♪ There's my baby and me ♪
♪ We're so glad to be ♪
♪ Sharing each other's charms ♪
♪ Just my baby and me ♪
♪ We as close as can be ♪
♪ We're so happy in love ♪
♪ When nighttime comes ♪
♪ I hurry down ♪
♪ Down to our front door ♪
♪ We start to kiss and reminisce ♪
♪ And I'm in heaven once more ♪
- Is this thing on?
Alright, alright.
♪ I've got all I need ♪
- Bring your honey bun close and get ready
to give 'em a big ol' New Years Eve smooch.
Here we go now.
Let's all join in on my mark.
- Ten, nine, eight, seven, six,
five, four, three, two, one.
Happy New Year!
♪ Should auld acquaintance be forgot ♪
♪ And never brought to mind ♪
♪ Should auld acquaintance be forgot ♪
♪ For days of auld lang syne ♪
♪ For days of auld lang syne, my love ♪
♪ For auld lang syne ♪
- There you are, you missed the countdown.
- I heard it.
- You left me hanging in there.
- I don't know how you stand working with these people?
- So are you gonna pay the mortgage?
Happy New Year Jeff.
- Come here.
This is our year Linds, we're gonna make it happen.
- That was our resolution last year.
- Trust me, this is the one.
- Cops will be out.
- I got it, wait, don't we need
to pick up your sister?
- When I dropped her off she said shed get a ride.
- I bet she will.
I didn't want to tell you before the party,
but I caught her going through our closet earlier.
- I think she left most of her clothes
in your room.
- She was weird about it.
- That's just how she is,
did you think about the offer?
- Yeah.
- And?
- I'll be done by April.
- It's been eight months I'm sick
of living in a construction zone.
- I'm on top of it Linds.
- What are you doing?
- Nothing.
- Stop.
- What happened to that girl I fell in love with?
The one that knew how to live a little, remember her?
- Jeff!
Oh my God.
What did you do?
- Hey, hey, can you hear me brother?
Can you hear me?
Hey.
Call 911.
Lindsey grab your phone!
Hey you're gonna be alright, alright?
We got people coming for you, we're gonna,
just hang in there man.
- There's no reception!
- Grab his legs, we got to take him ourselves.
- Okay, I got him.
- Open the door.
- Use this.
- Oh Jesus Christ, he's seizing.
What do we do?
- Talk to him.
- Okay.
Don't go towards the light, you've got stuff to live for,
lots of stuff.
Hey.
Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey man, can you hear me man?
Hey buddy.
He stopped breathing.
- Are you sure?
- I don't fucking know!
- Check his pulse.
- Nothing.
He's gone.
- Okay.
How much did you have to drink?
- I wasn't counting.
We could say you were driving.
- I had three glasses of wine.
- Left, go left.
Go back to the house.
- The hospital's in the other direction.
- Just do it.
- Jeff we can't.
- We can't stay here!
We're gonna take him in I promise, we just
need someplace where we can think about this.
Figure things out.
There's nothing that we could've done.
Two hours, that's all we need.
- For what?
- Sober up, then we'll drop him off at the ER,
pretend like it just happened.
- Whoa, whoa, no, no, no, I don't think.
- I'll do the talking.
- Two hours.
- Yeah, that's it, then we'll drop him off.
Why don't you change out of that dress.
Lindsey, come here.
It's probably sitting right on the road.
- We have to call the police.
- I have to go back.
- No, no, wait Jeff!
Please don't leave me.
- I'll be back in 10 minutes, I'll be back in 10 minutes,
you'll be fine, close the door behind me.
- But your shirt.
- Hand me a clean one.
- That felt good, thanks.
- So we go inside or what?
- You were doing so well, a couple of good pick up lines.
A ride on the open road, not desperate, but not aloof.
- So what do you say?
- A guy I knew used to say that people are either wolves
or wolves in sheep's clothing.
- So, which are you?
- Happy New Years.
- Happy New Year.
- Lindsey?
Jeff?
Let me go!
My sister's calling the police right now.
My brother in law's getting his gun.
I'm warning you this is your last chance.
- What the fuck was that?
- It came from the garage, I thought it was you.
- Hannah?
Hannah, whoa, whoa Hannah!
- Hannah stop, let go.
Hannah, Hannah!
It's us, it's me, it's me.
Hannah, I'm not gonna hurt you.
- Shut up, shut up.
- Don't go in there Jeff, don't go!
