On the beach,
I was thinking that maybe if I had another uncle.
Or maybe stepdad, it could be cool.
Two percent is what they give us.
And the big companies, 98% of the quotas.
Yeah, we're still impoverished fishermen.
Yes, yes. And then when we -- when we ask to catch fish
like our fathers caught fish,
they take our application and our traditions
and it's down the rubbish bin.
- Okay. Okay, everyone. - Hey! Hey!
Let go! Let it go! Give me it back.
Give it back!
Don't just stand there. Help, man!
Hey, Freddy, don't be like that, man. Huh?
Maybe we still gonna work together, you and me.
Yeah, I told them. I said Freddy is a good guy.
If he talked to Hattis about Hannes, it was a mistake.
I know that guy. He's a guy you can trust.
He's a guy that you can maybe ask for a favor,
and you're gonna say yes, now, Freddy.
♪ I can feel your tide ♪
♪ Pulling me ♪
♪ Call when the sunlight falls ♪
♪ And the tide will bring you home ♪
The laceration appears to be about three centimeters long.
It's quite deep,
but fortunately it doesn't seem to have affected the skull.
So that's good news, right?
It was quite a significant blow, Mrs. Field.
If you experience any worsening symptoms like headaches,
blurry vision, prolonged nausea,
please contact me immediately or go to the ER.
Bloody hell.
I mean, shouldn't we be considering a scan or something?
There's nothing to be overly concerned about.
- Thank you, Doctor. - Thank you, Doctor.
Morning.
Um, look, um, last night was, uh--
Okay, I'm gonna stop you right there.
If you need to go down the whole shame spiral,
people must do what they need to do.
But if you think I'm feeling whatever you're feeling,
whatever that whole codependent drama thing,
we don't have to do that.
- Okay. - Okay. Um...
I guess I just wanted to say...
that this is not who I am.
You know, stood up at the altar.
Six of her cute colleagues. It's a cliché.
"A," Thank you for saying I'm cute.
And "B," You are a surfer from south of The Lentil Curtain.
You are literally a cliché.
- Thanks, I guess. - It's all good.
Seriously.
I see you've got a lot of books.
Well, you sound surprised.
No, I mean, "Statistics For Management And Economics."
- It's not quite what I imagined. - Well, what did you imagine?
Hmm?
- Where is this? - Ah! Romania.
I went to see Dracula's castle.
How was that?
Well, if I tell you, I have to kill you.
Look, I need to -- I need to get going.
I've got to get to the restaurant.
Oh. About that. Um, I was wondering, like,
how do you want to walk in, hold hands or...
- Um... - It's a joke. Okay?
What is the plan like with Rebecca at the restaurant?
You're gonna find someone else.
I'm sure you'll figure it out.
Why?
Um, because you're brilliant.
You've got a good heart. You know how to get stuff done.
I'll go take a shower.
Gav.
Listen, I'm sorry to be a nag,
but you know what moms are like.
Um...I just wanted to check that you're okay.
Gav!
- There you go. - Thanks, Dad.
You got it.
Yeah. Thanks, Dad.
Oh, Tristan, for heaven's sake.
What is it with your generation, and your dumb phones?
What did you have instead of phones
- in the olden days, grandpa? - We had phones.
But only the talking ones, right?
- Yes. - Talking on phones is the worst.
Hey, Mom! Mom! Mom! Mom, come have a seat.
Oh, not you too.
Your dad's already driving me crazy with all this fussing.
Well, strictly speaking, you should still be in bed.
- Yeah. - Why?
I've got so many things I need to do today.
And I don't need the two of you ganging up on me.
Is everything okay with Yolande?
Are you two still communicating or tapping,
or whatever it is you do, instead of talking?
We were, but she hasn't been on her phone since yesterday, so.
Hmm.
Hey, uh, you taking pics again?
Maybe. We'll see.
Hey, so, only if you want.
I've got some ideas down at the office.
Things I need to get done.
Uh, high-res pics, stuff like that.
So if you're keen. I mean, yeah, think about it.
Okay. Mom? Dad, I gotta go.
Where are you going?
I've got to go to the police station for my affidavit.
Then I've got to go to the Department of Home Affairs
for my ID, then get my driver's license.
- And you're driving? - Yes, Jack. I'm driving.
I'm coming with you.
If you show any signs of anguish,
- I'm taking you to the ER. - Okay, fine, but I'm driving.
Then you drive.
Why were they all here?
The Department of Fisheries,
they're conducting an inspection.
