Roxanne

1:05:00

So why did you say those things?

1:05:04

Tell her you were afraid.

1:05:07

- Because I was afraid.
- Of me? Afraid of what?

1:05:12

Tell her you were afraid of words.

1:05:14

- What?
- Words.

1:05:17

Because I was afraid of worms, Roxanne!

1:05:21

Worms!?

1:05:23

What are you saying to me?

1:05:28

When I said "worms"
I meant "words", Roxanne.

1:05:32

Give me your coat.

1:05:34

Words are all used up, they are hard
to say, they have all been wasted -

1:05:40

- on the shampoo commercials
and the ads and the flavourings.

1:05:45

Hollow, beautiful words.
How can you love a floor wax?

1:05:51

How can you love a diaper?

1:05:52

How can I use the same word about you
that is used about a stuffing?

1:05:57

I am exploding with love,
but cannot use the word.

1:06:01

I cannot hear you.

1:06:03

It is because my words have to rise up,
they have trouble finding you.

1:06:08

- You can hear me.
- That is because your voice floats down.

1:06:13

One hard word from you
at that height kills me.

1:06:17

Give me your hat.

1:06:22

Your voice sounds different.

1:06:28

Of course, I do not have to be careful
anymore. I am protected by the night.

1:06:35

I can be myself, Roxanne.
Oh God, your name is like a knife.

1:06:40

Stand where I can see you.

1:06:42

- No!
- Why?

1:06:46

Only my voice, you do not need
to see me, just listen to me.

1:06:51

I only have a minute to talk to you.
Did what I wrote touch you?

1:06:58

It did.