- Shh.
- What did I do, what did I do?
- Hannah I got to get your shoes off okay?
Sweetheart, we're not calling the police.
- Why not?
- Jeff hit him.
- What?
- It was an accident, we were trying to help okay.
I know sweetheart.
I'm gonna get you in the shower, come on Hannah.
- What's the deal?
- She took two Ambien.
- When I went back there was a police car in the road,
where we hit him.
- I'm calling Bob Graham.
- A lawyer's more likely to turn us in than help us.
- This isn't Goodfellas Jeff.
- You make that call, what do you
think's gonna happen to me?
Or your sister?
Look,
you do what you have to do, but I'm gonna go in there,
and I'm gonna find out who this guy is
before we do something stupid.
- Oh God, please don't be so rough with him.
- Here we go.
Wait.
- What?
- That's our address, he was on his way here.
Is there anything you've done?
Any reason you can think of that would make someone
come after you, because if there is, now would
be the time.
- How can you even ask me that?
- You work at the bank.
- I'm a loan officer.
- So there's money.
- You should've been watching the road!
- Forgive me for trying to spice things up a little bit.
Maybe if you weren't always at work letting Crisco
walk all over you.
- My job is the only thing keeping us in this house,
how do you think that makes me feel?
- You don't seem to mind.
- Yeah, well you don't seem to mind
sitting on your ass all day.
- If the cops found the license plate they could
be here any minute.
Hey.
We're gonna make it through this, okay?
But I need you to trust me.
- I can't, I can't.
- Yes you can.
If the cops come we're gonna tell them that we hit a deer.
We have to do something about this mess though.
Back there we'll deal with it later.
- Him, we'll deal with him later.
- You know what this reminds me of?
- What?
- That shit hole apartment we had after college.
Cleaning it after we moved in.
Those brushes my mom gave us,
trying not to gag on the bleach.
God it's so damn hot.
- Shut up Jeff.
- Yeah.
What time is it?
- Almost 8:00 I think.
- I could use a little coffee if you don't mind.
- Sure.
Morning officers.
- Happy New Year ma'am, sorry to bother you so early.
- Oh I'm an early riser.
- I'm Officer Varone, this is Officer Campbell.
You Lindsey Pittman, your husband Jeff Pittman?
- That's right.
- I wondered who bought the old place after Ms. Dana passed.
- It's a real fixer upper but we're getting there.
- You out late last night Mrs. Pittman?
- Not especially, we had a work event.
- Anything unusual happen on the drive home?
- No, not that I can think of.
- Did you or your husband have anything to drink ma'am?
- Oh no, we don't drink and drive.
- Any car trouble?
- Why would there be car trouble?
Oh the doe.
- Pardon?
- The deer, we hit a deer.
Oh thank you, it must've fallen off during the accident.
- Was it okay?
- Yeah, well no, the windshield's broken,
and the bumper has you know, some dents in it.
- I meant the deer, there was some blood in the road.
- Oh, poor little thing.
She twitched a couple times and then ran off.
- Can we see?
- Well she ran off like I said.
So there's no body here officer.
- He meant the car Mrs. Pittman, we'd like to see it.
- Is there a problem?
- No, we'd just like to see it.
- Hey Linds, we're gonna need some more bleach
to cover up the rest of this.
Good morning officers.
- Good morning.
- These gentlemen want to see the damage
from the deer we hit.
Found this.
- Oh yeah, the deer.
You know what they say, you don't really hit a deer,
deer hits you.
- Is that what they say?
- It was a big sucker must've been about a four,
five pointer.
- Wife said it was a doe.
- Buck, fawn, doe, Lindsey knows as much
about deer as I know about nail polish.
- Oh, we're donating some clothes to charity.
- Is that so?
Good for you, 'tis the season.
- Can I offer you some coffee?
- No thank you ma'am, caffeine keeps me up.
- How fast were you traveling when you hit the animal?
- About 35 miles per hour.
- 45 zone.
- Can I ask what this is all about?
- Well we got a lot of calls last night, more than usual.
Noise complaints, people seeing things, even found
a broken down car on route four, about a mile from here.
Not far from where you hit the deer.
- Alternator was busted, no registration,
no plates.
- Like I said, strange night.
- We heard some fireworks at around 1:00,
we just assumed it was some neighborhood kids.
- Yeah, it happens every year.
- Well you've got a problem Mr. Pittman.
- What's that?
- See you driving around with this, we're gonna
have to write you up.