Checking for any illegal goods
that might have been smuggled in.
Ah. Salaam, Uncle Freddy.
- Hi. - Freddy.
Did they inspect all the boats?
Yeah.
Across the bay in the peninsula.
Call it a show of force.
You know, this building has ties to some major players
in the criminal underworld,
including some Asian mafia groups.
Amina, I think it's best if you go back to the office.
Why?
I just don't think it's safe
for you to be seen with me right now.
But I'm supposed to be shadowing--
- Yes, I know. - She'll be fine then.
No.
It's best for her to be at the office.
I'll feel a lot better about that.
I'm sorry.
Look, we'll arrange for another opportunity for you to, uh,
you know, have some field experience, okay? Please?
I'll speak to you later, okay?
Yeah.
We're losing Martin.
With the shark finning, that's high profile, right?
- Yeah. - That's international.
The media loves it.
All this other stuff is still going on.
Talamoon, rock lobsters, it's the same old, same old.
And the less jobs we have for these guys--
Don't you have any additional resources you can call on?
I've sent a request to the head office.
Listen, man, you know who we're dealing with here.
These are people... we'll call it influential people
who don't want us dealing with their affairs in Asia.
Same old, same old.
- Yeah. - So bloody frustrating.
Come, guys. Yeah! Open up! What's going on?
Right, guys, let's clean up.
So you're telling me that this little scumbag
can attack my wife.
I mean, it's a blatant assault,
and I'm supposed to just what, wait?
We have the case files, okay? And, we're gonna follow up.
You see, but when?
Look, I know this has been a lot for both of you, okay?
And I am sorry.
This morning, we just had another attack on the mountain.
Probably by a gang. Got a hijacking in Red Hill.
I need you to try and understand, okay?
Oh, God forbid that a police officer should do police work.
Oh, come on, Jack.
- Look, Mr. Field. - Admiral Field, retired.
Admiral Field, with respect, the kid is a minor, okay?
So, that means that even if I have an affidavit,
- I cannot pursue charges. - But what about her things?
- Oh, Jack. - Have a good day, okay?
Wilma, this is -- this is really infuriating.
That little so-and-so is gonna get away with it.
It's just things.
I know it's just things, but you were hurt.
I'm fine.
Oh, my darling, listen,
maybe we can get Freddy or -- or -- or, uh, Tommy
or somebody in that community to find this little so-and-so,
and at least get some of your things back.
- How's that? - Okay.
I'll see you in a bit, Prof. Awesome.
All right, you are gonna need a towel and some booties.
Yes. Here we go. Masks. I think I left the masks.
Oh, but definitely booties,
because we might be doing some rock pooling.
Cannot wait for you to meet him.
I didn't even know he was in town until Amanda told me.
You're gonna love it.
Hey, are you okay?
It didn't feel very professional.
- What didn't? - At the harbor.
Sending me away.
Amina, I didn't think it was safe for you.
Okay, but would you have sent Amanda away if I wasn't there?
- No. She's a trained ranger. - Okay. Cool.
Is there a problem?
- No, it's -- it's just you were - - you were all like,
"Hey, help me give the sharks another 400 million years."
But you don't even want to give me 10 minutes in the field.
I hear you, but this is much better.
Trust me, you're gonna love it.
Come, let's not waste time. We've gotta go.
We're gonna be late.
- Bye. - Bye.
A reduced menu?
Aunt Cheryl, this what you can make with the staff we have.
Well, Rebecca's not gonna be happy when she --
Gavin, please tell her.
We need to talk.
I know they're struggling, but they must keep everything
like it is, including the menu.
This isn't about the menu, Aunty.
I need you to tell Rebecca something for me.
Either she comes back like tomorrow,
or I sell my shares in this place to the highest bidder.
- Gavin. - Don't, don't. I can't do this.
But I don't know how to run this place.
Well, you managed before.
Yes, a Salty's, but this -- this is you and her.
Yeah, so why am I the one holding on,
trying to save this place when she doesn't give a damn?
It's killing me.
It's just -- just tell her.
Gavin. Gavin.
I'm sorry about everything.
Yeah.
Okay, so they say it's the kid in the yellow t-shirt.
- Him? - Yeah.
- Hey, you! - Jack, please.
Just wait here.
I've a good mind to go over there
and give him a bloody hiding.
Yeah, well, that would be assault.
No, it would be justice.
I mean, just look at the little...
Come on, Jack, he's a child.
