[sighs]
All right, Lilybug.
It's almost time to go.
- [bag zips] - Okay.
[Heather] Once upon a time,
there was a girl made out of stories.
♪ ♪
[Natalie] A girl made out of secrets.
- You happy now? - Baby,
I'm just making sure you're not in any trouble, okay?
- [phone beeps] - [Williams sighs]
So you and that Dodge boy have been talking, huh?
You think maybe he wants to come over and...
♪ Loosen your grip before I choke ♪
[sighs heavily]
♪ Can't catch my breath, I'm gonna choke ♪
♪ I wish that you'd...
[Ray] Once upon a time, there was a murderer's son.
♪ Just leave me alone ♪
Apostrophe's in the wrong place, dumbass.
♪ Loosen your grip before I beg you for mercy...
- Hi. - Hey, Dot, how's it going?
Thanks. Good morning.
♪ I'm afraid you could hurt me...
- Hey. - Hey. Morning.
[Bishop] A wealthy judge's only child.
♪ I don't know if I'll make it...
[laughter nearby]
[indistinct chatter]
[Dodge] And a stranger with a plan.
♪ Putting me through hell...
So we need the order form for the camp yearbook
and the $26 by Tuesday.
Tell your mom?
Tuesday, got it.
♪ Too bad you can't leave yourself ♪
♪ Loosen your grip before I choke ♪
♪ Can't catch my breath...
[Heather] Once upon a time,
there was a town, two teens in love,
and a tragedy that ended their story.
[all] Once upon a time,
there was a game.
♪ ♪
[Bishop] Your coffee's getting cold.
- Look at you. - Look at you.
You dress up for me?
I tried.
- Hi. - Hi.
Uh...
[both chuckle]
[both laugh]
I...
Okay.
Hey.
- I... - Hey, what if this is,
like, a huge mistake?
And you change your mind about everything?
- I won't. - Because I could be
a really terrible girlfriend, you know?
Or you could go to college
and you could fall in love with someone else.
- Don't do that. - What?
Don't-don't do this whole thing
where you start, like, predicting things
and then telling yourself that we're gonna end a certain way,
because all you're gonna do is predict an ending.
It's gonna be super sad when it can be really happy.
[Heather laughs softly]
- Okay. Fine. - [sighs]
I do need your advice on something, though.
Shoot.
I think people are placing bets on Panic.
I found this on Luke's boat.
I think he came back into town to fix the game.
He sure as hell won't let Dodge win.
Especially after he finds out why Dodge is competing.
[Bishop] What do you mean?
Do you remember the rumor about Luke and Conrad Spurlock
- and the girl in the road? - Yeah.
It was Dodge's sister Dayna.
Jesus.
Are you serious?
Mm-hmm.
Oh, my God. I...
Nat didn't tell me that.
I don't think she knew.
And I think Luke thinks that no one knows.
Well, if you're right about that,
and Luke is collecting bets on Panic,
then you know Ray must be in on it, right?
[sighs] I don't know, because we don't really know
if Ray is involved, you know?
Luke could just be using him.
Oh.
You're kidding. Right?
I mean, come on.
Heather, the guy collects lots and lots of money
on Panic the year Ray goes for the win,
and you don't think there's any type of connection?
Like, you don't think they're both in on it?
You don't think that Ray was just talking to you
the minute you started winning
to try to rig the game?
I mean, think about it, Heather. I...
Do you think Ray Hall was actually falling for you?
Wow. Because that would be
- such a difficult idea. - No.
It's just because it's Ray.
You know, like, like Ray Hall.
I mean, come on, the guy
doesn't care about anyone or anything
except what he wants and how to get it.
- Just like Luke. - You don't know him, though,
- Bishop. - Oh, okay.
Now you're trying to defend him. I mean, a-are you serious?
I mean, come on, Heather.
Are you, are you listening to yourself?
Like, this is what I was afraid of.
And this is why I didn't want you to play.
[laughs] Because of Ray?
No, because of you, Heather. I mean,
I don't know, you're-you're twisting your whole life
around some $50,000 bet.
I mean, one of my dad's cars costs more than that.
Yeah, which one?
Yeah... [sighs]
Look, that came out wrong.
- I... - No.
You're right.
$50,000 isn't a lot of money
to someone who's already really fucking rich.
It must be nice having a dad who pays for everything.
You have no idea what I pay for.
Take your hand off me, Bishop.
You know what?
Maybe you don't know me anymore.
[Dodge] I got your message.
