Party of Five s03e25 Episode Script

MAN: There you go, keep it tight.
Look, if you're here to lift weights, I can't stop you.
No, uh, there's something I have to say.
I'm not interested.
Well, look, it won't take long, but I need you to listen to me.
Okay? I have this-- This problem where I'm, like, kinda-- I mean, I'm definitely-- I'm an alcoholic.
That's why you missed the divisionals? Because you were, uh-- I was drunk the night before.
Well, the morning before, actually.
So this is, uh, what? Get it off your chest and that's supposed to fix it, huh? No.
No.
That's-- I'm not-- I'm not asking you to forgive me or anything.
I just-- I just want you to know that I'm sorry.
That I-- I blew this really badly and I lied.
And you were, like You were a friend.
And I know it doesn't change anything, but-- But I quit drinking.
I stopped.
And I've been going to meetings.
And that's it.
I-I-I just wanted to I just wanted to make amends.
Well Just don't flake on them like you flaked on me.
Because you're not coming back on my team if you're not going to meetings.
Wait a minute.
Are you saying--? And if you're not on that mat every day at least 20 minutes early with a fistful of those chips that say you're sober, so help me, kid Oh, coach, you have no idea-- And don't be thanking me.
And don't smile, [THE BODEANS' "CLOSER TO FREE" PLAYING.]
* Everybody wants to live * * Like they wanna live * * And everybody wants to love * * Like they wanna love * * Everybody wants to be * * Closer to free-ee-ee-ee * * Closer to free * [SCHOOL BELL RINGING.]
[INDISTINCT CONVERSATION.]
[GASPS.]
Justin, what are you--? Justin, you can't go in here.
Justin, you can't-- What? What? Aww.
Yes.
Nuh-uh.
Ya-hah.
Yale? Yale.
Yale? Yale! School of bartending, right? Get in there.
Say it.
Say it.
Say it.
No.
No.
Say it.
I got in and you didn't.
Justin, I withdrew my application.
Don't-- Don't haggle with me.
Say it.
I got in and you didn't.
I understand they accepted everyone who applied.
Okay.
I'm waiting.
I mean, if they let Taylor Huff in-- They did not-- No, they did not let Tay-- They let Taylor Huff in? You! Ow! Ow! Ow! [GIGGLING.]
Uh Wow! I can say I knew you when.
Boy, can you.
Hm.
Wait.
Wait.
Wait.
Rose, you actually stand on the platform and block the doors? Oh, yeah.
You should hear people begging her.
Yes, lady, I swear I'll vote for your daughter.
Now, please let me catch my train.
And what is wrong with that? Well, you should get back out there.
Um, I wanna call your father first.
If he couldn't get out of his meetings, I wanna interrupt him at least six or seven times.
You can use the phone behind the bar.
Okay.
Thanks.
Soon.
This will be over very soon.
Oh, yeah, um, I rented four TV monitors for Friday night.
Thirty inch, 36, something like that.
And I'm thinking we'll put one over there.
And one-- Charlie, if we're lucky, if, it'll be two seconds on the local news.
We don't need all that.
Sure we do.
I'm going all out on this.
So, what do you figure? Maybe 40 people plus kids? Oh, you know, I don't think this is a kid kinda party.
There's gonna be food.
There's gonna be music.
Are you thinking Owen? Well, yeah.
And what if he gets cranky? What are you gonna do? Leave in the middle of everything? [SCOFFS.]
What? Is this your new motto, no kids? Wait a second, I'm telling you a practical concern here, and you're making it out to be some big blanket statement.
God, is every single conversation gonna be about this now? Let's just forget it.
Okay? Daddy sends his love.
We should get going.
I still have a lot of hands to shake.
Yeah.
Don't forget to kiss some babies.
Hey, shouldn't you be driving around the neighborhood with a megaphone going, "I got into Yale"? Ugh, no.
Actually, uh, my mom and dad are taking care of that.
Huh.
I'd say now's the time to hit 'em up for a convertible for graduation.
Actually, we have a, uh, sort of a standing deal.
If I got into anyplace vaguely Ivy-ish, I'd get a plane ticket, a backpack, and enough cash to last me two months in Europe.
That is if I steal all my meals and I sleep in a bus station.
Wait.
Y-you're going to Europe? Wow! Um, so Robin going too? No, she can't.