- Of course, yeah we'll get it fixed today.
- It's a holiday.
- Yeah, tomorrow then.
- Well, thank you for stopping by, Happy New Year.
- Lindsey do you have anymore conditioner?
- It's in the cabinet next to the sink.
- Were you in the car as well ma'am?
- The car?
No I was in the garage, that's where it happened.
- My sister.
- Let her answer.
What exactly happened in the garage?
- I'm sorry, I just woke up, I'm a little confused,
what's going on?
- 10-4, 22 responding.
It's alright ma'am, go back to sleep.
- She's going through a breakup, I think she had
too much to drink last night.
- And one more thing Ms. Pittman.
Tell your husband to open the garage, those fumes are toxic.
- I will, thank you officer.
Okay, they're gone.
- I didn't say anything.
- You said enough, I'm trying to protect us
and you're screwing it up.
- Jeff.
How was I supposed to know?
You're the one who brought him here.
- You pasted his brains all over the floor.
- Alright, she's been enough.
- I thought you called 'em,
Lindsey please tell him.
- I should turn you in they'd probably think me.
- I so sorry this is all my fault.
- No it's not.
- Oh come on.
- I didn't know they'd come after me.
- What did you say?
- I didn't mean to, you have to call them.
- I knew it.
- I'll handle this.
Who's after you?
- For the first three months we dated I thought
he owned a juice shop, some organic, vegan bullshit.
- The man in the garage that's who you ran away from?
- No, I've never seen him before.
- Then who is he?
- I don't know.
Richard, my boyfriend, his real business is stocks.
They took money from old people and never actually
invested it anywhere, they, just kept it and sent out
fake statements like Bernie Madoff.
- Un-fucking believable.
- Like you're a model citizen.
- Why would Richard come after you?
- He wouldn't.
- He's a criminal.
- He wouldn't.
He's dead.
His partner killed him.
- You told me you left because he hurt you.
- I was just scared you wouldn't let me stay.
I don't know why they sent that man after me.
- What happened?
- Richard was nervous about a handoff.
I came home one afternoon and the whole apartment
had been ransacked, there was blood everywhere.
He told me that if something happened to him
I should go somewhere safe, so I grabbed a bag
and I came here.
- What bag?
What's this?
- An Indian good luck charm,
Richard was into stuff like that.
Gave me this, said it kept him centered whatever that means.
- It's a claim slip from Crandall Lodge.
- Did you know about this?
- No, I swear.
- Ronnie and Joan had their anniversary there,
it's a bed and breakfast way out in the boonies.
- I'll go grab the keys.
- Let me go with you.
- Not a chance.
- I'm sorry.
- Fine, what do you want me to tell the cops
if they show up again?
Or would you rather handle that?
I meant to thank you for the phone and the boots,
it's been a long time since I had a Christmas
with a tree and all.
You know we have something in common.
- Doubt that.
- We both know what it's like to live in Lindsey's shadow.
- With an arctic blast rolling in later tonight,
dropping down to 15.
- Good morning, I guess it's afternoon,
you must be, Lindsey Pittman?
- Can I help you?
- Yes, I am Detective Smith,
is your husband home by any chance?
- He had to run out.
- Oh.
Do you mind if I come in, I got a couple of questions
I got to ask you.
- I talked to your friends this morning,
I told them everything.
- Oh, it shouldn't take long at all, I promise.
- Okay, what would you like to know?
- Okay, to be honest, I was kinda hoping for
a cup of coffee while we talk.
It's been a long night, New Year's Eve and all.
- Should I say anything, or should
I just slide it across the counter?
- Let me have it Jeff.
- You don't think I can handle it?
- I know how to talk to these people, this is my fault,
let me make it right.
We can tell her it was you.
I'll even embellish the story, you'll be the big hero.
- It is your fault, don't screw it up.
- I'll be back before you can count to three.
- So do you have more important things to do?
- Yeah, it's just paperwork really.
Bean counters want to make sure we follow up on every lead.
- Lead, we hit a deer.
- I meant incident report, got to make sure
the foot soldiers didn't miss anything.
So you said your husband is out?
- He's running an errand.
- New Year's day, must be pretty urgent.
- Odds and ends.
Do you mind?
- No, have at it.
Now about the deer.
- Like we told them this morning it was
a four or five point buck.
I guess it knocked the license plate off.
- Dulls the blades right?
- Should tell my sister.
- I had the same problem with my ex.
