Previously on Black Cake...
Your mother wanted you to listen
to all seven recordings together.
I must confess
that Eleanor is not my real name.
Forgive me for keeping so many secrets.
The only way I can get us out of debt
is through this marriage.
Marriage?
I know my pa.
He'll get his finances in order,
and there won't be a wedding.
I hope that you're right.
If you change your mind, come to London and find me.
But my father sold his little girl.
Your daughter is not only missing,
she's a murder suspect.
But if we do find her, God help her.
In London, my roommate Elly
was the most cheerful person I had ever met.
What if you study geology at the university in Edinburgh?
You can't be serious.
You need to follow your passion.
To Scotland!
But at least we know where Covey is now.
People have been saying Bunny was too close to Covey.
I don't need to tell you how dangerous that is.
This is my family's shop.
Not anymore.
Elly.
Elly!
Happy New Year, Eleanor.
Elly!
Not so fast now, Eleanor.
How long have I been here?
One week.
How's your head?
Throbbing, but I suppose I shouldn't complain.
I'm here. I'm alive.
For your headache.
Here, go on.
And yes, you are lucky to have made it.
Three passengers weren't as fortunate.
Two Scottish men were laid to rest
by their families a few days ago.
And Coventina?
Where is she? I'd like to visit her grave.
Greyfriars Kirkyard Cemetery.
I'm afraid there's no headstone, dear.
She had no family to claim her remains.
It's a matter of cost, you see?
But don't you worry.
The city put down a wreath in her honor.
I've saved the newspaper clippings for you.
Scotland was her dream.
And now here I am, left to live it without her.
I have no job.
No place to stay.
I've arranged short-term lodging.
There's a room waiting for you when you're discharged.
If you like it, you can extend your stay.
I found your nursing certificate in your handbag.
We take care of our own.
You'll be discharged
when you can walk to that mirror down there on your own.
All right.
Slow down, dear.
You've suffered a severe laceration on your right leg.
It won't work like it used to, not for weeks.
I have to try.
Eleanor.
Don't overdo it.
Watch that leg.
We'll try again in the morning.
Eleanor Douglas
was an orphan from a remote part of the island.
And whether you knew me as Covey Lyncook
or Coventina Brown,
I was now... officially dead.
A door had been opened for me.
And now, it was up to me
to walk through it.
But if I had known what lay ahead for me
as Eleanor Douglas,
I don't know if I ever would've walked through that door.
Eleanor.
Rent's paid weekly in cash.
No guests.
And no loud island music.
If I hear any complaints,
you'll have to make other arrangements.
Yes, ma'am.
Do you need help, girl?
No. I'm fine.
If I don't push through the pain,
I'll never recover.
The shared facilities are down the hall.
There aren't many islanders in Edinburgh,
let alone in this building,
so you can expect some looks.
Just try and ignore them, would you?
I understand.
You have a job lined up, don't you?
I don't accept late payments.
I have savings.
Good.
I'll be back next week to collect.
Forget that boy.
I told myself that the only way to survive
was to keep putting distance between me and my life before.
To stop looking back,
and to focus on making a life in Scotland.
I'm sorry,
could you please repeat the question?
Pardon?
It's just that I'm still getting used to the Scottish tongue.
And what a beautiful tongue it is.
How on earth do you think
you can be a receptionist in my country
if you can't even understand me?
I'm a fast learner. I was top of my class.
In your nursing program?
Yes.
And I'm certain that I'll have no trouble
understanding your clients.
I just-- I need to spend more time
with the Scottish people,
something I very much look forward to doing.
Tell me, why do you want to be a receptionist
when you're trained as a nurse?
Well, I'm not in proper physical condition
to work in a hospital,
having just recovered from the train accident.
Yes, I've read all about it.
And I'm sorry, but this is a place of business,
not a charity.
Position's been filled.
But I saw the advertisement in today's paper.
It's been filled.
