Previously on Being Mary Jane...
I'm working on some things to get Niecy and the kids with me.
Niecy, you don't hear Isabelle in there screaming?
She's fine. I just looked in on her a few minutes ago.
She has to cry through it. That'll teach her independence.
And who's teaching you independence?
He couldn't possibly want her like that.
Oh, my God. We're talking about David?
I just feel like I need closure.
(Kara) He's with somebody else, mama.
(Mary Jane) When he came over that night, he didn't want to leave.
I think you should go through the process of freezing your eggs.
It's like the modern day woman's insurance policy.
Done.
[Indistinct television chatter]
- Hola, velma. - Hola, Ms. Mary.
_ [Both speaking spanish]
_
No, no...
_
No, I never called you obese, Niecy.
Those words never came out of my mouth.
I didn't call you fat either.
Well, maybe.
Okay, no. No.
That's not right either. What are you trying to say, Paulie?
What are you trying to say?
What I'm trying to say, Niecy,
is that you are a...
...bigger girl.
Some might even say
"overweight."
- Ugh. By whose standards? - America's!
I don't know. The first lady's "let's move!" Campaign...
The American diabetes association.
I just had a freaking baby.
I've lost 15 pounds already.
I know, and I am so proud of you, but I...
maybe I just don't want you to, you know,
fall back into old habits.
This is me being motivational.
Well, I don't feel motivated.
I feel ridiculed and forced to be a size two.
No, no. No, no.
Absolutely not, because I'm not a size two.
This conversation is about your health,
about diabetes, high cholesterol,
high blood pressure. - I am healthy.
- I'm just thick. - No, no.
No, do not get me started on the
whole "I'm thick" conversation.
Oh, please, get started. Please.
Okay. Okay. Why does every overweight
black woman in the hood think she's thick?
We don't eat well. We don't exercise,
and then we justify our diabetes, high cholesterol,
and high blood pressure by saying, "I was born this way.
God... God made me 60 pounds overweight."
'Cause, you know what, it's all fun and games
until you lose a foot at 40 from diabetes,
messing around trying to be an ass model on instagram.
Ain't nobody gonna call you thick when you got three toes left.
Auntie, you are so brainwashed.
No, no, you were the one, baby doll, that was crying
because you didn't feel beautiful.
First of all, I was pregnant and full of hormones.
But I'm not saying I can't stand to lose some weight.
I can, but I'm gonna let you
or anybody else convince me
that skinny is it when models are passing out on runways
they can't even walk down and back.
And you can't walk up a flight of stairs without breathing heavy.
Trust me. I don't want to be having this conversation with you,
but because I love you so...
Much.
Okay.
[Sighs]
I remember a few months ago, I came across some research
that linked overeating with depression.
No. Okay?
I'm not depressed.
The snacks under the bed
are for Treyvion.
I keep them in here so he won't be running all over your house
with food as per your house rules.
We both know Treyvion didn't eat all that food by himself.
Come on, now.
Look, I really am trying to help.
I could be, like, your life coach.
So because I'm living in your house, I got to do what you say?
No, no... yes.
Yes, you do,
because I want you to leave here better than when you came.
'Cause you know this is temporary, right?
How much weight do I have to lose
to muzzle you up, auntie? - It's not about weight.
It's about a healthy body,
which my trainer says starts with a healthy mind.
[Electronic hip-hop music]
♪ ♪
(Woman) ♪ Ooh ♪
♪ Hey ♪
Read this every morning.
It's going to be great inspiration for you.
_ (Woman) ♪ but I believe in you you, you, you, you ♪
_ ♪ I don't believe I can't ♪
♪ 'Cause I don't got all the rules ♪
You're trying to turn me into a crazy lady like you.
Crazy good.
(Woman) ♪ No, I could end that lie no, I could crush you out ♪
When preparing your vegetables, it's all about blanching
and a quick flash pan sauté
and a squirt...
A squirt, Niecy, of amino acids.
