know where we are THE OLDER MAN No THE OLDER WOMAN You don’t know THE OLDER MAN No Pause THE OLDER WOMAN And how did we get here THE OLDER MAN Where were we before we came here THE OLDER WOMAN We would’ve been at home at our place THE OLDER MAN Yes THE OLDER WOMAN And now we’re here THE OLDER MAN And there are others here And there are no others here THE OLDER WOMAN I’m scared Short pause I just don’t like it here THE OLDER MAN But no matter where we look and no matter where we go yes everything’s the same THE OLDER WOMAN That’s how it is THE OLDER MAN I don’t think we can do anything THE OLDER WOMAN What do you mean THE OLDER MAN I don’t think we can do anything about it Short pause Everything is the way it is THE OLDER WOMAN But then quite short pause then we must create something else ourselves THE OLDER MAN But can we do that THE OLDER WOMAN We can imagine it as something else THE OLDER MAN Can we THE OLDER WOMAN Yes we can THE OLDER MAN How THE OLDER WOMAN We can imagine it differently THE OLDER MAN Yes THE OLDER WOMAN We can imagine quite short pause yes what it was like yes when he when our son was born quite short pause his childhood years what they were like quite short pause he was such a beautiful child THE OLDER MAN And such a friendly child THE GUITAR PLAYER But Dad but Mum quite short pause it’s so good to see you again Short pause THE OLDER WOMAN And so good and kind Pause THE OLDER MAN And so breaks off, quite short pause yes what can I say somehow there’s not much to say what there was is not something somehow that can be said THE GUITAR PLAYER Dad Mum Don’t you see me Imagine seeing you here quite short pause it’s so unexpected Short pause THE OLDER MAN I can’t remember what he yes our son looked like when he was little THE OLDER WOMAN No all that’s left are pictures faded pictures quite short pause blurry almost gone quite short pause THE OLDER MAN And our daughter Somehow I can’t picture her THE OLDER WOMAN continues but good pictures yes they are good pictures quite short pause about to disappear quite short pause I see him I see him lying there in his bed he lies there sleeping in his bed yes like that THE OLDER WOMAN Yes Pause But what there is quite short pause yes it’s a little yes quite short pause yes like being here THE GUITAR PLAYER But don’t you see me Mum Dad I’m here quite short pause you son quite short pause I’m here THE OLDER WOMAN No it’s not like that You mustn’t say that the picture of our son is a little like being here No No you mustn’t say that Pause THE GUITAR PLAYER Mum Can’t you see me quite short pause don’t you see that I’m here THE OLDER MAN No quite short pause no I won’t say that THE GUITAR PLAYER And Dad quite short pause it’s so good to see you again THE OLDER WOMAN It’s not like that Pause THE OLDER MAN No it’s not like that Pause But what is it THE OLDER WOMAN You’ve always been the strong one you must know that THE OLDER MAN I quite short pause I’ve never been the strong one have I THE OLDER WOMAN Yes you have THE OLDER MAN No that’s you not me you’ve been the strong one always Pause THE OLDER WOMAN You’re not who I think you are THE OLDER MAN What do you mean THE OLDER WOMAN You can’t be the good man I married and the man I’ve lived with all my life THE OLDER MAN I can’t THE OLDER WOMAN You can’t be him Quite short pause Because he wasn’t like that quite short pause he was always my good support he supported me in everything THE OLDER MAN I have always supported you And I’m supporting you as much as I can THE OLDER WOMAN Yes I’m sorry I didn’t mean it like that Long pause I’m tired Pause THE OLDER MAN I’m tired too THE OLDER WOMAN We’re both tired THE OLDER