♪ Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh ♪
♪ Ooh, ooh, ooh ♪
♪ Ooh-ooh... ♪
- Thank you, cheers. - Nice one, cheers.
♪ I heard them say you're going to leave ♪
♪ But I just don't know why ♪
♪ Somebody say you're gonna deceive... ♪
Things were bleak.
I was running out of time and money.
Every rejection made me feel smaller and smaller.
And I felt myself
disappearing.
♪ Know why ♪
♪ You told me there will never be no other one ♪
♪ To hold me in your arms but you ♪
♪ You should know ♪
♪ Say that you love me ♪
♪ You love me, love me, love me, baby ♪
♪ 'Cause I, I need your love with me ♪
- Alright? - Alright.
Oh, Lord!
Not him again.
- Who? - Who?
You've been watching that new boy all week.
Have you seen his backstroke?
Average at best.
What? Is that jealousy I hear?
Besides,
he's the one who's been staring at me all week.
He's a boy.
And just like every other boy we know,
he only wants one thing.
What?
He can't possibly like me for my mind?
I'm just saying,
don't be surprised when he gets handsy.
Are you worried that's what Jimmy Patterson would do to you?
Because I think he's sweet.
- Hi, Jimmy. - Stop it!
What are you talking about?
Oh, come on. Everyone knows Jimmy's
been in love with you since we were kids.
Why you think he's here every week?
He wants to be a coach someday.
He's studying.
Studying what? Your bum?
Stop it!
Bunny, he's been nothing but nice all our lives.
Give him a chance.
He's not my type.
You never once had a crush,
let alone a type.
Because I got more important things on my mind.
But you?
Go ahead! Fall in love with the new kid.
See how long it takes for him to get fresh,
and when he does,
don't say I didn't warn you.
Hey, new kid.
Are you just gonna keep staring at me forever
or were you planning to introduce yourself?
Can't I do both?
I'm Gibbs.
Short for Gilbert.
Guess there's no reason for me to explain why I shortened it, is there?
I don't mind it.
They call you... Dolphin Girl, right?
I'm the fastest girl on the team.
But you must know that already.
I've seen you watching me.
Okay. Okay.
So tell me, how do I get to know the famous Covey Lyncook?
Before you can get to know me,
you're gonna have to learn how to say my name.
♪ Smarter than man in every way ♪
I was no longer Dolphin Girl,
no longer the famous Covey Lyncook.
I had to get used to my new station in life.
If I had to make myself small to survive,
so be it.
So you want to be a janitor?
Yes, sir.
Have you ever seen a slide rule before?
I have.
At a shop back home.
A Chinese merchant.
It's easy once you get the hang of it.
Back home...?
The islands?
Yes.
I worked part-time.
I ran the register, took inventory, and--
and I tidied up.
So, you went from working at the Chinese merchant to nursing school.
Do you plan to return to nursing
when you've fully recovered from the accident?
No.
I never really took to it.
I spent most of my days cleaning bedpans and commodes,
so... I figured a janitorial position wasn't too far off.
You know, I'm having a hard time
imagining someone like you cleaning our commodes
and... lugging rubbish up and down three flights of stairs.
If seeing someone like me around the office bothers you,
I'll make myself scarce.
You won't even know that I'm here.
Eleanor, I'm sorry, but, um--
I can't hire you.
Please, I need this job. I-I won't make any trouble.
Not only are you overqualified, you--
you're clearly in pain, and, um--
it wouldn't sit right with me.
Understood. Thank you for your time, sir.
Wait, I'm not finished.
You are smart, polite,
articulate,
and, well, it's not on your CV,
but you have worked in a support position back home.
My bookkeepers have gotten behind on a handful of their accounts.
We could use an assistant.
Really?
You've been through so much already, Eleanor,
having survived that horrific train accident.
We'd be lucky to have you.
- Good morning. Hello. - Hi.
Pardon me.
♪ Du-du-wap-du, what a magic you do ♪
♪ Du-du-wap-du, I love no one but you ♪
♪ Please, little girl, tell me what you're gonna do ♪
♪ Du-du-wap-du, call me Mr. Blue... ♪
For the first time in Scotland,
I felt seen.