Lindsey, I'm sorry, do you mind if I call you Lindsey?
- Sure.
- Does your sister live with you?
- Temporarily.
- Is she here right now?
- She's with my husband, but she wasn't in the car.
- I was always jealous of families that spend
the holidays together, never happened with mine.
My dad walked out when I was seven, and my mom drank
herself to death a few years later.
- I'm sorry, that's terrible.
- Oh no, no, no, no, it was for the better.
What doesn't kill you and all, right?
My partner says I talk too much, probably true.
I think the coffee's ready.
My opinion there's nothing
a little hair of the dog can't fix.
Mm, that hits the spot, nice and strong.
Thank you Lindsey.
Now where's the body?
- It wasn't dead it leapt into the woods.
- One minute you're alive and then boom!
Dead as a doornail.
- Detective, where's your partner?
- He's running an errand, you know?
Odds and ends.
Do you have any creamer?
- I didn't open it.
- Oh shit.
This is, this is $50,000.
$50,000 fucking dollars, yes!
- Merry Christmas.
- Lindsey barely makes this much in a year.
And that's before taxes.
- I get it.
- No.
- I really do.
- You really don't.
She wanted to go to Cozumel for our honeymoon
we ended up at some Radisson, Daytona Beach.
The breakfast buffet wasn't even included.
I mean this, this is the break we've been waiting for.
We can finally get our heads above water.
- Even if that bag had a million dollars
it wouldn't fix anything.
- She has me on an allowance for Christ sake.
- Still true.
- Boo.
My ex used to cry all the time, made me
want to strangle her.
Better, thank you.
Look, I know what you're thinking.
You're gonna hold out, not gonna talk, protect your family
blah, blah, blah, it's all very noble of you.
But I have to tell you that now
is not the time for nobility.
Some people say the blood tastes sour like aluminum.
The hemo, well it's actually the iron in the hemoglobin
to be more precise, some people say it tastes sweet,
I bet that's the glucose, sweet or sour, it must
be something genetic, but I also wondered if somehow
it was connected to personalities, like an astrological sign
or something, I'm a Scorpio by the way.
My astrologist says that we like to get to the bottom
of things, which brings me to my point,
I could do this all day.
I could, eventually your lips are gonna begin
to flame, at some point your teeth are just gonna
pop right through them and pardon the pun,
but I'm sure your smile is a real asset at the bank.
Wouldn't want to ruin that now would we.
Where's the body?
- In the garage, we hit it with the car and then
he attacked my sister, please you can tell.
- Shh, shh, oh you must be a Capricorn,
so honest and forthcoming.
There's a flip side to that you know?
Capricorns they get taken advantage of.
Long hours at the bank, boss copping
a feel when no one's looking.
And then it's home to Jeff, Jeff,
yeah I read about his going to the college World Series,
ouch, blowing the lead at the bottom of the ninth.
That's rough.
Riddle me this Lindsey, how does someone like you,
a born go getter, end up with a testosterone filled
choker like him?
Jerome, he's my therapist, he would have
a field day dissecting you.
All your fantasies about white picket fences.
The prayers that Jeff might turn a corner.
The desperate desire to fix your screwed up little sister.
Sad truth is you'll always be trapped by the same
dysfunctional relationships you try so hard to escape.
Cat got your tongue?
- I didn't hear a question.
- Where'd they go?
- You know she didn't tell me she had a sister
until we'd been dating three months.
- Is that supposed to hurt my feelings?
- It wasn't that she was ashamed, I don't know,
maybe she was, she just.
- Just say whatever it is you're trying to say.
- I'm not sure what she'll do when
we tell her about the money.
- I could ask nicely.
Pretty please with a cherry on top.
- I think this might be too much for her.
- You mean don't tell her?
- No.
No.
I'd never do that to Lindsey, you passed the test.
She's under a lot of pressure.
- Scorpio and Capricorn Lindsey, there is always a spark.
Do you feel it?
'Cause I sure do.
If you need anything just whistle.
- Bill?
- Honey.
- In here.
- Hey Linds, whose car is that?
- You forgot to call.
- We got it hun, 50 grand.
Did you hear me?
$50,000.
- I heard you.
- What happened?
- Come on.
He happened, he showed up right after you left.
And he knows everything about us.
What are you doing?
- Softening him up.
- Stop it, please.
- Don't even look at her.
Go back to your room, I'll handle this.
Now!
Ready to talk asshole?
