Occupy Kettle (2012)

Actors

• Adam Doquiatan (actor)
• Brad Hammerstron (actor)
• Joey Konnert (actor)
• Christy Cyr (actress)
• Michelle Cyr (actress)
• Adam Doquiatan (producer)
• Joey Konnert (producer)
• Adam Doquiatan (writer)
• Adam Doquiatan (director)

Genres

• Comedy
• Short

The Plotters (2012)

Actors

• John Dorney (actor)
• Barnaby Edwards (actor)
• Dominic Fitch (actor)
• Simon Guerrier (actor)
• Jonathan Hearn (actor)
• Will Howells (actor)
• William Hughes (actor)
• Anthony Keetch (actor)
• Adrian Mackinder (actor)
• Nicholas Pegg (actor)
• Thomas Guerrier (producer)
• Simon Guerrier (writer)
• Adrian Mackinder (writer)
• Matthew Cochrane (composer)
• Thomas Guerrier (director)

Genres

• Comedy
• Short

Taglines:

Remember, remember... who are you again?

V for Vendetta (2005)

Actors

• Paul Antony-Barber (actor)
• Clive Ashborn (actor)
• Lee Asquith-Coe (actor)
• Matthew Bates (actor)
• Oliver Bradshaw (actor)
• Raife Patrick Burchell (actor)
• Ian Burfield (actor)
• Grant Burgin (actor)
• Andy Callaghan (actor)
• Richard Campbell (actor)
• Tony Cook (actor)
• Charles Cork (actor)
• Roderic Culver (actor)
• Nicolas de Pruyssenaere (actor)
• Roger Allam (actor)

Genres

• Action
• Sci-Fi
• Thriller

Taglines:

Remember, remember the 5th of November, the gun powder treason and plot. I know of no reason why the gun powder treason should ever be forgot.
An uncompromising vision of the future from the creators of 'The Matrix' trilogy
People should not be afraid of their governments. Governments should be afraid of their people.
Freedom! Forever!

Quotes:

[Prothero is showering, while watching his own television rant about the terrorist V]::Lewis Prothero: [on television] I'll tell you what I wish. I wish I had been there! I wish I had the chance for a face-to-face. Just one chance, that's all I'd need!::[V breaks into Prothero's home]

Dominic: What do you think will happen?::Finch: What usually happens when people without guns stand up to people *with* guns.

Dascomb: Do you have any idea how long it would take to rebuild this facility?::Finch: Do you have any idea what you're doing?

V: [Disguised as William Rookwood, meeting with Inspector Finch] Our story begins, as these stories often do, with a young up-and-coming politician. He's a deeply religious man and a member of the conservative party. He is completely single-minded convictions and has no regard for the political process. Eventually, his party launches a special project in the name of 'national security'. At first, it is believed to be a search for biological weapons and it is pursued regardless of its cost. However, the true goal of the project is power, complete and total hegemonic domination. The project, however, ends violently... but the efforts of those involved are not in vain, for a new ability to wage war is born from the blood of one of their victims. Imagine a virus - the most terrifying virus you can, and then imagine that you and you alone have the cure. But if your ultimate goal is power, how best to use such a weapon? It is at this point in our story that along comes a spider. He is a man seemingly without a conscience; for whom the ends always justify the means and it is he who suggests that their target should not be an enemy of the country but rather the country itself. Three targets are chosen to maximize the effect of the attack: a school, a tube station, and a water-treatment plant. Several hundred die within the first few weeks. Until at last the true goal comes into view. Before the St. Mary's crisis, no one would have predicted the outcome of the elections. No one. But after the election, lo and behold, a miracle. Some believed that it was the work of God himself, but it was a pharmaceutical company controlled by certain party members made them all obscenely rich. But the true genius of the plan was the fear. A year later, several extremists are tried, found guilty, and executed while a memorial is built to canonize their victims. Fear became the ultimate tool of this government. And through it our politician was ultimately appointed to the newly created position of High Chancellor. The rest, as they say, is history.::Finch: Can you prove any of this?::V: Why do you think I'm still alive?::Finch: Right. We'd like to take you into protective custody, Mr. Rookwood.::V: Oh, I'm sure you would. But if you want that recording, you'll do what I tell you to do. Put Creedy under 24 hour surveillance. When I feel safe that he can't pick his nose without you knowing, I'll contact you again. Until then, cheerio.::Finch: Rookwood. Why didn't you come forward before? What were you waiting for?::V: For you, Inspector. I needed you.

