You're driving. The sky's bright. You look great.
In a word, in a phrase, it's a movie, you're the star, so-
-it's your big scene, you know your lines.
I'm the director. I'm in a helicopter. I have a megaphone and-
-you want to die for love,
you always have.
Imagine this:
You're pulling the car over. Somebody's waiting.
You're going to die in your best friend's arms.
And you play along because it's funny, because it's written down, you've memorized it, it's all you know.
I say the phrases that keep it all going, and everybody plays along.
Imagine:
Someone's pulling a gun, and you're jumping into the middle of it.
You didn't think it'd feel this way.
There's a gun in your hand. It feels hot. It feels oily.
I'm the director and I'm screaming at you, I'm waving my arms in the sky, and-
-everyone's watching, everyone's curious, everyone's holding their breath.