♪ Doo-de-woppa doo-de-woppa-doo-de-woppa-doo ♪
♪ Doo-de-woppa-doo, doo-de-woppa-doo ♪
♪ Do-doo-de-woppa-doo Baby, doobie-doobie-doobie ♪
♪ Du-du-wap-du, you're my heart's desire ♪
♪ One little kiss... ♪
Good morning. My name is Eleanor Douglas.
I'm your new assistant bookkeeper.
I'm sorry, were you not notified that I'd be starting today?
Until yesterday, we weren't even aware
that there was an open position in our department.
But our supervisor kindly informed us
that he had hired one of the janitorial applicants to assist us.
Now I see why.
I'm grateful for the opportunity.
And I can assure you, I'm a very hard worker.
I'm eager to help the department however I can.
How wonderful.
Follow me.
You'll find paper and pencils at the paper station.
Ink is kept in the supply closet.
And if you're prone to typos,
I suggest you bring your own correction fluid.
I understand. Thank you.
This'll be your desk.
That's an interesting choice for the office, by the way.
I almost feel like I'm on holiday.
Good morning. How are my girls?
Very well, thank you.
I was just showing our new hire around the office.
Ah, yes, very good.
She'll need some instruction, Beatrice.
I'm sure I can count on you to get her up to speed
to assist with the backlog.
Of course. It will be my pleasure.
I'll show you how to type up invoices later,
but you can start by organizing these receipts
and logging them into the corresponding account ledger.
Do you think you can manage that?
Absolutely.
Oh, and since you're so eager to help,
I'm sure the other girls have plenty more to keep you busy.
I should have known that I was in over my head,
and I should have left.
But I was broke and alone and... desperate.
And so focused on just making it through each day,
I couldn't see the danger I was in.
Eleanor?
Eleanor!
Don't you know your own name?
Of course, I do.
I-I'm sorry, I, I was just so focused on these receipts.
Beatrice, we'll miss the bus.
If you're going to stay late, you'll need to lock up.
Turn out the lights before you go.
Eleanor.
Co-vey.
Coh-vey.
Cuh-vey.
Perfect.
Covey like lovey.
Here we are. Legends Perch.
Do they have diving cliffs where you grew up?
In Galina? Of course.
Some might say the best on the island.
Well, if you're not too chicken, maybe you could join me one day.
Show off your skills.
Well, why wait for one day?
♪ Your eyes ♪
♪ Are echoing Perfidia ♪
♪ Forgetful of... ♪
Ready?
♪ ...the promise of love ♪
Three, two, one.
That was amazing.
Wanna go again?
Not just yet.
Let me enjoy my tour.
I'm feeling a little less homesick by the moment.
Oh, you been homesick?
Why did your family leave Galina?
We sold our land.
Moving during my final year of school wasn't easy,
but... now I'm glad we did.
Oh?
Otherwise, I never would've met you.
What are your plans after school?
Ah, I'm going to travel the world,
competing,
swimming in the most exotic countries.
What about you?
I'm going to university in London to study law.
London, huh?
How's that for exotic?
So,
I have less than a year with you.
To show you around Portland Parish, I mean.
Well, lucky for us, it's a small town.
Lucky us.
Well, I'm not allowed to date until I finish school anyway,
so... I guess it's for the best.
Yeah.
And it's a damn good thing this isn't a date.
Stop teasing!
Come back here!
I'm telling you all this because
you'll be in London by the time I graduate,
and-- and I know we only just met,
but I don't want to wait.
I want to get to know you.
And date you.
And I want you to kiss me.
You just said you're not allowed to date.
Who cares what I said? What do you want?
To get to know you.
To learn everything there is to know about you.
Will you let me?
This is far enough.
Pa will lose it if he sees me walking with a boy.
Right.
See you around.
Friend.
Rah!
Where have you been?