V: What was done to me was monstrous.::Evey Hammond: And they created a monster.

Lewis Prothero: So I read that the former United States is so desperate for medical supplies that they have allegedly sent several containers filled with wheat and tobacco. A gesture, they said, of good will. You wanna know what I think? Well, you're listening to my show, so I will assume you do... I think it's high time we let the colonies know what we really think of them. I think its payback time for a little tea party they threw for us a few hundred years ago. I say we go down to those docks tonight and dump that crap where everything from the Ulcered Sphincter of Arse-erica belongs! Who's with me? Who's bloody with me?::[audience applauds]::Lewis Prothero: Did you like that? USA... Ulcered Sphincter of Arse-erica, I mean what else can you say? Here was a country that had everything, absolutely everything. And now, 20 years later, is what? The world's biggest leper colony. Why? Godlessness. Let me say that again... Godlessness. It wasn't the war they started. It wasn't the plague they created. It was Judgement. No one escapes their past. No one escapes Judgement. You think he's not up there? You think he's not watching over this country? How else can you explain it? He tested us, but we came through. We did what we had to do. Islington. Enfield. I was there, I saw it all. Immigrants, Muslims, homosexuals, terrorists. Disease-ridden degenerates. They had to go. Strength through unity. Unity through faith. I'm a God-fearing Englishman and I'm goddamn proud of it!

V: [V enters Evey's field of vision as she walks into the Shadow Gallery, directly from the prison] Hello, Evey.::Evey Hammond: You. It was you.::V: [quietly] Yeah.::Evey Hammond: [gestures behind her] That wasn't real... Is Gordon - ?::V: I'm sorry, but Mr. Deitrich's dead. I thought they'd arrest him, but when they found a Koran in his house, they had him executed.::Evey Hammond: [whispers] Oh God...::V: Fortunately, I got to you before they did.::Evey Hammond: You got to me? You did this to me? You cut my hair? You tortured me? You tortured me! Why?::V: You said you wanted to live without fear. I wish there'd been an easier way, but there wasn't. [Evey whispers, "Oh my God...?] I know you may never forgive me... but nor will you understand how hard it was for me to do what I did. Every day I saw in myself everything you see in me now. Every day I wanted to end it, but each time you refused to give in, I knew I couldn't.::Evey Hammond: You're *sick*! You're *evil*!::V: *You* could've ended it, Evey, you could've given in. But you didn't. Why?::Evey Hammond: Leave me alone! I *hate* you!::V: That's it! See, at first I thought it was hate, too. Hate was all I knew, it built my world, it imprisoned me, taught me how to eat, how to drink, how to breathe. I thought I'd die with all my hate in my veins. But then something happened. It happened to me... just as it happened to you.::Evey Hammond: Shut up! I *don't* want to hear your lies!::V: Your own father said that artists use lies to tell the truth. Yes, I created a lie. But because you believed it, you found something true about yourself.::Evey Hammond: No.::V: What was true in that cell is just as true now. What you felt in there has nothing to do with me.::Evey Hammond: I can't feel *anything* anymore!::V: Don't run from it, Evey. You've been running all your life.::Evey Hammond: [gasps] I can't... can't breathe. Asthma... asthma! When I was little... [V reaches out his hand, Evey grabs it, they fall to the ground together]::V: Listen to me, Evey. This may be the most important moment of your life. Commit to it. [Evey continues sobbing] They took your parents from you. They took your brother from you. [Evey groans] They put you in a cell and took everything they could take except your life. And you believed that was all there was, didn't you? The only thing you had left was your life, but it wasn't, was it? [Evey sobs, "Oh please...?] You found something else. In that cell you found something that mattered more to you than life. It was when they threatened to kill you unless you gave them what they wanted... you told them you'd rather die. You faced your death, Evey. You were calm. You were still. [Evey continues gasping] Try to feel now what you felt then.::Evey Hammond: [breathes heavily] Oh God... I felt...::V: Yes?::Evey Hammond: I'm dizzy. I need air. Please, I need to be outside.

V: I told you, only truth. For 20 years, I sought only this day. Nothing else existed... until I saw you. Then everything changed. I fell in love with you Evey. And to think I no longer believed I could.::Evey Hammond: But I don't want you to die.::V: That's the most beautiful thing you could have ever given me.

