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[man narrating] Hidden spring...
one trail leads into a secret glen
Carpeted with the fern-like flames
of brown cedar leafings.
A time-layered tapestry as textured
as Pollock'sLavender Mist.
Undisturbed as a mosaic memorial.
Four quadrant, seasonal, a sunflower sea.
A pool of stone-filtered water
gathers into an eye,
focusing cedar branches on a tall sky.
Two trails wander off into wind-charged woods
somewhere on Mackinac Island.
[music playing indistinctly]
[Jane] Being able to be filmed,
intentionally filmed and know that I'm filmed,
this has been a practice
in how comfortable actually are you in yourself.
♪ Hey... ♪
It's not that I feel like
I have to have all the confidence in the world,
but just enough to be like, "You know what?
I'm okay like this."
And my reactions are what they are.
And that it's-- It's okay to be in the moment,
especially when creating,
because you guys aren't filming us constantly.
But when we're creating,
it is there and it always elevates the experience.
It kind of feels like, we're-- Oh, my gosh.
I didn't even think about this.
It feels it feels like we're on stage.
-[cheering and applause] -Thank you. We're thankful.
[pop music plays]
♪ How long was I sleeping I sleeping, I sleeping... ♪
♪ How long was I sleeping?
♪ Was I dreaming?
♪ Am I alone?
♪ Who's on my team?
♪ How long was I sleeping?
♪ Was I dreaming?
♪ Am I alone?
♪ Who's on my team?
[male reporter on radio] Currently, we're experiencing
winds of sufficient force in the Straits area...
...to issue a warning to all motorists; reduce your speed
to a maximum of 20 miles per hour.
[Jane] Finkel is my maiden name, so I took Spencer
and then the band took my maiden name.
It is a Jewish last name.
It means diamond and shiny.
Peddler, too, right? Didn't your dad...
Yeah, shiny diamond peddler.
[laughter]
-[Jane] These guys are so cute. -[men shouting indistinctly]
-[man 1 groans] -[man 2 speaks indistinctly]
[Brian] If you're just like a free climber,
that is definitely boulder-able.
And I'm decidedly not that.
Uh-huh.
[engine sputtering]
[Jane] We are on Mackinac Island.
[Brian] This is Jane's hometown.
[Jane] It is an island without cars,
bikes and horses in the summer and snowmobiles in the winter.
It's a haven and also a hell
if you don't like moving your own body
and everything that you own around by yourself.
[Jane laughs]
[engine running]
[Brian] For tonight, I noticed
are people interested in--
Are you interested in drinking more beer?
We have that--that whiskey. But we have one, bub.
[man 1] I mean, it's going to be a rare occasion
you find me saying I'm not interested.
And it's a studio session night,
so I feel like we kind of just need to restock.
[man 1] Let's do it.
[Brian singing] There we go, dear.
-How's Lola? [laughs] -[man 1] Yeah, how was that?
[Brian humming]
[engine running]
I might even just throw this hat in my pants.
Hold on.
[snowmobile passing by]
[man playing electronic music on Omnichord]
Oh, and this thing mutes it when you--
[continues playing music]
Which can be fun.
I wish it had a fart button.
That'd be cool.
This is a classy machine.
There's no fart.
I don't know why those are mutually exclusive.
[electronic pop music playing on Omnichord]
[Brian] So I do like the lyrics, though.
Would you--
[chuckles]
[man 1] I don't think that's.
I like. I like the term hooch.
I'll fight for "hooch run."
I think I want to fight for "hooch run."
Okay.
You won.
Success.
As we finish these songs,
we're going to be collecting sound samples, right?
-So I guess my thought is... -We'll see where it should fit.
Yeah, we have our songs and then we can hear,
like, what would sound fucking sick in "I Am Machine."
-I was just-- -You know what
would sound so cool with this?
-Let's hit this stick. -[coughs]
-[Brian plays the music] -[Jane humming]
♪ I was a big star
♪ Oh, yeah! You thought I was a big star! ♪
[music stops]
Are you saying, "I want a piece of pizza?"
I said you thought it was--
[singing] ♪ I want a piece of pizza!
♪ Ooh! I Am Machine
-Ready? -[vocalizing] Yeah!
[vocalizing]
[pop music playing on stereo]
[Brian] We're going to get to see Aunt Pam.
You look nice.
Wow.
[Jane] Hi! Hi!
-Oh, my gosh! Look at you. -Your mom's dress.
[Jane] I know. You look just...
-Oh, hi, honey. -[Brian] Hi. How are you?
-[Brian smooches] -[chuckles]
-Hi, Pammy. -[chuckles]
[Brian] Our stockings always came last.
-[Pam] Really? -[Brian] Yeah.
Ooh! This is my color, Mom.
I know. It just gonna look like you.
This is my color.
You can just like... [speaks indistinctly]
I really think it's wool, and it's gigantic.
As with everything I give you,
and my feelings won't be hurt if you're like, "That's great."
-But I don't really want it. -[all vocalizing]
I wouldn't call this...
Jazz.
-[all laugh hysterically] -It's not like a jazz thing.
-[Brian] It's a little jazzy. -Yeah.
[whoopee cushion makes fart noise]
[all laugh hysterically]
Oh, you all think that's real funny, don't you?
[laughing continues]
I haven't done Whoopee cushions.
-In a minute. -In a minute.
-In a hot second. -[Jane] Whoopee!
[sighs]
Well, anyhow, I'm sorry. I don't have game for us?
We don't need a game.
