Bob Dylan - Percy's Song (Studio Outtake - 1963 - Official Audio)
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Lyrics:
[Verse 1]
Bad news, bad news
Come to me where I sleep
Turn, turn, turn again
Sayin’ one of your friends
Is in trouble deep
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
Tell me the trouble
Tell once to my ear
Turn, turn, turn again
Joliet prison
And ninety-nine years
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
[Verse 2]
Oh what’s the charge
Of how this came to be
Turn, turn, turn again
Manslaughter
In the highest of degrees
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
I sat down and wrote
The best words I could write
Turn, turn, turn again
Explaining to the judge
I’d be there on Wednesday night
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
[Verse 3]
Without a reply
I left by the moon
Turn, turn, turn again
And was in his chambers
By the next afternoon
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
Could ya tell me the facts?
I said without fear
Turn, turn, turn again
That a friend of mine
Would get ninety-nine years
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
[Verse 4]
A crash on the highway
Flew the car to a field
Turn, turn, turn again
There was four persons killed
And he was at the wheel
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
But I knew him as good
As I’m knowing myself
Turn, turn, turn again
And he wouldn’t harm a life
That belonged to someone else
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
[Verse 5]
The judge spoke
Out of the side of his mouth
Turn, turn, turn again
Sayin’, “The witness who saw
He left little doubt”
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
That may be true
He’s got a sentence to serve
Turn, turn, turn again
But ninety-nine years
He just don’t deserve
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
[Verse 6]
Too late, too late
For his case it is sealed
Turn, turn, turn again
His sentence is passed
And it cannot be repealed
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
But he ain’t no criminal
And his crime it is none
Turn, turn, turn again
What happened to him
Could happen to anyone
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
[Verse 7]
And at that the judge jerked forward
And his face it did freeze
Turn, turn, turn again
Sayin’, “Could you kindly leave
My office now, please”
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
Well his eyes looked funny
And I stood up so slow
Turn, turn, turn again
With no other choice
Except for to go
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
[Verse 8]
I walked down the hallway
And I heard his door slam
Turn, turn, turn again
I walked down the courthouse stairs
And I did not understand
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
And I played my guitar
Through the night to the day
Turn, turn, turn again
And the only tune
My guitar could play
Was, “Oh the Cruel Rain
And the Wind”
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Dear Bob,
I felt I had to write a reply to this song. I first heard your music as a young boy, (my father played Freewheelin’ ,Masters Of War in particular) I remember as if yesterday, both he and I brought to tears as he explained the wider context of this song. My first real glimpse into the evil of this world. A great sadness enveloped my heart, but also a desire arose in me to fight injustice and stand for what was right even if I was in the minority of one. Perhaps best expressed by A Hard Rains A Gonna Fall.
In my twenties Blood On The Tracks & Desire came to the fore, as the love of my life left me, and you sang about the things that I just couldn’t put into words.
Today 40 years on, as I write this, I am again in tears listening to Percy’s song. I can’t help listening to these words as seen through the lense of current events.
I always hoped I might bump into you in an airport lounge or some place, to simply say thank you, thank you for this strange kind of companionship throughout my journey. Its an odd sort of relationship to know someones words but not the fellow in person, to have a place firmly in your heart for a man you will never meet. Communication over thousands of miles and yet written and received in a ‘place’ where time and space are only concepts percieved.
With kind regards, I wish you all the best for the future, and thanks again my friend, its been an honour
Simon
Lovely. And so true. I'm a younger guy. 37 years young. And I feel exactly the same. It's strange how something so ubiquitous can be so personal and transcend time and generations. Musician/songwriter and even artist do not do this man justice. Hopefully in 30 years when I'm younger still, I'll have many new and different perspectives to appreciate and life experiences that Bob can help with in a way only he can....
Hmmmmm??
I could never be able to put that as elequently as afore mentioned...
I really liked the part about Dylan is almost like a family member. I catch myself flashbacking to many years ago what I was doing when I first heard that song...
