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[♪♪♪]

[PANTING]

[GLASS SHATTERING]

[GRUNTING]

Oh, my God. Christ!

Shit.

[DISTANT SIRENS WAILING]

Oh, God. Oh, my God.

Oh, my God. Oh, my God.

Think, think, think.

[LIQUID SPLASHING]

Oh, my gosh.

[PANTING, GASPING]

[EXHALES, COUGHS]

Okay. Come on, come on, come on.

Come on.

My name is Walter Hartwell

White.

I live at 308 Negra Arroyo Lane,

Albuquerque, New Mexico, 87104.

To all law-enforcement entities, this is not an admission of guilt.

I am speaking to my family now.

Skyler.

You are the love of my life.

I hope you know that.

Walter Jr.

You're my big man.

There are-- There are going to be some things--

Things that you'll come to learn about me in the next few days.

I just want you to know that no matter how it may look

I only had you in my heart.

Goodbye.

[SIRENS APPROACHING]

[♪♪♪]

[♪♪♪]

[COUGHING]

WOMAN [ON TV]:

--money before the panel

earlier.

Happy birthday.

Oh.

Look at that.

That is veggie bacon.

Believe it or not.

Zero cholesterol and you won't even taste the difference.

Mm.

What time do you think you'll be home?

Same time.

I don't want him dicking you around tonight.

You get paid till 5, you work till 5. No later.

Ah-hah.

Hey.

Hey, happy birthday.

Well, thank you.

You're late again.

There was no hot water again.

I have an easy fix for that.

You wake up early, and then you get to be the first person in the shower. Hm.

WALT JR.:

I have an idea.

How about buy a new hot-water heater?

How's that idea?

For the million-billionth time.

[COUGHING]

Did you take your echinacea?

Yeah.

I think it's getting better.

What the hell is this?

Hey.

It's veggie bacon.

We're watching our cholesterol,

I guess.

Not me. I want real bacon.

N-not this fake crap.

Too bad. Eat it.

Phew.

This smells like Band-Aids.

Eat it.

[SIGHS]

So how does it feel to be old?

How does it feel to be a smart-ass?

Heh. Good.

Eat your veggie bacon.

You're all set?

Yeah, I'm fine.

All right, see you at home.

Okay, see you.

[BELL RINGS]

Chemistry.

It is the study of what?

Anyone?

Ben.

Chemicals.

Chemicals.

No.

Chemistry is...

Well, technically, chemistry is the study of matter.

But I prefer to see it as the study of change.

Now, just-- Just think about this.

Electrons.

They change their energy levels.

Molecules.

Molecules change their bonds.

Elements. They combine and change into compounds.

Well, that's--

That's all of life, right?

I mean, it's just-- It's the constant, it's the cycle.

It's solution, dissolution, just over and over and over.

It is growth, then decay, then transformation.

It is fascinating, really.

[INDISTINCT WHISPERING]

[GIRL GIGGLING]

Chad.

Is there something wrong with your table?

Okay, ionic bonds.

[CLATTERING]

[CLEARS THROAT]

Are you done?

Ionic bonds. Chapter six.

[EASY-LISTENING MUSIC PLAYING]

One, two, three makes 10, and 10 makes 20.

There's your receipt.

Just hand this disc to your car-wash professional.

Thank you. Come again.

[MAN SPEAKING IN FOREIGN

LANGUAGE]

He's not coming.

He says he quits.

I'm gonna run the register.

Bogdan, no.

We talked about this.

I'm short-handed, Walter.

What am I to do?

Walter?

What am I to do?

[MAN WHISTLING]

[COUGHING]

CHAD:

Hey, Mr. White.

Make those tires shine, huh?

Oh, my God.

You will not believe who's cleaning Chad's car.

Mr. White.

From chemistry.

ALL:

Surprise!

Happy birthday, Dad.

Happy birthday.

Happy birthday.

Oh, you're so very late.

Really, I'm serious, Skyler.

I mean, you're flat as a washboard.

Oh.

You look awesome.

She's not showing at all, is she?

She's showing a little.

Carmen, this is my sister,

Marie.

Nice to meet you.

Hi.

Glock 22, that's my daily carry, okay?

I mean, unless you're talking, what, Plus P Plus loads, you can forget the 9 mil, all right?

Shit, I seen one of those bounce off a windshield one time.

Yeah, with you shooting.

Hey.

[LAUGHTER]

If you're gonna bring a gun, baby, you gotta bring enough gun.