So, what is it?
Heather says people are gambling on Panic.
Some of them are putting $10,000,
$20,000 on each challenge.
They think Luke might be in charge.
Hmm.
You're not surprised.
Because you knew, didn't you?
Yeah.
Cortez suspected ever since he found out
about Panic, but he didn't know enough about the game
or how it worked in order to build a case,
so, um...
he needed a way in.
[scoffs softly]
So you've been helping him?
He wants Luke in jail.
This is the only way.
Oh, okay, what, you've been, like, spying on us
this whole time?
No, I've been tr... I've been trying to win.
How does that help Cortez?
It's not illegal to gamble in Texas, okay?
But it is a felony to be the house.
That's how we're going to catch him.
If I win, we can prove that Luke
is getting a kickback as the bookie.
That's what Cortez needs.
So you're doing this for revenge?
I'm playing for Dayna.
[cow mooing in distance]
[quiet chatter nearby]
[laughter]
[Sherri] She tell you when she's getting back?
[Anne] Oh, she should be here anytime.
[Sherri] I'm so worried.
I've been worried sick. It's been days.
She hasn't been picking up her phone.
Heather, did you steal your mother's car?
Needed it for work.
You're low on gas.
[scoffs softly] That it?
You're not gonna apologize?
Um...
Could you give us a minute, please?
[Sherri] No, ask her to stay,
seeing as how you two are so tight.
I'll be down the hall.
[door creaks closed]
You fucking scared me half to death.
You and Lily both.
Three days you ain't picked up a call.
I couldn't even ask Nat. I was afraid she'd
run and tell her dad I couldn't keep track
of my own daughters.
Scared of the truth getting out?
For all I knew, you could have been dead.
Never would have even found this place
if I hadn't run into the sheriff.
You told the sheriff about me and Lily?
I'm not that stupid.
Told him I was looking for an Anne who rescues horses.
He offered to give me a lift.
I bet she feels real good about herself,
taking in all those strays, playing savior.
She's not playing anything,
she's just actually a good person.
She told me she asked you and Lily to stay for a bit.
So what'd you tell her?
Is that what you want?
Uh, I...
I-I don't know.
[horse neighs in distance]
Working here...
you really get a taste for what living's like
on the other side, huh?
I wouldn't want to come home either.
This isn't about money, Mom.
Then what's it about?
Is it about me?
Am I a bad person?
You're just not a mom.
You're not...
you're not a bad person.
You're just...
you're just not very good at being a mom.
[quietly] Yeah.
[keys jangle]
Then how'd you turn out so good, huh?
[scoffs softly]
[groans]
Why didn't you tell me you were in trouble?
- I'm not in trouble. - Running away from home
sure sounds like trouble to me.
When the sheriff came up the driveway,
I thought something awful had happened.
I didn't run away from home, I just...
had a fight with my mom, that's all.
Is that right?
Your little sister had a fight with your mom, too?
We're not going back there.
The cops can't make us.
I'm 17.
And my mom had me when she was 17.
And I can do a way better job with Lily than she can, so...
Even working 30 hours for me
and soon enough going to school full-time?
You withdrew, didn't you?
I didn't even really want to be an accountant, so...
- [laughs softly] - Sorry I made you cover for us.
- Cover for you? - She thinks that you offered
to let us stay here with you.
Well, I am offering.
In fact, I'm insisting.
I've got three spare bedrooms.
Lord knows I could use the company.
Thank you.
Sorry about that.
There was only one beer left.
You might have others fooled.
[sniffs]
I know the real you.
- [panting] - Go on. Hit me.
Prove me right.
Hit me, asshole.
I know what you're doing.
You're trying to get me in trouble.
You don't need my help for that.
Now come on and hit me, you piece of shit.
Why, so you can go and tell your daddy about it?
Yeah, maybe he might give you some pointers.
Your aim was a little low.
I know what you and Luke are up to.
You don't know shit.
I know Luke's running bets on Panic and you're in on it.
Fixing the game like your brother did last year.
If I was fixing the game, I'd be winning.
Now get the fuck out of here before you hurt yourself.
You know, someone's gonna come down
on Luke for what he did to Dodge's sister.
Whoa.
- Dodge's sister? - Yeah, tell me something.
What kind of animal leaves a girl on the road like that?
What are you talking about?
She's gonna be in a wheelchair for the rest of her life, Ray.
But I guess that's just the Hall family way, huh?
Leave a girl in the road to die?
Run, drive?