Delia Surridge: You've come to kill me, haven't you?::V: Yes.::Delia Surridge: Thank God.

Evey Hammond: Are you a Muslim?::Gordon Deitrich: No. I'm in television.

The Gunpowder Plot: Exploding the Legend (2005)

Actors

• Sidney Alford (actor)
• Simon Carter (actor)
• Henry Douthwaite (actor)
• Jonathan Dunstan (actor)
• David Hadden (actor)
• Richard Hammond (actor)
• Daniel Hoadley (actor)
• John Joyce (actor)
• Toby Knight (actor)
• Stuart Liddle (actor)
• Justin Pollard (actor)
• Matt Rozier (actor)
• Tallulah Boote-Bond (actress)
• David Coward (producer)
• Kate Haddock (producer)

Genres

• Drama

Gunpowder, Treason & Plot (2004)

Actors

• Vasile Albinet (actor)
• Adrian Andrei (actor)
• Catalin Babliuc (actor)
• Mihai Bendeac (actor)
• Dan Bordeianu (actor)
• Alex Buescu (actor)
• Gabi Burlacu (actor)
• Zoltan Butuc (actor)
• Robert Carlyle (actor)
• Richard Coyle (actor)
• Steven Duffy (actor)
• Michael Fassbender (actor)
• Julian Firth (actor)
• Richard Harrington (actor)
• Vulpe Adrian (actor)

Genres

• Drama
• History

Quotes:

Bothwell: You think it dishonorable?::Mary, Queen of Scots: Yes::Bothwell: Disreputable?::Mary, Queen of Scots: Yes::Bothwell: Many a man would risk his life for you, but few would risk their honor and their reputation. I would. That is the measure of the great esteem in which I hold you.

Lady Huntly: You will not be able to look at your son without remembering mine!

Mary, Queen of Scots: Your final words?::Sir John Huntly: Beware of the bastard.

Mary, Queen of Scots: Can you die with such lies on your lips?

Mary, Queen of Scots: I thank you. Once more.::Bothwell: You must learn to enjoy executions. You must rule by fear - for fear is all they understand::Mary, Queen of Scots: I take my advice from wee David!::Bothwell: Did he deserve to die?::Mary, Queen of Scots: [pause] Yes.::Bothwell: Then your mother would have swung that axe herself... she would let no man see her tears.::Mary, Queen of Scots: Fear not Bothwell, you will never see them again!

Mary, Queen of Scots: This was not a Catholic who murdered a Protestant. This was a Scot who murdered a Scot.

David Riccio: Beautiful, is she not?::Bothwell: Who?::David Riccio: You would marry her?::Bothwell: I might consider it, aye.::David Riccio: But you are not the Dauphin of France, the heir apparent of Spain.::Bothwell: No.::David Riccio: And you are not rich?::[pause]::David Riccio: So what would you bring to such a marriage?

Bothwell: Madam, is there not one man in the whole of Scotland who is good enough for you?::Mary, Queen of Scots: Sir?::Bothwell: Wooed by Austria, Spain and now England. What is wrong with my country, madam?::Mary, Queen of Scots: You're drunk sir.::Bothwell: And you are French, madam. And I would sooner be drunk for a year than French for a day - now is it French to see merit in this long streak of English pish, madam? You do not know what England has done to my country, madam. Raped their women, murdered their children::[guards try to remove him]::Bothwell: - Keep your hands off me!... And now he dines with our queen? The dead of Scotland turn in their graves for an Englishmen dines with our queen! And why are you here, madam, hmm? Our people offend your eye. Our food, your nose. So why, tell me madam, are you here? Was your life so boring in France? -::[guards pull him back again]::Bothwell: Take your hands off me! Is that why you are here?- not for Scotland, but for yourself?

Bothwell: Forgive me.::Mary, Queen of Scots: How's your head?::Bothwell: Sore.::Mary, Queen of Scots: I could remove it for you.::Bothwell: Well, that would do the trick, aye.::Mary, Queen of Scots: You caused Lord Darnley great offense, you called Lord Darnley a long streak of English piss!::Bothwell: Then I must apologize.::Lord Darnley: I thank you.::Bothwell: 'Twas English *pish*.::Lord Darnley: [pause] Banishment, I think.::Bothwell: Anywhere but France.