Jeez! Are you following me?
No, you idiot!
I just went to the market.
Your father's looking for you, by the way.
Hmm.
Where have you been?
Swimming... without me?
I was showing Gibbs Grant around.
The new kid?
Are you crazy?
What about your dad?
What about him?
Gibbs was a perfect gentleman,
and he didn't have to be. I gave him every opportunity
to prove that he only wanted one thing.
- Hmm. - All he wants is to get to know me.
So he says.
Don't be sore.
We'll do a double non-date sometime, and you can see for yourself.
Me and Gibbs and you and Jimmy.
Will you stop with that?
I'm not interested in Jimmy, okay?
Then we'll find you someone else,
someone you do like.
Someone like Gibbs.
He's not my type either.
Then who is?
I don't know.
Yes, you do. Come on. Tell me.
Tell me.
You, okay?
I like you.
Yeah, well, I know that.
Do you?
You can't say that.
Bunny, you know rumors can get people killed.
It's dangerous.
But it doesn't change-- That is who I am.
I'm not asking you to change.
No, you're asking me to hide.
For your own safety.
You're right, forget it.
Wait. Wait.
Wait, Bunny!
Bunny, you're my best friend,
and that will never change.
Always.
And I love you.
In my own way.
But you can't ever say that again.
Back home,
I had advised my best friend to hide her true self
in order to survive.
Years later, in Scotland,
I had to take my own advice.
I was meant to disappear,
so maybe it was good that the other women
didn't care to know anything about me.
- Good morning. - Morning, Helen.
If they didn't want to see me,
I would remain unseen.
Ah! Goddammit!
Eleanor, a little help, please?
Let me.
Helen, go find the first aid kit in the kitchen.
Easy.
Let's get you cleaned up.
You know what's funny?
Never known a nurse to get faint at the sight of blood.
Do you want to go out for a drink tonight?
- Oh, yeah. - Yeah? Me too, yeah!
Right, back to work.
Beatrice? Hello.
I hope your lunch was swell.
What is it?
I've been pouring over these files all morning
and...
there appears to be an issue with the Zunwell account.
Zunwell? That's my account.
Yes.
Yes, that's why I'm speaking with you now.
I've discovered that some of the invoices just
aren't adding up to our ledgers.
Not possible.
I've checked three times.
There's an issue, no question.
I only wanted to bring it to your attention
so that you could fix it.
There's nothing to fix.
Just how hard did you hit your head in that accident?
Your job is to file receipts and ledgers,
nothing more.
But I can't just ignore this.
It could come back on me or you.
Nothing's going to come back on you
because no one's paying any attention to you.
Before you hobbled in here with that sad face
and pathetic story,
this job didn't even exist.
It doesn't matter how late you stay
or how much extra work you do,
you will never be anything more than a pity hire.
You don't want to get too drunk tonight.
Yes?
Excuse me.
I hate to interrupt.
That's all right. I could use a break.
At this hour, all the figures are morphing into one.
You work so hard.
Anyway, sir,
I found something that
I thought I ought to bring to your attention.
Hopefully, it's nothing.
What did you find?
Discrepancies. In the Zunwell account.
I'm sure it's just a misunderstanding.
Have you told Beatrice?
Yes, but--
I don't think she trusted that I was capable or
qualified to do so,
and I don't want to upset her.
It's hard enough doing my job
when the other women clearly don't think I deserve to have it.
Right, I'll look into this in the morning.
In the meantime, no matter what the girls say,
you deserve to be here.
I'm sorry. I'm sorry, I-I--
Oh, God, uh...
Would you like a tissue?
I'm so sorry. I don't know what's gotten into me.
I think I do.
You do?
Does it have anything to do with the fact that you're not a nurse?
Pardon?
Well, a trained nurse would've jumped to action
if someone cut themselves.
Sir, I mentioned before
that I didn't take to nursing, remember?
Aye, but you just stood there, frozen,
as if you'd never been trained at all.
You're right.