I mean, he must be the same age as Lucy.
He's nothing like Lucy.
Well, if you'd spoken to him, maybe you'd understand.
Darling, I love the fact that you have a big, generous heart,
but all this touchy-feely, crying shoulder nonsense.
I mean, really, it's why -- It's why countries fall apart.
- Okay, I've got that. - He's got two conditions.
- Yeah. Entitled little-- - Wait, wait.
One is he wants fish and chips.
Oh, please. Please buy him a milkshake as well.
And two, he doesn't want you there, Jack.
I have the strongest objections to that.
That's absolutely noted.
You go talk to Gavin, hmm?
If anything happens to her, and I mean anything,
you will answer for it.
- Are you okay? - I got you.
- Thanks. - I promise.
And he answered?
No, no, no, my friend. He never answers.
Anyway, I told him about you,
and he said he was doing some field work here
with some postgraduates.
And he doesn't do that either anymore.
So, I mean, this whole thing is just a miracle.
But yeah, Prof. Admans, man,
if there's ever a guy I trust and respect, it's him, you know?
He's incredible. So good at his work.
Prof Admans! Hey, hey, hey!
- How are you? - Martin.
20 years down the line, and he still calls me Prof.
- You must be Amanda. - Oh, no. It's Amina.
Amina, you've made an excellent choice.
Have you thought about where you're going?
Yeah. We've got our sights set on UCT.
Ah, good people.
Yeah and she's also very interested
in the managerial side of marine ecology.
So, I mean, look, whatever insights you have, we're open.
Well, I haven't been in touch with anyone on that side.
I don't even know what's running the program these days.
In Stellenbosch?
Oh, interested in Stellenbosch?
Look, whatever suggestions you have, we're all ears.
Well, if she wants to go into marine ecology,
as you say, then I would definitely be.
I'm sorry.
There's been a huge misunderstanding over here.
Amina.
Professor Admans, it was lovely to meet you.
- Shukran. - Lovely meeting you.
Look, just give me a sec. Amina. Hey, Amina. Hey.
What is that about?
What do you mean? What was that about?
It's a brilliant opportunity to connect with someone
who could do incredible things for your future.
I haven't even thought that far ahead yet.
Listen to me.
Do you have any idea how hard it is
to get into a top postgraduate program?
I have the connections I have the experience.
- I can help you. - Martin, I just need some time.
Listen to me.
The worst thing can happen is
if you get into a program with somebody
that doesn't appreciate all the hard work you put in,
and God forbid they send you down the wrong path.
I am still trying my hardest to figure out where I belong,
and you are just out here trying to piece every single bit
of my future together for me.
No, no, no, no, I'm -- I'm just trying to help.
I...am very grateful to be working here,
but it doesn't give you the right to make choices
for my career for me.
No, no, no, no, you -- you don't know me,
and you don't know what I want.
I already have a father for that.
So can you just please?
- Please. - Amina.
♪ Mm-mm-mm-hm, Mm-mm-mm-hm ♪
♪ Lord knows trouble gonna come ♪
♪ But I didn't know trouble could look this way ♪
♪ I'm here reaching for the sun ♪
♪ Always gonna be something to test... ♪
Sorry, I'm talking softly.
It's like 3:00 a.m. or something stupid,
but I can't sleep.
But I was wondering, could you check on Wes?
School's been calling Dad.
Apparently, Wes isn't pitching, and Dad is freaking out a bit.
Anyway. Long message. Okay, bye.
♪ Evil tries to make a home ♪
♪ In the cracks of your heart like a weed ♪
♪ People going with the flow ♪
♪ Drinking up whatever they see ♪
♪ I won't turn a blind eye ♪
♪ The best way to fight is ♪
♪ Put a flower in a gun ♪
Okay, tell me. Your turn.
What's a boy like you doing robbing people?
- How old are you, like 11? - 12.
So where do you stay? Who takes care of you?
- I take care of myself. - And your parents?
Caring people say you've been causing trouble
around here for a long time. What about your mother?
Doesn't she look after you?
She's in the flats.
And what if I told her
that you're around here robbing people?
Um,, is it just the two of you there?
Yeah, some other guys that come over to hang out with her.
- Then I just leave. - Okay.
Can you take us to the flat, so we can get the handbag?
- No, I sold it. - For food or...
- Mandy's. - Mandy's?
- Mandrax. Buttons. - We need the handbag back.
Otherwise I'm gonna have to call the police.
The police can't touch me anyway.
