Previously on "Queen Sugar"...
Nova: You have a white manstrangling someone by the neck,
as both victim and bystandersbegged him to stop.
When you saw what happenedto George Floyd,
did you feel shame?
We have to get outin the streets.
[ Crowd chanting"No justice, no peace" ]
It's the only way, Mom.Period.
We should just board upThe Real Spot.
I'm over it.You over it?
Just leave it be.
We can change things.
Ralph Angel: You wanna knowhow you change it?
By staying alive and doingsomething special
with your life.
That's how.
♪♪
Uh-huh.There she is.
Day I been waiting for
is the day I geta homegrown salad by you.
Huh?Darla: [ Sighs ]
So, you're telling me thateither, "A," you're hungry...
[ Chuckles ]...or, "B,"
that my garden'stoo slow.
How 'bout, "C," I'm proudof you for sticking to it
and making everything lookso damn good.
We do what we can to bring somebeauty into this ugly world.
Ugly?
Ain't nothing uglyover here.
I mean, we look good.We beautiful.
All of us.Amen.
Amen.
Speaking of...Yeah?
What's this?
Check that out.
Blue's IQ scores from thatlittle test you had him take.
Yeah?
[ Gasps ]
Got us a little geniuson our hands, huh?
Oh, my God.[ Chuckles ]
Look at this.
Reading and Comprehension --exceptionally gifted.
Yeah.
Math -- algebra 2.
Pre-Calculus recommended?
Logic -- advanced.
Wow. This explains why he's beenrunning through all that work
so fast.That's right.
I'm telling you,brain is on overdrive.
I-I don't even know what todo with this right now.
[ Gasps ]This is our baby.
Mm-hmm.
This is our Blue.
[ Smooches ]
[ Sighs ]
Well, we knowthat ain't nothing new.
Mm.Hold on to that.
♪♪
♪ Dreams never die
♪ Take flightas the world turns ♪
♪ Dreams never die
♪ Take flightas the world turns ♪
♪ Keep the colors in the lines
♪ Take flight
♪ Dreams never die
♪♪
♪ Keep the colorsin the lines ♪
♪ Take flight
Ma'am, how do we make sure thatour elderly have what they need?
How do we keep them safe?
We're living inthe most dangerous time
in this countryin 100 years,
and you decide to putme and you at risk?
I'm gonna need you to stoptalking to me like I'm a child.
Then stop acting like one!
Like father, like son.
I didn't mean that.
[ Sobbing ]
Woman: You know this fighthas just begun.
You expect usto turn the other cheek
when we have a gun in our mouthand a knee on our neck?
What they gonna do? [ Echoing ]Dump 'em in the street?
Dump 'em in the street?Dump 'em in the street?
♪♪
♪ We stayed on the phonefor an hour or something ♪
♪ My father spoke softly
♪ And told me thatI'm doing just fine ♪
♪ Well, alright
♪ Missed the busby a second or two ♪
♪ I'd usually screw
♪ But today, it's okay
♪ I'm alright
♪ I am
♪ I'm alright
[ Sighs ]
♪♪
Violet: Yeah, I'm not worriedor anything.
It's just I've been trying tocatch up with you
for a while now, so...
Hey, Vi,have you seen --
So, um, when you get a chance,give ol' Aunt Vi a call.
I'd love to hear from you.Alright?
Bye, now.
What, baby?
Have you seenmy work boots?
I need to get out thereand work on my bike.
I put themon the back porch.
Well, you could tell a brotherwhen you're moving his stuff.
Okay.No problem.
Who was that?
That was me calling Laila.Checkin' in on her.
There you go,"checkin' in".
[ Chuckles ]What?
I can't seehow folks doing?
Shoot, 2020is off the crazy train.
Trump and his evil crazy assacting a fool daily.
Shoot. The least we can dois check in on each other.
I mean,it would just be nice
for somebody to check in on youfor a change,
you know,see how you're doing.