I'm not a nurse.
I padded my CV by using a friend's experience.
I was just so desperate for work,
I didn't know what else to do.
But if you give me another chance,
I promise I will work twice as hard.
I will work overtime without pay, I'll--
I'll do anything.
Please... don't fire me.
It's okay.
You've suffered enough.
As long as I can trust that you'll be transparent with me moving forward,
your job is secure.
Can I trust you, Eleanor?
Yes, sir, absolutely.
Then we won't speak of this again.
And Eleanor?
I don't want you getting wrapped up in women's nonsense.
If there's anything you need
and you feel uncomfortable asking one of them,
you come directly to me.
I'll take care of you.
Thank you.
Beatrice!
She's in the break room eating lunch.
- Beatrice! - I'll get her.
What's all the yelling about?
I spent the entire morning going through the Zunwell files.
And I discovered an error.
Well, a pattern of errors, actually.
A pattern that has likely cost this company
thousands of pounds.
And thanks to Eleanor,
I'll be able to put a stop to this hemorrhaging
of funds immediately.
Are you sure?
I spent the entire morning
going over your work.
I apologize. I don't know how I missed it.
I do. You ignored your colleague,
who was only looking out for you and this company, might I add.
- It won't happen again. - It sure as hell won't.
From this point on,
Eleanor will crosscheck all of your accounts
to make sure there are no further discrepancies.
Of course.
I'll get right on top of it and deliver all of the files
to Eleanor this evening.
We'll go through them together.
I'll stay late with her.
Right, well, you get started.
But Eleanor won't be staying late
to clean up your mess tonight.
She's having dinner with me.
See you here at 6:30.
I didn't know what to expect.
But he knew part of my story,
and if I wanted him to keep it to himself,
I needed to just go to dinner with him...
Plumstead Road.
...and ask questions later.
Where have you taken me?
What is this place?
My family's land.
I used to come up here and sit here
every day after school.
Back then, I thought I'd be a farmer like my dad.
We all thought that.
And why did your parents sell it?
We were forced out by a mining company.
Our whole village was.
And nobody knew how to stop it from happening.
It was humiliating.
Especially for my dad.
It's beautiful.
It's about to be destroyed.
So I wanted to see it one last time with you.
My pa lost everything too.
First his family,
when he went against their wishes and chose my mom over them.
And then, he lost her as well.
Did she pass?
She left us when I was 11.
Covey,
losing land is one thing, but losing your mother...?
I can't imagine.
Maybe one day, when Bunny and I become famous swimmers,
she'll show up at one of our competitions
and surprise me.
That's silly, I know.
No, that's--
That's not silly.
That's love.
And I know I can't go back and change what happened to my family, but...
when I'm a lawyer,
maybe I can stop that kind of thing from happening to somebody else.
I believe you will, Gibbs.
I do.
I know you do.
And you are going to be an amazing mother someday.
The kind of mother you deserved.
You have the biggest heart.
That's what I love most about you.
And,
I've enjoyed getting to know you these past few months.
But even more than that--
Covey,
may I kiss you?
Gibbs saw me for who I really was,
and also for who I wanted to be.
If I had known then
that I'd spend the rest of my life hiding the girl he loved,
I would've stayed on that farm with him forever.
Oh! If it isn't the woman of the hour!
Come, please. Come in!
Oh.
I think I've read every article
written about the train accident.
Do you remember it much or is it all a blur?
Well, I try not to think about it too much.
Oh, of course.
My husband told me about your leg injury.
How are you getting around?
I'm doing much better, now that I have a job.
Oh, well, not to toot my own horn,
but my keen interest in the accident
is probably what inspired him to hire you in the first place.
Is that so?
You probably haven't seen much evidence of it,
but there is a small Caribbean population here.
We believe it's time our people
start to welcome yours with open arms.
Hiring you is only the beginning.
We'd like to host an event.
In your honor.
For me?
Why?
I mean, thank you.