What a beautiful tribute .. you speak for a great many folks I'm sure .. been sitting by Bobs knee since Christmas of '63 .. got his first album as a gift that Christmas .. flow gently Simon .. thank you for your eloquent words.
Just written wonderfully!!! It was around 1980 (when I was about 10), when I heard Bob Dylan the first time on the radio (it was the A-side of the live album "HARD RAIN") in the former GDR and it touched me deeply!! I've been a fan ever since... At his 80th birthday I finally released my own personal homage to Bob Dylan (you can see on youtube) - a song with 35 Songtitles by Bob Dylan, worked into one Song: “Covenant precious sweet Marie” - A tribute on his 80th birthday... if you wanna hear it (and leave a comment:-) - I would be pleased...
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I've always felt this was one of Bob's most lyrically moving and emotional songs. And the harmonica parts really add some beautiful punctuation to the lyrics.
Bob Dylan won the Nobel Prize in Literature,a very first singer to get this honor.
I'm the sincere fan of Bob Dylan. I've bought his 2017 book《Bob Dylan 100 songs》I really appreciate his lyrics.Hopefully,I can translate the 100 songs for myself.
@@user-bl8jc6zv4g When you translate well enough for your folks back there, just DO!!! ❣️🎶🌺🌹👌
I totally agree. It is a such a moving song, from a very young Bob Dylan.
Thanks everyone for encouraging me.
@@user-bl8jc6zv4gThanks for the post.👍
I knew this thanks to Fairport Convention’s version, but Dylan’s original has its unique passion and cadence (nonetheless, Sandy Denny’s interpretation is touching and full of pain and sadness)
Same😊
Ditto.
I love reading all the comments about Bob. It's where I know others appreciate exactly as I do the genius of Bob Dylan. Anyone who does not listen to this man every day is losing out on such a marvelous person.
Every day! 😍
@beverlykasahara8485 yes every single day I listen 🎶 to at least 1 song sometimes 100 , but I also listen to a few hundred bands / singers each month
There's great music in every generation, don't let the closed minded people tell you otherwise ❤
Feel so humbled always grew up thinking this was a Fairport Convention song until today and am 68 years old !! Every day a school day. Such a good lyrics.
Same! I’m 44! Love the Fairport version. It is perfection.
Its always humbling. I thought i heard every dylan song recorded and i get snobby about present day music like i know what im talkin about while i talk shit on it. Then a song like this tells me to shut up and enjoy what you enjoy and dont try to sell it to anyone or hate on them for liking music that makes your bones hurt. Just stay in your lane and enjoy. Ive been listening to dylan for 20 years and never heard this. What a treat to feel like the first time i heard his music again and soak it in
Lovely words, mate. You got it.
I think this is one of the more overlooked Dylan songs. I wish Joan Baez had recorded it. Her version when she played it in that hotel with Dylan typing away was amazing. One of his saddest songs.
A great Creative Cinematic Moment,Sheev:)
Try this cover by Fairport Convention, it's excellent piece of music
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@@alesmichalek9454 Absolutely - Leaves Bob's version for dead (and I am a real Dylan fan)Sandy Denny should have sung a lot more of Dylan
Joan's version in that movie, makes that movie more than just a movie about Bob Dylan. You can see Bob quietly acknowledge her genius and I would love to know what he was writing when she was singing it.
That harmonica shot me point blank between the killing stanzas.
Song upon song
Year upon year
Decade upon decade
Love this man into eternity
The Master !!
Your words from 1963, still sound good to me. As they did back then.
I agree, it sounds like the same language we still speak
Lyrics:
[Verse 1]
Bad news, bad news
Come to me where I sleep
Turn, turn, turn again
Sayin’ one of your friends
Is in trouble deep
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
Tell me the trouble
Tell once to my ear
Turn, turn, turn again
Joliet prison
And ninety-nine years
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
[Verse 2]
Oh what’s the charge
Of how this came to be
Turn, turn, turn again
Manslaughter
In the highest of degrees
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
I sat down and wrote
The best words I could write
Turn, turn, turn again
Explaining to the judge
I’d be there on Wednesday night
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
[Verse 3]
Without a reply
I left by the moon
Turn, turn, turn again
And was in his chambers
By the next afternoon
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
Could ya tell me the facts?
