The Blackout
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I say and do things in the dreams...
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that I know I wouldn't do,
that I know I'm not capable of doing.

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But they're so real
and so vivid that...

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they feel as though
I've actually done them.

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Can you give me an example
of a dream like that?

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What's the last dream you've had
that was upsetting?

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That Annie was pregnant...
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and I--
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that I...
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took my hands and...
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choked her to death.
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So, in your mind
you're a murderer.

:59:02
Not in my mind.
In my nightmares.

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In your nightmares.
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If I could just speak to her--
If you could get her to call here--

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- She doesn't want to speak to you.
- Why?

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I don't know, but it's obvious.
So she's out of your life.

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But you're hanging onto
this painful thought.

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Not only are you missing her
and feeling the pain of that...

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but you're going yourself
one better--

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you're telling yourself
that you killed her.

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Maybe that's what I want to do.
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That's a nice intellectualization.
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That way I could get her
out of my life.

:59:37
If I could just kill the bitch,
then she'd be gone.

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You already think you did.
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Where are you gonna find Annie?
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Miami.
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Is that a question or an answer?
:59:51
Miami is an answer.
Maybe she's still down there.

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What prevents you
from going to Miami?

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Nothing.

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