We can play games any old time.
[all laughing]
Go.
[laughing continues]
-[grunts] -[playing music on synthesizer]
-[Jane] He's like, "I didn't." -[man laughs]
-Do the... -Dick, left to right.
[all laugh hysterically]
[beating lightly]
[strumming]
[man narrating] Big moon over [indistinct] Bay.
The black island silhouettes against the lush black sky,
cousin, but calmer to Van Gogh's Starry Night.
The lake is rounded by stillness.
My kayak fitted to its undulate surface.
The moon's light penetrates full fathom five
into a domain where a hulking trout prowls the shallows
shadowed by his own sharp-tailed shape.
I balance on the dark water.
My head encompassed by the sky.
Okay. [sighs]
[indistinct]
I think I'm going to record this.
Perfect. [chuckles]
It was really surprising when I went and studied music.
It seemed like it was kind of coming out of nowhere.
I didn't want to pronounce myself a musician.
I like to make movies and I like to make--
do photo shoots and make art.
[Pam] Yeah, this long white pine stuff is very fragrant.
[Jane] This one doesn't smell like much.
[Pam] It's good enough if I heat it up in oil--
It will express.
And my parents are creators, so it seems like a thing to do,
just like playing checkers or...
tag or anything else.
-[Brian slams twice] -[thud echoes]
[low-pitched thud]
[low-pitched thud with a crackle]
I think that one's going to be very good.
I still have an issue painting myself,
into one specific box
and it's kind of silly to say at this point,
but sometimes I don't even... think of myself as a musician.
When I meet somebody else who seems like more of a musician,
I'm like, "Well, I'm kind of a musician,
but I'm not like them."
That's how I feel about a lot of my disciplines is
it's kind of-- it's kind of damning when you're like,
"I'm a jazz musician, or I'm a pop musician,
or I'm a very specific kind of thing,"
but that's just me.
I just don't want to be-- I really don't like being...
confined, in general.
This is Alice, a good girl.
The Lilac Queen.
[chuckles] 2008.
This is one of my pieces that I drew when I was a little little.
I was a happy kid. I liked being a kid.
Oh, my gosh. Look at that family picture.
Dad, what about this?
This is...
something that was not my idea,
but other people had when I was growing up,
and I always thought it was a great thing.
And you would measure the...
people and put the date.
So it's a record of them being here
and their heights and you have an official knife.
It doesn't have to be accurate, but this idea--
Oh, you're using a different knife.
No, this is the--
No, it's the one with the flat top.
Just-- I thought this was the psycho-looking one.
Well, maybe I haven't done it in a while.
And then the line is drawn here.
Yes. This is when I was-- That was my very first line
when I was this tall. [laughs]
-[Lee] No, it's an estimate. -[Brian] Yeah... [laughs]
[Lee] These rear pilot house ones.
One is the Edwin H. Gott,
which was the first thousand-footer I saw up close,
and close enough that I could throw a chunk of ice
and hit the side of the boat.
That was pretty darn cool.
-And, probably, discuss art. -[chuckles]
Jane, how old were you in that picture?
I don't know.
You'd be a better judge than I.
Eight. Maybe seven.
Here-- Here is your flying devices.
[Lee] Yep. Those are all the cheap drones.
I would get one every year.
And these are helicopters.
-[drone whirring] -[Jane] Well, there you go.
Coming to you, Brian.
-[squeals in fear, laughs] -[Brian] It didn't get you.
[Jane] It's coming for you. Watch out. He'll get you.
Brian, come here real quick.
[clinking]
Do you like that?
Yeah. All right, let's do it. Let's give it three silent...
-No, just do the stick-- -[laughs]
It's a stick against can on a stick.
-[taps softly] -[soft clinks]
[taps hard]
[mouthing] Soft.
[taps softly]
-I like the soft. -That's great.
♪ Come, my lady In the mountain ♪
♪ Of Mackinac Island
♪ Come, my lady
♪ Of the mountain To Mackinac Island ♪
Ting-tong! [giggles]
-Well, look at that stick. -Here's another one.
-Here, hold this. -Look at that magical stick.
What in the world? Somebody took care of this.
Check this out.
All right. I'm going to hit this.
Stick on Partridge Trail.
Sign. Old sign.
[click]
[muffled click]
Ambient nature sound,
wind through dried leaves.
Stick perpendicular
against a rock. Jane's... [indistinct]
[Jane] Wow.
[water running]
[man narrating] The moss crusted tree trunk
probably a maple
has for 20 years been turning itself into Earth
One day, it towered amongst towering trees
and the next it was knocked over
twisted, flattened, and pinned
by a tornado that lumbered through
on a tight trail of demolition.
Look at this tiny tree growing out of this big tree.
Whoa!
-Hey, little buddy. -[crow cawing]
[Jane clicks tongue]
Am I good?
I am just going to keep it rolling for the moment.
[low-pitched clink]
You're fucking deadeye.
-I know! [laughs] -How are you doing that?
To me, I'm just kind of flying by the seat of my pants, but,
um, like, that can turn into a transition.
It can be, uh,
you know, time warped to change, can be arpeggiated.
Probably not that one. That would be really annoying.
Even if we don't even use any of the samples that we collect,
where our-- our ears are tuned in a different way and-- and it
gets into all of our creativity and everything that we do.
It's pretty frozen.
What if the waves were a piano? What would that sound like?
Or what if the waves are just the waves
and just listen to those?
And being here and allowing everything
to be a point of inspiration
and not just to be a part of a day,
allows it to seep into every part of the creation.