I mean, maybe you're the onewho needs some help this time.
Well, Hollywood,
loving folks ain't some sort oftit-for-tat parlor game.
Sometimes it is.
Or, at least,it should be.
I'm just talking.Pay me no attention.
♪♪
What?
Breakfast of championsagain?
It is today.
[ Exhales sharply ]
[ Sighs ]
♪♪
Is that the last boxof T-shirts?
Yep. Last one.
Good.Let's do a count.
Make sure we have enoughfor everybody.
Especially the kids.
My nephewwill be quite upset
if I don't have a certain colorT-shirt for him.
[ Chuckles ] A blue shirtfor Blue Bordelon?
That's correct. He don't play.[ Chuckles ]
Nice. Very nice.
I think so, too.I love that kid.
He's gonna look great out there.All the kids are.
You teachin' them early.I'm proud of you, sister.
Proud of me?Why?
A children's marchfor St. Jo?
[ Exhales sharply ]Kinda genius.
People forget aboutthe last march in Birmingham.
Mm.They put it down first.
Hmm. That's right. 1963.Mm-hmm.
We can always look to historyfor ideas to move us forward.
Amen to that.I just want to make sure
everything is airtightfor tomorrow.
They're kids, you know, soI don't want any surprises.
You ain't got to worry aboutno foolishness out there.
They babies.
Oh, I-I wish I couldshare your optimism,
but in less thanfour years,
Trump unleashed somethingfrom the shadows
that took generationsfor our ancestors
to drive out of the lightin the first place.
[ Scoffs ] We getting rid ofthat fool come this November.
Believe that.I hope so.
But I don't know.
You see these people,it-- it's a cult.
They don't just believe him.They believe inhim.
A billionaire who's never workeda real day in his life,
who dodgedtheir military service,
who don't believein their churches,
who scornsand derides them.
They'd rather hang on to thatnothingness, that disdain
rather than give upthe dominance of whiteness.
Facts. No lie.
[ Sighs ]
Even if he slithers away,
everything he represents andpromotes will never be gone.
Not in our lifetimes,anyway.
Maybe for Blueand his grandkids.
You know,if we keep fighting...
maybe.
♪♪
Breakfast is ready.
Thank you.Yeah. Mm.
Smells amazing.
Mm.
What's wrong with your neck?You okay?
Oh.I think I slept funny.
Either that or someone droppeda bowling ball on my neck
while I was sleeping.
I hatewhen that happens.
Yeah.
Let me see.
Oh. Oh.
Thank you.That is nice.
This must be from allthe marching that we did.
Mm.
It was really niceto have you there.
Really proud of you.
Not as proud as I am of you.Mm.
I'm glad you feel that way.Mm.
I just feel like there'sso much more I can do
to add my voice to what's beengoing on in the world.
Uh-huh.
I always used to wonder, like,what would it be like
to live duringthe Civil Rights Movement.
Mm.
It feels like this timeis ours for the taking.
I want to do more thanpost on social media.
Well, you havea large following.
You know, that's --that's a real impact.
I know, but...imagine what I could do
if I could give those followersmore than just reposts.
Imagine if I couldtake them with me
through all the organizingand the protesting
and the resisting,on the ground, for real.
Where are you going,Micah?
To where he was killed.
Minneapolis.
♪♪
I'm...not askingfor your permission.
♪♪
But I wouldlike your support.
♪♪
I'm so proud of the manyou're becoming.
Good for you,sweetheart.
Thank you.
♪♪
Nova:He just up and went?
He couldn't get out of herefast enough.
Good for him for putting himselfout there.
Front and center.
Fighting the good fight.
I kind of longfor those simpler days.
Simpler how?
You know, when thingswere more straightforward.
When we were young,passionate,
and had no real responsibilitybeyond yourself.
[ Chuckles ]You know, when you could just --
Pick up and go?Pick up and go.