When the fire was burning at the Graybill House,
did you run?
Or did you stand there and watch,
while you knew Heather was trapped inside?
Let me guess.
You would've walked through fire to get her, huh?
Through hell.
You probably would've pulled it off, too.
That's the difference between you and me.
One of us makes it all the way to the finish line,
the other one fucking chokes.
Come clean about what Luke is doing
and maybe Cortez won't come down on you, too.
[laughs]
I have a question.
When you, uh, sat down to write out
this little story of yours,
did it ever bother you that the whole thing
was a complete cliché?
If you want to go to prison with your brother,
be my fucking guest. Call it a family reunion.
See? That.
That right there.
Cliché.
You know what your problem is?
You could be walking with a blindfold on,
staring at the pictures that are going on in your head,
and you'd be convinced
that your eyes were wide the fuck open.
You got to know what to be afraid of,
when to be afraid of it,
and you got to know the difference.
Every decision's dangerous when you're wearing a blindfold.
That's why I went for the yellow in the last challenge.
Shit was straight see-through.
[thumps]
Confidence will kill you if you're walking blind.
[gasps] Oh, my God.
[cries softly]
Hey. You're in a good mood.
Uh, I just got an e-mail from that coach.
- What coach? - The one Anne told Mom about?
The one who specializes in physical disabilities?
He thinks I could be in competition shape by next year.
His last client won the barrel racing championship series
- at Oneworld. - [chuckles]
Dayna, it's-it's crazy.
How are you gonna stay on a horse?
You're gonna get knocked off before you even get to the gate.
- I thought you'd be happy for me. - I...
It's too dangerous.
[scoffs]
You are hardly the one to lecture me about danger,
- all right? - I am playing Panic because of what happened.
[exhales] Ever since we moved here,
it's been about what happened.
Getting justice for what happened
and making things right after what happened.
As if they can be fixed or undone.
As if they can un-happen.
You know, the funny thing is, the closer we get to justice,
the less I care about getting it.
Dayna, Luke ruined your life.
No, he didn't.
That's what I'm trying to tell you.
He ruined a life that never happened.
Sorry you can't stand the one that did.
Come on, that is so unfair.
That's not what I'm saying. Hey, Dayna!
[Dayna] There's mail for you on the table.
Are you fucking serious?
- He just got clean. - I'm not here for Hunt, Shawna.
- Then why are you here? - For you.
I'll be running your challenge. Look.
Courtesy of the judges.
I'll see you tonight.
[engine starts]
[wood creaking]
♪ I know you always need my time ♪
♪ I'm busy doing the devil's work ♪
♪ Oh-ho, you're in love ♪
♪ But I keep sinning ♪
♪ Sin ♪
♪ I know you're gonna preach tonight ♪
♪ But ain't nobody hear those words ♪
♪ Forgive me, Father ♪
♪ Because I keep sinning ♪
♪ Sin ♪
♪ Yeah, hey, hey, oh, hey, hey ♪
♪ Oh, hey, hey ♪
♪ Oh, hey, hey, yeah, hey, hey ♪
♪ Oh, hey, hey ♪
♪ Oh, hey, hey, oh, hey, hey ♪
♪ Yeah, hey, hey ♪
- ♪ Oh, hey, hey ♪ - ♪ Baby, don't you know ♪
♪ It's hard enough for me ♪
♪ Crying out for love ♪
♪ Don't you let me be ♪
♪ Oh, hey, hey ♪
♪ Baby, don't you know ♪
♪ Oh, hey, hey ♪
♪ It's hard enough for me ♪
♪ Oh, hey, hey ♪
♪ Crying out for love ♪
♪ Don't you let me be ♪
♪ Whoo! ♪
♪ Whoo! Whoo! ♪
♪ Whoo! Whoo! Whoo! ♪
♪ Whoo! Whoo! ♪♪
[gun clicks]
[Williams] Hunt, Leela.
Appreciate you coming in to talk to us.
- You feeling better? - The first night was the worst.
I thought I might die.
We drove all the way to the clinic
and then they told us that there were no beds left.
- Hmm. - So...
Hunt decided cold turkey.
Good for you.
I should've never lied about last year.
I'm sorry, I was all sorts of fucked up.
I was worried you'd think that I had something to do
with what happened.
Did you?
I-I wanted to win,
but I didn't need the money that bad.
I didn't even start using until after Jimmy.
What about Luke Hall?
Did he need the money?
Luke wasn't playing. He couldn't.
