0:01[music] [music] >> Empty chair, empty table, Donnie all alone. Dearly wanted gone. Nobody's on the phone. It's boring, he yawns, couldn't care any less. Posts it 60 times at 3:00 in a stress that we're close to signing eight in a row. Close to what? The street's still shut, bro.
0:33One hand waving peace, [music] other hand on the match. Make it move faster.
0:37>> Nothing left to catch. He calls it a snooze, [music] he calls it a bore, then he's dialing them back up, knocking the door.
0:44>> Boring, boring. [music] >> Walk right out the room. Couldn't care less, so why you back so soon?
0:48>> Boring, boring.
0:49>> Said you didn't care. Circle the block, now you're pulling [music] up a chair.
0:53>> Water won't open up just cuz you scream.
0:55Ships in a line don't melt for your dream. Where's my deal? Where's my win?
0:59Where's my show? Room stays quiet, and the clock stays slow.
1:02>> Oh, baby's gone. [music] The allies left the chat. Now it's just Donnie and the yawn.
1:06>> Fancy that.
1:07>> Wanted the [music] parade, got a waiting room. Loudest man alive can't rush the gloom.
1:12>> He needs a big, he needs a bright, he needs a roar, or he's got to dial [music] tone and an answering floor.
1:17>> Boring, boring.
1:18>> Walk right out the room. Couldn't care less, so why you back so soon? [music] >> Boring, boring.
1:23>> Said you didn't care. Circle the block, now you're pulling up a chair.
1:32>> No.
1:34No. No. No. No.
1:36>> No rush, no panic, no parade, no crowd.
1:38The deal that he begged for won't be read out loud. Burning at the table, he set on fire himself. "Boring," he mutters >> to nobody else.
1:46>> Boring, [music] boring.
1:48>> Mhm.
1:50Yeah.
1:51>> Boring, boring.
1:53>> Real boring.
1:54>> Donnie.
1:56>> Donnie.
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