I said without fear
Turn, turn, turn again
That a friend of mine
Would get ninety-nine years
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
[Verse 4]
A crash on the highway
Flew the car to a field
Turn, turn, turn again
There was four persons killed
And he was at the wheel
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
But I knew him as good
As I’m knowing myself
Turn, turn, turn again
And he wouldn’t harm a life
That belonged to someone else
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
[Verse 5]
The judge spoke
Out of the side of his mouth
Turn, turn, turn again
Sayin’, “The witness who saw
He left little doubt”
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
That may be true
He’s got a sentence to serve
Turn, turn, turn again
But ninety-nine years
He just don’t deserve
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
[Verse 6]
Too late, too late
For his case it is sealed
Turn, turn, turn again
His sentence is passed
And it cannot be repealed
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
But he ain’t no criminal
And his crime it is none
Turn, turn, turn again
What happened to him
Could happen to anyone
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
[Verse 7]
And at that the judge jerked forward
And his face it did freeze
Turn, turn, turn again
Sayin’, “Could you kindly leave
My office now, please”
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
Well his eyes looked funny
And I stood up so slow
Turn, turn, turn again
With no other choice
Except for to go
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
[Verse 8]
I walked down the hallway
And I heard his door slam
Turn, turn, turn again
I walked down the courthouse stairs
And I did not understand
Turn, turn to the rain
And the wind
And I played my guitar
Through the night to the day
Turn, turn, turn again
And the only tune
My guitar could play
Was, “Oh the Cruel Rain
And the Wind”
One of Dylan's best songs, in his best, plain voice, with excellent guitar and harmonica playing. Really a treat.
Dylan at his purest
"Oh the cruel rain and the wind"
The injustices have not stopped over the years.
When I first heard this on Biograph it really touched something in me. This is one of those songs that has found a place in my soul and it never fails to make me feel.
Biograph is such a great album!
Side Tracks is also a great album to have. It collects all the rare tracks and non album singles from Biograph, aswell as Tomorrow is a Long time, Down in the Flood, I Shall be Released and You 'Aint going nowhere from Greatest Hits Vol 2. It also contains Series of Dreams, Dignity and Things Have Changed. My only complaint with it, is i don't understand why they didn't put Rita May on there. A little gem from the Desire sessions, that was also the b-side to the live version of Stuck inside of mobile from the Hard Rain album. I used to have it on a cd called Masterpieces, which was a Japanese release, and it's quite rare. But i think you may still be able to get it on Amazon. I lost my copy. Still i would recommend Side Tracks to any Dylan fan who doesn't already have it. It's a great album or cd, which just rounds up most of his rare tracks and non album singles. It has a great tracklist. I just wish they had of put Rita May on it. It also has Watching the River Flow and When I Paint my Masterpiece from Greatest Hits Vol 2.
I bawled my eyes out when I first heard this, probably at about 15 years old. I wanna say more, but you know I don't need to. Love ya all.
@@robertwoodward9231 passed on my box set to my son when he was about 15. I was only 25. Ha
@@daveweze5 I think that's great! My youngest daughter now 24, has three of the records, whom I started tutoring her on all things Dylan since she was about 14..15. Man, you think she will give em back, ha.btw, her fave is H61. Thanks.
I love Dylan's "angry" harmonica on this song. It helps make it the masterpiece it is.Only Dylan can play like that.
Never heard this before by the man himself, but I love the version by Fairport Convention on Unhalfbricking.
Fingerpicking the guitar in a very special way, playing the harmonica like no one else, while bringing his beautiful lyrics. Outstanding!
Yes he was always changing chords where people thought another should be but he so magically, always pulled it off.
One of his motives was to change up chords so that it was hard to copy. Of course people will learn. But this is just another example of his genius. BTW. Biograph is one of the great bootlegs imo..
Yep the old “Bobs not much of a guitar player” really shows people who have no idea of his abilities.