Yeah, I never really had any ofthose "pick up and go" days.
You didn't.But look at you now.
Now's your time.
Embrace that.
Yeah, I-I guess.
I wish I couldcome give you a hug.
A masked one,of course.
We'll be back in a couple ofdays, and I'll come see you.
Wait, where are you headed?After the children's march,
I'm riding with Calvinand Courtney.
Gonna take Courtney backto her apartment in Austin.
Then I'm gonna fly backright away.
You know I don't agreewith that. Not even for a story.
Well, I just want to reporton how the TSA is handling
Black travelers within allthese travel restrictions.
Mm.Just wanna see for myself.
It's a good story thatno one else has really done,
so...that's what Tru Papersis all about.
Come on. I'll be coveredand masked from head to toe.
Trust. I'll be fine.Yeah, yeah.
Well, I know you won't be sadto see Miss Courtney go.
Yeah, I've been a little toughon her and Calvin.
I mean, time's upfor polite conversations
to soothe white folks' fantasiesabout the world
the rest of ushave to live in.
But gotta give 'em a chanceto grow, I guess.
That's -- That's whatyou're doing for Micah.
Yeah, but I'm just --I'm so terrified for him, Nova.
All the time.
He's so young.Not really.
He's not even 20.
King, Malcolm,Ella Baker,
Assata Shakur, Angela Davis,John Lewis --
we like to thinkthey were fully grown.
I mean, that's one of thereasons why I'm doing the march
with Blue and the kids,
to remember that our heroesand sheroes were young.
We can't forget that.
Yeah.Yeah, you're right.
Mm.
The youth get wisdom
from engaging with thingsthat matter.
At least, that's what Micah saidbefore he left.
[ Laughs ]That kid.
Right now,he's Micah West,
son of Charley Bordelonand Davis West.
But one day soon, you're gonnabe Charley Bordelon,
mother to the greatMicah West.
You'll see.
[ Chuckles ]
Darla:You okay over there?
Blue:Yep. Almost done.
Good.
[ Gasps ] Oh, wow, Blue.That's really nice.
I like that, Blue.That's the one.
I like it, too.
I was thinking, after the march,I could hang it up in my room.
That's a perfect place.Mm-hmm.
♪ I will ask you for mercy
"He asked for his mother.
She's not here.But we are."
I don't understand.
Who askedfor their mother?
Remember that talk we hadabout George Floyd?
Yes.
Well,when he was passing away,
he wanted his mother with him,so he called out to her.
Because he missed her?
Yeah.And he was scared.
And he loved her.
And sometimes,when we're scared,
we call out to or go to the onesthat make us feel safe.
Like how I come to you and Popswhen I have a nightmare?
That's right.
You come to meand your father
to protect you.
So, tomorrow, Blue...
we're marching so thatwhat happened to Mr. Floyd...
doesn't happento anyone else.
♪ All the spiritsgather 'round ♪
Especially peoplethat look like us.
♪ To get across you knowwe'll have to raise the sand ♪
Do you understand?
I do.
♪ I will ask you for mercy
Okay.[ Exhales sharply ]
Um, how aboutsome ice cream?
Will you grab it fromthe freezer for us...
Sure.
...and leave it in the sinkfor a little while?
Yeah.Shouldn't take me that long.
That's a nice signyou made.
♪ Ohh
♪ In the muddy waterwe're falling ♪
Not easy.
But you handled it well.
[ Sniffles ]
He's 10.
♪ Ohh
His world has to be betterthan this.
In all ways.
We have to make sure thatthat happens.
Okay?
I promise.
♪ In the muddy waterwe're falling ♪
♪♪
Almost done. Be ready to leaveright after the march.
I was looking forward tospending more time together.
On the road,in the open air.
You don'thave to say that.
But it's the truth.
[ Scoffs ] All of usstuck together in a car
for several hours can't beyour idea of a good time.