Who else knows you're here?
- Sweet, it tastes sweet.
Nuh, nuh, nuh, here's a thought,
let me talk to your sister.
- You send a man to kill
her now you want to talk to her?
- Either we settle this like civilized beings
or someone else dies, maybe you, maybe me.
No offense but she doesn't look like the type
to chop off my balls and shove 'em
down my throat now does she?
She might listen.
- We'd be right here.
- No, no, alone.
- Not a chance in hell.
- Come on slugger, you don't want me to tell her
about the stash of Asian schoolgirl porn
you got in the cabinet.
- You're not getting anywhere, come on.
- It's like baseball Jeff, sometimes you got to call
in the relief pitcher, especially.
- If there's porn in there he planted it.
- I don't care, I'm gonna go get Hannah.
- You're crazy leave her alone with him.
- There's more to her than you think.
He wants to talk to you.
- Okay.
- You don't have to.
- 1 said I'd do it.
- You sure?
- You know what it was like after you left?
I saw mom with bad boyfriends before.
- I can't apologize for leaving Hannah.
- I didn't ask you to.
I thought you were dead,
there was so much blood.
- No it's not mine babe, not mine, I told you
that we would always be together.
- You're the reason that asshole left me.
- I had to make sure you were safe, I was
worried sick about you.
Miss my little Hannah banana.
- I missed you too.
- Come here, starting to hurt.
- Shouldn't have done that to her.
- For Christ sakes I asked her for creamer
and she came at me with a butcher knife, I would
never hurt your sister on purpose.
You get the money?
- Yes.
- Good, we're gonna go to Europe, Australia,
to see the pyramids, you name it, just the two of us.
We can split it with them if you want.
- Does anyone else know you're here?
- No babe, we got a one way ticket out.
Baby, when you disappeared
I realized how I felt,
I couldn't say it before but, I love you.
- I can't let you go right now.
- Just think about this for a goddam second.
- Let me talk to them.
I'll convince them you'll be good to your word.
- How'd it go?
- He said he'll split it with us if we let him go.
- That's all he said.
- I think he means it, look we can't
keep him tied up forever.
- How can you be so naive?
- You want to talk to me about naive?
There is a dead man in your garage and a live one
in your basement, and you are sitting there eating
your peanut butter and jelly sandwich dreaming
about an island vacation.
Fuck you Jeff.
Fuck you and your $50,000.
- He's just trying to keep us safe.
What is it?
It's okay, you can tell me.
- When we were in the car,
he tried to get me to say that we didn't find anything.
He wanted to hide the money from you.
- You must've misunderstood what he meant.
- I didn't.
Lindsey.
- He wouldn't.
- You can't trust Jeff.
- Wait here, I'm gonna get you the medical kit.
- She's lying.
What you don't believe me?
- I have to check something.
It's the same.
- What?
It reminds me that the world is full of sheep,
keeps me centered.
- Shut up! What babe?
- Hannah's boyfriend, Richard Smith it's the same guy!
It's his money.
- Him?
- Bottom of the ninth Jeff, a lot of pressure don't blow it.
- You think that's funny?
- Stop!
- He'll break.
- He will, not like that.
Tape his mouth.
Here.
You ever chip a nail detective?
There's a lot of nerve endings in the fingertip,
women deal with it all the time.
Although we have a higher threshold for pain than men.
Helps us with childbirth, it's genetic.
Right here.
- Guess I'm the relief pitcher.
- Again.
- Another.
That's three, there's seven more, 17 if you want
to press your luck.
When I take this tape off I want you to start
at the beginning, do you understand me?
She hasn't changed at all.
- You still got me, that's worth something.
It'll be dark in two hours.
- I know.
- Both bodies will fit in the car.
- You can't murder him Jeff.
- It's self defense, Smith, Richard, whoever the fuck
this guy is, he's gonna be after us as long as he's alive.
Know that.
- What will we do after?
- There's a dumpster out on Route 4.
- No Jeff, what would we do?
I go back to the bank tomorrow like nothing happened?
You keep dry walling and handing out resumes?
- We'll pick up the pieces and move on
like we always have.
- Where has that gotten us?
I mean look around this wasn't what we planned.
- You don't think I know that?
It's just a bump in the road Lindsey, once we deal
with this mess, once we deal with your sister.
- Whoa, what do you mean deal with my sister?
- She lied to you.
- He manipulated her.
- Look,
we just need her out of the way for a couple of hours
while we deal with this little shit show first.