Bothwell: [pointing to fellow cellmate] This is Hamish. Hamish and I have spent many hours of stimulating conversation.::Mary, Queen of Scots: How loyal are you, Bothwell?::Bothwell: I would die for you.

Carry on Henry (1971)

Actors

• Peter Butterworth (actor)
• Norman Chappell (actor)
• Les Clark (actor)
• John Clive (actor)
• Kenneth Connor (actor)
• Billy Cornelius (actor)
• Alan Curtis (actor)
• David Davenport (actor)
• Barry De Boulay (actor)
• David Dillon (actor)
• Mick Dillon (actor)
• David Essex (actor)
• Harry Fielder (actor)
• Ray Ford (actor)
• John Bluthal (actor)

Genres

• Comedy
• Romance

Taglines:

A Great Guy with his Chopper

Quotes:

Cardinal Wolsey: A drink, Ma'am?::Queen Marie: Thank you.::Cardinal Wolsey: I can heartily recommend the porter here.::Queen Marie: Really? Then do send him up to my room later.

King Henry VIII: Her figure's all right. What about her face?::Thomas Cromwell: I am assured, sire, it is the fairest in all Normandy.::King Henry VIII: What about her... [indicates hourglass figure]::Thomas Cromwell: The fullest in all Normandy.::King Henry VIII: Has she been chaste?::Thomas Cromwell: All over Normandy.

Thomas Cromwell: Sign this!::Sir Roger de Lodgerley: Without even reading it?::Thomas Cromwell: I'll read it to you. It's just a simple little confession. "In as much as I, Roger de Lodgerley, of Bedside Manor, Wilts, hereinafter referred to as the party of the first part, did unlawfully, with malice aforethought and without taking due precaution, on the night of October 4th last, admire, covet, blandish, cosset, seduce and otherwise get at Marie, spouse to Henry Tudor, hereinafter referred to as the party of the second part, I do now hereby solemnly declare, and in witness thereof I append my signature below, that the resulting issue, herein after referred to as the party of the third part, is the direct consequence of the joining together of the party of the first part's and the party of the second part's parts."

Father Came Too! (1964)

Actors

• Ronnie Barker (actor)
• Timothy Bateson (actor)
• Stanley Baxter (actor)
• John Bluthal (actor)
• Joseph Brady (actor)
• Sydney Bromley (actor)
• Kenneth Cope (actor)
• Geoffrey Dunn (actor)
• Clifford Earl (actor)
• Fred Emney (actor)
• Harry Fowler (actor)
• Nicky Henson (actor)
• Raymond Huntley (actor)
• Peter Jones (actor)
• Eric Barker (actor)

Genres

• Comedy

Guy Fawkes (1923)

Actors

• Hugh Buckler (actor)
• Dallas Cairns (actor)
• Pino Conti (actor)
• Lionel d'Aragon (actor)
• Robert English (actor)
• Shayle Gardner (actor)
• Matheson Lang (actor)
• Edward O'Neill (actor)
• Jerrold Robertshaw (actor)
• Nina Vanna (actress)
• Harrison Ainsworth (writer)
• Maurice Elvey (director)

Genres

• Biography
• Drama
• History

Guy Fawkes and the Gunpowder Plot (1913)

Actors

• Ernest G. Batley (actor)
• Caleb Porter (actor)
• Ernest G. Batley (director)

Genres

• Drama
• History
• Short

• Lyrics: play full screen play karaoke
• Why Bother At All - Koufax
• Trouble Will Find You - Koufax
• Social Life - Koufax
• So Put On - Koufax
• Living Alone - Koufax
• Let Us Know - Koufax
• Get Us Sober - Koufax
• Five Years Of Madness - Koufax
• Come Back To Life - Koufax
• Break It Off - Koufax
• Move Out, Move On - Koufax
• Simply Passing Time - Koufax
• Saturday's Alone - Koufax
• It Had to Do With Love - Koufax
• Going to Happen - Koufax
• Bright Side - Koufax
• Her Laughter - Koufax
• Younger Body, Older Soul - Koufax
• Out Of Your Element - Koufax
• Minor Chords - Koufax
• Isabelle - Koufax
• Adultery - Koufax
• Colour Us Canadian - Koufax