[speaking indistinctly]
[plane passing overhead]
[speaking indistinctly]
♪ You tryin' to hold me back
♪ 'Cause you're movin' Out of town now ♪
♪ We got to take it
♪ 'Cause you're movin' Out of town now ♪
♪ Waiting for...
-[Brian] Hey! -[Jane] Hi, neighbor.
-[Ron] Welcome back. -[Brian] Ah, thank you.
What a beauty. This is just so frickin' fantastic.
[Brian] You brought the weather with you.
♪ ...movin' out of town now
[Ron] Were you able to get some music stuff down?
-[Brian] Yeah, yeah, yeah. -[Jane] A lot.
We have about ten songs done.
[Brian] Ten songs and collected sound samples on Monday.
[Jane singing indistinctly]
-[Brian] No, it's perfect. -Okay, okay.
It goes in so well.
This is so similar.
...sounds kind of unique, you know?
-[Brian] Yeah. -[Jane] Good unique.
[Ron] Good unique.
-[Brian] Well-- -Like this, you know,
that is unique.
-Unique. -[all laugh]
And then it would fall under the bridge.
Right here. And then you're doing the super chorus.
Okay, we have a good, run back for tonight.
-I got to get ready for this. -I am holding--
Yeah. He has to go to a meeting. [laughs]
You killed this song today in the good way.
-[Brian] Yeah. -[Jane] Damn. Look at this guy.
[Brian] Ooh!
Fist!
♪ I know
♪ I know, baby It's time I... ♪
♪ Yes, you do
♪ I know
[Jane] I think music is the most fun
when it flows freely from something
that's probably not even you. It feels bigger than you.
It just comes right out.
And you're able to quiet yourself down here enough
to actually hear what nature
and what-- what the world, and what yourself,
and what your people are trying to say.
♪ We...
♪ Imma take you home with me
[Jane] I think he does. Do you want that thing?
♪ Shorty, what do you Think about that? ♪
All right. Here we go.
[Brian] Let's do it.
♪ Never in my life have I seen so much purpose ♪
♪ Never [indistinct]
♪ Never in my life have I seen so much purpose ♪
[Brian] This is going to be in every mega-church
-across the country. -I know.
-That's what it sounds like. -[laughter]
That's what it sounds like.
I know. And I say purpose.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
[rewind button clicks]
Hello, I'm Jane Finkel.
We are in my room and I'm going--
And I was-- And-- Oh.
[Jane] Oh, you'll love it.
♪ Chin up
♪ Eyes closed In the snow globe ♪
♪ In the snow globe
[Jane] A career in the arts and music,
it feels like it's constantly delegitimized,
even though it's constantly being devoured.
♪ Snow globe
[Jane] I mean, I understand
it's coming from a point of curiosity,
but people ask me regularly how much I make.
[man 1] People ask you that?
[Jane] Yes, they absolutely do. [scoffs]
Which I understand, because it's like, what--
How the hell could you make money
at this is kind of the feeling.
And it's also the feeling from our end.
[laughs]
And anytime something's fun...
[man 1] This is the montage
[Jane] People would prefer that you did it for them for free.
[Jane blowing a raspberry]
[Brian] My plan from the jump was, "Okay,
keep your artist career going as long as you can.
You're going to need to find a way to afford to do that
because no one's going to pay you.
[Jane] What?
I--
What's wrong?
I mean, your workload just blew up.
[laughs] Again.
So you need to find another way to make that income,
but then also simultaneously not be a waste of time
to the greater picture which is pursuing your art.
Well, what are the chords here? [strums]
[soul music playing on stereo]
I feel like you would sing this. Keep going.
♪ Chin up
- ♪ Eyes closed -[Brian vocalizing]
'Cause I could play something vocally below there.
-And then it goes like... -[Jane vocalizing]
♪ Chin up
♪ Eyes closed In the snow globe ♪
You know, I'm going to go take a hit real quick.
[sighs deeply]
[Jane singing] ♪ Chin up
♪ Eyes closed In the snow globe ♪
Yes.
Yup.
♪ Chin up
Oh, God, it's good. Let's get-- I'll just come in.
[Jane] Come on in.
Let's get that harmony because that's too good.
♪ Eyes closed
♪ We'll meet again My fallen friend ♪
- ♪ In the snow globe - ♪ My place where it's sunny
We want to ask you guys. What do you think
that we should write a song about Mackinac--
-Riding snowmobiles. -Yeah.
-Wherever you want to go. -Getting out at night,
especially in the winter time, embrace the darkness.
We're also collecting sounds and turning them into music.
-Like, a snowmobile... -Brap?
-Brap. -Brap.
-[Brian] Brap? -Brap.
-B-R-A-P? -Yeah. B-R-A-P.
-Use as many a's as you want. -Yeah, a couple of a's.
Though, like, four or five a's.
Depends on how hard you brapping it.
-B-R-A-A-A-A-P. -Brap. [laughs]
-What's brap? -It's the throttle.
If you've got a really annoying snowmobile,
-you're just going to punch it. -[engine sputtering]
-[Darcy] And the result is brap. -[engine running]
-[Brian] Hi. -Hi.
How you doing?
This is warm out for us this time of year.
-Honestly. -[Brian] No kidding!
Well, I mean, it doesn't look like there's any chance
-of an ice ridge this year. -No.
The kind of Islander saying is, "It steams seven times."
We've only had two steams this year.