(Woman) ♪ and lyin' ah, ah, oh ♪
♪ Don't know when my next meal's coming ♪
What is this... auntie.
(Woman) ♪ I'll be running ah, ah, ah ♪
Walking.
And you got to remember, your vegetables
should always have a crunch.
(Woman) ♪ I'll be throwing it up ♪
♪ I'll be throwing it up yeah,
ah, ah, ah ♪
♪ I'll be playing it cool ♪
♪ 'Cause a girl's got to do
what a girl's got to do ♪
♪ Making up their own rules ♪
I'm so proud of you,
just modeling healthy behavior
for Treyvion and Isabelle.
Isabelle is sleep.
[Woman vocalizing]
A water bottle? Really?
I told you, I hate the taste of water.
Did you read your quote this morning?
[Woman vocalizing]
♪ ♪
There is an ever-increasing number of women in this country
nearing the age of 40 who still desire motherhood,
but find themselves single and without a traditional option.
Well, I'm one of those women,
and today, I'm happy to report
that societal attitudes finally seem to be catching up to us
and what modern science has been doing since the early 1970s.
After the break, our talk back cameras
will follow me into a fertility clinic and roll camera
as I take the first step in a two-week course of treatment
to stop my own biological clock
through a process known as cryopreservation,
more commonly referred to as egg freezing.
You don't want to miss this. Stay with us.
(Kara) Cross fade on the logo.
This is Dr. Jacob Marrs.
He's a reproductive endocrinologist and gynecologist.
We just completed the ultrasound.
Everything checked out okay,
so we're going to move onto the next phase.
Dr. Marrs,
thank you so much for guiding me through this journey.
(Dr. Marrs) Thank you for taking it.
Tell him to go a little tighter in on the doctor there.
(Mary Jane) Just recently lifted the experimental label
from egg freezing,
declaring the technique safe,
effective, and standard.
But I'm 38.
- Did I wait too late? - No.
However, starting the process as early as possible is ideal.
See, what he did there was he... he offered a kind way
of saying I should've brought my tail in just a little sooner.
- Mention the insurance coverage. - I had to work.
This is a very expensive process, one that is not covered
by most insurance plans. - Yes,
on average, just to take the drugs...
(Kara) Talk about the injection.
Talk about the drugs that women have to take.
You mentioned drugs.
Now, that's the first step in this process,
the ten-day treatment
of hormone shots, correct?
Yes, yes. If you could hop up on the table, please.
Now, what can you tell me about
the injection I'm about to receive?
It's a follicle-stimulating hormone injection
referred to as FSH,
and you'll give it to yourself
once a day for ten days.
MJ, ask him what women should avoid doing or...
Or drinking or any of that. Don't forget to ask that.
You'll drop more than one egg at a time.
Is there anything I should avoid during this ten-day process?
Stress,
secondhand smoke,
- alcohol, jacuzzis. - Okay.
So I shouldn't be stressed out drinking in a jacuzzi
next to somebody smoking. Got it.
One glass of wine a night is fine.
Okay. I'm...
...really nervous. I hate needles.
All right. Make sure we get a shot of the needle, okay?
You're going to be fine.
Do me a favor. Count down from five for me.
Five, four,
three,
two, one.
(Woman) ♪ There's a conclusion to my illusion ♪
♪ I assure you this ♪
♪ There's no end to this confusion ♪
♪ If you let it wish ♪
♪ You well ♪
♪ Soul to sell, highest bidders, can't you tell ♪
♪ What you're getting ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Why we fight to get our lovin' ♪
♪ I've been wondering ♪
♪ How your mind will leave you hanging ♪
♪ Your heart lingering ♪
♪ Stay lost, then found
by whomever stays around ♪
♪ Forgetting ♪
♪ ♪
♪ There is a way to be yourself,
I assure you this ♪
♪ There's a way
to get your dreams ♪
♪ Without falling asleep ♪
♪ You might as well get it
while you can ♪
♪ Babe, 'cause you know you
ain't getting any younger ♪
♪ Younger, younger ♪
♪ Are you? ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Younger, younger, younger,
are you? ♪
♪ You ain't getting any younger,
younger, younger, are you? ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Younger, younger, younger,
are you? ♪
[Knocking]
Hey. Just checking on you.