Were you born without a thought or cause,
yet alone a care? I know damn well
that it's hard to sell an interest in
a book or class. The mess we're in -
I want to know how we got here?
How the hell have we got here?
Someone just give us hope.
Rescue us. Rescue us,
from the kids in their homes
who won't speak to us.
They just laugh at us
saying "Why bother learning -
it just gets you nowhere.
We're asleep through schooling
because the books they weren't worth reading.
Why bother listening,
when it's lies repeated?"
This is the age of no feeling.
All we're trying to do is make some sense
of a TV set - a face to respect,
albeit hardly dressed.
Only for the modern time,
I'll have to say
what the public wants is what it gets.
What it wants is what it will get.
Someone just give us hope.
Rescue us. Rescue us,
from the kids in their homes
who won't speak to us.
They just laugh at us
saying "Why bother learning -
it just gets you nowhere.
We're asleep through schooling
because the books they weren't worth reading.
Yeah, why bother voting,
when we know they're cheating?"
This is the age of no feeling.
Why bother learning?
Why bother reading?
Well then why bother speaking?
Why bother breathing?

Dodging work at all hours.
When anyone asks,
you tell them we’re on it.
Oh, but your clever-kid,
cash register tricks don’t add too much.
How’s your sleep now?
When it’s all over town
that the only problem is
you don’t shut your mouth.
Trouble, it will find you
when you’ve nothing to do.
Trouble, it will find you
when you’ve nothing to lose.
It could go on forever.
On someone else’s dime
for most of the time.
You’re petty thief
'guised as an employee.
How’s your sleep now?
When it’s known all over town
that the only problem is
you don’t shut your mouth.
Trouble, it will find you
when you’ve nothing to do.
Trouble, it will find you
when you’ve nothing to lose.
No, nothing to lose.
Yeah, nothing to lose.
Trouble, it will find you
Yeah trouble, it will find you
Oh trouble, it will find you

On the first date I want to walk out
Oh, the cocaine kids and their mouths
Seemed to be a cure for shyness,
But we'd sworn to our friends never to try it
The mistakes you make in youth
Simply calling it trouble doesn't make sense,
When doctors and lawyers are clients
These are the things that we said
Made it fine for just something on weekends
There is more to this than I'm telling you
Why we're drawn to things we shouldn't do
Still that night, we hoped for a normal social life
In place of a difficult adolescent time
Oh yeah, just a normal social life
Which lead to a mischievous New York night time
And it just so happens now, our friends know what we're
all about
Now we've got to get back to the city
We could care less if it is costly
There are those two streets in Brooklyn
And it's Lou Reed lyrics as living
There is truth to what I am telling you
Why we're drawn to things we shouldn't do
Still that night, we hoped for a normal social life
In place of a difficult adolescent time
Oh yeah, just a normal social life

The verbal form of sorry is a workout
When dealing with a fall out in a small town
When friendship stops, so do phone calls
I've expected every night since last fall -
A time not to forget
I want to know what will be of consequence
In time, revenge will be healing
It's undeniably a long stretch of road
At least be civil is a goal
I wonder how it will come off
When it's so put on
Yeah, so put on
So put on
The backlash of sorry leaves you strung out
The feelings of a drama major dropout
The acting stopped, so did phone calls
I've expected every night since last fall -
A time not to forget
I'd like to know what now is of consequence
In time, revenge will be healing
It's undeniably a long stretch of road
At least be civil is a goal
I wonder how it will come off
When it's so put on
Yeah, so put on

I'm not up for going out.
At least not with the current crowd
that you're hanging out with.
And this is just to prove a point
without saying it out loud.
You said we'd need to leave town.
And I'm not gonna dignify
that question with an answer.
No, I'm not gonna dignify
that question with an answer.
As there are not too many things
in that I think you won't understand.
As there are not too many things
in that I think you won't understand.
I think I have the right to grow.
And that derives from living alone.
I think I have the right to grow.
I'm sorry if I haven't
said I'm sorry to you.
That was coming later.
And I'm sorry if things haven't
started to improve.
That I promise is never... assume.