The water, when it's warm and the air is cold,
you'll see steam coming off of the water
and you'll see it seven times before it freezes over.
Yeah, that's a good one.
[Darcy] I found myself every once in a while,
kind of going back to, like, some of the old hangouts.
We're going to go to White Elephant tomorrow.
I don't if you guys know about--
Like, it's got trails, fallen down trees
that just looks like an open elephant mouth.
Oh! That's where the old waterspout
went up and it took out all the trees up there.
Oh, that's how that happened?
[Brian] We call it the place that's always sunny.
The reason that we call it White Elephant was that--
We'd go up there and smoke.
-It looks like a white elephant. -But also the down the tree,
there's like a tree that--
It's a U or like an L or something.
[Jane] We can't show people where it is.
Can't know where it is.
-[Maggie] Oh, yeah. -[Adrienne] The trail's obscure.
♪ Call up
♪ All the numbers
♪ You know
♪ By heart
♪ Breathe in
♪ Cold nostalgia
♪ Flip it on its head
[Jane] They made a roof.
[Maggie] Somebody else saw this.
This is the elephant--
[Brian] Somebody really took it up.
We didn't have this roof on.
Well!
May as well take a seat.
♪ Up to all the good
♪ Punchlines in the woods
- ♪ In the woods - ♪ You are all I need
♪ We'll meet again My fallen friend ♪
♪In my place where it's sunny
[Jane] Ooh!
The drama.
The thing that I don't like about these things
is how much they look like clothing.
I really wish that they were like pillowcases
or something of the sort.
[Brian] And the other thing that--
that Robert said that I don't know
if we have something like this already,
but this is-- this is... home.
[Jane] Mm-hmm.
So we could also potentially start a song...
with the concept of...
home.
What I think would be nice for a track about home,
is to start with a bass note
that's held out
and it stays that same note for the whole song.
-[humming] -We'll start?
So what about any--
any true or false Mackinac stories?
There's no false Mackinac stories.
Yeah, but there aren't any true stories either.
-[Robert] All right. -[laughter]
[Jane] Did anything ghostly ever happen to you?
[Darcy exhales deeply]
I think so.
You're working in these old, like, buildings for so long.
[Robert] Yeah, that's something else there.
-[Darcy] There's a presence. -It's kind of wherever you go.
[Jane vocalizing]
[engine running]
[vocalizing continues in background]
[Philip] That's the theater, built in 1955.
By a group of religious political activists.
[Brian] Right.
Basically, they produced propaganda movies
-for their organization. -[Brian] Ah.
Hey, Jane, I just read this booklet,
Ideology and Co-Existence.
They clued me in on what's going on in the world
and what we can do about it.
You'll get it in the mail. It's the greatest.
There's a ton of old equipment,
all throughout the building like this.
But, like, it's one of those things that--
We just had to get a new bulb for it,
which was kind of hard to find on eBay, but it works fine.
A lot of those things were built to last,
-and, you know... -[Brian] Yeah.
[Philip] ...it may be 60 years old, but it still works.
[Brian] I don't know what a ghost light is.
Don't disturb it.
You don't need to know what it is.
We're gonna get jazzed! Ah!
[squeals, grunts]
[Jane] Yeah, yeah. We got wind howl on this.
[Brian] Experienced any ghosts here?
I've heard too many horror stories
about going out and looking for 'em
if they happened to be true and they be around,
I don't want to take that chance. [chuckles]
Whoa.
Oh, my gosh.
-Yeah, buddy. -Do one note.
[sings] ♪ Yeah!
[voice echoes]
[Brian vocalizing like a static]
[haunting vocals]
[haunting vocals play on recorder]
[chuckles lightly]
[laughter]
-There's a ghost in the place. -[Brian] That's good.
That's good. That's weird.
-I hate that for a little or-- -[Jane blows a raspberry]
Oh, no, that's just how it loops back in.
Hmm. Yep. I'm seeing it.
[Maggie] How about a little bourbon and coke?
-[Jane] All right! -[Brian] Yeah.
-[Maggie] Much to celebrate. -[Jane] Ooh, la, la!
[Maggie speaking indistinctly]
[Jane] Hey, we're going on a ghost hunt.
You know, you're just walking around with your eyes wide open,
ears wide open, just waiting for something to happen.
When I was riding by Marquette Park one time,
right in front of the park,
I heard someone say directly in my ear while I was on my bike,
"Jane!" And then it said something.
I remember it just being a statement,
and I remember being so freaked out by it
and thinking maybe I was a little cuckoo.
-I didn't say anything. -[crow cawing]
That was the crow. Did you guys hear that?
-[man 1] Yeah. Right. -That was it.
[crow cawing playing on recorder]
[Jane] I think he thinks it's in the headphones
but we can also hear it. That's okay.
-That's where it comes in. -Yeah, that's where it comes in.
That's why it's so right.
I think it sounded very good.
♪ You won't know home Until you taste ♪
♪What it's like to never rest
♪ How do you find peace
♪ When you are at war With yourself ♪
♪ Before you find home
♪ You'll find something else
[Jane speaking indistinctly]
Singer.
Hi. My name is J.Lo. I'm a singer.
[chuckles]
[Jennifer Lopez singing on TV] ♪ America!
♪ God shed his grace on thee
[Joe Biden on TV] A once-in-a-century virus
silently stalks the country.
Growing inequity.
The sting of systemic racism.
A climate in crisis.
[Jane] Oh, that's our album cover
because Mom painted it.
So she painted it from that.
[Pam] You know, so there are all manner of
patterned papers.