Forty caliber.

Uh...

This is awesome.

Nice, isn't it?

Yeah. Dad, come check this out.

Yeah, I see it.

Come on, take it.

Yeah. Check it out, Walt.

Ooh.

No, no, it's just heavy.

HANK:

That's why they hire men.

[LAUGHTER]

Hey, it's not gonna bite you.

Looks like Keith Richards with a glass of warm milk, doesn't he?

[LAUGHTER]

Hey, Walt. Everybody, listen up, listen up, listen up.

I'm gonna give a toast, a little toast to my brother-in-law. Come here.

Walt, you got a brain the size of Wisconsin but we're not gonna hold that against you.

But your heart's in the right place, man.

Your heart's in the right place.

We love you, man. We love you.

Everybody, to Walt.

Nostrovia.

ALL:

Nostrovia.

Oh, shit. Turn on channel three.

At which point, we apprehended

three individuals

and placed them in custody.

I'm proud to say

the outstanding professionalism

of my fellow agents at the

Albuquerque District Office

resulted in a substantial

amount of methamphetamine

being taken off the streets.

WOMAN: Were any shots fired?

No, ma'am.

Our agents took the suspects

by surprise.

Damn. The TV does add 10 pounds.

Ten pounds?

Hey, sit and spin, both of you.

Hank.

What?

Sorry. You didn't see that.

So charming.

--clearly an ongoing operation.

One which was well-organized...

Hank, how much money is that?

It's about 700 grand.

It was a pretty good haul.

It's a good day

for the citizens of Albuquerque

Wow.

when we can put this big a dent

in the local drug trade.

Well, that's unusual, isn't it?

That kind of cash?

Mm. Well, it's not the most we ever took.

It's easy money, till we catch you.

Heh-heh.

Walt, just say the word and I'll take you on a ride-along.

You can watch us knock down a meth lab, huh?

Get a little excitement in your life.

Yeah, someday.

Which one's this?

Um, that faux-Lalique vase

I picked up at the Super-Swap.

Oh.

How's it doing?

Well, I met my reserve and there's still two minutes.

Mm.

What's up?

You tell me, birthday boy.

Oh, hey, so, what's up for Saturday?

Mm. Car wash.

Bogdan says he needs me.

Till what time? Noon, 1-ish?

Probably 2, more like it.

And then what after that?

Um, actually, ahem, I was thinking of driving up to Los Alamos.

They've got this--

The visitor center has an exhibit on that's really supposed to be--

You're not gonna paint?

No, I'll paint.

It's just that this--

You know, this exhibition on the Mars-rover photographs are...

I mean, the detail really is just supposed to be amazing.

It's just that I really need you to paint at some point.

The sooner that back bedroom gets finished...

I know.

And I'd do it myself, except you don't want me on the stepladder.

I will paint.

Okay.

What is going on down there?

No, it's--

Is he asleep?

No...

No, it's nothing. He's just...

You know. Well, you gotta be careful about the baby and--

Well, don't worry about the baby. This is just for you.

We are just doing you tonight.

So just close your eyes, relax, and let it...

Close your eyes.

Oh, okay.

Okay.

There you go.

That's it.

That's it.

There you go.

Keep it going.

Keep it going.

Keep it going.

Keep-- Yes! Fifty-six.

[EASY-LISTENING MUSIC PLAYING]

[♪♪♪]

[COUGHS]

[SIRENS WAILING]

This is so embarrassing.

I am fine, honestly.

It's just some bug going around.

First, my wife had it, then my son, and now me.

It's just--

It's just like a chest cold.

Could be some low blood sugar as well.

I didn't have the greatest breakfast this morning.

Honestly, I didn't.

Hey, listen, can you do me a favor? Can you just, uh, drop me off at a corner somewhere?

Uh, no, sorry.

It's just that I don't have the greatest insurance.

Take a couple of deep breaths for me.

[COUGHS]

Is there anybody you want us to contact for you?

[SCOFFS]

No. God, no.

Lean forward for me, would you?

Mr. White, are you a smoker?

No, never.

Why do you ask?

[LOW RUMBLING, CLICKING]

[MUFFLED SPEECH]

Mr. White?

Mr. White?

Yes?

You understood what I've just said to you?

Yes.

Lung cancer. Inoperable.

I'm sorry.

I just need to make sure you fully understand.

Best-case scenario, with chemo,

I'll live maybe another couple years.

It's just you've got mustard on your...

Right there.

