(man) O 'Rourke, Dylan. Age, 28.
(man #2) Cause of death?
High speed car crash.
Very romantic, very sensational.
Very James Dean.
[crash]
[thundering]
[footsteps]
Here how I keep track of time, Dylan.
Every October 16th, I find you here.
Ten years of clockwork.
[clap of thunder]
What do you want with me, detective?
I'm just looking out for you.
It still doesn't make sense.
Her ring was missing.
She never took that ring off. The-the cabby--
There's a lot of illegal cabs out there, Dylan.
We've gone over all this.
It was an accident.
It was no accident.
I need to find out what really happened.
Go home.
[bell tolling]
Denial's the first stage.
Elvis. Take that guy.
Some people actually believe he still exists.
Yeah, denial. Christ, I can't believe Elvis is dead.
Then depression. Shit, Elvis is dead.
What am I gonna do? I can't eat. I can't sleep.
And then anger.
Why?
Why did he have to die?
And finally, acceptance.
All right. It makes sense. It's all God's will.
The king is dead. Rest his soul.
Do you know what I'm saying, Mr. Stark?
You know, your family and friends
probably just can't accept the fact that you're dead.
I wouldn't worry about it.
Frank Sinatra was a no show at Dean Martin's funeral.
Can't get much closer than the Rat Pack.
I think it's time to call it, lad.
Just five more minutes.
For Jesus sake, Dylan, no visitors are comin'.
Bastards are probably already out spending his money.
Tomorrow'll be a big turnout though.
Young kid's about your age.
Actually, he's a year younger.
You knew him?
He was the quarterback on my high school football team.
We hooked up for 27 touchdowns one senior year.
So you'll see all your old friends tomorrow.
I-I haven't seen any of them in a long time.
All the more reason to catch up.
You ever fantasize about,
you know, watching your own funeral?
Of course. Doesn't everybody?
My father always said you can only really tell a man's character
by who shows up at his funeral.
That's a little late by that point.
One of life's great fucking ironies.
But Dylan, if you've got to wait 'til your funeral to find out what makes you tick,
my heart aches for you.
Rest in peace.
Would you like some tea, Dylan?
Tea? For Jesus, Liz! He'll have a shot of whiskey.
No. I-I don't drink.
Better you than me.
Liz, I'm going to decorate the inside of me glass.
You give the fucking insomniac a tall tumbler of warm milk.
Is your family in the city?
I don't talk to them anymore.
Uh. Liz, he never puts that bloody thing down.
It's a sentimental thing.
The yo-yo almost always comes back to you.
Reminds me of the mistakes I've made.
Mistakes. We all make mistakes.
There's a difference in mistakes and regrets.
Oh.
Decko gave me that.
The hands are for friendship, the heart is for love,
and the crown is for loyalty.
Someone close to me had the same ring.
And if the heart is pointed inward, it means your heart is taken.
Shite. They'd better go get me Viagra.
[laughs]
[panting]
I like him. Don't get me wrong. It's just that--
This genetic Viagra is full of shite.
I can't quite figure him out.
Oh, Liz. He's just a lad, that's all, who needs some guidance.
Don't feel sorry for him-
There are people who float through life wantin' to be alone.
It doesn't bother them that they don't affect anything or anyone.
Dylan probably feels sorry for us.
He doesn't have to be like others.
[guy on video] And, uh, so you guys've been together for a while,
but you guys didn't really like each other when you first met.
That's true. Yeah.
Freshman year, we met.
It kinda, we didn't hang out as much,
and, you know, that kinda changed probably--
Different friends and then--
And then we--remember that party we went to?
Yeah. That's when we probably started hanging out there.
Yeah, and then we made out that night. [laughs]
So, what do you guys have planned after graduation?
We're going to college together.
Uh, so, keeping it alive, huh?
Yeah, forever. Forever.
Shit!
Forever.
Someone close to me had the same ring.
(Natalie) Dylan.
[knocking on door] Dylan-
[knocking] Please, open up.
I know you're in there.
Dylan, open the door.
Lei' me in.
I wanna help you through this.
I'm missing you-
Dylan! Dylan, open please.
Please.
[crying]
What, are you nervous?
We'll take care of him.
Go on. It's all right.
Ew. Does he work here?
I thought he'd be a big shot lawyer or something by now. How pathetic.
Is that who I think he is? You gotta be kidding me.
I haven't seen him in years, man.
I thought he was dead.
Didn't he use to date Natalie Penner?
Natalie Penner. That's what fucked him up. Fucking chick, man.