Hold back - what for?
I'll only ask you once more
The time is right to have it out
The time is nigh for coming out
It's just that small town small mind
Excuse we've heard to many times
Why must you live as you're told
By your brother twice as old
So you should save some cash - it's wise
To have some standing by
In case that moment does come
You're seventeen on the run
When you had the chance
You should have let us know
When you had the chance
You should have told us so
'Cause the night life has
Made clear just what's en vogue
I ask you to have it out
Would you let us know?
Back to the query posed
This endless game of telephone
When will you move to a downtown
L.A. won't be that town
As it's sung, "Sell all of your clothes,
Be mad, rash, squander cash"
The records that you once owned
They echo out your old home
Moving to the larger cities
Impulse thinking keeps you busy
A night job has to pay day bills
Moving to the larger cities
Impulse thinking keeps you busy

Giving up on determination,
there never was a better taste
than the first drink since being sober.
Give us only a taste.
And we’ve thrown out Steps and programs
for rooms with dim lighting.
After eight months going nowhere,
we had no reason to leave.
Replacing outsides and daylight
with Irish Whiskey.
Every paycheck dodges deposit.
There a bills we must pay.
And it’s all we’ve been told
by the demons who control
our usual days.
Our usual days.
Which ones we cannot name.
Losing track of time and date.
Though it sounds strange,
these are our usual days.
Our usual days.
There’s no more outsides.
No more daylights.
Goodbye sunshine.
They’re all replaced.
All replaced
By what we’ve been told
by the demons who control.
Just what have we been sold?
Our usual days. (3x)

All grossed up having a fantastic time.
In love,
never forcing smiles.
No one ever likes to commit-
it’s the age we’re living in.
Will we ever miss the mischief
we’ve found on the Reeperbahn?
No one ever likes to commit-
it’s the age we’re living in.
Will we ever miss the mischief
we’ve found on the Reeperbahn?
Keep quiet son.
Just keep smiling.
Keep quiet son.
Yeah, just keep smiling.
Now I’m fed up with
what became a replica of what
was once a honest love.
All her wanderlust and world desire-
I just got dragged along.
I didn’t want to drive,
i got stuck
with the stress from the Autobahn.
Keep quiet son.
Just keep smiling.
Keep quiet son.
Yeah, just keep smiling.
Five years of marriage
was five years madness.
I know I have dug this own hole.
Five years of marriage
was five years madness.
I know I have dug this own hole.
Yeah, five years, oh five years...
I know... I know...
How give years of marriage
was five years madness.
I know... I know...

Come back to life
Give us a sign
When was it her heart stopped working tonight
Now's not the time to argue
Who was the one giving out the lines
Saturday night, everything fine
Until this problem did arrive
What's there to do
Where's there to go
What should we say when the cops arrive
Cause we'll need an answer
Think of an answer
It was hard to see this young girl die
But not enough to bring a change in lifestyle
Terrible to see a good friend die
But not enough to bring a change in lifestyle
Come back to life
Save us the time
From having to calculate this lie
To ourselves, for our sake
I wish she would just open her eyes
Saturday night, nothing's gone right
I'd say it is time to decide
What's there to do
Clear out the house
And what will we say when her parents arrive
Cause we'll need an answer
Think of an answer
It was hard to see this young girl die
But not enough to bring a change in lifestyle
Terrible to see a good friend die
But not enough to bring a change in lifestyle

Stop taking advice from your family
They've never been right on anything
The funeral's planned for your freedom and property
It's all being booked for your new life
It's all in time
Break it off before she destroys everything
Call it off, you've got to ignore "destiny"
Break it off
Before it's too late tonight
For all of the nights she lost track of time
The other man still in her eyes
Believing the lies in her all fiction alibi
It's gonna be nice not to rely
It's all in time
Break it off before she destroys everything
Call it off, you've got to ignore "destiny"
Break it off
Before it's too late, you must decide
Before it's too late
Break it off before she takes you for everything
Call it off, ignore this makeshift destiny

Let's hope one day you'll to able
To understand how ridiculous this pressure is on you
The pressure put on you
And then things will be clearer
In regards to friends and family
And the right career to choose
The right career moves
We can only save these days soon
What will regret and distress
Exactly do for you?
And with that said
How do we fix this ever changing mood?
Let's say all of this stuff happened
And then you'll sleep at night
Knowing there's nothing here to lose
There is nothing to prove
But we can only hope that with moving out
Comes moving on with the best part of your youth
The best part of our youth
Yeah I hope for you this day?s coming soon
What will regret and distress
Exactly do for you?
And with that said