You got mustard there.

Right there.

So my records show that I paid it and I certainly don't feel that we owe any late--

Yeah, all right.

Well, I'll check with the bank and maybe the post office if they lost it or something.

Yeah, let me look into that.

Okay.

Thank you.

Hey.

Hey.

Um, did you use the MasterCard last month?

Uh, fifteen eighty-eight at Staples?

Um...

Oh, we needed printer paper.

Walt, the MasterCard's the one we don't use.

Okay.

So how was your day?

Oh, you know.

I don't know. It was, um, fine.

[EASY-LISTENING MUSIC PLAYING]

[BOGDAN SPEAKING IN FOREIGN

LANGUAGE]

[DISTORTED SPEECH]

[COUGHS]

[HIGH-PITCHED BUZZING]

[DISTORTED]

Hey, Walter.

Walter.

Walter. Tomorrow night

I'm shorthanded.

I need you outside to do wipe downs.

Come on.

What?

I said I need you outside to do some wipe downs.

Are you here to work, or to be staring at the skies?

Come on. Let's go.

Come on, man.

Fuck you, Bogdan.

What?

I said, "fuck you."

And your eyebrows.

[GRUNTING]

Wipe down this!

[♪♪♪]

[BUTTONS BEEPING]

[PHONE RINGING]

HANK:

Yo.

Uh, Hank? Hank, it's Walt. Hey.

Oh, listen. I didn't wake you, did I?

Oh, good, good.

Oh, no, no.

Nothing's wrong. I just...

I've been thinking about that offer of that ride-along.

HANK:

It's the last house on the right. See it?

Not the two-story one, the one next to it.

Kind of, uh, I don't know what do you call that? Um, green?

Sage.

"Sage?"

Do you work at the fucking

Pottery Barn? Jesus.

Sage.

That's the word for it.

My fault the only word your dumb-ass knows is "green"?

"Cheese-dick." I know that one.

How about that?

Anyway, it's the, um, sage one.

See it?

WALT:

So, what tells you it's a meth lab?

HANK:

Just our snitch.

Says some dude who goes by "Cap'n Cook" lives up to his name in there.

Says he always adds a dash of chili powder. Heh-heh.

Ah, you exuberant Mexicans.

Uh-uh. "Cap'n Cook?"

That's a white boy's name.

Dopey as hell too.

Yeah? I'll tell you what.

I got you 20 bucks that says he's a beaner.

All right.

You're on.

All right.

Come on, come on, come on.

[SIGHS]

All right. School bus is clear.

You got the green light.

MAN [ON RADIO]:

Copy that.

[ENGINE STARTS]

Watch this. Makes them shit.

[HUMMING WAGNER'S

"RIDE OF THE VALKYRIES"]

Go, go, go, go!

HANK:

Meth labs are nasty on a good day.

You mix that shit wrong and you got mustard gas.

Phosphine gas.

I think.

Yeah, exactly.

One whiff will kill you.

That's why the respirators.

[HIP-HOP MUSIC PLAYING]

MAN [ON RADIO]:

House is clear.

One suspect in custody.

Copy that. The suspect, might he be of the Latino persuasion?

Driver's license says

"Emilio Koyama."

Asian. Pay up, sucker.

Hey, hey. First name, Emilio.

That's at least half a beaner.

Tell you what,

I'll let you off for a 10.

Whoa.

Cheer up, Gomey.

You people still got J. Lo.

Hank.

Do you think I might get to go inside?

See the actual lab?

Uh, yeah.

Yeah, I'll tell you what, we'll go peek our heads in, check it out first.

Stay here a minute.

Let's go, Frank.

[GASPS]

Oh, God.

[♪♪♪]

Oh, God.

Oh, my God.

Pinkman?

Hey. Uh, it's me. I'm alone.

How'd you find me?

You're still in our filing system.

So your-- Your aunt owns this place, right?

I own it.

Look, no one's looking for you.

Why are you here?

I was curious.

Honestly, I never expected you to amount to much... but methamphetamine.

I--

I didn't picture that.

There's a lot of money in it, huh?

I don't know what you're talking about.

No?

Not a clue.

Cap'n Cook?

That's not you?

Like I said, no one is looking for you.

Look, I don't know what you think you're doing here,

Mr. White.

I mean, if you're planning on giving me some bull-winder about getting right with Jesus or turning myself in.

Not really.

High school was a long time ago.

You ain't Welcome Back, Kotter, so step off. No speeches.