She's, uh, doing that whole archeological dig thing through Berkeley.
Um, so we'll probably hook up for a couple weeks in Greece.
Greece? That sounds fun, really fun.
So where else? Well, definitely Italy.
Uh-huh.
Although, I'm thinking of ix-naying the whole, uh, Rome, Venice, Florence thing, 'cause, you know I'm thinking more on the lines-- Sicily? Sardinia? Yes.
Yes.
Exactly.
Places off the beaten path.
Where you can't even find a McDonalds.
Or an ATM.
Or one of those key chains that says, "Italians do it with sausage.
" They actually have that? What about Paris? You have got to go to Paris.
I do.
Why? It's-- It's Paris, you jerk.
The Louvre, the Tuileries, the-- The Seine.
Oh, oh, oh.
You know what? I clipped out a piece from the travel section on Parisian cafes if you're interested.
I'm sorry? You clipped out an article? Yeah.
You know, just in case.
You know where else you absolutely have to go? It was just like old times.
I tell you, this making amends is the best.
Hey, have I made amends to you? Like really made amends? Over and over and over and over.
Okay.
That's nice though, you know, you and the coach, just like old times.
It's-- It's nice to have old times.
You know, it's-- It's like I-- Yesterday, Drew and I were trying to make a date, you know, because we're so insanely busy.
And he said that Thursday he had to, like, take his-- His car in to get this ding fixed that he got in a parking lot.
So I say, "Oh, so you "Willed" it.
" 'Cause remember when Will got his car wrapped up in the shopping cart train? [BOTH LAUGHING.]
I remember when he told us about that.
Milk actually shot outta my nose.
I know.
See, I-I know.
But-- But Drew had never heard that story so, of course, he got all offended, thought that I meant that he, you know, willed his accident to happen or something.
Well, I'm sure he would have had a sense of humor about it if he knew Will, don't you think? I don't know.
I just-- It-- You know, it made me feel so tired.
'Cause you know how in the beginning when you're dating somebody and-- And you don't know each other's lives that well or anything, and you don't know each other like-- Like we know each other.
You know, it's just so much work.
[***.]
Yeah, well, unless you really like the person.
So, what happened? Did you guys find time to get together? Can you believe it? We couldn't.
Not a single hour all week.
Huh.
Well, that's not great.
So, what'd you do? What was I supposed to do? I dumped him.
Yale? Isn't that, like, in Massachusetts or something? Connecticut.
Anyway, he-- He says it's his absolute first choice so he's definitely gonna go.
His mom and dad were so excited for him that they said that they were gonna pay for him to go to Europe for two months in the summer before he started up.
You know, just sort of backpacking around.
Cool.
Yeah, yeah, and he invited me to go with him.
He asked you to go away to Europe with him? For July and-- And August.
Why is he outta the blue asking you to go away with him? I mean, don't you think that's a little bit strange? I mean, what-- what? Does he think that he's gonna get you away from me? Griffin, come on, it's not about that.
He's got a girlfriend and she can't go.
So I've been back, like, a month.
You wanna go away already? It's not about leaving you.
I just-- I wanna travel an-and do stuff, an-and get, like, lots of weird jobs, and go to weird places, an-and figure stuff out.
With him? No.
With you.
But you've got stuff keeping you here.
And you don't wanna go, and he does.
So you asking me if you can go? I don't have to ask.
Couldn't sleep.
Me either.
You and Charlie have a fight or something? Oh, no.
No.
No.
Did they--? Did he and Kirsten fight a lot? I don't know.
A normal amount, like anybody.
She wouldn't let them go to bed mad.
She made that a rule.
That's a good rule.
[SIGHS.]
They were probably a good couple.
I mean, obviously something went wrong, but I'll bet they wanted the same things.
I guess.
I-I'm gonna go get a-- So they probably had a lot of stuff figured out, then, right? Like, I don't know, how many kids they wanted to have Oh, she couldn't.
What? Kirsten couldn't have kids.
Do we have to talk about this? No.
I'm sorry I brought it up.
No.
No.
Two.
Two for tomorrow night.
Tomorrow.
That's, uh-- That's no good for me.
Yes.
Salinger, S-A-L-- No.
Same spelling, but no.
No, I haven't read that one.
Okay.
Okay.
Thanks.
Bye.
Uh-huh.