Ah, I'm still here.
The house is so quiet without Niecy and the kids.
If by quiet, you mean peaceful,
then, yes.
You should put the three right there.
See? Then you have it horizontally and vertically.
I saw that.
Mm-hmm.
I don't know where you're going with this story,
you and the eggs.
It's this whole infotainment angle that Kara and I are taking.
A lot of the new shows are doing it, mom.
Well, I don't see why you have to be the Guinea pig.
I'm sure there are plenty of other desperate women
out there willing to put all their business on TV.
I... I'm not even sure
how to respond to that lovely kick to the face.
I guess my desperation,
we'll... We'll just see how that turns out.
Mm-hmm.
How is Niecy?
Great.
Yeah.
I think we made a little breakthrough.
She's exercising and eating
healthy and obeying my rules.
For now.
Have you eaten?
No, I've been doing this.
All right. I'm gonna make some lunch.
Oh, thank you.
But don't make me anything healthy.
Remember, I'm closer to dying than living.
Make it good...
Tasty.
Okay.
Hm. Okay.
(Mary Jane) I didn't know you were home.
And I didn't know I had to announce myself in my own house.
At 28, I don't think our parents' house
qualifies as your house.
I'm still living here, okay?
(Paul) Now, go on, letta. I'm working.
The gifting alliance?
How did you manage to get an invite to this?
How?
Because I'm Paul Patterson, hater.
I'm not hating.
I just don't understand how one minute
you're twirling mattress signs on the corner,
and then the next, you're being invited to elite millionaire investment meetings.
(Paul) You think they made their millions working
a 9:00 to 5:00, punching a time clock,
taking 45-minute lunches?
No. They took risks.
And how did you make the millionaires club, huh?
Selling weed?
I just used my weed nest egg
to buy a 20% stake in a cannabis dispensary in Colorado.
So, yeah, maybe.
The Harvard business review called cannabis the next billion-dollar industry.
Do you understand how huge this is?
I mean, Sheldon DeWitt is speaking.
I've been trying to get an interview with him since I was at CNN.
- It's settled. - What?
- I'm your plus one. - Hah. No, you're not.
I already have a plus one.
Who?
- My business partner. - What business partner?
The person I'm in business with. Now, go on.
Did Dr. Morris go over all the side effects with you?
Yes, he did.
There's nausea,
weight gain, night sweats,
headaches,
acne, and insomnia. I am fully informed.
Thank you.
I know you're still processing David and the pregnancy.
No. I'm not, Lisa.
David and I have moved on, and we really wish you would too.
Look, I don't know how much more clear I can be.
Kara and I discussed this whole egg freezing thing months
before I ever found out anything about David.
Okay, then why can't we just take a beat and talk about it?
Mary Jane, I really just want to help you.
You want to help me, Lisa?
Just give me the damn shot. I don't need a lecture
or a diagnosis from you. Just the shot. Okay?
I want to make sure you you're doing this for you
and not some one-up to David.
You know what, never mind. I'll do it myself.
Thank you.
It's best I learn how to do this anyway
since I have to give myself the shot the same time every day.
Thank you.
[Sighs]
[Indistinct television chatter]
Niecy, can you come here for a second?
Really, Mary Jane?
Yeah, auntie. What's up?
I need you to give me this injection.
Isn't...
Yeah.
I'ma talk to the two of you later.
We don't need her. Okay?
I've already cleaned the area.
Lisa's prepared the shot.
- All you have to do is stick me. - Then why can't you do it?
Bec... because I asked you to do it, okay?
Just stick me. All right?
That's all you got to do.
Okay, so I'm sure there's a YouTube video
that can teach me how to do this.