His best friend, Steve.
Yeah. Don't you remember? Dylan and Natalie were together and then Steve,
than fucking rat snake. Yeah, he just sharked her.
[no audio]
[cell phone ringing]
And the yo-yo returns.
So, did you see some of your old pals?
Some of them.
Did you talk to any of them?
No.
Listen to me, son.
Here's your opportunity to rebuild some relationships.
Some of those relationships I'd just rather bury.
Hi!
Hi.
Are you two married?
No. Not yet.
So, when are you getting married?
In May.
Congrats. May what?
May, the day never come.
I'm just trying to get my career going.
I just don't really have much time for all that wedding type shit.
Now, don't get me wrong. She's a great girl. They just think what I'm thinking.
So, where are you working?
Wright and Price law firm. Trying to get partnership. There's some thick coin.
I, uh, couldn't believe when I heard about Shawn. It was just--
I don't know. It feels like yesterday he was--
When he was throwing touchdowns to Dylan?
Speaking of Dylan, does anyone know what he's been up to lately?
(Steve) Dylan!
Steve. How are you?
Real good, man. Christ, it's, uh, been a long time.
Shit!
Oh.
Excuse me. You wouldn't happen to have an extra one, would you?
You look like you've seen a ghost.
Have two.
Thank you.
You--y-you work here?
Yeah, I do. And you?
I've made partner at Axler, Wright and Price law firm. Thick coin.
So, who's the ghost?
Old boyfriend.
Jesus, Mary and Joseph.
How long has it been since you've seen that poltergeist?
Ten years ago.
You make that sound like eternity.
Yeah, a lot's happened since then.
A lot of waiting?
A lot of waiting.
He's special.
He was special.
So, uh, this--
This, uh, you know, job get you laid?
What's that?
Excuse me. Dylan, there's a flower delivery out back. I could use your help.
See you, Steve.
Catch you later, Dylan.
Natalie.
Hi.
When did you start smoking?
Oh, ten years ago, but it seems like--
Like yesterday.
Yeah.
[laughs]
You know this is the seventh death from our class?
You'd think we'd run into these people at weddings,
but instead you get, "You're cordially invited to a funeral."
Are you still in med school? Did you finish?
No, I didn't start. I'm a nurse.
Nurse?
You've probably seen some of my patients. I'm really not that good yet.
You remember the finger I sprained during the Carson Heights game
and you, um, taped the wrong one?
I can't lift anything with this now.
I'm so sorry.
No. I'm-I'm kidding.
[laughs]
Oh!
I should go back inside, you know.
Steve can't stand smokers.
Natalie.
Ten years have, uh, really done you justice.
Thanks.
Done you justice?
I'll always be grateful if you got a lot to clean up after the party.
Good indication you've got friends.
No wonder my place is so clean all the time.
I bet if it was you in that box today, you'd have the same turnout.
You have to be somebody.
I've been gone too long, and people forget.
You'd be surprised what death brings out in people.
No, it'd be another Mr. Stark.
No, bollocks. It'd be bigger than Jack Kennedy's funeral.
Let's have my funeral then.
All the Guinness you can drink says nobody shows up at my wake.
You serious?
Yeah. We'll-we'll put my name in the obituaries. Easy as that.
[chuckles]
It reminds me of the good old days.
You, you faked a funeral?
April Fool's day, 1975.
Me and me Da got my brother to believe I was run over by a tractor.
He comes into the church. I popped out of the coffin.
Scared the living shite out of him.
[laughs]
What did he do?
He beat the shite out of me.
[chuckles] Didn't talk to me for six years.
Whatever happened at throwing eggs at houses and burning bags and dog crap?
The Irish don't mess around when it comes to pranks.
(Decko) O'Rourke, Dylan Age 28
He was a graduate of Pennington High School
and member of the City Championship football team.
(Dylan) Cause of death?
High speed car crash.
Very romantic. Very sensational.
Very James Dean.
Undoubtedly the ugliest corpse I've ever seen.
You probably would look better six feet under.
What about the high speed car crash? I'm supposed to be a m-mangled wreck. Right?
Mm. Internal injuries. Happens all the time.
Okay. If someone wants to touch my hands, they'll be warm.
For fuck's sake, Dylan, it isn't a petting zoo.
All right.
Nobody will touch you-
Just don't yawn or you'll give some poor bastard a heart attack.
You sure your parents don't read the obituaries?
No, they don't. Even if they did, they wouldn't be here.
Show time, Dracula.