What? I'm intrigued.
Who's "two"? Nobody.
Just Sarah.
You've been seeing a lot of just Sarah lately.
Yeah? So? Are you two getting back together? Well, I don't know.
I mean, I never would have thought so.
But She just broke up with this guy she's been dating.
And we've been spending a lot of time together.
And sometimes it seems like she's saying she wants us to.
Cool.
Weird is what it is, actually.
I mean, with all this stuff falling back into place for me right now, do you think a girl who I cheated on and-- And lied to and-- Put in the hospital.
Right.
Right.
Put in the hospital.
Do you think she could possibly still wanna be with me? Is this, like, the silent treatment here? Griffin.
If you just give me a chance.
Uh, that stuff that I said didn't exactly come out right.
No kidding.
It's just I-I don't trust things.
Right.
You don't trust me.
No, no, not you.
I trust you.
I don't trust, like, life.
I-I don't trust life.
What is that? Nothing is gonna happen, Griffin.
Really? 'Cause I've been running over a list of possibilities in my head, do you wanna hear them? All right, say you, uh, fall in love with Justin, or-- Or-- Okay, say-- Say that you get in a fight with Justin and you feel lonely and you fall in love with somebody else.
Or, uh, yo-you find a job that you really, really want in the most beautiful country you've ever seen.
O-Or you run off to Rome and become a nun.
Griffin.
O-Or, say I do something really stupid like, uh, I'm rushing home to get a phone call from you, and I don't look up, and, uh-- And I get flattened by a 2-ton safe, or-- Or a baby grand falling on my head.
Don't laugh, 'cause, uh, that's the kind of stuff that happens to us.
We're not exactly lucky people, Julia.
We gotta be careful.
[***.]
I don't wanna take my eyes off of you.
Oh, Mrs.
Reeves, hi.
Hello.
Uh, is-- Is Sarah-- She's not here.
I just gotten a couple tickets to this thing, this, um, Cherry Blossom Festival? It's at the-- The Peace Pagoda.
Mrs.
Reeves, I want you to know that I'm doing better now.
I am.
And I can understand why you'd hate to see-- You know, something, Bailey, you really don't have to.
I know that you've been through a lot, and I wish you the best.
We both do.
Really? Well, I really appreciate that.
In any case, she's not going to be back anytime soon.
She's out with her father.
They're celebrating.
Celebrating? Great.
Because? Sarah got into Brown.
Wow! Brown? That's-- That's in-- In Connecticut? Rhode Island, actually.
Wow! That's-- That's fantastic.
Well, I bet-- I bet you're gonna miss her.
Of course it's going to be sad having her far away from us.
But in Sarah's case, I think it's going to be a good thing for her if it means her being far away from you.
You were good at that luncheon thing today.
Couldn't concentrate much.
Well, you couldn't tell.
Auto pilot.
Really, the only thing that was going through my head the whole time was, "Why didn't Charlie tell me Kirsten couldn't have children?" Maybe you thought that was private or something.
I don't know.
Whatever.
Except you two didn't break up over that.
I mean, you obviously accepted it.
No.
That's-- No, look.
I had to.
But she wanted to have kids.
It was a medical thing.
And for me it's a choice.
So, I guess, according to you that makes me some kinda awful, self-- Grace, come on, you know that's not how I feel about you.
Fine.
But the net net, here, is that you two weren't gonna have kids, and we aren't gonna have them.
Am I right? Yeah.
But that's not-- I mean, I saw you pining for her and-- And chasing after her.
And it was gonna end up the same, the same as you and me.
But for me it's not okay.
Why is that? Why is that? I don't know.
Bailey, where have you been? It's-- It's 2 in the morning.
Out.
Wha-What does that mean, "out"? What do you mean? I mean out.
Walking around.
Out.
Well, are you okay? I mean, were you-- Are you, like, wanting to drink? Uh-huh.
Bailey-- I didn't drink anything, Claud.
Okay? You can stop panicking.
Did you call Sarah? There's-- There's messages here.
I know.
So did you talk to her? No.
I don't need to.
I know why she's calling.
[SIGHS.]
She got into Brown.
Okay? Andshe probably wants to celebrate, which I'm not really in the mood for.
So But I thought-- I mean I mean, you guys have been hanging around together so much lately, and if-- I-If you're feeling bad-- Look, I can't call her.