So I'ma go look one up, and I'll be right back.
Can you hurry up, please?
- Mama! - Sit down.
I see, yes, I understand that you can't get another ticket.
Uh-huh. All right. Thanks.
The mayor can't get another ticket?
I have no one else to call.
Oh, no. You get back on that phone, and you call PJ, and you beg him.
You lease him a new car. You do whatever you have to do.
We need that ticket, MJ.
(Paul Jr.) Hello?
(Mary Jane) PJ. Hey.
Seriously, I'ma need to be your plus one.
Letta, I'm not just gonna disinvite someone.
(Mary Jane) Don't make me pull the
"but you owe me" card, 'cause you do
for everything that you have done,
everything that you're gonna do that I'ma find out about
and have to bail your ass out.
PJ, please.
Please.
(Paul Jr.) Hey, look.
Are we really having this conversation right now?
(Mary Jane) Yes, we are having this conversation.
PJ.
Um.
PJ.
(Paul Jr.) Letta, listen. Listen, listen.
Um. Okay.
Listen, letta. All right?
The answer's no.
Okay? It's no. Call David.
I hear he's got an invite. What do you... what do you want?
What do you want?
- You still talk to David? - Yeah. Why wouldn't I?
Y'all's relationship
or whatever you got going on is completely separate from our friendship.
(Mary Jane) All right. I'll take to you later.
Oh, God. Girl, you so damn sexy.
Listen.
I have a meeting downstairs.
Lance and the team are cooking up some stories for Monday,
so I'll run them by you later, okay?
Right after you find me another ticket to the gifting alliance?
You better find that ticket, girl. Get on that phone.
Do your thing. Come on.
[Line trilling]
- David paulk. - Hey.
Uh, David, it's Mary Jane.
Hey, Mary Jane. How are you?
I'm good.
How are you?
Uh...
Doing all right.
(Mary Jane) Good. That's good.
So I heard about this event,
the gifting alliance,
and I sort of remember you were
affiliated with this investment group that sponsored it.
Well, actually, I was attempting to affiliate myself,
but this is my first actual invite.
Attempting to affiliate, yes, I stand corrected.
Curious... do you have access to additional tickets?
No, I don't.
I don't know anything about any additional tickets.
I mean, I do have a plus one.
I would prefer your tickets.
I'm sure, but they're non-transferrable, so.
(Mary Jane) Okay, well, I will stand by while you
run that by your live-in girlfriend slash baby mama.
(David) I'm sure she won't mind.
All I can offer you is my plus one, Mary Jane.
I would love your plus one. Thank you.
Well, I guess we'll just meet up there, right?
(David) Yeah, sure. Sounds good to me.
(Mary Jane) Okay. I'll see you then.
Okay, I'll see... [Dial tone sounds]
Come here, buddy. Come here.
Come here. Hey, buddy.
Funny how we both get calls from the exes today.
Yeah, Mary Jane just wants to go to the gifting alliance.
(Ana) I thought you said you weren't gonna go.
I said I wasn't sure.
Well, I gave Sarah all the documents overnight to graphics.
We should be done with the adjustments for the site
by tomorrow,
and we should go over the marketing strategy for the world
fashion collective next week.
I want to make a good showing.
Wait. Go back.
And I'm going to leave for Florence
on the 11th instead of the 12th.
I want to get there a few days before the collective.
Bram's gonna be there.
He wants to talk.
Oh.
About what?
Is that why it was so important for you to attend this conference?
I can't cut him off any more than you can cut off Mary Jane.
Well, I think it's a little different.
There's no difference.
Well, actually, there's a big difference.
You can't compare some dude living in Australia
to somebody who's living right here. - Some dude?
We were together for three years.
I owe him closure at least.
At least?
Does closure at least mean you have intentions
on going out there and sleeping with him?
Isn't that what happened with you and Mary Jane at the hotel?
Pretty sure I told you we talked.
Didn't have sex.