[train whistling]
Where's the money, Charlie?
Answer me, you junkie bitch!
Ah. For God's sake, Dylan, it's getting late.
That was a stupid idea.
You win the bet.
All the apple juice you can drink on me.
Dylan.
Sleep tight.
[door hinges squeaking]
Decko.
Dylan O'Rourke.
What the fuck did you do?
Where the fuck are you going? Huh?
You're watching me, huh?
I bet you're watching me right now. You're probably wondering who the fuck I am, right?
Hey, you know what?
You know what the two shortest verses in the Bible are?
It's only two-two words. Just two words.
Isn't that amazing?
It's only got two words.
Were you friends with him?
No.
So, how'd you know him?
I read the obituaries.
How'd he die anyway?
Car crash.
Yeah, they say better to be late, you know, in this life than
early in the next.
Do you make a habit out of going to memorial services?
Well, you know, I'll be honest to you. I try to go as many as possible.
You know, during the week 'cause it's kinda great therapy, right?
I mean, you should really try it.
You should. If you're ever feeling depressed, just go to a funeral.
And no matter how sad or how low or had bad things are,
it's never as final as this, right?
You wanna die?
I wanna go without a clear conscience, you know.
I wouldn't-wouldn't wanna go without that. Not 'til I'm ready.
I don't wanna-don't wanna go without making amends.
Red roses, well.
[sighs]
Dylan, I guess you were special.
I'll leave you two alone.
[hinges squeak]
[Decko singing] I have me good looks and a wee bit of money
♪ Now all I need is a pretty little honey ♪
♪ I'm off to Dublin At the end of the year ♪
♪ For a bit Of a laugh ♪
♪ For the women And the beer ♪
[cheering]
Ah, all the black stuff I can drink.
Well, I thought you didn't drink, lad.
Today's a good day as any to start.
All right. So, this weird girl shows up.
She shows up, she starts talking about, uh,
the shortest verse in the Bible.
That's the best mass to attend.
In and out, short and sweet.
And suddenly I-I hear this voice.
The weird girl's voice?
No. Natalie's voice.
Natalie? The old flame?
Natalie's there alone and she leans over the coffin.
I can't be sure, but I think she said ”I love you.”
[whispers] I miss you.
She did?
Well, I--she whispered it, you know.
But it was "I-I something you."
So, you didn't hear the "love" part.
Not really.
So, she could've said "I hate you."
Possibly, but why would she drive all the way down to a funeral home
to say "I hate you"?
Did she bring flowers?
Dozen red roses.
Not yellow or pink. Red.
[chuckles]
Your old flame came to your wake, Dylan.
She brought roses!
That says a lot about your character.
Yeah, maybe.
Right, I show up at her door? Knocking? She'd be furious.
She thinks I'm dead.
Your own brother wouldn't talk to you in six years.
He's your brother.
You should see her.
Seems to me she was sent to you by the big guy himself.
Hey, one last thing.
I got you a wee little present, so we can all remember you.
On your way home tonight, stop by the cemetery
and check out that empty plot 35-E.
I got you your own grave.
Now you Te really dead, lad.
Don't go in there.
Excuse me?
[hinges squeak]
Hey, asshole.
You're in the wrong place. There's nothing here to steal.
Just put down the gun.
It's Dylan.
Dylan?
Dylan O'Rourke.
Dylan?
Yeah.
Yeah, it's me.
Dylan?
Are you sure you're here for the right person?
I knew you were coming. I just didn't, I just didn't know it'd be so soon.
I-I'm sorry. I can-I can explain everything.
Just tell me where you're gonna take me.
What are you talking about?
Just tell me where you're gonna take me.
No, I-I don't understand. I'm not taking you anywhere.
I need to know where I'm going.
I think you're a little confused.
I'm not confused. I know what you are.
Fuck!
Where's the money, Charlie?
[shouts]
Where's the fucking money?
Who the fuck are you? Huh?
Who the fuck is this, Charlie? Huh?
Answer me, you fucking junkie bitch!
What? He's just a friend of yours?
He's not my friend.
He's my guardian angel.
Guardian fucking angel, huh?
Well, we got a little problem here.
I'm an atheist.
I don't believe in little faggoty angels.
Go ahead, shoot him.
He's already dead. Shoot him.
Just shoot him!
[gunshot]
[panting]
What the fuck?
Idiot.
I told you you were dead.
Who was that guy at your place?
Terrence?
He works for some guy I owe 20 grand to.
L-I-I- should be, I should be dead.