And yet, I asked your fatherto take the scenic route.
[ Gasps ]
That's a rare copy.
You can't buy it.
But it's a classic.
[ Cellphone ringing ]Excuse me.
[ Exhales sharply ]
Hello?
Yes, this is she.
What?
No, everything was in orderfor our permit.
Uh, no,that can't be.
Don't do this. You have no ideahow many kids you'll disappoint.
[ Footsteps depart ]
I could eat pizza every day,just so you know.
Oh, I know.[ Chuckles ]
Which is why we don't let youeat it everyday.
So, I guess we ain'tmarching tomorrow.
What? Why?
Yeah,I just talked to Nova.
And she had a little mix-upwith the permit, so...
Wow.That's awful.
I-I don't understand.
We can't just march anyway?
I mean, we can, but withso many people coming out,
she wanted to make sureeverybody was safe,
that we had permissionto walk down them streets
and stand in front of themwhite boys' monuments.
[ Scoffs ]You have to have permission
to stand on the street?
Yeah.Sometimes you do.
Well, that's dumb.
I wanted to let people knowhow I feel.
Know what?
That isdumb.
It's the dumbest thing ever,really.
So, guess what?What?
Tomorrow, me, you,and your mama,
we gonna take our signsand let folk know how we feel.
You cool with that?Yes, sir!
Alright.Alrighty!
♪♪
[ Whispers ] I got it.
[ Sighs ]
♪♪
Mmm.
It has been too long.
Thank youfor bringing this by.
I'll try not to eat it alltonight.
You better not.
Some of this isfor our college man.
[ Chuckles ]Where is Micah X?
[ Refrigerator door opens ]
[ Dish clangs ]
[ Refrigerator door closes ]
He went to Minneapolis.
Minnie-who?
He felt stronglyabout protesting.
He just -- He went to meetsome activist friends there.
When exactly did you decideto allow him
to go gallivantingout of state
in the middle of a health crisisand a race crisis?
Aunt Vi,Micah is a grown man.
I can't decideto let him do anything.
Oh, I know he's gota little hair on his chest,
but I'm just saying --You were the one who said
kids act different whenthey come home from college.
This is Micahacting different.
He's growing up.
Things change, and it's tough,but...I'm dealing with it.
How are you?How's the shop?
The shop is fine,I guess.
I know I am overtakeout orders.
[ Chuckles ]
Trying to stay home more.Mm-hmm.
I'm gonna start cooking smallorders out of my own kitchen.
Why?Isn't that harder?
I got a lot on my plate.
Is everything okay?
How's Hollywood?
Ain't nobody okay right now,truth be told.
And Hollywood, he's in a badplace over Willa Mae.
Emotions, moodsall over the place.
And I don't knowif I should just,
you know,leave him be or...
♪♪
Yeah, it's probably gonna bethat way for a while.
♪♪
Is Mr. Prosperdoing better?
The fog he was inis finally lifting, thank God.
I'm so happythat he's with us.
That was the right choice.Mm-hmm.
And I just wannabe home with him.
Prosper's own daughter ain'teven called to check on him.
World out thereis a mess.
We gotta keep family close,baby.
♪♪
[ Car dings ]
[ Trunk door closes ]
You can sit up front withyour dad. It's fine by me.
I wouldn't dream of asking youto sit in the back, Nova.
I'm good right here.Thanks.
♪♪
[ Sighs ]
Um, what's taking himso long?
Finishing a work call.
I-I'm sorry about the children'smarch being called off.
I know you put a lot of workinto it.
Thanks.
Probably for the best,you know?
I mean,it's not good for kids
to be exposed toall that negativity.
Maybe, uh --Maybe it's good for them
to just be...you know, uh, kids?
Maybe?
Yeah.
Maybe.
♪♪
[ Buckle clicks ]
Whoo! Black Lives Matter!Black Lives Matter!
You see them honking?No justice, no peace!