Well, that's all we're gonna do, too, is talk.
All right. Watch your alignment, pop.
You turned a little to the left.
Just don't want to pull it.
All right.
- Not bad. Not bad. - Yeah.
Ah, that's a good one.
Eh, it's okay. I used to get close to the flag.
Yeah, I remember. Ha-ha.
Just a little rusty. It'll all come back to you.
Hey, you know what, just like old times,
you and I out here together. - Yeah, it is.
Yeah. Golfing is your sport.
You've got the mind for it.
Uh-oh.
How are things going with the job?
They're going all right.
Talked to my supervisor about getting some overtime,
so he's lobbying for me, this boss.
I'm still putting out resumes, so.
Well, that's good.
What about the apartment for you and Niecy and the kids?
Now they're saying a couple more months.
Patrick, you know I... I could make a few calls for you.
- Dad, no. - No, no. Hear me out.
Your sheepskin from morehouse
and your experience running your own business,
you could have a management job today.
Well, thank you, dad, but I don't want you to do anything.
I wasn't asking for anything.
- I know you're not asking, but listen you... - Paul Patterson.
Hey, George.
Good to see you. Good to see you. It's been a while.
You remember my son, Patrick.
Yes. How are you?
If I'm not mistaken you're the one with that dance club.
- Downtown around about? - Yes, sir.
Yeah, it... It closed a few years back.
What you got going now?
Well...
Hey, George.
I want to ask you about that building project
that you and leanne had at the vineyard.
- What's going on with that? - They're still working on it.
It's leanne's pet project. I've given up.
She had the contractor redo the kitchen twice,
and then she picks out a backsplash...
[Dramatic music]
♪ ♪
[Mary Jane vomiting]
(Niecy) Do you want me to call Dr. Marrs again?
No, it'll pass.
Auntie, are you sure you should be going out?
Yeah, baby. I have to go.
All right.
Come on.
(Woman) ♪ hey, you ♪
♪ When the lights go out
and you're on your own ♪
♪ Hey, there ♪
♪ How you gonna make it through
till the morning sun? ♪
♪ Morning ♪
♪ Sing to the moon
and the stars ♪
Thanks.
(Woman) ♪ Over you, lead you to the other side ♪
♪ Sing to the moon and the stars ♪
♪ We'll shine ♪
Don't you look fantastic?
So do you.
Wow.
What?
- What? - You're so beautiful, I...
What are you doing?
That's called complimenting.
It's kind of a form of showing good graces,
unlike somebody I know, you.
What are you talking about?
Well, either the Calla Lilies didn't make it,
or you're just incredibly rude, so.
Yeah. I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
Thank you for that.
I remember they're your favorite.
You're actually confusing those with white tulips,
but it... it doesn't really matter.
The Calla Lilies are beautiful.
(Woman) ♪ sing to the moon and the stars ♪
- You okay? - Yeah, I'm fine.
You?
Yeah, I just wanted to make sure that...
I'm fine, David. Seriously.
You know, can we go inside? 'Cause I'm getting cold.
Yeah. I noticed you don't have much on, so...
after you.
(Woman) ♪ For a brighter season ♪
♪ Need to lay your burden down ♪
♪ ♪
I think maybe x minus...
I mean, x divided by 9.
9? Honey, where did you get 9?
Babe, you're guessing.
Come on. I'm not gonna give you the answer.
Try that again. All right?
Greg. Hey.
Babe, give mommy one minute, okay?
I'll be right back. Promise.
Hey.
So we've got our egg freezing ratings,
and they're not bad. They're fine.
Now, I pulled in a lot of favors
to get the network to cover Mary Jane's medical costs.
I know, and I promise it's gonna be worth it.
And the good news is that Mary Jane's Facebook
and Twitter pages are flooded with messages from women
all around the country.
- They love what we're doing. - Good.
And, hey,
I talked Mary Jane Paul into hormone injections.
I mean, that's like a miracle. Right?
- Keep me appraised. - I will. Thank you, Greg.