I mean, they're kind of-- They're not perfect. [laughs]
-But I don't care. -[Brian] What makes
a perfect collage?
Well, I guess in the sense of papercutting,
like in the Japanese sense.
[laughs] You know, they're not, like, pristine like that.
And I sort of like making the buildings directly into faces
because I've always seen buildings that way.
The buildings have faces. They're like ours.
[Jane] Mm-hmm.
[Pam] And I like locking into a perception
where I'm seeing them.
It makes me feel the presence of stuff.
And that's the greatest feeling in the world,
is when you're just, like,
thinking about it later.
[Jane] Yeah.
I will say that about my art.
-I like my art. -[Jane and Pam laugh]
And I made it look exactly the way I want it.
-[Brian] Yeah. -So, of course, I like it.
Do you still paint with watercolor?
Yeah. I've been doing a lot of little ones.
These little ones are so great.
[Pam] They're little jewel-like paintings.
[Jane] It is so hard to watercolor.
[Pam] I don't do it the traditional way.
Oh. What do I do the traditional... Is it right?
It's what I have to say to you guys, Jane.
It's like go straight for it. You'll make a lot.
You know, stop wasting your time.
I should have done this years ago.
I'm always going for an emotional hit.
That's what I'm going for with an image.
And it's color-emotion too.
Color creates the emotional-- It's kind of, like, pretty.
You know, pretty as a put-down fun as a put-down.
It's like, "Uh-uh. That's for the juices."
[Jane] Mm-hmm.
That's when you know you're on the track,
when you're seeing something sparkle at you
and-- and you're looking forward to it.
That's your life, you know?
You want to cultivate that feeling.
We used a lot of markers and stuff.
-We didn't even have erasers. -[Jane] You wouldn't let us.
[indistinct] These are cool.
-Cool! Oh, Craig looks great. -[Brian] There you are.
[Pam] I was trying to work on likeness,
and I'm also trying to work on fabric.
You know, where there's this glass.
-I like-- -[laughter]
[conversation fades into the background]
[crackling]
[man narrating] Incredulity has its cost.
At Mackinac, we can see the rain coming from afar
and still we get soaked.
[airplane engine whirring]
[Brian] Fuck. Okay.
All right.
We can figure this out.
[grunts]
[grunting continues]
Let's go up the hill,
see if Ronnie Kelly has any gas.
Even if they don't, if they have a tank...
Shit.
That gas gauge has not been moving a whole lot.
[gasping]
I must ask you a neighborly question.
I'm trying to-- I was wondering if you had a gas tank at all.
Uh, we-- Let me see if we even have some gas here.
I don't know. Hey, Ronnie.
-Ron. -[Ron] Yeah?
Come on out and help. We need to be neighborly.
-We need some gas. -[laughter]
[Ron] Oh, just a minute here. What do we got going?
-[Kelly] They ran out of gas. -Uh-oh.
[Brian] We ran out of gas like total moron.
-Where at? -[Brian] Uh...
I forget the name of the trail,
-but it's the trail behind us... -[Kelly] Is it Forest Way?
[Ron] You got lucky, gentlemen.
[Brian] Oh, my gosh.
[Ron] There-- This is what we use for the lawnmower.
Anyway.
There's probably a gallon and a half in there,
so that should get you here
and then get you downtown tomorrow at the
boat dock. It's gotten colder, though.
-I'm like, Yeah! -[Brian] It's chilly.
Now this is the snappy stuff I was talking about.
-[Brian] Exactly. [laughs] -Whoo!
Boy!
Talk about life savers.
[Mary] We can get cranky with each other
and tell long made-up stories about each other,
but we always have each other's back.
So it's a family like any other, probably dysfunctional family.
[Philip] There's a Facebook page that's just for residents.
People will post, you know,
"I lost my glove on the way home.
If anybody sees it, can you let me know?"
And, like, invariably,
somebody would be like, "Oh, is this your glove?" [laughs]
[engine running]
[engine stops]
-[Jane] They love a character. -[Brian] Right.
If you're a character, and you can hold your own
and you don't complain a whole lot.
[engine runs and then stops]
-[Brian] Getting closer. -[engine running]
[Jane] Because you just have to haul your own shit.
You have to do all your own stuff.
-[engine running] -[Brian] Come on, baby!
It's just part of living here.
[engine stops]
-Success! -[Jane] It worked! Yeah!
-It worked! -[Jane squeals in excitement]
[laughing] Just another adventure.
[Jane] Just another day on Mackinac Island.
-[Jane laughs] -Yeah.
-[Brian chuckles] -[Jane] Hey, hey...
People come here year-round to visit.
They come for a day or a weekend or something like that.
And it's tens of thousands of people.
And there's a few hundred people who actually live here.
And as a way to maintain a distinctive identity,
you know, they-- they just go the extra mile
just so that they don't get lost
in the sea of humanity
that comes here mostly in the summertime.
But now, you know, increasingly in the wintertime.
[pop music playing on Omnichord]
[Brian] I love that.
[pop music continues playing on stereo]
[Jane] Makes it a little sassier.
[Trish] Well, this summer, we were having
some Black Lives Matter protests here.
There were some rather strange letters to the editor
from the visitors
who said, "They shouldn't have this on Mackinac Island."
And I thought, you know, we live here.
We are a town. It's not like Disneyland.
And we're all artificial.
We are real people and we live here.
[Jane] The music venues.
[Brian] All right.
I don't think it was right.
The notes are, with the guitar, weird.