Whoo! Whoo!No justice, no peace!
No justice, no peace!Black Lives Matter!
[ Car horns honking ]Hey!
Whoo! No justice!You see that?
No peace!No peace!
No justice, no peace!
No justice, no peace!No peace!
Whoo! Whoo!I see you, I see you.
Oh, there they go.You see them waving at us?
Whoo!Whoo!
No justice, no peace!No justice, no peace!
Black Lives Matter!Black Lives Matter!
Yes, indeed.[ Siren chirping ]
Shit.
P-Pops.[ Clears throat ]
Did we do something wrong?No, we're fine.
We're fine.'Bout to see what's up.
Don't worry about it.
It's gonna be fine.
Afternoon.Afternoon.
Officer.
Hmm.
We got a call about someoneobstructing traffic
on this road.
Well, that ain't us.
Just minding out business,holding these signs.
Minding your own business?That's right.
On public property?
Well, see, right hereis private.
Where you standing,that's public property.
We own all that back there.That's all us.
You own it?That's right.
Hmm.
Got any proof of that?
I mean,why I gotta show you proof
if I just told you I own it?
'Cause you telling meain't enough.
Who you know walk aroundwith the deed to their property
in their back pocket, huh?
You have any identificationon you?
It's back at the house.Back at the house.
The oneyou supposedly own?
Ralph Angel, I'll go get it.Darla, no, you don't --
I got it.
Mm.
[ Car door shuts,engine starts ]
Mm?
♪♪
How you doin'?
Man, you ain't got nothin'better to do, huh,
than driving aroundharassing people?
Oh, trust me,there's a million other things
I'd rather be doing right nowthan dealing with a bunch of...
♪♪
...BLM sign twirlers.
Well, ain't nobody stopping you,officer. Go ahead.
Go handle your business, huh?
Boy,the mouth on you people.
The mouth on youpeople.
♪♪
Hmm-hmm-hmm-hmm.
♪♪
[ Sniffs,clears throat ]
♪♪
Alright, alright.
Woman: All units be advised
1-0-3 in progress in front of City Hall.
All available respond.
Lucky day, I suppose.
♪♪
Catch you later,little man.
♪♪
[ Car door opens ]
[ Car door closes,engine starts ]
[ Siren wailing ]
♪♪
[ Sighs ] I'm sorry.
[ Cries ]
My bad, Blue.
My bad.
Came out here for a reason,right?
Put that sign up.
Put that sign up. Come on.Put that up.
No justice!No peace!
No racist! Police!
Black Lives Matter!
Come on, Blue.
Black Lives Matter!
♪♪
[ Bell chimes ]
Next stop is your place.
How's it feelto be going back?
[ Exhales sharply ]Odd.
I felt, uh, hopefulwhen I left.
Not so much going back.
What's changed?
I-I want to bea good ally.
I want to bea good person.
I thought I was.
I feel like I just keepputting my foot in my mouth.
I feel likeI don't know anything.
You're feelingall the right things.
[ Scoffs ]
Look at me.
Never feel satisfied.
Never feelthat you know it all.
Stay uncomfortable.Stay pushing yourself.
Stay asking questions.Stay listening.
Stay trying.
That's what it meansto be a good ally,
a good person.
Yeah?
Yeah.
[ Chuckles ]
Come on.Let's get back to your dad.
[ Inhales sharply,exhales sharply ]
[ Sports playing on TV ]
Announcer: Shoving away from the ball...
Sad state when you lookingforward to an old game
'cause there ain'tno new ones.
[ Cheering on TV ]
What do you guys wantfor dinner tonight?
Anything you makeis fine with me.
I'm mighty grateful.
And you, King of Sheba?
Whatever, baby.I'm good with whatever.
You alright?
Eh, I, uh, just got offthe phone a little bit ago,
talking to Darlaabout Blue,
and I was telling herthey're gonna have to
keep a better eye on himwith all of this madness.