Get yourself undressed
We're due for a night not to forget
As a cure for this unrest,
Think of it as simply passing time
The midwest is outside
Any morals that you hold
Have come from prudish, dated lies
The every sunday frame of mind
I'd like to open up your eyes
And ease your Catholic mind
That's where the trouble lies tonight
You can take away respect
With a television set
A new culture to digest
Think of it as simply passing time
The midwest is outside
Every pent up, mixed desire
Stems from this prudish way of life
An excuse that's guilt inspired
I'd like to open up your eyes
And ease your Catholic mind
That's where the trouble lies tonight
Her love for company - a drug at best
No longer worried what the Church accepts

Skip the remote location of home
A healthier dose of drinks I suppose
Is what everyone needs tonight
It's what everyone needs tonight
If a party gets thrown for reasons we know
The days at work, and nights at home
Then, why not tonight
At least come for a while
A bottle of wine
There's nothing worse than Saturdays alone
Saturdays alone
On top of having Fridays at home
On top of having Fridays at home
Your whole weekend alone
Why not tonight
At least come for a while
A bottle of wine
There's nothing worse than Saturdays alone
Saturdays alone
On top of having Fridays at home
On top of having Fridays at home
Your whole weekend alone
Why won't you answer calls
You never choose the right night
And it's obvious that you know
There is nothing worse than Saturdays alone
Saturdays alone
On top of having Fridays at home
On top of having Fridays at home
Every last Friday at home

This happens each year.
We lose some friends to commitment.
I enjoy what i hear, as soon as they can admit to defeat.
It's old enough now, we're old enough to predict it.
But I am holding my ground, I give them less than three
months before it ends.
When I think of the events we had to miss because of you.
And when you think of friends that meant the most, enough
not to lose.
It had to do with love.
It had to do with love.
It had to do with love.
...or rather a lack there of.
Life still goes on, for those of us not dependent.
To anything or anyone, they say avoiding routine is the
best
I say it keeps you strong, to remain independent.
And though time is to long, there should be no urgency to
settle down,
When I think of the events we had to miss because of you.
And when you think of friends that meant the most, enough
not to lose.
It had to do with love.
It had to do with love.
It had something to do with love.

to start off to focus on your look
and that it doesn't seem to work
regardless of what is understood
i said the point to this song is the hook
and that i can provide
our sincerity's a lie,
don't say that this is never going to happen
cause i believe in everything that has a reason
when you don't want to talk
something is wrong tonight
don't say that this is never going to happen
cause i believe in everything that has a reason
when you don't want to talk
i know it's off tonight
for now, we have forgot the rest
we have the job without the check
it's not like there's more to expect
when your records are in the red
and that i can provide
our sincerity's a lie,
don't say that this is never going to happen
cause i believe in everything that has a reason
when you don't want to talk
something is wrong tonight
don't say that this is never going to happen
cause i believe in everything that has a reason
when you don't want to talk
i know it's off tonight
and if you say it's through,
i guess i saw it coming
but still i need the truth,
so please except my asking for it
just to get it out of my heart

What bothers most lying here awake
Is how absurd you've been as of late
You sleep through the healthiest of our days
With bad Ohio grass headaches
You don't think out loud enough
Perhaps Denial's caused this much...
Always thinking on the bright side
Always thinking on it
The one thing to always trust is fate -
It's irony we can't get straight
And it's funny when the weather has its say -
those three day weekends full of rain
Still the times are hardly rough
And you know you should know this much

I can hardly remember what it was like.
Where do all our childhood memeories like to hide.
Such an innocent time.
Slowly it comes to me.
A charming wife
working days in a city,
never asking why? a mother of five.
Inseperable,
It’s impossible
for us to forget.
Her laughter is what we’ll miss.
And singing those high octaves,
in which only she could it.
No, I don’t want to remember '89.
The year we first learned
the cancer taking its sweet time
in taking her life.
Inseperable,
It’s impossible
for us to forget.
Her laughter is what we’ll miss.
And singing those high octaves,
in which only she could hit.
Her laughter is what we’ll miss.
And singing those high octaves,
in which only she could--those octaves.
uh-ah-uh-ah-uh-oh (3x)