Okay, Claud? I mean, I shouldn't.
After what I've done to her.
Well, obviously, she doesn't think that.
She's going away, Claud, So that's not an option anymore.
I just-- I can't keep-- [SIGHS.]
As far as I'm concerned, she's not there anymore.
Wait.
Who are you calling? My sponsor.
[***.]
[RINGING.]
No.
Look, they can't substantiate that.
And even if they could, that's not the campaign I'm running.
I'm not gonna go around slamming the guy.
[YELLING.]
No.
Either I win on the issues or I lose.
Shh! Sweetie, I'm not the phone.
Sorry.
Did the radio spot run yet? Well, it was supposed to be 4 p.
m.
Who's even up at 4 a.
m.
besides me? Well, who do we talk to about that? Ow! Owen.
Cut that out.
I want juice.
When I'm done.
Sorry.
Did the Weekly endorse anybody yet? Oh, oh, good.
Well, anything on the q and a yesterday? Uh-huh.
Great.
Well, I don't get it.
I mean, he knows that I'm going out with Robin, right? Then, why don't you just tell him he's got nothing to worry about, and come this afternoon to get a Eurail pass with me? Justin, I can't.
I'm sorry.
What do you mean, you can't? You're gonna let him kill this whole thing? What kinda relationship you guys have if you're-- Griffin.
I got calc.
Hi.
Hey.
I guess you were just ragging on me just now, huh? It's all right.
I understand that.
I mean, I'm kinda mad at me right now also.
I want-- I-I want to be able to say go.
Go away and see amazing things, an-and come back and tell me about them.
I love you.
I wanna say that.
Then why can't you? I'm trying to get there.
I am.
I think there's a way.
I mean, I-I think that I've figured out a way that I'd be okay with you going.
Oh, here you are.
You sure are hard to find.
I am? Yeah.
I've been calling forever.
Didn't you get my messages? It's been insane around here with Grace's campaign and everything.
Whatever.
Bailey, I have, like, big news.
I know.
I talked to your mom and And that's great news, Sarah.
Congratulations.
I mean, I'm definitely gonna miss you, but-- Miss me? You're not gonna miss me.
Yes, I am.
So then swing on by.
It's not that far away.
Come on, Sarah.
It's a lot of miles to just swing on by.
What lot of miles? Berkeley is just, like, an extra stop on BART.
Berkeley? Berkeley? Yeah.
Got the letter this morning.
Your mom said that you and your dad were-- I thought you were going to Brown? Yeah.
Dad, he had me trying on his letter sweater.
He had the school song on flash cards.
Bailey, getting that envelope from Berkeley was like a phone call from the governor.
And besides, they have-- They have the most awesome music program.
Well-- Well, that's great, Sarah, but-- What? I still think-- I think it'd be better for you if I weren't around so much.
Bailey, what are you talking about? Well, don't you think you'd be better off being away from me? That's crazy.
Why would I? [***.]
So So you're gonna be in San Francisco? [LAUGHING.]
Sarah.
Gosh, Sarah.
[CHUCKLES.]
"Pressure," one S.
Guess you get what you pay for.
These were free.
What's the matter? Charlie.
I could-- See, the truth is I could-- I could live with us not having a child of our own.
Really? Okay.
Well-- Because I have kids.
Kinda.
But you asked me what's the difference between you and Kirsten.
And the difference is You don't even want the kids I have.
When did I say that? You don't have to say it.
I see it.
Claudia-- I mean, you and her, forget it.
And this 3-year-old that's trying to get your attention, you can't even put down the phone for two seconds.
You're basing it on that? This is the most stressful 24 hours of my life, that's so not fair.
So all this is gonna change after the election? Okay, look.
I know that the kids and I aren't exactly falling all over each other, but they have you.
No.
Claudia and Owen, they-- They see somebody living in their house that could be a mom, and that is-- That is huge to them.
But you don't give 'em that.
You don't.
Do I even get time? God, Charlie, maybe it's not just add water and instant parent.
Okay.
But what if we do that? We give it time and you try, and then you say, "Nope, not for me," and Owen's 4 or 5? Why do I have to predict the future all of a sudden? I have to.
Okay, and he's gonna miss you.
But now he's He's just little.
In a couple months from now, he won't remember.
Charlie-- And if this was just about you and me, if this was just about now, if I didn't have to think about the-- [***.]