They're letting him watch allkinds of foolishness on the TV.
You know, overheartheir conversation
about grown-folks business --George Floyd, Breonna Taylor.
It's just too muchfor a child, you know?
Then she tells me --
She told youto stay out of it?
Well, not like that,but, yeah.
I'm just trying to help.
I did raise that boyfrom an infant.
Mm-hmm.
"Mm-hmm"?What does that mean?
Nothing. Vi, I'm justwatching the game.
Well, it must havemeant something.
[ Clears throat ]Excuse me.
♪♪
Vi, if this is where you expectme to make you feel better
by telling youhow big your heart is
and how misunderstood you are...I can't do it.
Not today.
I just want to watch somethingon the idiot box
that'll get my mindoff of this crazy world.
So, if Darla or anybody elsedon't want to take your advice,
there's not a thing that me,you, or God Himself
can do about it.
So, why don't we just chilland mind our business?
"I don't care.Whatever.
Ain't a damn thingwe can do about it."
This ain't you.Well, it is right now.
Well, what about The Real Spot?Does that matter?
Let's talk about that.
Ain't nothingto talk about.
Sitting over there emptyon a year's lease
with six months left to go.
Draining every little bitof my settlement savings.
There ain't shit thatI can do about it,
so what I'm gonna dois sit here,
drink this beer,watch this game,
which I alreadyknow the outcome of,
wait for my beautiful wife, whohappens to be a tremendous cook,
go and bring mesomething to eat.
♪♪
Well, alrighty, then.
Mighty grateful.
My son found itin an old microfiche reel.
And get this --it was tucked away
at the bottom of a boxlabeled "trash."
It's the only copy of theoriginal St. Josephine Charter.
The language stipulates
any time that there'sa federal state of emergency,
all public works projectscan be paused
for a periodof at least two years.
Yes, that's right.
It hasn't been overturnedby any subsequent laws.
So, no highways, no prisons,nothing.
It means the Landrys,the Boudreauxs,
and the Parker Campbellsof the world
have been put out of businessin St. Jo
for the foreseeable future.[ Chuckles ]
Now, to say I'm -- I'm pleased
is the understatementof the year.
[ Breathes shakily,inhales sharply ]
Yeah. No, we'll, uh --we'll talk more soon.
Thanks.
Yep. Bye-bye.
[ Breathing shakily ]
♪♪
Nova: Gonna take Courtney back to her apartment in Austin.
♪♪
Violet: I got a lot on my plate.
[ Breathing shakily ]
♪♪
This is Ralph Angel. Can't get to my phone right now.
Leave a message.
♪♪
[ Sets glass down ]
[ Breathing shakily ]
♪♪
Then he justrolled up on us,
hopped out his little cruiserlike he was gonna do something.
You know howthey be doing.
Yeah, man.Trying to intimidate
and wouldn't bust a grape.
Exactly.
How's Blue?How's he holding up?
Ah, man.
That's my little man, Wood.
You feel me?
♪♪
It's alright, man.
No.
He just looked up at me,scared.
Scared for me.
I don't want him scared for me, Wood.
That ain't his job, man.
That's my job,to protect him,
to keep him safe.
His only job is to be a kidright now, Wood.
A kid.
But they stillwon't let him.
♪♪
They just won't Goddamn let him,Wood.
[ Sighs ]
[ Sobbing]
They just won't let him be a kid, man.
[ Sniffles ]
[ Sighs, sniffles]
Just let it out.
[ Breathes heavily ]
[ Inhales sharply ]
[ Clears throat ]
♪♪
Just let it out.
♪♪
Prosper,I'm sorry about earlier, man.
I'm just havinga hard time.
I understand whereyou coming from.
Well, Vi don't.
Yeah, well, I'm sureshe has her reasons.
But the two of you gonnahave to reckon with that.
All I know is thatif she's not happy, then --
Then I ain't happy.Right.