- He wasn't a senior. - Yeah,
but he was betting on the game, wasn't he?
- Plenty of people place bets. - Yeah, they do.
How many guarantee 'em?
What do you mean?
Jimmy brought a training pistol to Russian roulette
and then someone switched it out
with a real gun at the last minute.
Luke paid another player to drop out last year.
Maybe he thought that it was just easier
to get rid of the competition.
Well, if he did, I never heard anything about it.
I wasn't looking for help, either. I...
Remember, I was second
- going on in Final Four. - [Langley] Okay.
So it was Jimmy, and then it was you,
and then it was...
Then Shay,
then Myra was last.
My-Myra Campbell?
She was pissed that Abby was playing,
and she was the only one
that could have written all those notes to Abby.
Notes?
Threats.
You know, "get out of the game or else"-type shit.
Yeah, her-her mom mentioned that she was getting
threatening letters, but I couldn't verify it.
Who told you that?
I did.
Last year, I volunteered for the Salvation Army.
The library donated bins
from the lost and found, and I guess
Abby's dance bag got dumped in with the rest of the stuff.
I knew I couldn't throw them out.
But it didn't feel right passing them on
when she wanted to keep everything private.
From what I know,
she and Jimmy never told anybody about the baby.
[Langley] The baby?
"Follow the rules and you won't get hurt."
"Aren't you afraid your mother will find out
how her good little girl is a liar?"
Mary Clark was right.
Someone was blackmailing Abby to get her out of the game.
But Myra Campbell, she was in last place
and she was close to Luke Hall and I'm...
I can't, I can't think of anyone else
besides Jimmy that could write these notes, because...
well, some of them are extremely personal.
[Cortez] "Tomorrow everyone will know
you're a whore.
If you don't quit,
they'll know you killed the baby."
Oh, my God.
I'll call Judge Ramsey and, uh...
talk to him about a warrant.
Good work.
Thank you.
[insects trilling]
- Good? - Yeah.
So... we're not gonna live here anymore?
[sighs]
How about this?
Tomorrow we will go look at the farm
and you can see how you like it.
I know the llamas really want to meet you.
- There's a llama? - Mm-hmm.
And horses and three dogs.
Can we go now?
Ooh, right now is bedtime. But...
- [groans] - ...but we can go first thing in the morning, okay?
[phone chirps]
Hey. I'm gonna go
hang out downstairs for a little bit.
- You hanging out with Bishop? - Lily,
enough with the Bishop stuff, okay?
It's not what you think it is.
But isn't he, like, your boyfriend?
Um, he is my friend that's a boy.
- But... - Lily. That's enough, okay?
He's going to college soon
and he's not going to be around for much longer.
Are you gonna miss him?
Yeah. I already do.
But things change. Okay?
Now lay down.
- Good night. - Good night.
♪ ♪
[electricity crackling]
"One pill helps the sleepless
One pill cures the blues
One may never hurt you
But how about in twos
Every spin is worth 30 points
Three gets you ahead
Unless your turn of fortune brings an ambulance instead"
♪ ♪
What the fuck?
Be careful, Ms. Kenny.
- Some of those are worth good money. - Oh, yeah?
You got to be kidding. This is bullshit.
Bullshit?
I mean, to some people it's a party, so...
No, you know I never touch shit like this, Tyler.
Shit like what?
For all you know, half of those could be aspirin.
Yeah?
What about the other half?
[soft chuckle]
♪ ♪
[gasps]
[Drew] Why so jumpy?
Hey.
- What's up, bro? - [chuckles]
Come on.
I'm your emcee for the night.
Where are we going?
To the bodies.
♪ ♪
[engine shuts off]
[Summer] Howdy, stranger.
You're the welcome committee?
At least you don't have to pay for admission.
Come on.
[Drew] Believe it or not,
my dad's third-generation forensics.
My uncle's a pathologist here.
You know, uh, I should've been born into Diggins' family.
At least the people he checks in give him tips.
[Ray] You're joking, right?
At least it's air-conditioned.
[creaks]
[lights humming]
You know, you're lucky. It's been a slow month.
Last summer, we had to pack the lockers double.
[drawer screeching]
In case you get cold.
It won't seem so small after you fall asleep.
You don't actually think I'm gonna sleep in there, right?
Well, you get ten points
for every hour you're in there, so...
Okay.
Just give me a minute. [exhales]
You know, you... you don't have to.
Just give me a fucking second, would you?
♪ ♪
[Dodge] Tumbleweed Maze?
