrong side of you.

Well, see you don't, then.

You bloody warriors.

You're a bunch of buggering yes men.

You don't even know what you're fighting for.

- To live without fear, me and mine.

- Ta.

Oh, God!

Terrified, I am, of not... not doing.

War, see, it's useful.

It gives the terror a focus.

Is she in there? Vera?

All you heroes, you think the women just

fall at your feet at the sight of you, don't you?

You think they don't?

Of course, if I could be born again,

I'd have a word with God.

"Make me a hero", I'd say.

This way is far too much bloody hard work.

- Come on.

- What, go on living?

I've a cure for funk.

- Death, that's the only cure.

- Double?

You offering?

# There was a young poet called Dylan

# Who swore that he never would kill 'em

# When called by his country

to serve at the front

# He said he would rather make...

# Fillums! #

Possessed by the skies

And taken by light in her arms

at long and dear last

I may without fail

Suffer the first vision

that set fire to the stars

Touch her and I'll kill you.

Caitlin's territory, is she?

Caitlin's friend.

# Hang out the stars in Indiana

# Up in the sky of midnight blue

# Hang out the stars in Indiana

# To light my way back home to you #

Here.

- I can buy my own drink.

- Just take the bloody thing.

# A melody just meant for two #

- Care to dance?

- I'd love to, thank you.

Don't worry, they won't get us down here.

# How could I find in things I sought for?

# No wonder they were all denied

# The very happiness I fought for #

- My round.

- Don't be childish.

- Gin drinkers, are they, the children you know?

- Dance. Come on.

I'm an independent woman.

I can buy a round if I want to.

- And a fight, you can have that too.

- All right, then.

After a dance.

# Hang out the stars in Indiana

# To light my way back home to you #

- I won't always do as you say.

- Thank you for the warning.

- I won't.

- Just dance.

Where are you? Mary?

Come on!

- This way.

- I need help over here, now.

Vera! Vera. Vera, you can leave her now.

- No, the pavement's wet!

- No, she won't feel it.

Hmm? Leave her now.

Come on. It's all right. It's all right.

It's all right.

Come on. It's all right. It's all right.

# Have every robin sing a love song

# A melody just made for two

# For in my heart there'll be a love song

# A song I long to sing to you #

I bet you lay this on the ground.

- Why would I do that?

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