- But why? - To shine a light
on your struggles as a survivor of that tragic accident,
whilst also celebrating your successes,
like working for the trading company.
What would I have to do?
Tell your story.
Talk about your island upbringing
and your experience recovering from the accident
while making your way in a foreign land.
We'll invite the press.
They'll be sure to put your photo
and name in the paper.
It'll be a coming-out, if you will.
Oh, I'm not too sure I-I-I do well
under the spotlight.
I tend to clam up.
Nonsense. You're so articulate.
And the press would be great for the business.
Maybe there's another way we can
acknowledge the good the company is doing
by trading with the islands,
rather than make it about me.
Smart girl.
I think you're onto something.
We'll broaden our focus.
Yes. It doesn't have to be about you.
We'll make it a fundraiser
in honor of your friend who passed, Coventina Brown.
Oh, can you imagine
being laid to rest without a headstone?
Nameless!
As if the poor girl didn't exist at all.
It's a travesty our community hasn't yet raised the funds to purchase one.
You don't have to tell your story,
but you could say a few words about your friend.
Well, I love it.
What do you say, Eleanor?
I'll do it.
Oh, how wonderful!
It would be an honor.
Afternoon.
I have a stack of ledgers I double-checked,
I just need you to sign off.
Come in.
Oh, shut the door behind you. Please.
Is everything okay?
I've decided not to hold the fundraiser.
I'm sorry to hear that.
Are you?
Pardon?
You know, I've been thinking a lot about your story.
How you moved up here to Scotland,
a place where you knew no one,
and how you could've just returned to England
or the islands after the accident.
To your family, your friends.
Then last night, it all started to come together.
You lied about your training,
and you're afraid to tell your story because you're still lying.
You're running from something, aren't you?
What are you running from?
I'm sorry.
I'm so sorry, I never meant to cause any trouble.
- I'll see myself out. - It's gonna be okay.
Trust me.
I don't see how.
No, I'm-- I'm sorry. No.
No. Please stop.
It was as if everything had been frozen inside.
The only thing I could control in that moment was my mind.
So I escaped
as best I could.
You grow up thinking that when someone does something terrible to you,
you will react,
you will fight back,
you will run away.
I had already proven myself capable of doing this.
But this time was different.
Ladies and gentlemen,
raise your glasses, please, for a toast.
To my wife!
I bought us the best suite here
for our first night as man and wife.
I'm looking forward to it.
Aren't you?
I got my eyes and ears all over this island.
You think I don't know that you've been sneaking round with Gibbs Grant?
You belong to me now.
Understand?
Forget that boy.
Or he's dead.
Big smile.
All right. That's enough.
I tried to warn you.
He started paying extra attention to me
right after my husband left me
and my little boy destitute.
He knew that I needed him.
And when he cornered me,
he knew that no one would believe me if I told.
That's why he chose you.
Why don't you leave?
My son.
I'm not going to dwell on it for the rest of my life.
I do what I can.
I show up.
I act as if it never happened.
That's what you'll do, Eleanor.
Every day.
Until you really do forget.
But you haven't forgotten.
Have you?
Clean yourself up.
You'll be okay.
Bunny had warned me that
boys only wanted one thing.
Was Gibbs an anomaly?
Was he the only one who saw me,
who wanted more than my body?
But it wasn't just Bunny who warned me.
My pa did too.
I saw my pa in that frigid water.
And in that moment, all was forgotten.
I wanted to be with him, wherever that was.
What would he think if he could see me
in the Scottish sea?
Would he apologize for pushing me away?
Or would Pa wrap his arms around me
and say nothing?
Would he pull me under
and take me back home?
You've always been a cowardly man, Lin.
But this?
I just want a beer. Will you please--
So you can drink yourself to death?
No. I don't think I will.
I am done helping you destroy your life.
I didn't wind up on the beach by chance.
I've been looking for you all day.
The police, they think they know who poisoned Little Man.
Was it that Grant boy?
- Did he turn up? - No.