Should be? You are dead.
So us poor trapped souls.
I've always kinda been obsessed with dying,
and it's my death.
I'm not ready to go, yet.
Why aren't you ready?
Family?
No, no family left.
Friends or something?
No, never even been in a carpool lane.
I got nothing.
As soon as I'm clean, I'm gonna go with you. I promise.
I'm not actually dead.
You are dead. You just don't know it.
Excuse me. Can you see me?
Yeah.
Okay. You satisfied?
Wait, wait, wait. Could you, could you touch me?
Excuse me?
Just-just touch my face.
Case. I mean, does that, does that prove to you that I'm not dead?
You're in denial.
I mean, she-she saw me, she touched me.
How could she do that if I was dead?
How could I interact with people?
Because you believe it so intensely
that you've become real to yourself and to others.
Believing is seeing.
So, anybody could be dead.
Like-like-like this, that guy?
Could be.
Walking dead are all around us. I feel bad for you.
You're just trapped in Purgatory. Really could go either way for you.
So, how do I get out of Purgatory?
Well, first of all, you need to accept that you're dead.
Then I think you have one more chance to make things right.
[echoing laughter]
[loud thumping]
What's it like?
What's what like?
What made you die.
Are you crazy?
Don't call me that.
I am not crazy. You just leave me the fuck alone
until you're ready to deal with who the fuck you are, okay?
Then you can come find me.
(Charlie) You are dead. You just don't know it.
[woman singing]
Hey, fuck Charlie.
Fuck us instead.
Oh. What's wrong, Dylan?
What'd you say?
How do you know my name?
I didn't say anything.
Come on, sweetie.
Let me call you whatever you want us to call you.
Charlie?
Charlie, let me in.
Charlie? Open the door.
Oh! Fuck!
Oh, no.
Charlie. Hey. Wake up.
Somebody help!
Come on. Fuck, come on!
Charlie!
[monitor beeping]
What are you doing, Charlie?
And where are you right now?
You said you didn't wanna leave like this, right?
You're not dead, and I'm not, either. Okay?
I'm gonna be around for a little while.
[heartbeats]
[nurse over PA. ] Visiting hours are now over.
Sir, visiting hours are over. It's time to leave.
Dylan?
Natalie.
Oh, God. I'm-I'm so sorry.
I can explain everything.
That funeral, we faked it.
I'm not dead.
I mean, obviously, I'm not dead.
I'm really sorry.
I know. I know you faked your funeral.
And you're not dead.
Decko?
Did he invite you to the funeral?
He didn't want you to be alone.
How do you know Charlie?
Are you on her emergency contact list?
I'm kinda all she has right now.
[Natalie laughing] Yeah, but after that,
Remember when we broke into the rec center and we went skinny dipping?
Yes.
That was fun. We were starving, and we went to that place.
Burger place with those huge burgers.
Yeah.
Bacon and fried egg and there was, like, ham on it.
[laughs] I don't like the special sauce.
Can you hear mine?
Yeah.
Can you hear it?
[laughs] Didn't we go? Didn't we run out of gas?
Oh, yeah. It was that night. We ran out of gas.
We called, we had to, we called--
AAA [cell phone rings]
That was fun.
Oh, hold on.
Hi, honey.
Oh, no, no, I'm just busy at work. I'll be home soon.
Okay. All right. Bye.
Dylan.
I would've gone to your funeral regardless.
[monitor beeping]
[monitor alarm sets 0177
[monitor beeping normally]
Are you okay?
[whispers] I'm okay.
Hi. What are you doing here?
I knew I'd find you here.
It's where you always come when you wanna be alone.
Yeah. Mm-hm.
Oh, my God.
What do you say?
Yes.
I haven't been here since we graduated.
Do you blame me for that night?
Every time I saw you, I thought of what happened.
I've missed you. I missed you every day for ten years.
You're in love with someone else!
No. I love Steve. But I'm in love with you.
Dylan?
I brought Dylan a couple of my famous roast beef sandwiches.
Can I leave them with you?
Sure.
Good. We can have a smoke then.
How long have you been married, Liz?
Um, almost 25 years.
He's a little much at times,
but no matter how dirty his laundry, he's mine.
Oh. I do
carry this little DUI photo
to remind him what an asshole he can be when he's drunk.
[laughs]
I would've married Decko since I met him,
but he made me wait.
Why?
I was with the man I thought I'd spend the rest of my life with.
And I fell in love with his best friend.
Over time I questioned myself,
and now and then I still wonder if I chose the right partner.