@@MrStubat I mean come on...I am Dylanphile to the absolute utmost. But he was never a great player. This finger picking is nothing remotely difficult. Im not trying to sound like a typical internet contrarian. It just simply not true. He was possibly the best songwriter who has ever lived. He was definitely not the best musician that has ever lived.
You didn't say anything about his voice
Bob Dylan could shake his hips and make a blind woman blush.
@Bob Dylan Bob Dylan and I woke up nude on the hood of my car once.
Fairport Convention made it into an 11/10 tune. Great stuff.
The man, the music, the lyrics, the harmonica just too beautiful for words ❤️
Hello Dear, it’s Nice meeting you on here!
And still creating
Remember hearing Joan Boaz singing this on the pennebaker movie. Always love his finger picking! 7 curses on the bootleg or I was young when I left home! Amazing!
There's still so much he has to give she
Whispered to him
All his album's all his songs have turned time
Flat again
From the past
Up to the present
Tense
Left alone with only his art to give it occurred
Again to him
Driven by the rain
and the wind
and Back again
The circle turns around
In the rain and the wind
Turn turn again
Forgotten for the first time so I don t remember when
my friend
But Then Remembering The beginning was
The end for him
Turn Turn turn it
All over again
To the rain and the wind
Left for said destination and
Never heard from again
Just his turn I guess
Gonna hafta blame
This one too
on the rain and the wind again good ole freinds
The great circle unbroken
Everything equal
All the good and all the sin
So never you mind
Little darling
it's all the same in the end So let's just settle in
(Thanks so much Bob
You keep me alive)❤
I'm thinking Fairport Convention had the "John Birch Society Blues" bootleg early on. They recorded 2 songs from it. Richard? Simon? Ha! Greetings from the US, it doesn't get much better than this.
i read this song was written in 1963 !! OMG!!
I liked memorizing this song and learn it on guitar!
Hello Dear, it’s nice meeting you on here!
The words are an eerie mix of fiction and reality that chills the mind
Hello Dear, it’s nice meeting you on here!
God bless Bob Dylan!
Bob gave us these masterpieces not to lead the charge, as he's said on many occasions, but we were moved and made many changes on our own.
Besides Bob Dylan's most famous song《Blowin'The Wind》, this song is also my favourite lyrics of Bob's songs.
And "Let Me Die in My Footsteps"
Wonderful!!! My God, how this song is beautiful! How sound clear! Thank you for available this original video to us. God bless you!
@Bob Dylan Fine. Thank you too.🙏🌼
G.O.A.T
Just in from visiting Deirdre n VnH. And dodging feckin mad ppl. Lovely ❤️ lovely 💕 song. On seafront in Newcastle is a memorial to Percy French who wrote about the mountains of Mourne sweeping down to the sea. And they sure do there in Newcastle. Fancy Slieve Donard hotel where Van usually does a gig once a year for rich diners, which obviously I could never afford to go to, as I don’t mind paying for music but dinner and music outside my budget usually. Anyway, knowing my luck even if I could afford to go I would’ve got landed at a table with assholes who would ruin my night and talk thru all the music.
I first heard this on late night radio in the winter of 1968 while living in Syracuse, ny. It wasn't released yet but the station had it somehow. Liked the guitar picking, harmonica, and clear voice of Dylan from the 1963 take. Glad to later find it on Biograph
Unbelievable how many discoveries surprise us again and again..".never ending creativity..'..full ofl lyrics pictures and humanity..Love it Like the other outtakes..
One of the saddest and most stirring songs about the tragidy and challanges of life in todays world.
As we fight the turmoil and repression of today's society, we must always be aware, what hardship and repression can be cast on some good and innocent people.
So, keep on fighting ‼- ...🎵 ....turn turn to the wind and the rain!🎵
I bought the biograph CD set close to 20 years ago now... I can't remember when. Lent it to my brother, who's father-in-law then borrowed it for a long while. I finally got back some years back....But I still haven't listened to it. It now feels like an undiscovered relic to me....the best things come to those who wait, and I can't wait to listen to it.
fanatico total de dylan mancomunion perfecta de poesia y musica!