Short speech.

You lost your partner today.

What's-his-name.

Emilio?

Emilio is going to prison.

The DEA took all your money, your lab.

You've got nothing.

Square one.

But you know the business and I know the chemistry.

I'm thinking maybe you and I could partner up.

[SCOFFS]

You, uh--

You wanna cook crystal meth?

You.

You and, uh--

And me.

That's right.

Wow.

Either that, or I turn you in.

What the hell is this?

SKYLER:

Damned if I know.

I described it as mosaic folk art.

And somebody bought it?

Yeah, some guy in Minneapolis.

Fourteen dollars plus shipping.

Yes.

At this rate, in 50 or 60 years you'll be rich.

So how goes the novel?

It's not a novel, actually, which I--

You're not writing a novel?

You told me you were.

No. Short stories.

I said that if eventually

I have enough good ones, that maybe I'll try and publish another collection.

Those really didn't sell.

I just thought a novel would be easier to sell.

Yeah, well, maybe so.

Ever want me to read anything,

I could critique it for you.

Oh.

No.

I mean, I'm just not at that stage where I...

No.

Open offer.

So, what's up with Walt lately?

What do you mean? He's fine.

He just seems...

I don't know.

Quieter than usual.

Well, turning 50 is a big deal.

I mean, I'm sure as hell not looking forward to 40.

You're gonna be a complete basket-case.

[CHUCKLES]

So it's a mid-life crisis.

No. He's just quiet.

How's the sex?

Marie, Jesus.

I guess that answers that.

[♪♪♪]

You just gonna sit there?

[SIGHS]

Look at this.

Look at this.

Kjeldahl-style recovery flask,

800 milliliters. Very rare.

You got your usual paraphernalia, Griffin beakers, there's your Erlenmeyer flask.

But the pièce de résistance a round bottom boiling flask,

5000 milliliters.

Huh?

I cook in one of those.

A big one.

One of these?

No, this is an volumetric flask.

You wouldn't cook in one of these.

Uh, yeah. I do.

Uh, no, you don't.

A volumetric flask is for general mixing and titration.

You wouldn't apply heat to a volumetric flask.

That's what a boiling flask is for.

Did you not learn nothing from my chemistry class?

No. You flunked me, remember?

No wonder.

Prick.

And let me tell you something else. This ain't chemistry.

Okay, this is art.

[SCOFFS]

Cooking is art and shit I cook is the bomb, so don't be telling me.

Shit you cook is shit.

I saw your setup. Ridiculous.

You and I will not make garbage.

We will produce a chemically pure and stable product that performs as advertised.

No adulterants.

No baby formula.

No chili powder.

No, no. Chili P's my signature.

Not anymore.

Yeah, well, we'll see about that.

What the hell is this?

Lab safety equipment.

We're also gonna have an emergency eye wash station.

These chemicals and their fumes are toxic.

In case you didn't you know that.

Well, you can dress up like a faggot if you want. Not me.

Listen, this stuff doesn't stay more than a day.

What? I thought we were gonna cook here.

No, we're not gonna cook here.

Okay, this is my house.

I don't shit where I eat.

Well, then where are we gonna work?

You tell me.

This is your deal, man.

You wanna smoke it up, smoke it up at your house.

No, I didn't think so. Oh, well.

Well, what if we rented one of those self-storage places?

You know, those little orange garages? Worked out of there?

No, they're onto that. They've got dogs that sniff around.

RV, that's what you want.

What, like a Winnebago?

Yeah.

I know a dude who wants to sell his.

He just goes camping with it.

But a mobile meth lab?

That'd be the bomb.

I mean, you can drive way out in the boonies.

Be all evasive.

[♪♪♪]

Dude, this isn't even seven grand, all right?

My guy wants 85.

This is all the money

I have in the world.

You're a drug dealer. Negotiate.

[SCOFFS]

Y-you are not how I remember you from class.

I mean, like, not at all.

Yeah, well, I gotta go.

Wait. Wait. Hold up.

Tell me why you're doing this.

Seriously.

Why do you do it?

Money, mainly.

There you go.

Nah, come on, man.

Some straight like you, giant stick up his ass all a sudden at age, what, 60, he's just gonna break bad?

I'm 50.

It's weird, is all.

Okay, it doesn't compute.

Listen, if you've gone crazy or something,

I mean, if y-- If you've gone crazy, or depressed.

I'm-- I'm just saying.

T-- That's something

I need to know about.