They're in the pockets of the fishermen.
- Sorry. What fishermen? - The stuff's gone, okay?
Kenneth, we -- we want to help you.
Just leave me alone! You guys can't help me!
- Hello? Amina? Hello. - Mommy!
What's happened? Are you okay?
No, I'm -- I'm okay.
I just wanted to call to say salaam.
- We're just going to Uncle Yusuf and Aunty Nadia.
Oh, that's nice.
- No, the other one. The big one.
Daddy always takes the wrong basket.
And you? Um, how's everything that side?
- Ah, child. This ankle of mine, I don't know.
Maybe I'm just getting old.
It's really nice to hear your voice again.
How's it going there?
It's good. It's fine.
- And with Mr. Field, is he treating you well?
He's treating me well, Mommy.
I just really miss you right now.
My dear child.
I just maybe miss my bed and Mommy's cooking.
I actually really, really miss how Daddy gets so frustrated
when Uncle Yusuf talks so loudly right now?
Are you still at Rebecca's old place?
- Yeah. - Alone?
Yeah.
Uncle Freddy and Aunty Marsh has been asking about you.
Why don't you spend a few nights with your cousins?
That would be really nice.
Thank you, Mommy.
Amina, we're just going out the door now.
But do you want to speak to Daddy?
- Next time. - Okay. Call again soon, eh?
Bye.
I love you, Mommy. Bye.
I'm sorry I said some -- some mean stuff.
- And? - And I broke our rules.
- We don't have any rules. - I broke something precious.
Almost.
And if you're gonna be so pushy,
then maybe we shouldn't work together.
Ah, there she is. Huh? Like a bat out of hell.
- So, giving up? - What have you heard?
I heard Gavin Field is getting rid of Rebecca.
You think that's what she deserves?
I think you deserve a clean break.
- Yeah. - Yeah.
And everyone here. What about them?
If a stronger team takes over with better investors,
more money...
they can -- they can take over before we all get dragged out.
Hmm. Well, they've already had one of you freak out
and run out without giving a damn about them.
They're probably getting used to it.
Wes?
What?
- Wes! - What, Tristan?
You're not answering your phone.
- You were absent from school. - What? And, what?
Your dad and Yolande, they're worried sick about you.
What, did they send you to come check on me?
- Yes. They did. - Did Yolande phone you?
She messaged me.
Okay. All great, bro. I'm sure you're super stoked.
- Go home! - Wes.
Drinking in public is illegal.
How'd you find me?
Well...
There's a sweet little waitress that you used to date.
She told me, uh, "Oh, he's probably hiding at the beach."
Your mother's worried about you.
- I'm fine. - Hmm.
And lying to your father is also illegal.
Being at the restaurant, it's just...
Can't breathe.
I know it sounds stupid because it's just a restaurant, but...
No, no, no, it's never just a restaurant.
It's the plans. It's -- It's -- It's the hopes.
You can see them stretching out before you like some long,
lovely road you're walking over for years and years and years.
You could see your happiness.
So how do I go back in there?
The first time I dived in a submarine,
I couldn't breathe either.
It's not the same thing.
Nah, uh-uh, it's exactly the same physiology,
the same stress response. Exactly.
So what did you do?
I breathed, and I made a few decisions.
Remain at my station. Remember my training.
Trust my commander.
Change my underwear.
I know this whole shenanigan seems like a bloody mess to you
right now, but from my perspective,
I tell you, it's clear as day.
You only got two choices. Do you want to back?
Do you want to fight for her?
Or are you going to cut her adrift,
and set a new course for yourself?
Both.
I know which one you think I should do.
No, no, no, no. My opinion, my reaction.
They don't really...
Listen, don't tell your mother this,
but I'm beginning to suspect
that not everybody thinks about things
actually, the same way that I do.
And that's maybe not a bad thing.
No.
You don't have to agree with everything, you know?
Listen, come have a beer time tonight.
Let your mom fuss over you for a bit, huh?
I don't need her to fuss over me.
No, no, you don't understand. She needs to fuss over you.
Not you.
Okay.
All in one piece for a change?
- Did you speak to Gavin? - Yeah. He's fine.
Is he coming home?
Not yet.
So how did it go with the little monster?
No. He's not a monster.
It's actually a very troubled young boy.
He took all of that -- that stuff that he took from me
and sold it for drugs.
Age 12.
Yeah, well, all the more reason why he should be locked up.
- He needs help. - Oh, come on, Wilma.