"Once you figure out what is out
There will be nothing of interest"
This kind of thinking only takes away
From what you'll get
Still you stick to your request
A younger body with an older soul
What you ask for is unknown
You're forever on your own
Don't ask for the truth
To hear it, you'll only get depressed
The right advice is just a sympathy from your friends
Still you stick to your request
A younger body with an older soul
What you ask for is unknown
You're forever on your own
Start thinking solo
Silence fills your home
And your self destruction
It's stealing from Burroughs (William)
Yeah what you ask for is unknown

i'd like to start this week without a headache
go to sleep and not have this with me
it seems as if it's never-ending
why i have this much grief
i think this will always be unknown
from now on, i'm done writing letters
with words and rhymes that do read clever
at least enough for thoughts still pending
why i have this much grief
i, that's what i'm questioning
you have every right to explain
still, it's hard to hear you say
that inevitable thing
that you're out of your element
the hardest part is that you've never been
that you're out of your element
whether or not you were just kidding
about when this would all be ending
if we were stuck, i would be selling
why do you have to say such lies
when you know it depresses me
you have every right to explain
still, it is hard to hear you say
that inevitable thing
that you're out of your element
that you're out of your element
the hardest part is that you've never been.

Until you loosen up
We'll all be having a good time
Without you
It has nothing to do with us
But rather you're too uptight
To have fun
Why is it every group has one
I'm getting ready for the day when this is just a joke
And we can laugh out loud thinking about back home
And all the time we spent driving in down this road
Still, nothing's changed I know
With all the work thats been done
There still isnt the trust here
To bank on
And someone has to be drunk
For us to pass the week nights
So whats wrong
Why is it every night has some
I'm getting ready for the day when this is just a joke
And we can laugh out loud thinking about back home
and all the time we spent driving down this road
Still nothings changed I know
We traveled for the right town
To be let down
Yea and I'm still waiting for the right time
For a minor chord
Why is it everyone song needs one
I'm getting ready for the day when this is just a joke
And we can laugh out loud thinking about back home
All the time we spent driving down this road
Still nothings changed at...
No, nothing's changed at all
So baby hold on to me

A gorgeous face
stuck waiting tables.
Move to LA and work entertainment!
A clever lie can multiply
into a hell, a hell, a hell.
Dealing with shit accomodation.
Fifteen minutes fram willing and able.
And They were rehearsing lines over lines,
you’ll do it well.
Come back Isabelle
Oh Isabelle
you weren’t meant for the city.
Come back Isabelle Oh Isabelle
You must miss sincerity.
I’m asking you to stop the fuss,
yeah would you come back to us?
Stop you fuss.
A simple twist
sealing the fate of
talentless people
are made to live the lie,
or was it life?
We cannot tell.
Come back Isabelle
Oh Isabelle,
you weren’t meant for the city.
Come back Isabelle Oh Isabelle
You must miss sincerity.
Come back Isabelle
Oh Isabelle,
you're dealing with honesty.
I'm asking you to stop the fuss.
Yeah, would you come back to us?
St-st-stop your fuss.

A little problem has arrived
I have heard that you are someone's wife,
Two kids, at home full time
Which would mean that I am
That would mean that I am the other man
Well, I've never been a moral man
Where do you think it's going
Where do you see this going
I know it won't last
Can't say I'd give it the chance
Everyone says that it's wrong
We never did slow down
To think about this adultery - it screwed morality
Just when I say it's through
She comes up with, "It's the sin I love...
That's known from the first touch"
Why older women have these emotions
I will understand, as the devil guides my hands
Where do you think it's going
What do you think we're doing
I know it won? last,
But I'd still like one more pass
Everyone says that it's wrong
We never did slow down
To think about this adultery - it screwed morality
When I brag about having a Mrs. Robinson
Knowing that it is only the sin that is the attraction
We never did slow down

We didn’t think very hard
about where we came from.
And how that in itself
could do us so wrong.
We didn’t bother to learn
anyone else’s language.
You don’t need many words
for a drunk conversation.
As we traveled through
each foreign land.
We heard their jokes,
and we wanted in.
So, we called ourselves Canadian.
Yeah, colour us Canadian.
uh-ah-uh-ah-uh-ah-oh
We’re all stopped
at the boarder.
No one’s getting through.
This passport once was golden-
guess that’s no longer true.
It wasn’t drugs nor cash-
all that used to matter.
It was a simple stare
and we know not to feel flattered.
As we traveled through
each foreign land.
We heard their jokes,
and we wanted in.
So, we called ourselves Canadian.
Yeah, colour us Canadian.
Yeah, when did it all go wrong?
I’d like to know.
Just, when did it all go wrong?
I’d like to know.
We’d call ourselves Canadian.
Oh, colour us Canadian.
As we traveled through
each foreign land.
We heard their jokes,
and we wanted in.
So, we called ourselves Canadian.