I'm almost offended.
[chuckles]
Judges... they're looking for a specific key.
Find it and you're in.
You have one hour.
And keep it moving, because every minute you spend looking,
well, that's just another point you won't get.
In three,
two,
one.
♪ ♪
Okay.
Here's the plan.
- Are you listening to me? - Yeah.
You're gonna slide me in,
you're gonna close the door,
and you're gonna beat it.
Understood?
And one more thing.
Now, this is important,
so you better listen up really close, do you understand me?
- Mm-hmm. - Do not,
under any circumstances,
no matter what I say, no matter what I do,
do not let me out. You understand?
- Yeah, I understand. - Or else it's gonna be
your funeral we're hosting next, okay?
- Mm-hmm. - Okay.
[breathing heavily]
Three, two, one, go.
I've changed my mind!
- [pounding] - Oh, God!
Let me out! Let me out!
Let me out of here, Drew!
I'll kill you, I swear to God!
- [pounding] - Drew!
Drew, get your ass back here!
I'll fucking kill you!
[screams]
♪ ♪
[insects trilling]
Uh, no.
[scoffs] This can't...
this can't be an actual challenge. This is too real.
You got challenged to a fucking party.
I mean, nobody has a gun to your head.
- Are you trying to be funny? - No.
Well... maybe, actually.
What I'm saying is, is that
if you're too scared to get fucked up...
- I'm not scared. - Yeah?
Take that, then.
[pill rattles]
Take it.
No.
You can jump off a fucking cliff
but you can't take that?
Come on.
- Take the fucking pill. - Shut up, Tyler. Okay?
Just shut up.
Fuck this.
Okay?
I quit.
- You quit? - Yeah.
Take the fucking pill.
I quit.
[footsteps receding]
Too bad.
All you had to do was eat a couple sugar pills. [laughs]
Sugar pill? What do you mean, "sugar pill"?
What, you think I'm gonna waste product on this shit?
The cops already want to get me for Little Bill Kelly, so...
yeah. No way.
So...
this was...
- this was all a trick? - A trick?
It's Panic.
You have to do shit you're scared of.
Not this shit.
Shawna...
- What? - Tell your brother
I, uh, I look forward to seeing him.
[exhales]
Yo, fuck you, Tyler.
Fuck you.
♪ ♪
[keys jingling]
Shit.
[Dayna] Hello?
Is someone there?
Dayna?
[Dayna] Oh, God.
Dayna.
- [Dayna] Please help me! - Dayna...
are you in there?
Dayna, can you hear me?!
[Dayna] They know about our plan!
Dayna! Dayna! It's Dodge, can you hear me?
[Dayna] They put me down here!
Just be calm, okay? I'm-I'm right here.
I'm-I'm gonna, um...
Help me, somebody, please!
Okay, just wait! Wait!
Okay, hey, hey!
I'm gonna get you out of here, okay?
Help!
Summer, hey!
Dayna, keep talking to me.
Dayna, can you hear me?!
Hey, this isn't funny!
Dayna!
Fuck.
Dayna!
[Dayna] Hello?
Is someone there?
Can anyone hear me?
[chuckles]
- [laughing] - Oh, God.
Diggins?
[sighs]
Diggins?
Swear to God, my dude, if you put porn on that screen,
I'll kill you.
Hello?
Heather.
What are you doing here? [chuckles]
Um...
urgent summons.
But you're not playing.
I think I got invited to your individual challenge.
Huh.
Well, that's weird.
Am I just gonna, like, talk through
your favorite movie or something?
- What'd your invitation say? - It didn't.
I just got a start time,
some friendship necklace thing and...
Damn.
I should've brought popcorn.
Turn it off.
Okay, admittedly,
- it's not your best look. - Turn it off.
There has to be a remote somewhere, right?
Natalie, what's wrong?
- Nothing. - Dodge and I made a deal.
We're gonna split the money if either of us wins.
Heather doesn't know.
[Diggins] Because she'd be angry?
[Natalie] Because Heather and I made a deal first.
- [Diggins] So you lied to her? - She lied to me.
Besides...
I don't care how many points she got at Jump.
There's no way she's gonna win.
What am I watching?
- She never finishes her stories. - Just...
And if even if she does, she won't do anything with them.
She never even applied to college.
- This isn't true, right? - As soon as she has a chance
of actually getting what she wants...
Please, can you just let me explain?
This isn't real.
'Cause you wouldn't say those things about me.