Let's give her a listen.
[pop music plays on stereo]
You don't like that?
I don't think I do.
-[Jane] What's been going on? -Yeah. What's happening?
-What's even happening in here-- -Happening...
It's hard to explain, but the island, it's like,
they resist this new change around here.
They don't want anything to be New Style, modern.
They resist new people coming.
And you almost have to prove yourself.
And I can't tell you specifically
it's this that you have to do.
You just have to prove yourself with them.
-[Brian chuckles] -Okay. Do you want to do
-the whole thing over? -Yes.
Okay. Because it sounded pretty good.
No.
[tapping]
[pop music plays on stereo]
-[chuckles] -[tapping continues]
Do it right.
[music continues]
No.
[Robert] If you want to live here,
you got to want to be here.
And so, my dad always says,
"You know, you want to live on the island,
you got to want to live on the island."
[Jane] Mm-hmm.
There's shit that sucks up here, but--
That's everywhere.
Yeah, that's everywhere, though, right?
-[Jane] Yeah. -[Brian] It definitely is.
Look out the window.
It's beautiful.
[Brian playing the synthesizer]
[Jane] I like that.
Cool. Yeah, of course.
Of course. We'll talk later today. Okay.
[Trish] Ten thousand years ago,
the high point of the island came out of the water
and then it went down 120 feet lower than it is today,
about 8000 years ago, and then came back up
to the Bluff area about 4000 years ago.
So this area has been underwater for most of its life.
All aboard!
[Craig] Going back, either hundreds and thousands of years
or from time immemorial,
it's Anishinaabe people,
who are the Indigenous people of Northern Michigan,
they're kind of the first people who are here.
There are Indigenous people
coming from all over the upper Great Lakes.
It's now Wisconsin and Minnesota up into Canada
to trade with one another, to fish.
Mackinac Island is central in a lot of religious beliefs.
So they're also coming here for ceremonial purposes.
So they're the first people here.
And then on top of that,
you kind of layer other groups.
They form this blended culture that is different
from what you would find in a lot of other places.
And those are still apparent today.
You still see traces of French-Canadian culture,
British culture, and, of course,
the Anishinaabe culture is still here, running
kind of in tandem with American culture.
♪ The island has my heart And that's why I can't leave ♪
[speaking indistinctly]
-[Brian] I love this snow. -It'll be so pretty on the boat.
♪ And it's coming for you
♪ The island has my heart And that's why I can't leave ♪
-[ticket checker] Good morning. -[Brian] Good morning.
♪ And it's coming for you
[PA] We've about a 40 minute trip back over
to St. Ignace today.
Face masks or coverings are required to be worn
and worn properly for the duration of the trip.
Sit back, relax and enjoy the ride here today.
[announcement continues indistinctly]
♪ The island has my heart And that's why I can't leave ♪
♪ And it's coming for you
[waves crashing]
♪ The island has my heart
♪ And it's coming for you
[Brian] Donny!
Hola. Como esta?
So what's the plan?
[Brian vocalizing] All right. Singing this real...
[indistinct]
[electronic music playing]
This contains multiple sounds, pre-set files, demo sequences,
[Jane singing] ♪You might change on your own
♪ Maybe, darlin', I don't...
- ♪ I can be... -What?
[electronic music plays]
[Brian singing indistinctly]
[music continues]
[drummer tapping the drum lightly]
[off-key piano music]
[muffled music]
[man narrating] Moon-faced, in the middle of the afternoon,
there is a half pale moon
hung over the western blue sky.
So different from its scintillating earlier phase...
[Jane] I'm really tired.
[man narrating] ...waning I fancy
from inebriated all-nighters.
[Jane] Are we live right now?
We are live. Hello.
Last night, we stayed up really late
and played music until the wee hours of the night.
-[Brian] Wee! -And we're exhausted.
We just played music
until our hearts couldn't take it anymore.
And I convinced myself I'm now a guitar player. [chuckles]
[strumming]
If you're just joining
we're writing music.
This is a Saturday ritual for the past two months,
before we've been on Mackinac Island.
And we want you to be a part of it. So, welcome.
[electronic music plays on stereo]
[Brian speaking indistinctly]
Yeah, I like something pop.
[Brian vocalizing]
I feel like...
[Jane vocalizing]
[Jane singing indistinctly]
♪ Baby!
- ♪ Do you get it? -[Brian chuckles]
- ♪ Look, there's a note -All right, sure.
Oh, shoot. Should I--
-I should record that. -You got to track the--
Yeah, I know. Jeez!
Can you make this an acoustic guitar?
-An acoustic guitar? -Yeah.
[Jane] I'm doing all my guitar tracks.
[Brian] I know. Start from scratch.
-I'm serious. -Start from scratch?
I think everything that we did for the last hour has been...
less than fruitful
-but worthwhile. -[laughs] I knew you'd say it.
-Hard work cause pays off. -Because...
Yes.
-Because this sounds very cool. -[chuckles]
This sounds like it's-- We're going--
-[Jane laughs] -[strumming]
Ooh!
That sounds pretty.
I like that. What do you-- What do you say?
Yeah, I almost feel like
it needs to just be that for the intro.
Let-- Let's record it first and then put it in there.
-All right, here you go. -[gasps]
Do you want a Snickers? Does anyone want Snickers?
-[laughter] -Let's try again.
[pop music playing on stereo]
I'm telling you,
I think we're going to have something from this tonight.
Yeah, I'm-- I'm-- I'm not-- I'm not done with this.