Would love it if bob did a radio show talking about his songs as in when he wrote them why he wrote them how he was a feeling at the time. And what inspired each song. If he can remember or recollect. Bob never did a vh1 story-teller time petty and waits.
good luck with that
@@hoboscientist5651
Bob is so dam unpredictable I wouldn't even be surprised. But I'd settle for a chronicles vol 2 hahahaha. Vol 1 was a ultimate read 📚
@@hoboscientist5651 Yes - Bob is not very sincere about why he writes (They weren't protest songs etc etc etc). I think Bob just wants to remain and enigma.
Sorry "an enigma"
@@allanbriggs807
Bob could spill his gutts and he would still be an enigma. He is in the mythic legend realm 😀
This song is gutting to listen to in 2021 🥺
Delightful
Bob the best forever
Even if it rains and winds return, return, return Montserrat...
Thank you Bob 🌧♥️
Bad news, bad news came to me where I sleep
Turn, turn, turn again
Sayin' one of your friends is in trouble deep
Turn, turn to the rain and the wind
Tell me the trouble, tell me once to my ear
Turn, turn, turn again
Joliet prison and ninety-nine years
Turn, turn to the rain and the wind
Oh what's the charge of how this came to be?
Turn, turn, turn again
Manslaughter in the highest of degrees
Turn, turn to the rain and the wind
I sat down and wrote the best words I could write
Turn, turn, turn again
Explaining to the judge I'd be there on Wednesday night
Turn, turn to the rain and the wind
Without a reply I left by the moon
Turn, turn, turn again
And was in his chambers by the next afternoon
Turn, turn to the rain and the wind
🎵🎶🎵🎶
Could you tell me the facts, I said without fear
Turn, turn, turn again
That a friend of mine would get ninety-nine years
Turn, turn to the rain and the wind
A crash on the highway flew the car to a field
Turn, turn, turn again
There was four persons killed and he was at the wheel
Turn, turn to the rain and the wind
But I know him as good as I'm knowin' myself
Turn, turn, turn again
And he wouldn't harm a life that belongs to someone else
Turn, turn to the rain and the wind
The judge he spoke out of the side of his mouth
Turn, turn, turn again
Sayin', "The witness who saw he left no doubt"
Turn, turn to the rain and the wind
That may be true, he's got a sentence to serve
Turn, turn, turn again
But ninety-nine years, he just don't deserve
Turn, turn to the rain and the wind
Too late, too late for his case it is sealed
Turn, turn, turn again
His sentenced is passed and it cannot be repealed
Turn, turn to the rain and the wind
But he ain't no criminal and his crime it is none
Turn, turn, turn again
What happened to him could happen to anyone
Turn, turn to the rain and the wind
🎵🎶🎵🎶
And at that the judge jerked forward and his face it did freeze
Turn, turn, turn again
Sayin', "Could you kindly leave my office now, please"
Turn, turn to the rain and the wind
The room was funny and I stood up so slow
Turn, turn, turn again
With no other choice except for to go
Turn, turn to the rain and the wind
I walked down the hallway and I heard his door slam
Turn, turn, turn again
I walked down the courthouse stairs and I did not understand
Turn, turn to the rain and the wind
🎵🎶🎵🎶
And I played my guitar through the night to the day
Turn, turn, turn again
And the only tune my guitar could play
Was, "Oh the cruel rain and the wind"
Happy birthday Bob you're the best
Thank you SO MUCH for all these uploads !!! Ufffff i feel so happy!! ❤
A more mournful sadder weeping harmonica you will never hear
touches me deep in my hard - after so many years!❤
One of my favorite songs. We love ya Bob
Pure art!!!👋👋👋
What an Amazing Song sung so Beautifully!
THANK YOU VERY MUCH BOB DYLAN
yeah daDYO
beautiful...
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Dylan's attitude: you (producers) can take it out, I can take it out (by a whim or stupidity), but if it's worth something it's gonna come back. And it did.
It is good.
Beautiful
Listen to it and weep.