I mean [SNIFFLES.]
I love you, Grace.
But that's it? You're just gonna give us up? And-- And put them ahead of everything you said you wanted? Put them ahead of you? Yeah.
That's what parents do.
Marriage is an honorable estate.
It should not be entered into lightly or unadvisedly, but reverently, discreetly, and soberly.
Into this relationship these this two persons are now to be joined.
If you know any reason why you should not be joined in marriage, make it now known.
[WHISPERS.]
No.
Okay.
Now, you say, uh I-I got it now.
I, Griffin, take you, Julia, to be my wedded wife, to have and to hold from this day forward, for better or worse, richer or poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish so long as we both shall live.
I, Julia, take you Griffin, to be my wedded husband, to have and to hold from this day forward, for better or worse, for richer or for poorer, in sickness and in health, to love and to cherish as long as we both shall live.
Please place the ring on her finger.
Oh, I don't-- We don't have a ring.
I'm sorry.
It's okay.
By virtue of the authority vested in me by the state of Nevada as Deputy Commissioner of Civil Marriages, I now pronounce you husband and wife.
I love you.
I love you too.
[GIGGLING AND MOANING.]
Hello.
Howdy.
Did we just-- Yeah.
Yep, we sure did.
I should probably What? You know, call, let them know.
Tomorrow.
[SIGHS.]
What am I gonna tell people? They're gonna ask where you are.
I'll be there.
I'm gonna go with you to vote.
And I'll be at the party.
You don't have to.
It's a big day for ya.
It shouldn't be ruined.
Yeah.
Big day.
Does anyone know how to do quadratic equations? Just thought I'd take a shot.
Julia? Hey You guys.
I-- I didn't expect you all to be home.
Heading out.
Claud, you still need a lift? Un-huh, yeah.
Listen, Jule, not to be too much of a parent, but where the hell have you been? Hey, Griffin.
Hey.
It wouldn't kill you to leave a note or something.
I know.
I'm sorry.
I'm sorry.
It's just we had this thing to do, and we ended up staying over at Griffin's.
So anyway-- So anyway, listen-- I'm sure it's a fascinating story, Jule, but I gotta meet Sarah.
Coming? Bye.
Oh, there's, uh, day-old tuna salad in the fridge if you're hungry.
Griffin and I went to the Justice of the Peace yesterday, and we got married.
[FRIDGE DOOR SLAMS.]
[***.]
Because we love each other, and we're old enough, and we want to be together forever.
Julia.
And you'll get used to it.
[SIGHS.]
Oh, my God.
That is so weird and-- And incredible and-- An-an-and kind of inspiring.
Don't you think? Inspiring? Yeah.
Yeah.
Because think about it, look at them.
They-- They fell in love and then they realized that they still had some stuff to figure out, so they split up for a while.
And now they're, like, "No wait, we belong together.
" Don't you think that's inspiring? Bailey-- 'Cause we're like that too.
You broke up with me, which was the right thing to do.
It was definitely the right thing to do.
Then afterwards-- Bailey, don't-- No, no, no, no, no.
Afterwards, when I needed you, when I really needed you, you pretty much saved my life, Sarah.
And now everything's just falling back into place.
Yesterday, you and me-- Right.
Look, that-- I shouldn't have kissed you like that.
What are you talking about? That was-- A mistake.
That was a mistake.
Things got out of hand, and-- And I shouldn't have let them-- What are you talking about? I love you, Sarah.
I want us to be friends.
Friends? But I-I don't mean it in that-- Ugh.
That stupid break-up way which basically means just go away quietly.
I-I want you in my life.
Wait a minute.
Wait a minute.
Wait a minute.
Yesterday, that has to mean something, right? Things have happened to us, Bailey, bad things.
AndI-I can't just pretend that they didn't.
I know.
I know that and I-- And I'm sorry.
And I wish Look tell me what to do.
Tell me what to do.
I'll do anything.
Be my friend.
That's all.
Just be my friend.
And let's both move on.
Okay? Let's come to each other when we both have really good news, you know, Or-- Or be there for each other when we're both in trouble.
Let's both fall in love with other people and tell each other all about it.
I don't-- I-I want-- [SIGHS.]
I don't think I can do this.
I don't think I can get through this without you, Sarah.