[wind howling]
[Trish] A friend of my mom's once said,
"You know, in the summer, the island belongs to the tourists,
but in the winter, it's all ours."
It's the winter
where you actually do things with people.
You go to potlucks or games nights or,
you know, pick-up games down in the school.
-[Brian] Got it. -[boy 1] Rules are rules.
♪ Been on my feet On the way to me peace ♪
♪ Can't get there fast enough Nobody blink ♪
-Yeah. -[puck clinks]
[clang]
-[clink] -There you go.
Sorry. I said, there you go. I got it.
-You got to get it. -[clink]
[man 1] Definitely a brap machine.
-[Brian] Yeah. -[Jane chuckles]
They're not quite, though. It does not have a muffler.
[Jane] I think it was this machine
that I was on one time.
A police officer pulled up next to me.
"Do you know how fast you're going?"
I was like, "I honestly don't. It's not lit."
I can't see it and it doesn't light up at night.
Aw. Hey, girl.
-[engine running] -[Brian cheers]
♪ I'm awaiting my peace
[Lee] We would go across the ice, the four of us,
and you would be in front of me
with my-- sitting on the gas tank
with my left arm around you, me,
your brother, and your mother in the back.
-[Jane] Mm-hmm. -The four of us on
a two-up machine.
Oh, my God.
[man 1] I mean, it is scary. I mean, you don't--
I've only gone over by myself one time,
and I wouldn't do that again.
You got on the middle of it and you think you're fine.
And then you start thinking about where you are...
-[Brian] Right. -And then you, like,
start having a meltdown.
[Brian] A mile and a half from shore
-on top of 200 feet of water. -Yup.
Have you ever done the ice bridge?
I have not.
Nope. Into-- The plane's okay.
I don't do it as regularly.
I have friends who do it all the time.
I'm when I have to have a reason to go over.
Like I got a list of things that I have to pick up,
Weather can turn up at any time.
I know people that have gone across in the morning,
where they think it's solid
and by the afternoon, the winds picked up, blown the bridge off.
Their machines are on one side and they have to fly back.
It's Mother Nature.
And you have to learn to respect that.
[dog whimpers]
You don't-- do you agree?
[cranking the engine]
[Brian] This is 01-01-21.
Coined later as "I Am Machine."
Playback session February, 2021.
-[chuckles] -[music plays]
-♪ I am machine -♪ I am machine
♪ You can stop! You can find... ♪
♪ I know, baby It's time I... ♪
I got FYW.
[Jane] What does that stand for?
Brian knows, but not this Brian.
I know. What is that?
You'll have to figure out what I mean by that.
[music plays on stereo]
-All right, this one. -♪ Find your way
-FYW. - ♪ Find your way back home
♪ The island has my heart And that's why... ♪
[groovy, electronic music]
What are you still doing here? TikTok dance?
Shout-outs to my homie Connor Stank.
The name is just Connor Stank.
I named it after a childhood friend.
-[music plays on stereo] -[laughs] Just wait.
[Jane laughs]
-[horse neighing on stereo] -[all laugh]
♪ ...feels awesome Making those ♪
♪ He says I am loveable
Okay.
That sounds...
-That one is a fave. -[Jane] Mm-hmm.
Not a super fave, but a fave.
-"Snow Globe..." -[Jane] Mm-hmm.
...is a fave.
My note on it was, need a new chorus.
Yeah that's one, two, three.
I start a lot of them.
That's four top fives.
We need to pick one more for five.
I like "Island Girl." That's what I--
I wouldn't put that in my top five.
I want to I, I think that we should keep it in the mix
and you should keep working on it,
but I don't think it's a top five.
I don't think I have to make it top five.
No one said I had to.
[chuckles] I can't.
I still need to pick a top five.
I don't think that we have a top five.
I don't have a top five right now. I can't tell.
This is just order of-- [sighs]
We don't necessarily have to do top five.
We can just keep it to the top four.
We need to start zeroing in on stuff
for the last three Saturdays,
but we'll have two sessions a week
for the next three weeks that we can keep
writing new music, and that top five could very well change.
-[Jane] Yeah. -You know, tomorrow
That sounds good to me. Good job, Brian.
[both chuckle]
You guys wanna have any dinner?
♪ I can carry All my own shit ♪
♪ At least I think I can
[Jane] This place, this time has given us the clarity
that comes from being alone outside.
Even if you don't realize it's speaking to you
and it's calming you.
And I think that's why our music has gotten so ethereal.
♪ ...continually crumbling Into her ♪
♪ Original form
[Jane] This is like the warm embrace
of family being here and being out in these woods.
[Pam] I know exactly what you mean.
It's the feeling of, like, the island, sort of,
has me. You know, it's a great big piece of limestone
and energy can flow through it freely and easily.
[Brian] It does slow things down to be here.
I can get out in nature much more easily than I can,
you know, when we're back home in L.A.,
how it impacts my perception of time.
[Pam chuckles]
[all laugh hysterically]
-[Jane] Okay, dinner's ready. -Yeah.
Wrap that perception of time up.
[laughing continues]
[man narrating] Eight thousand years ago,
within the legend links of tribal man.
The three miles across the lake now
used to be a narrow river.
Four thousand years of melt and rain
filled the basin to brim.
Water burying the campsite by the waterfall.
If you doubt this myth,
try peering into the depths off midnight
[indistinct] Bay,
you might see profound glimpse in the depths,
mutating molecules twisting into light.
Then again, you might not.
[Brian] It's cold out there.