This song was on a three bootleg disc box I bought in Holland in 1974 and gave to someone. What a fool eh !
Thank you Bobiy
C'est une chanson qu'il chante aussi dans le film(dont look back), dans une chambre d'hôtel avec joan baez et Bobby neuwirtz.
Many thanks.
I feel you brother
One of Bob’s Best !!
"Turn, turn to the rain and the wind"
- I don't know if it's Dylan's (after all he speaks in 1000 years old folk voices), but it makes this tune so poignant.
...yes how bad must it get till one finds refuge in the rain and the wind...
Solid advice from a solid dude. I enjoyed and took alot from this talk. Thanks ed
Volver a estas canciones tras un tiempo
Loving ❤
Loving the gentle voice together with the simple guitar. Beautiful.
If you think the guitar is simple…try and play it. Get back to me and tell me how you went.
@@MrStubat I din't mean simple as in easy, I meant simple as in pure.
...yes, and that harmonica that sounded like a kazoo...
Excellent stuff !
a timely tune
a comforting melody
a warm smile
💕
This song is about a friend of Bob Dylan's who crashed his car into a field, killing four people, either due to the wind and the rain, or some other circumstance such as drunk driving. Yet all the comments I hear about how great Bob Dylan is. Dylan wrote this about someone else, not himself. It was a song about injustice in the criminal system. Does anyone think about Percy, and whether he's still serving his 99-year sentence?
Dylan wrote the song from the point of view of a narrating character. The song relates the story of a fatal car crash and a subsequent manslaughter conviction and 99-year sentence in Joliet Prison that is handed down to the driver (a friend of the first-person narrator). The narrator goes to ask the sentencing judge to commute his friend's sentence which he considers too harsh, but the sentence stands. The story of the hard-hearted judge is reminiscent of the Child ballad "Geordie". en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Percy%27s_Song
The guy killed 4 people and we're supposed to feel sorry for him?
How did this not get on an album Freewheelin probably.
@Bob Dylan For a Nobel Prize winner in literature, your command of english leaves a little to be desired ,the word is "being" not "been".
@@jackfletcher1000🤨
Don't Look Back playing on the cinema in my mind's eye:)He really deployed today.:)
You do sing about life. Nice. Honestly is the best way they say
Amo
This is magnificent the template by its creator. But folks pull up a You Tube of Sandy Denny/Fairport Convention version. Then don't cry. Dare you.
Holy Bob
hes so crazy hes a genius
Ufff ❤
great
Crying again.
I have only heard this by Arlo Guthrie. I knew that Dylan wrote it but have not heard Dylan sing it until now. Sad story
muito massa esses videos estou salvando todos all right
❤
I glad I live in England your system just wow. Oh dear
🙏
❤❤❤❤
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Hello Dear, it’s nice meeting you on here!
seems like Dylan was the only person in modern times who could write long ballads in the style of old British Isles ballads... (Joan Baez once said she loved singing very long ancient ballads)... it was these compositions that ended up getting all those people angry at him for going electric
⭐️⭐️⭐️🎼🎼
👍❤️👍
Nowhere near the fairport convention version, but nice for what it’s worth
Someone please allow Joni Mitchell to listen to this piece.
Born in Duluth
Moral of the story: don't have friends.
Most people turn their backs on people who are sensitive. That's just inhuman. The way you're friends was Treated. Could you kindly leave. O I sure so time thier no mercy. Then they told me that I said bollocks. I see it a hard road your walking.
I'm Taiwanese，whenI
When I Just sixteen,I heard one ofBob Dylan's famous songs--《Blowin' In The Wind》,I really appriciate his high classical lyrics.
In glasgow we just call him bob whats bob doing have you heard this and that a genius kept us enjoying life
Arlo Guthrie's version in 1970 is definitive, I believe.
beautiful but oh so sad how "justice" is played out....
Trouble is enviable in our life. Know some one like that. I love the elements. Stop crying you know they keep their quarter. I know people like that. Oh well turn off
All one
Some men would start making an mess of the house. You walked away because you had something to lose
Sorry it didn't matter to them they got the turn key.