Walking on Sunshine Page #6

you go, Madison Jones.

Hmm...

I messed up. I'm man

enough to admit that.

Oh, this again!

Come on, we are incredible together.

You know that.

Just go!

One more chance.

Come on, you owe me that.

I don't owe you anything,

except maybe a smack.

How can you say that?

You were working as

a waitress in a cocktail bar

When I met you

I picked you out, I shook you up,

and turned you around

Turned you into someone new

Now five years later on you've

got the world at your feet

Success has been so easy for you

But don't forget it's me who

put you where you are now...

- Sorry!

- And I can put you back down too

- Don't, don't you want me?

- This is why I don't want to see you.

You know I can't believe it when

I hear that you won't see me

Don't, don't you want me?

The idea that I can't

survive without you!

You know I don't believe you when

you say that you don't need me

It's much too late to find you

think you've changed your mind

You'd better change it back

or we will both be sorry

Don't you want me, baby?

Don't you want me, oh?

Don't you want me, baby?

Don't you want me, oh?

I was working as a

waitress in a cocktail bar

That much is true

But even then I knew I'd

find a much better place

Either with or without you

The five years we have had

have been such good times

I still love you

But now I think it's time

I lived my life as my own

I guess it's just what I must do

Don't, don't you want me?

You know I can't believe it

when I hear that you won't see me

Don't, don't you want me?

You know I don't believe you when

you say that you don't need me

It's much too late to find you

think you've changed your mind

You'd better change it back

or we will both be sorry

Don't you want me, baby?

Don't you want me, oh?

Don't you want me, baby?

Don't you want me, oh?

Don't you want me, baby?

Don't you want me, oh?

Don't you want me, baby?

Don't you want me, oh?

Don't you want me, baby?

Don't you want me, oh?

Which part of "I don't want you"

don't you understand?

The don't.

I've been out with some jerks in my time,

but you are in a class of your own.

Oh, thank you!

Why did I put up with it for so long?

The hope, I suppose, that some day you'd

be the one who'd go down on one knee.

Certainly tried every other position.

Just... leave me alone!

All right, I get it.

Had to try, right?

I'll go.

On one condition:

have dinner with me tonight.

- It's my hen night.

- We'll do it early, very low-key.

- No.

- Come on.

If those five years meant

anything to you, one last meal.

I can wish you well,

show you there's no hard feeling.

And then you'll go?

On my honour.

OK.

- What's he doing here?

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