Yeah. Maybe we should talk to Charlie.
Maybe she knows somebody that can get him into a rehab.
Oh, yeah. Sure. He'll go. He'll go.
He'll have a meal or two, and within a week,
he'll be back on the streets, high as a kite.
How do you know that?
Because that's what drug addicts do, Wilma.
Do you -- Do you remember, um, Jenny, Henry's wife?
Remember, she got stuck on those diet pills.
Geez, you've never seen such an actress.
So -- So sorry for what she was doing.
So convinced that she was going to stop.
- Hmm? - And how's Jenny doing now?
- That's not the point. - That is exactly the point.
She got help and now she's leading a normal life.
But they had money. This kid's got nothing.
Exactly.
So your solution is that the criminals must go out there
and you say, "Please just be nice when you mug us?" Huh?
- He is not a criminal. - He is a criminal.
And you want me to let you go out there among them?
- Let me? - Oh.
Know if this was a -- a small, rich country.
I would say all power to you.
You know, send them to rehab, give them therapy.
Let them -- Let them learn a trade.
But Wilma...
we can't even keep honest people in a job in this country.
Crikey! 70% of my Navy is on bricks down in the docks.
I'm not going to just sit back
and hope things magically get better.
I'm sorry. Jack.
Are you okay?
- I'm fine. - Hmm?
I'm fine.
Do you want some tea?
I've got some coffee here maybe.
Joey, are you high?
Get out of the way, man.
Don't worry, man. It's not like that.
Hey, get out of my way there, man!
Look here, some guys...
Remember, I said maybe we're going to ask you
to do us a favor?
Well, I've got good news.
This is it, okay?
Sam Owens, we have to do terrible things here, terrible.
You wouldn't sleep a wink if I told you about it.
But you... You're lucky, Uncle Freddy.
All you have to do is drive this into town.
Cool, right?
Joey, I don't have time for this, man.
Hey.
Don't act stupid.
We don't want something terrible to happen to your family, huh?
Yeah, I didn't think so.
Okay?
Oh, wow!
- Hey. - What? I mean this?
Well, I, um, pitched my project to the Royal Trust
for funding, and they seem interested in investing.
Congratulations.
They even offered me a job opportunity.
Congrats, Charlie. That's amazing.
Thank you.
Though it's Bristol.
Bristol?
It's a great opportunity.
It's definitely an option.
Okay.
Wow.
You have thoughts?
A little bit threatened, to be honest.
I mean, why would you consider a job in the UK?
- Things change. - Yeah, I'll say.
How much has Rebecca got to do with this?
Martin.
Charlie.
Okay. Sure. Maybe it's a factor.
Well, it's not a factor
I would consider for a career change.
I mean, let alone moving to another country.
Okay. So have your feelings changed?
Charlie.
Martin, just -- just be truthful.
I like you, and I don't -- I don't like her.
You know, it feels like I'm at standard four again.
Charlie, just hang on.
- So, what do you feel? - Happy.
Charlie, you're amazing.
Just stop worrying about that other stuff.
- Okay. - Thank you.
Martin, can you get the chicken, please?
I can, but... Come here.
Hey.
I don't want you to worry about this stuff, alright?
I'll take care of everything, okay?
Hey. Are you okay?
Yeah, I'm fine.
Just -- Just make sure that Amina feels safe,
and that everything will be okay.
Of course. Where's the wine?
- Get us some wind. - Do I have wine?
Rebecca?
Hey, what's going on? What's going on?
What happened? Hmm?
- I'm -- I'm. - What? What? Talk to me.
- Morning. - No, no no. Come on, man.
No, don't. Yes!
- Bloody knee. Ow. - Jack?
I'm here. I'm here.
What happened?
They stole my bike. Two of them.
- They stole my bike. - Are you okay?
No, I'm not okay.
They just popped out of the bloody bushes and took my bike.
- The bastards! - Where did this happen?
Down the road. This is happening everywhere, Wilma.
They're everywhere.
I'm telling you, first you, now me.
This thing, it's getting out of hand.
They stole my bike. It's a professional bike.
It cost me a bloody fortune.
I want the flipping police down there, I really do.
I want the -- I want -- I want the army.
I want the choppers, I want drones,
I want the whole shebang.
Love, don't you think the army's a bit of a blunt force?
The blunter the better.
I want them to have a taste of their own bloody medicine.
Do you think they're going to deploy for something like this?
You know what? Maybe I'll deploy.