So, you went back to Decko?
No. I stayed with Decko.
He was the best friend.
Decko?
Mm-hm.
What happened to--
Patrick Keating?
Mm, oh.
My beautiful ghost.
I imagine he thinks of me,
that there's a candle burning out there somewhere.
Do you love Decko?
Absolutely.
But I do believe it's possible to love two people.
When you're on your deathbed,
don't look back on your life with regret.
It is a hard life to live.
Wondering.
Natalie.
Hey.
Can I talk to you?
Yeah.
Uh, listen.
God, I-I don't even know where to begin.
Really. Um, I just--
[monitor alarm sets 0177
That's Charlie.
What's wrong with her?
[coughing]
You're okay, Charlie. Just relax.
Hey, you Te okay.
I'm sorry, sir, but you need to step out.
Dylan, I 'Il come and get you-
Has he made his peace with you, yet?
Who?
Dylan.
Never stops thinking about you.
What are you doing here?
I don't know what she has right now.
Where's the money, Charlie?
[clap of thunder]
[thundering]
I thought you were dead.
You shouldn't screw with people like that.
Prank?
It was more of a reality check.
Got that address you wanted.
Listen, you shouldn't go there.
Why?
It's not the guy who took a shot at you you have to be worried about. It's his boss.
Who's his boss?
Just tell me who she owes money to. I'm sure I can make a deal.
These aren't the type of people you just make deals with.
[tires screeching]
Get some sleep.
Seeing shit that isn't there.
(Decko) How much money are we talking about?
Twenty grand.
You really care about this girl?
You know, I've been the only one to visit her.
Just like she was the only one to visit me.
That's a hell of a lot of money. How are you gonna get that?
Don't worry about the money.
Look, I don't understand. You hardly know this girl.
Think of yourself. Go to college, start your life.
Be fucking selfish for once, can you?
Why--
Why are you doing this?
I have to save somebody.
I'm here to see Mr. Brennan.
Tell him I'd like to make a deal for Charlie.
So, how do you know Charlie?
Is she a friend of yours?
You could say that.
Now, that's not what Terrence told me.
He says you're her, uh, guardian angel.
Well, now, Terrence,
atheist. Comes back here ranting and raving
about some halo, wing-wearing wacko
that he puts two slugs into.
I saw the holes in the wall.
He missed twice.
I told you Terrence
was a useless piece of shit.
He can't even shoot straight.
So you, you wanna make a deal for Charlie, hm?
It's 20 for her debt.
Goddamn.
I feel like putting a bullet in my own gun
just to see if you really are a fucking angel.
Charlie's debt's repaid.
You have my word.
And everybody knows what that means.
Where'd you get that one?
Hi. Have you done it? Have you made your peace?
I really need you to hurry, okay?
'Cause I'm really ready to go. I'm ready to go now.
Ready to leave this life. I'm clean.
I just have to ask you something.
This, this ring, it--
I-I found it in
the pawn shop.
Brennan said that you pawned it.
Ten years ago.
Did you pawn this?
Answer me. Where did-- Where did you get this, Charlie?
Where did you get this?
There was an accident.
Charlie, the people who were killed were my parents!
This was my mother's.
Who was driving that taxi?
I needed money.
I stole the taxi.
And I picked up the fare.
I lost control.
It was an accident.
You what? You stole this?
Dylan, I'm so sorry.
Don't you fucking touch me.
What do you need, kid?
I'm looking for Detective Milano.
Milano? He's not here anymore.
Do you know when he'll be back?
He died five years ago.
I just saw him the other night.
Don't think so.
That--
That-that can't be.
Are you okay?
You seeing shit that isn't there.
(Decko) Dylan.
Are you okay, lad?
What's the biggest funeral you ever have?
Hm. About ten years ago.
We had a standing mourning service.
Spilled out into the street.
I had to borrow chairs.
That was my parents' funeral.
I don't remember you there.
That's because I wasn't there.
I couldn't be.
They were there because of me.
I mean, Christ, I haven't even visited their grave.
I was supposed to pick them up
from the airport.
When I didn't show, eventually they took a cab.
That taxi crashed.
I was with Natalie when I found out.
[cell phone rings]
I blamed her.
I blame myself.
That's the night I left her.
You know, we made plans to go to college together, and
we put it on hold.
My fucking life.
My whole--
That guilt has been eating you alive inside for too long.
You're gonna let it destroy you.
As it should.
No. Listen to me, son.
Don't call me "son".