When this is all settled down we'll use the money,
set her up someplace, get her back on her feet.
- Do you mean that?
- Yeah.
- Do I have your word she won't get hurt?
- Scout's honor.
She betrayed you, you know?
- She's family.
- So am I.
- It's time.
I always hated finance.
- But you work in a bank.
- Funny how life turns out.
You kept it?
- Yeah, all this shit over one little piece of paper
it just didn't feel right to throw it away.
- Let's go.
- I fucked up.
I should tell you something, it's about Richard,
it's just he's the guy in the basement.
- I know.
- You're not mad?
- Do you love him?
- I don't know.
- It's gonna be alright, come on.
- Let me go, let me go!
- Hannah listen to me, shh.
Whatever they have in mind isn't good for either of us,
so you got to do exactly what I say and we'll get
out of this okay?
Now follow my voice and get as close as possible.
You got it, straight back, there you go.
- What if she can't breath?
- You ever get five minutes of peace and quiet
when she's around?
She's got strong lungs.
I'm gonna get the gun and a couple of pillows.
- There you go, one more, one more, now try
to get onto your knees.
There you go.
Little bit more,
listen to me, we are gonna get through this okay.
I need you to get the wolf's head charm from your
bracelet, it's sharp, you can cut with that.
- Got it.
- Yeah that's right, 227 Leader Drive.
Please just come as soon as you can.
- What are you doing?
- Why two pillows?
The money's gone and you have two pillows why?
- Help me.
- Shh, shh, they can hear us, just give me a second, okay?
Just like a bandaid, just like a big fucking bandaid.
- If the money's gone your sister took it.
- I asked you a question.
- To muffle the shots, now put the gun down.
- Shots?
Plural, one person, one shot, one pillow.
- What do you think this is, huh?
A goddamn fairy tail?
Wake up, Hannah is not on our side.
- This isn't about sides.
- That's exactly what this is about.
- Please untie me,
- Hold on.
- it hurts, it really, really hurts.
- Shh.
- Just let me go please.
- You know I got a lot of ass over the years.
But yours was definitely the sweetest.
- Calm down, calm down!
- She's my sister.
- I don't care.
- I do.
- Honey.
- Go to sleep.
- We made a vow.
Remember?
We can tell each other anything.
You want her out of your life, so do I.
Brutal honesty Linds, that's what marriage is.
Please Lindsey, don't make me hurt you.
I love you too much.
- You don't even know what that means.
- Yes I do, everything I did, I did for us,
don't you understand that?
- You're out of your mind.
- We're gonna work this out, or die trying.
- Hello Lindsey.
Got a lot more fight than your sister did,
I like that.
Scorpio and Capricorn Lindsey, can you imagine
if we met when we were single?
Well technically,
I guess we are, what do you say?
- Gun drawn!
- Mrs. Pittman we're here.
Ma'am, I really think it'd be best for you
to stay with someone tonight.
- I think right now I just need
to sleep for a very long time.
- Well don't go too far, we'll have more questions
for you when you're ready.
- Of course.
- Ma'am, this place is miles away from anything,
why here?
- Because it's miles away from anything.
- You take care Mrs. Pittman.
- I will.
- That was a bad scene man, and all over 50 grand.
You think she'll be okay?
- Yeah I do, she's a survivor,
hey let's hit that diner over on 87th
for some corned beef and cabbage.
- Oh no.
- It's a tradition.
- Have at it, I'll stick with a burger.
- Happy New Year.
- It's after midnight.
- Whatever.
Now weren't you here earlier?
- That was my sister.
- Oh yeah,
the one who got the bag and put it back.
She said she'll get it tomorrow, oh well,
I guess that's today.
- She's not coming back.
♪ I see the light ♪
♪ Shining on me ♪
♪ I'm coming home for the winter ♪
♪ I see the light ♪
♪ Shining on me ♪
♪ I'm coming home for the winter ♪
♪ I see the light ♪
♪ Shining on me ♪
♪ I'm coming home for the winter ♪
♪ I see the light ♪
♪ Shining on me ♪
♪ I'm coming home for the winter ♪
♪ I see the light ♪
♪ Shining on me ♪
♪ I'm coming home for the winter ♪
♪ I see the light ♪
♪ Shining on me ♪
♪ I'm coming home for the winter ♪
♪ I see the light ♪
♪ Shining on me ♪
♪ I'm coming home for dinner ♪