♪ I was lost to the menace of the mind ♪
♪ Sucker punched by love most of my life ♪
♪ Told myself I would always tow the line ♪
♪ Mm, mm ♪
♪ Life can switch from light to dark ♪
♪ Loving you is the easy part ♪
♪ I can do this with all my heart ♪
♪ Mm, mm ♪
Ah, when I give her orange juice in a bottle.
Give it three days, and he'll explode.
What are you talking about? It wasn't me.
- Well, it wasn't me. - It could have been her.
I used to do it all the time.
- Then you could have done it. - Don't blame me!
- Who is it? - I don't know.
- Don't tell on me. - Mommy, can I have maple syrup?
Yes, I'll go.
- Martin. - Uncle Freddy.
I'm sorry to bother this early.
Oh, no. What can I do for you?
Uh, I'm actually here to see Amina.
Oh, um. Amina.
Uh, chat outside.
Thanks.
Amina, um, yesterday with Prof Admans, I...
I just really acted foolishly,
and I just wanted to say I'm sorry.
- Alright? - It's fine.
No, no. It's not.
Um...
the thing is, if I care about someone, and I --
I just want the best for them, you know?
And I tend to go into this, I don't know.
It's like rigid, prescriptive, enthusiastic.
Do this, do that. Go, yeah, kind of mode.
And...that's not good.
Um, so, I just wanted to say I'm sorry, and, uh,
yeah, because when I get like that, it's, uh...
- Yeah, it's... - It's confusing for everyone.
That it is. Yes.
Um, look, I can see that you're not ready,
and that you need more time to figure things out,
but yeah, Amina, I'm just so proud of you.
You know, I'd be so honored to have a daughter like you.
Look, I -- I know you have a father.
Um, but just from my side, I just --
I just want to make sure that you that, you know,
that you're safe in your job, you're secure,
and, you know,
any choices you want to make about decisions of your future,
um, I'll support you. Okay, I've got your back.
I know home's in Jo'burg, but, uh, you have one here, too.
Thank you.
Okay, so there was one more thing
I wanted to talk to you about.
Um, I have a proposal.
How would you feel if maybe in time,
I brought you in and made you part of the trust?
- What trust? - Oh, the Julia Field Trust.
You'll be a co-trustee with Tristan and Lucy.
Amina, you don't have to do anything.
I mean, in fact, you don't have to say yes right now.
Uh, take your time. You know, figure things out.
And as you're figuring them out,
uh, just know that you -- you have a -- you have a place.
Okay. I mean, just, you know, think about it.
- The family business. - Yeah.
I actually didn't think about it like that,
but yeah, the family business.
I have to -- I have to ask first, though, um.
Are Lucy and Tristan okay with it?
Huh? That's a -- That's a good point.
I don't actually know. Uh, I haven't asked them, so.
- It's a sweet gesture. - Yeah?
But you really have to ask them first.
You're so wise beyond your years.
I will do that.
I will.
Cheryl.
Gavin, I, uh, spoke to Rebecca.
She called. Amina called her, and it was a missed call.
Then she called me to ask if Amina's okay, and...
And then I -- Never mind what I said.
She misses you,
and she wished she could make it right.
And I know where she is.
What am I supposed to do with this, huh?
Gavin, you're the only one that can speak sense into her.
I don't want to speak to her! I'm done!
Gavin, we're gonna have to find a way forward from this,
for the business, people's livelihood
for your mother's investment.
Please, Gavin, go and talk to her.
♪ Maybe there's more to life for us ♪
♪ Maybe there might be a spark beyond this universe ♪
♪ All we see is darkness in the doubt ♪
♪ Blinded by the flashing lights ♪
♪ Reflecting all the words ♪
♪ I need you in this rocket ride ♪
♪ I can't do this alone ♪
♪ I wanna get lost ♪
♪ In your universe ♪
♪ We're better off without this world ♪
♪ Just don't look down ♪
♪ There's nothing for us, girl ♪
♪ No, I don't wanna go home ♪
♪ Remembering the place we laughed and cried ♪
♪ Lifting off and crashing down ♪
♪ Seemed hopeless, but we tried ♪
♪ I'm with you on this rocket ride ♪
♪ You'll never be alone ♪
♪ You're better off without this world ♪
♪ Don't look down ♪
♪ There's nothing for us, girl ♪
♪ No, I don't wanna go home ♪
♪ Yeah ♪
♪ No, I don't wanna go home ♪
♪ I don't wanna go home ♪