(Harold) I met Sheldon DeWitt back in...
Well, best I can recall, may of 1998,
when I had the unfortunate occasion to be opposing council
on a little court case:
Fielder versus mcglothlin foods.
I'm sure there's a second-year law student out there
somewhere learning all about how we had our proverbial asses
handed to us by Mr. DeWitt
and his merry practice group of avengers.
But all joking aside,
quite simply,
Sheldon is the best civil trial lawyer I know.
Hell, I even tried to recruit him a couple of times myself,
but he made more money suing all of my clients instead.
Sheldon has spent over 20 years
fighting David and goliath cases
and taking on corrupt multibillion-dollar corporations,
and now, three years into his retirement,
he is back to help us understand
not only why it's good to give back,
but how giving back can increase our wealth.
Do I have your attention now?
Ladies and gentlemen,
my dear friend Sheldon DeWitt.
[Applause]
- Thank you for that introduction, Harold.
Listen, I often tell people when I do these types of engagements
that it was not until I stopped hunting money
that I began to reflect on its inequities.
The wealthy, they can buy justice.
They do every day.
But what can the poor buy
when someone's ransacked their hopes
and profited from their insecurities?
As a friend of mine once said,
"equality is a commodity."
I believe that.
I believe it's easier to get money
than to change the structure of our community, of our world.
But as Harold pointed out, I love a challenge.
[Indistinct chatter]
- Mr. DeWitt. - Hello.
You must be friends with Walter mosley...
The friend that you referenced in the speech you just gave,
the one that told you equality is a commodity?
I was referencing Walter mosley, yes.
But he's not really a friend.
No? I totally count all of my imaginary friends.
They're some of my better conversationalists.
I don't believe we've met. Sheldon.
- Mary Jane Paul. - Pleasure.
It's great to finally meet you.
Nice to meet you.
- Do you have a second? - Sure.
Okay.
So an interview... That's what you want.
I've been following your career for years, ever since I was
a correspondent back in my early days...
Simpson versus Texas petroleum,
rand versus Southern... I could go on and on and
on and on.
I'm impressed, but I'm sure you're well aware I've never granted an interview.
I am.
But earlier, during your speech,
you spoke so eloquently about your new awakenings,
ideological shifts, so perhaps you need a platform
to discuss your new views.
- Very well played. - Have I convinced you?
No.
I'm not taking no for an answer.
Then neither will I.
[Quizzical instrumental music]
♪ ♪
I'm Mary Jane Paul.
Thank you for listening.
And thank you,
and thank you.
And listen so and tweedle Dee
and tweedle dum.
♪ ♪
So bad. So bougie.
♪ ♪
Ooh.
Uh.
♪ ♪
Where's the Palmer's around here?
Seriously.
♪ ♪
Ooh.
♪ ♪
[Baby cries]
♪ ♪
Did you remember to leave the porch light on for junior?
Yeah, I turned it on.
You never did tell me how it went today with Patrick.
It went well.
Hm.
Yeah, it went well.
What was he talking about?
He asked his boss for overtime.
Oh, that's good.
More hours means more money.
Maybe he'll be able to get on the seat soon, huh?
Hm.
What is it?
He won't let anybody help him.
It's his pride.
I wonder where he got that.
It's not the same, Helen.
Paul.
Baby,
he wants to do it on his own.
But he doesn't have to.
Hm.
You know, sometimes,
I think I worked too much,
traveling.
You give your whole life to a place
and turn around years later and realize it was the wrong place.
I... I should've been here.
I should've been here
when they were growing up. - Oh, baby.
You were... are a good father.
You should've seen him today, Helen.
You know that little...
Smile he has?
He's gonna be fine.
Let him show you he can do it.
Be patient with him.
Yeah.
Mm-hmm.
Next.
Mm.
Ooh, is she drinking again?
Mm.
What?
Ooh,
auntie.
[Laughs]
Wow.
Oh.