Okay, I mean, that affects me.

I am awake.

[SCOFFS]

What?

Buy the RV.

We start tomorrow.

SKYLER:

How's it coming in there?

Fine.

Do you want me or your dad?

Dad.

SKYLER:

So how are those feeling in the waist? Are they too tight?

You don't want to get them if they're too tight.

They're--

They're pretty shrunk.

Are you sure you don't want the--? Like a different kind?

Like, you know, the skinny jeans, because those are in style.

The skaters wear them.

Do I look like a skater?

All right.

[IMITATING WALT JR.]

Mom, get them, my big boy pants.

Mommy, could you zip up my big boy pants?

[BOYS LAUGHING]

Don't.

What?

Don't.

Walt.

[BOYS LAUGHING]

Where--?

I have no idea.

No, you know what?

Don't even look at them.

They're obviously very stupid.

Yep.

Yeah.

I think that, um-- I think those jeans look really good on you.

I think you should get them if you like them, okay?

Why don't you hang out here for a second. I'll be right back.

Fine.

Hey, Mommy,

I think I pinched a loaf in my brand new big boy pants.

[♪♪♪]

[GRUNTS]

What are you doing?

What's wrong, chief?

Having a little trouble walking?

Get off me! Get off me!

I'll mess you up, man.

You'll have one shot.

You'd better make it good.

You waiting for, your girlfriends? You better go.

You'd better go. Take it.

Take your shot. Take it!

Come on.

Come on.

Come on, let's get out of here.

Let's go.

Psycho.

Yeah, nothing but cows.

Got some big cow house way out that way, like two miles, but I don't see nobody.

"Cow house"?

Yeah. Where they live.

The cows.

Whatever, man.

Shit, yeah. Let's cook here.

[COUGHS]

Cow house.

God help me.

Uh, what are you doing?

These are my good clothes.

You can't go home smelling like a meth lab.

Uh, yeah, you can. I do.

Those?

Wow. Those, uh...

You're keeping those on, right?

[SIGHS]

Come on. Daylight's burning.

Oh, my God.

[CHUCKLING]

Wow, this is-- This is a good look for you.

I mean, you're maybe only the world's second-biggest homo.

Would you shut up and help me?

Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah.

Work it. Baby, work it.

Turn that off.

[WORKING FOR A NUCLEAR FREE

CITY'S "DEAD FINGERS TALKING"

PLAYING]

♪ Dead fingers talking ♪

♪ Barefoot boy walking ♪

♪ Dead ends of cosmic dust ♪

♪ What's on the TV ♪

♪ Dead fingers talking ♪

♪ Barefoot boy walking ♪

♪ Dead ends of cosmic dust ♪

♪ What's on the TV ♪

♪ Dead fingers talking ♪

♪ Barefoot boy walking ♪

♪ Dead ends of cosmic dust ♪

♪ What's on the TV ♪

This is glass-grade.

You got--

Jesus, you got crystals in here two inches, three inches long.

This is pure glass.

You're a goddamn artist.

This-- This is art, Mr. White.

Well, actually, it's just basic chemistry, but thank you, Jesse.

I'm glad it's acceptable.

Acceptable?

You're the goddamn Iron Chef.

Every jibhead from here to

Timbuktu's gonna want a taste.

Man, I-- I gotta try this.

No. No.

No. We only sell it.

We don't use it.

Okay, since when?

Listen, you've been watching way too much Miami Vice.

That ain't happening.

[SCOFFS]

So, what now?

How do we proceed?

We cook more tomorrow.

Meantime,

I know just the guy to talk to.

[DOG BARKING]

Get him. Come on.

[RAP MUSIC PLAYING]

Hey, yo. Kraze, how you doing, my man?

Hey, you got a new dog.

Right on, man.

What's his name?

Yeah, I had a dog like that once, except maybe like twice as big.

Super-purebred.

Now, me personally,

I would train him to go straight for the nutsack.

Just shut your mouth and show me your money.

I ain't buying, ese.

I'm selling.

[MUSIC STOPS]

Tell me that ain't the finest scante you ever laid eyes on.

Go ahead. Try it.

Hey, poochie. How you doing?

[GROWLS, BARKS]

Jesus Christ.

Yeah. Booya! See, what'd I say?

It's all right.

It's all right?

It's all right?

Yeah, it's all right.

So what? You're back in business?

Hell, yeah, I'm back.

With a vengeance.

Vato loco gotta make a living.