Yeah.
Keeping your peace.
Touches of joy --That's what it's about.
You are good...
kind...
safe...
and so perfectly flawed
that even your jagged parts...fit mine just right.
♪♪
So, I commit to you.
I call it Hollywood'sAfternoon Delight.
I knew -- I knew you were gonnatake this too far!
I knew you were![ Laughs ]
Vi, I wanna be your soft placein this here hard world.
I wanna cheer you onevery day,
and I want to let you know howbeautiful you are every night.
♪♪
[ Door opens ]
♪♪
[ Sighs ]
♪♪
♪ Take my hands
♪ Take my bones
♪ Let me be your long shadow
♪ At least then
♪ You might be
♪ At least then
♪ You might be
♪ Close to me
♪♪
♪ Take this heart
I want to make sureyou're okay.
♪ I don't need
♪ Let me lay
♪ Under your feet
Hi.
I love you so much,more than anything or anyone.
I can't be all of myselfwhen I'm with you.
I can't.
♪ At least then
♪ You might be
♪ Close to me
Nova?
Calvin.
Maybe we shouldn'tsay goodbye.
Would you be willing to see ifwe're on the same wavelength,
that we wantthe same things?
I can't fight for my peopleevery day and come home...
and have to explain it.
My past led me to you,
and that led me to want to bea better man.
No justice!No peace!
Say yes.
I want to.
♪ Take my breath
♪ Take everything
♪ I'll lay here
♪ Within reach
[ Giggles ]
♪ At least then
♪ You will be
♪ At least then you will be
I want everythingwith you.
♪ Close
♪ To me
♪♪
[ Sighs ]
♪♪
♪ This year
♪ We left our problemsoverground ♪
Hi, buddy.Hi, Pop.
I want to go with Pops!You can't! Blue, you can't!
It's gonna be okay.
Blue as the sky.Blue as the ocean.
It's everything good.That's you, son.
Everything good.
I call it Blue's Corner.
My own corner?Mm-hmm.
That's right.This is your land, son.
A little pieceof the world.
No matter what happens.
♪ Got to keepthe neighbors out ♪
♪♪
♪ Got to keepthe neighbors out ♪
♪♪
Blue. Hey.Come here, bud.
Thought we said Kenyawas gonna stay home with me?
This isn't Kenya.
It looks like Kenya to me.
She had a birthmark.
I gave it to her myself.
But now it's gone.
[ Sniffles ]
♪ Got to keepthe neighbors out ♪
♪♪
♪ This room
♪ Ahh
♪ Is the only thing we trust
♪♪
♪ Because the TV says
♪ The world up thereis still too dangerous ♪
♪ Too dangerous
[ Whimpers, breathing shakily ]
♪ This room
♪ Ahh
♪ Is our woods and prairie now
[ Gasping ]
♪ Ahh
♪ And though we've had tosacrifice our open skies ♪
♪ Just to keepthe neighbors out ♪
♪ We got to keepthe neighbors out ♪
Nova: I'm riding withCalvin and Courtney
back to her apartmentin Austin.
Then I'm gonna fly backwhile Calvin drives home.
Where are you going,Micah?
To where he was killed.
I got a lot on my plate. And Ijust wanna be home with him.
[ Breathing heavily ]
♪ Got to keepthe neighbors out ♪
I'm sorry to call you.
[ Breathes shakily ]
I'm not feeling well.
♪ Got to keepthe neighbors out ♪
I need help.
Okay.
Thanks.
[ Breathes heavily ]
♪ Can you hear the screamsat night? ♪
♪ Echo down our water pipes?
♪ Coming from the other side?
♪ Coming fromthe other side? ♪
♪ Can you hear the screamsat night? ♪
♪ Echo down the water pipes?
♪ Coming from the other side?
♪ Coming fromthe other side? ♪
♪ Other side
♪ Ooh
♪♪