You leave me the fuck alone. Get that through your head. I don't want your help.
Leave me the fuck alone!
You listen to me, boy. You have got to forgive yourself.
I can't!
You can! Stop living in the fucking past!
Don't you understand? The past is all I have.
I have nothing else. You get that?
No! You have a life now!
You have me.
Now.
And Dylan, you have Natalie.
Oh, God.
I don't know what to do. I don't know what to do.
Forget about the past.
She's come back to you.
Don't let her get away again.
That gin.
Every time I see that girl's face,
I think about that night.
I think about what I did and what I didn't do.
Forget about what you didn't do.
It's what you're going to do now that counts.
Hi.
Hey, babe. You, uh, got some mail.
Steve! Why did you wait so many years to ask me to marry you?
I-I woke up and I realized what I had.
[sighs]
Was Charlie Scheel released?
No, but she just suddenly took off.
I'm ready to leave this life. I'm clean.
[beep]
Hey, Natalie. This is Linda from Mercy.
I have a message from your patient, Charlie Scheel. She said it's urgent.
What are you doing, Charlie?
Jesus wept.
That's the shortest verse in the Bible.
Charlie, come on. You're making me nervous.
Jesus went to visit his sick friend Lazarus.
But he was too late, and Lazarus was already dead.
But instead of just grieving for him,
he resurrected him.
That's what you've done for me.
How did you do it? Did you make your peace, yet?
No.
I'm getting so bored of this, Dylan.
Waiting for you.
You know what, Charlie? You Te gonna have to keep waiting.
You and I?
Have been walking dead for years now.
Me and you.
This could be our Resurrection Day.
Charlie!
Charlie, if you jump, I am not coming with you.
I'm still in love with Natalie, and I'm gonna be with her.
You hear that, Natalie?
I'm sorry I haven't visited sooner.
But it's better to be late in this life
than early in the next.
Rest in peace.
I've always loved the bastard.
He's got a lot of really good pubs.
He means colleges. Now, make sure you keep focused, Dylan.
Fresh starts. No regrets, love.
I know.
The French believe every time you say goodbye, you die a little.
But what do the fucking French know?
You've been a really good friend.
Thank you.
Drive safely.
Thank you.
Take care. Take care.
We'll be back.
You ready?
Yeah.
So, if I turn the ring around and the heart points in, that means I'm taken.
Correct.
Okay.
That looks better.
Thank you.
(Charlie) What was it like?
What's what like?
What made you die.
Walking dead are all around us.
She saw me. She touched me. How could she do that if I was dead?
How could I interact with people?
You believe it so intensely
that you've become real to yourself and to others.
Believing is seeing.
You Te just trapped in Purgatory.
Really could go either way for you.
So, how do I get out of Purgatory?
First of all, you need to accept that you Te dead.
Then I think you have one more chance to make things right.
(Natalie) You wanna die?
I don't wanna-wanna go without making amends.
[Natalie laughing]
So, what do you guys have planned after graduation?
We're going to college together.
Oh, so, keeping it alive, huh?
Yeah. Forever. Forever.
♪ Feels like We're in a dream ♪
♪ Shadows of life Without meaning ♪
♪ Distorted scenes, Reliving memories ♪
♪ That we can Never change ♪
♪ Won't this Dream ever end ♪
♪ Colors are so grey ♪
♪ And night never turns to day ♪
♪ Love feels so far across the sea ♪
♪ Even when it's next to me ♪
♪ Wake me ♪
♪ From this dream that never ends ♪
♪ Wake me ♪
♪ So my soul can make amends ♪
♪ Take me to the dawn ♪
♪ And wake me from this endless night ♪
♪ Let's try again ♪
♪ I'll be the friend you needed then ♪
♪ Fight the pain, It's still the same ♪
♪ Bu! now I know the way ♪
♪ Takes time to heal ♪
♪ And make me whole ♪
♪ And free my troubled dreams ♪
♪ Touch me now ♪
♪ I can 'I wait to go ♪
Relive the past, Can't take it anymore
♪ The hardest chore ♪
♪ The thought of losing you again ♪
♪ Push me to the end ♪
♪ Wake me ♪
♪ From this dream that never ends ♪
♪ Wake me ♪
♪ So my soul can make amends ♪
♪ Take me to the dawn ♪
♪ And wake me from this endless night ♪
♪ Wake me ♪
♪ From this dream that never ends ♪
♪ Wake me ♪
♪ So my soul can make amends ♪
♪ Take me to the dawn ♪
♪ And wake me from this endless night ♪