You know, with your cousin gone away and all...

And listen, homes, about that...

Really broke me up about Emilio.

That dude is like my brother.

You okay? You talk to him?

Yeah, I talk to him.

Said when the feds came, you were out sticking it in some neighbor lady.

Hey, you know,

I got lucky twice.

I don't know, man.

Emilio, he thinks maybe you dimed on him.

Whoa, whoa, hey, hey.

That is bullshit.

That is bullshit, Krazy-8.

I should kick his punk ass for even thinking that.

You know what? Next time you talk to Emilio, you tell him for me, all right?

Why don't you tell him yourself?

Made bail this morning.

Go ahead, pendejo. Kick my ass.

Hey, listen--

[BARKS]

Where did you get this?

Hm?

Because I know your little punk ass didn't cook it.

[MUFFLED RAP MUSIC PLAYING

IN DISTANCE]

♪ First I hit the guards

Then I'm going for the safe ♪

♪ Then open the vault ♪

[MUSIC STOPS]

[SCOFFS]

Damn, man. What are you, some kind of nudist?

Yeah, that's some stone-fine tick-tick you been cooking there, ese.

How about you come work for me?

I'd be willing to sell it to you if-- If the price is right.

Out here all by yourself, huh?

Hey, I know you.

He was there when I got busted.

He's with the DEA.

No.

You rata snitch motherfucker.

Run, Mr. White! Run!

Ah.

[GUN COCKS]

I say we cap them both.

[CHUCKLES]

You really cook up that batch?

Yeah.

You an artist.

It's a damn shame.

Wait.

Wait a minute.

Listen to me.

I'll teach you my recipe, huh?

What do you say?

You wanna cook like me?

[COUGHS]

You let us both live, and I will teach you, huh?

[JESSE GRUNTS]

[♪♪♪]

Put the cigarette out.

Please...

Move it, homes.

Ain't got all day.

Okay.

[BOTH COUGHING]

[GUNSHOTS]

[BOTH RETCHING]

[GASPING]

[CLATTERING]

[GASPING SUBSIDES]

[EXHALES]

[MOLOTOV'S "APOCALYPSHIT"

PLAYING]

[PANTING]

[DISTANT SIRENS WAILING]

Shit.

Shit!

[GRUNTS]

[GUN CLICKS]

[GRUNTS]

[GRUNTING]

[MOLOTOV'S "APOCALYPSHIT"

PLAYING]

[HORN HONKS]

[HORN HONKING]

[SIRENS WAILING]

What happened?

Hey, what'd you do to them?

Red phosphorus in the presence of moisture and accelerated by heat yields phosphorus hydride.

Phosphine gas.

One good whiff and...

[VOMITING]

We gotta...

We gotta clean this up.

[MICK HARVEY'S "OUT OF TIME,

MAN" PLAYING]

♪ I'm walking out for love ♪

♪ I'm walking out really down

In a cool breeze ♪

♪ I'm gonna be late again ♪

♪ Driver, wait for me please ♪

♪ I'm running all in vain

Trying to catch this train ♪

♪ Time don't fool me no more ♪

♪ I throw my watch

To the floor ♪

♪ It's gone crazy ♪

Where were you?

Walt...

I don't know what's been going on with you lately, but--

Nothing, honey. I'm fine.

Whatever it is,

I'll tell you this.

I do not like it when you don't talk to me.

The worst thing you can do is shut me out.

♪ Time don't fool me no more ♪

♪ I throw my watch

To the floor ♪

♪ It's gone crazy ♪

♪ Time don't do it again

Now I'm stressed and strained ♪

♪ Anger and pain

And the subway train ♪

♪ Long gone the rendezvous ♪

♪ Time made a fool out of me ♪

♪ Baby, can't you see ♪

♪ It's a timing tragedy ♪

♪ I think it's 9

When the clock says 10 ♪

♪ This girl won't wait for the

Out of Time, Out of Time Man ♪

[MOANS]

Walt...

Oh, Walt, is that you?

[GASPS]

[PANTING]

♪ Long gone the rendezvous ♪

♪ Time made a fool out of me ♪

♪ Baby, can't you see ♪

♪ It's a timing tragedy ♪

♪ Long gone the rendezvous ♪

♪ Time made a fool out of me ♪

♪ Baby, can't you see ♪

♪ It's a timing tragedy ♪

♪ I think it's 9

When the clock says 10 ♪

♪ This girl won't wait for the

Out of Time, Out of Time Man ♪