[Baby cries]
How many times I've told you not to walk to your car by yourself?
It's not a circumstance I choose, but I manage to survive.
All right, well. I'm here.
Did you tell Ana I was your plus one?
I did, and I'll tell her I walked you to your car too.
Hm.
Yeah, she's got
another guy out in Australia.
Wow.
You guys have an open relationship.
How very modern of you.
I don't know what we have.
What am I supposed to say to that exactly?
Or is that just some sort of update
on your relationship status?
- We're having a conversation, I thought. - About what, exactly?
It's complicated.
We are too damn old to be complicated, David.
And yet that has been our entire relationship.
That was our entire relationship, yes,
but I want something different.
Come here.
[Gentle music]
♪ ♪
No. No.
Mary Jane, listen. Listen.
Okay, I know.
I really, really messed this up. I know.
Stop. Okay? Just stop.
We always do this.
Every time, we always do this.
And then it's over,
and you go on about your life,
and then, there I am left behind waiting,
hoping that you call me
or send me Calla Lilies
or show up at my house with chips and salsa.
You know, you keep saying I'm the crazy person,
but you're the one who plays mind games, David.
I'm not some third wheel
to help you get over the hump with your baby mama,
and I'm not the side chick who...
When your wife gives you lazy head. I'm not.
What?
I don't know when I became that person.
I have worked so hard
to be someone new.
God, I... I just...
I just want to feel good about me.
You get that?
Just feel good about me.
- Mary Jane. - No, no, no. Don't. No, stop.
No. Leave me alone, David.
Seriously. Okay?
Leave me alone.
[Piano music]
♪ ♪
(Woman) ♪ But I can move mountains ♪
♪ Sail away ♪
♪ Only 'cause ♪
♪ I got this much faith ♪
♪ This love ♪
♪ Is alive ♪
♪ But I'm quiet ♪
♪ And lonely these nights ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Silver shadows ♪
♪ Walking by my side ♪
♪ Silver shadows ♪
♪ Walking by my side ♪
♪ But I ain't coming ♪
♪ I ain't coming home tonight ♪
♪ I'll breathe you in now ♪
♪ I'll breathe you in my dreams ♪
♪ ♪
♪ I breathe you in my dreams ♪
(Women) ♪ I breathe you ♪
(Woman) ♪ I breathe you in my dreams ♪
(Women) ♪ I breathe you ♪
(Woman) ♪ I'll breathe you in my dreams ♪
(Women) ♪ I breathe you ♪
(Woman) ♪ I breathe you in my dreams ♪
♪ ♪
[Vocalizing]
♪ ♪
♪ I can take ♪
(Man) You know you can spend the night.
Nah, I'm gonna go home.
You okay?
I can talk too.
I know.
I mean, I like what we do.
But if you need more, I got more to give.
I'm good.
(Woman) ♪ My pride ♪
♪ ♪
♪ Silver shadows ♪
♪ Walking by my side ♪
Call me when you get back in town, okay?
(Woman) ♪ Silver shadows ♪
- Well, let me walk you out. - Security can walk me out.
(Woman) ♪ But I ain't coming ♪
♪ I ain't coming home ♪
♪ Tonight ♪
- You text me when you get home. - I will.
♪ ♪
(Woman) ♪ But I breathe you in my dreams ♪
(Women) ♪ I breathe you ♪
(Woman) ♪ I breathe you in my dreams ♪
(Women) ♪ I breathe you ♪
(Woman) ♪ But I breathe you in my dreams ♪
(Women) ♪ I breathe you ♪
(Woman) ♪ I breathe you in my dreams ♪
(Women) ♪ I breathe you ♪
(Woman) ♪ I breathe you ♪
(Women) ♪ I breathe you ♪
(Woman) ♪ I breathe you, I breathe you ♪
♪ I breathe you, I breathe ♪
♪ I breathe you ♪
(Woman) ♪ In my dreams ♪
♪ ♪
(Women) ♪ I breathe you ♪