I know that you feel like you don't have everything that you want right now, Bailey.
But believe me, you have everything that you need.
You're gonna be okay.
I'm trying to figure out what I'll need.
Julia.
Probably just clothes, right? I mean, for a while until we get a bigger place.
Could we just-- No.
No.
I-- I just got married, Charlie.
I don't wanna be yelled at.
I don't wanna yell.
Good, then just leave it alone.
I can't.
I can't.
I-- I just-- I don't get it, Jule.
I mean, could you just-- Could you just explain it to me? I love him.
He loves me.
So be in love.
No one's saying that you shouldn't spend every second of every day with him if you want, Julia, but this is-- Huge.
I know that.
I-It kinda takes my breath away too.
I just-- I just wanna understand.
Okay.
I mean, there is no way that you would have done something like this if Mom and Dad-- Maybe not, but if they had been around the last few years, Charlie, I'd be, like, someone else entirely.
I am who I am because they died, Charlie.
It's-- It's made me me.
So, what? You-- You run off and get married? Have you even thought about what that means? Of course.
For how long? A-A minute? An hour? I thought about it when he asked me.
And, Charlie, when I said yes, it felt like the rightest thing I have ever done in my life.
It felt like with that one word, that everything else just snapped into place.
It's, like, Griffin loves me, and we are gonna be together forever and-- And that means that I can go anywhere, and I can be anything, and I will have that.
I will have him, and I love him.
So now-- So now he can stop worrying that he's gonna lose me, and he can just relax, and he can become this-- This man that he's been waiting to be.
[***.]
[SIGHS.]
I know you think I've made a mistake.
Yes.
Okay.
So let me.
I-- [CHUCKLES.]
You're my little sister.
Yeah.
But I'm not a little girl anymore.
I mean, look at me, Charlie.
I'm all grown up.
[INDISTINCT CHATTER.]
You owe me 10 bucks.
Remember? We had a bet on this.
I didn't bring my purse.
Don't worry about it.
I know where you live.
So, cheers, councilwoman.
Mmm, I like the sound of that.
ROSE: And I know she couldn't have gotten through all this without you, Charlie.
She said so at least, oh, 50 times.
That's-- That's very nice.
Thank you, Rose.
ROSE: Grace, come here, sweetie.
I have just been embarrassing Charlie.
[LAUGHING.]
Um, I gotta get going, actually.
ROSE: Oh? Yeah.
I got some stuff to deal with.
Julia just Anyway.
Oh, well, you give that adorable Owen a big kiss good night for me, hear? CHARLIE: Okay.
Ah! I'm sure I'll see you before I leave? Yeah.
Good.
Okay.
I'll tell her later.
I've gotta go.
Yes, you said.
I'm sorry.
I really wish things could have been different.
No, you wish I could have been different.
[***.]
Grace, you must be so happy.
CLAUDIA: So can we do it? Charlie, please, can we do it before she just-- She just leaves? Oh, Bailey? We shouldn't leave it like this, Charlie.
We don't have anymore time to think, Charlie.
[WHISPERING.]
Can we? Please? Whatever you want.
This-- This is the last of it for a while.
You can dump my stuff in a corner if you want, and you guys can fight it out for the attic.
Great.
So is Griffin picking you up? Yeah.
He's gonna honk.
Maybe I'll just go wait outside.
Wait, Julia.
Wait.
You can't just leave like this.
Li-like you're running away or something.
This is supposed to be a really-- Really important and-- And wonderful thing.
Yeah.
Well, it doesn't really seem like anyone's in the mood to celebrate with me.
BAILEY: Come on, Julia.
This is a huge thing to just drop on us.
You know? I think we all just needed an announcement and a couple of months to get ready, and a big ceremony to make it feel official.
That was never gonna happen, Bay.
Okay.
We, uh We got something for you.
From all of us.
It's kind of a wedding present.
Are you kidding? It's mom's wedding ring.
You're the first one of us, Jule.
This is really from all of you? [SIMON AND GARFUNKEL'S "BOOKENDS THEME" PLAYING.]
Charlie? Put it on.
[SIGHS.]
Wow.
Look at it, kinda sparkles a little [CAR HONKING.]
*Time it was And what a time it was it was * * A time of innocence * * A time of confidences * * Long ago, it must be * * I have a photograph * * Preserve your memories * * They're all that's left you * [***.]