- No... no... - Like this, right?
[Diggins] Then why bother making a deal
with her in the first place?
'Cause otherwise...
she would know I was competing against her.
- She wouldn't trust me. - Okay... stop it!
- After she made the Jump... - Stop it, we get it! Stop it!
Stop, okay? We get it. Stop!
[Diggins] So you sabotaged her?
- What did you do, Natalie? - [Natalie] To keep her from getting too far ahead.
[crying]
I mean, I was sure I...
had her at Spurlock's ranch.
I saw her go underground.
I thought if I...
locked her in, then...
she wouldn't get into the house.
That's what I mean about Heather.
Nobody else can stop her.
But... nobody else has to.
[Natalie crying]
Heather... Heather...
- Heather? - You okay?
- Heather! - Natalie, Natalie, just breathe, okay?
- Where is she going? - Just give her some space.
You fucking asshole! You fucking asshole!
I had no choice.
[crying]
[Heather] Once upon a time,
there was a girl made of stories,
who didn't have anything to believe in.
- [phone ringing] - [indistinct chatter]
Sergeant Langley.
Melanie?
Um, your husband's not here right now.
- He stepped out for a... - I know.
Do you have a minute?
Yeah.
You all right?
Jimmy switched the gun.
My husband said someone had switched
the gun at roulette last year.
But it was Jimmy who switched the gun himself.
[birds chirping]
Friends, players,
former contestants, the results
of the individual challenges have been tallied.
All the points have been scored.
Shawna quit, so she's out of the game.
Dodge is in first place
and will be heading to the Joust.
The player competing
against him is as yet
undetermined.
What?! Why?
I mean, I stayed long enough in that shithole cooler, didn't I?
[Summer] Not long enough to beat Dodge's time.
The individual challenges aren't done yet, Ray.
By order of the judges, Natalie Williams is disqualified
for reasons of false representation
and failure to complete the required challenges.
As punishment, the player's points
have been retroactively invalidated.
[scoffs] In English?
The judges wiped Natalie's score because she cheated.
- [Ray laughs] - [others murmuring]
[Diggins] She was never in Spurlock's house.
Shouldn't have even made it to Graybill,
let alone the Final Four.
That's... that's bullshit.
All right, that's hearsay.
True. We heard you say it.
That's a good one, Summer.
[Heather] No, you admitted it
in your video that you trapped me underground.
That's nowhere near the house, right?
Plus someone ratted you out to the judges.
- [murmuring] - [gasping]
All right, fuck you guys.
[Diggins] You were outside watching the house.
Dodge covered for you.
[Ray] Wait, hold on, hold on, hold on... wait a second.
If Dodge helped Natalie get through the last challenge,
then why is he still playing?
Well, he was stealing for two.
Lucky he didn't get double the points.
- True. - What the fuck?
[Diggins] All right, settle down, settle down.
At the time of the judges' selection of the Final Three,
excluding Natalie, the players in order
were Dodge...
Ray...
and Heather.
But Heather missed a challenge.
Well, she still has her immunity.
[Diggins] Given that and Natalie's disqualification,
an exception has been made.
Congratulations, Heather.
The judges ruled you may move on to your individual challenge.
Good luck.
♪ ♪
♪ Get whatever you want ♪
♪ Forgive us before falling ♪
♪ To feel like you can play God ♪
♪ God, feel like you can play God ♪
♪ Get whatever you want ♪
♪ Forgive us before falling ♪
♪ To feel like you can play God, God ♪
♪ You don't ever go to sleep ♪
♪ Who the hell would go to sleep ♪
♪ When your night is just as good ♪
♪ As the daytime ever looked when you're in a dream? ♪
♪ And you hate it when you fall ♪
♪ So you swear to God you won't ♪
♪ But you're chained to your emotions ♪
♪ Excessive are the moments you're in control ♪
♪ Honey, honey, you got hell on your mind ♪
♪ Flip the switch and then you reach for the light ♪
♪ It's your curse to always get what you want ♪
♪ It's your curse, there's nothing more that you love ♪
♪ Than to feel like you can play God ♪
♪ Get whatever you want ♪
♪ Forgive us before falling ♪
♪ Get whatever you want ♪
♪ Forgive us before falling ♪
♪ To feel like you can play God ♪
♪ God ♪
♪ If you fall when you wake ♪
♪ Save yourself from your mistakes ♪
♪ We both know you're not safe ♪
♪ After all, you love the taste ♪
♪ Play God ♪♪