The man goes by the name Short Shirt.
They aren't sure how he got to Little Man that night,
but he's down at the station.
They're questioning him as we speak.
What's funny?
You.
You pretending to believe
that someone who had nothing to do with our Covey killed him.
His arrest has cleared your name for the time being.
If I were you,
I'd do like my wife and daughter, and disappear.
'Cause I won't be cleaning up any more of your messes.
No.
You're on your own now.
What, you're quitting?
How will I eat?
I started working here
for Mathilda.
I stayed for Covey,
so she would have someone.
Someone other than you to look out for her.
But now,
she's-- she's dead.
And if you hadn't pissed away your money, your business,
and your dignity,
she'd still be here.
Mathilda... would still be here.
So as much as I pity you, Lin,
I no longer feel obligated to work for you.
I have to live my own life.
I suggest you do the same.
Now that you,
for some reason,
have a second chance.
♪ How am I supposed to get any ridin' done? ♪
♪ Hmm-hoo-ho-hoo ♪
♪ All the tired horses in the sun ♪
♪ How am I supposed to get any ridin' done? ♪
♪ Hmm-hoo-ho-hoo ♪
♪ All the tired horses in the sun ♪
♪ Hmm-hoo-ho-hoo ♪
♪ All the tired horses in the sun ♪
♪ How am I supposed to get any ridin' done? ♪
♪ Hmm-hoo-ho-hoo ♪
♪ All the tired horses in the sun ♪
♪ How am I supposed to get any ridin' done? ♪
♪ Hmm-hoo-ho-hoo ♪
♪ All the tired horses in the sun ♪
♪ How am I supposed to get any ridin' done? ♪
♪ Hmm... ♪
I had tried and failed to be seen in Scotland.
♪ All the tired horses in the sun ♪
♪ How am I supposed to get any ridin' done? ♪
London wasn't exactly safe,
but it was the devil I knew.
♪ All the tired horses in the sun ♪
♪ How am I supposed to get any ridin' done? ♪
I wasn't the only one there.
I could blend in.
That lasted for a while.
Months, actually.
Until I realized that
the longer you go without being seen,
the smaller and smaller you become,
until there's nothing left.
Until you all but disappear.
Speak loudly, brothers and sisters!
Let our burdens be known!
For in silence, our pain grows.
We want change!
And then, I ask, who will save us?
We will! We want change!
Brothers and sisters, I ask, who will save us?
There he was.
My past, right in front of me.
As if I had manifested him.
We will!
But was it too late?
After everything I'd been through,
I had to ask myself,
did I want to be seen?
♪ All the tired horses in the sun ♪
♪ How am I supposed to get any ridin' done? ♪
♪ Hmm-hoo-ho-hoo ♪
♪ All the tired horses in the sun ♪
♪ How am I supposed to get any ridin' done? ♪
♪ Oooh ♪
♪ Hmm-hoo-ho-hoo ♪
♪ All the tired horses in the sun ♪
♪ How am I supposed to get any ridin' done? ♪
♪ Hmm-hoo-ho-hoo ♪
♪ All the tired horses in the sun ♪
♪ How am I supposed to get any ridin' done? ♪
♪ Hmm-hoo-ho-hoo ♪
♪ All the tired horses in the sun ♪
♪ How am I supposed to get any ridin' done? ♪
♪ Hmm-hoo-ho-hoo ♪
♪ All the tired horses in the sun ♪
♪ How am I supposed to get any ridin' done? ♪
♪ Hmm-hoo-ho-hoo ♪
♪ All the tired horses in the sun ♪
♪ How am I supposed to get any ridin' done? ♪
♪ Hmm-hoo-ho-hoo ♪
♪ All the tired horses in the sun ♪
♪ How am I supposed to get any ridin' done? ♪
♪ Hmm-hoo-ho-hoo ♪
♪ All the tired horses in the sun ♪
♪ How am I supposed to get any ridin' done? ♪
♪ Hmm-hoo-ho-hoo ♪
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