[Jane] It says it feels like negative seven.
[footsteps scraping over ice]
[wind howling]
[muffled thud]
Sounds hollow.
[crack]
Ooh! It hurts a little
You don't want your scarf?
No, it gets in the way of...
[breathes deeply]
...of this.
[Jane] There it is.
[airplane approaching]
[droning intensifies]
[crumble]
[gasps] Two.
Oh, my God. Three.
I'm actually okay.
Yeah, my fingers are-- my fingers are fine.
My toes are fine. It's really just my face.
-[sniffles] -[Jane] Right.
I could wrap this around.
I know I'm-- I'm-- I'm harping on this,
but your face, I could wrap it up
with this scarf.
-[Brian sniffs] -You have ice on your face.
You have actual ice on your face.
-Okay. -[laughs]
[Jane] There we go.
-[sniffing continues] -[Jane] You look great.
[airplane approaching]
-Great. Great. -That was a great one.
Let's call it, let's go get some more coffee.
[Jane] I tend to go for designs a little bit more abstract.
I have to work with a hole because it has to be a pendant.
And I don't... [sighs]
...want the hole to not be part of the design
because that feels sloppy.
All okay?
And this is the drill that I like to use.
We have to make a centerpunch.
Where do you want it?
[clattering]
Okay.
-Put it in. -Okay.
Okay. Just make sure you're holding it vertically.
[whirring]
Now-- So, that helps if you're pushing against something.
So watch it push in, watch...
-[Jane] Mm-hmm. -...this distance change.
Just coat the blade with a little bit of beeswax.
[saw rasps]
[Lee] Just light pressure. Let the tool do the work.
-[Jane] Yeah. -Or...
you can put a straw in your mouth and blow.
-That might be a little long. -[laughs]
-Here. Let's... -[laughter continues]
-[laughs] -[rasping]
Listen. You can actually hear each tooth
cutting away a little chip of metal.
I know, I like that.
-Very nice work. -Thanks, Dad.
[rasping continues]
There's not enough metal...
-[rasping] -[click]
[Jane whispers] Victory.
[music playing on earphones]
[breathes deeply]
[exhales deeply]
[horse neighs on earphones]
Well, hell yeah.
Yeah. Somebody in early in our career said,
"Are you making music for yourself,
or are you making it for other people?"
And you-- you can't really...
[click]
...do both fully.
It's like, "You know what?
People want to sing along to a chorus that's catchy."
[metal grating]
You can do a ton of wacky other stuff,
if they can just sing along to the chorus
and they can remember it and they like it.
[grating continues]
I think I'm going to get part of this rounded
from the final polishing.
Yeah, maybe I'll show Brian real quick.
-[smooches] -Wow.
-One more call, guys. -[airplane approaching]
Feel this, B.
[airplane passing overhead]
It's not polished.
I was leaving the-- the centre cuts more abrupt
and rounding the outside. See how smooth that feels.
[Lee] Defen--
I don't think-- What is his--
-Last name was Defender. -His last name is Defender.
All right. Last call.
[Brian] I'm coming to a point in my career, I think,
where I need to kind of make a decision.
Do I continue to pursue this thing
that has been the driving factor
for my entire adult life?
I think I need to at some point,
if we really want to make a run at this focus on our art.
And that's-- I need to figure out what that means.
I'm the tired-- I'm the most tired that
I've been potentially in my entire life.
And I'm ready for that to be over, I think.
[Lee] Crazy sunset.
[Jane vocalizing]
[Jane] You could just do it out here.
[strumming the guitar]
♪ Got a lot to say Just is not our day ♪
[singing indistinctly]
[Jane] We have learned how to and we are continuously learning
how to communicate with one another
in a way that is to the point and kind.
And what we've said is our relationship is our number one
and also our art's shit
if our relationship is not where it should be.
Can you bring up "Pendulum" on Spotify?
Yeah.
["Pendulum" playing on stereo]
I miss the hours that I wish
that I was practicing my instrument,
and practicing my writing abilities,
and that's what I would love to do more of.
♪ Don't feel like chewing On that right now ♪
I would love to get to a point where
I'm not thinking so much about streams and playlists.
And also have less worries of, like, rent.
♪ What happens next
Hit it.
♪ I've got a list beyond Atlantis ♪
[Jane] I remembered one of our original
benchmarks of the whole thing;
just doing music
we could walk into a grocery store,
get anything we want,
to walk into a grocery store and be like, "You know what?"
-Don't worry about it. -Yeah, don't worry about it.
You want two Gilbey's?
♪ Will you hold my hand
♪ When we leave the ground
[Brian] This right now is dope.
Yeah. And that that's something that
we ask each other off and on,
you know, "If this was it,
this was it, would you be happy with it?"
-[Brian] Yeah. -And I absolutely would.
We got a log lit.
-I got a beer in my hand. -We got a log,
-we got a beer. [laughs] -A roof over our heads.
-Like, "Man!" -We're chilling!
-What are we complaining about? -We're wearing fancy pants!
-Thumbs up for rock and roll. -[clap]
[engine cranks]
[engine running]
It's silent out here. You could be a spy.
I actually am a spy
and I have committed several crimes by now.
[engine cranking audio plays on stereo]
[engine running audio plays on stereo]
[music plays on stereo]
That's a good intro.
Hi. Hello. Hello.
Are we friends, a pair, or siblings?
-We got ringed up. -[chuckles]
[singing indistinctly]
[airplane passing overhead audio plays on stereo]
-Yeah, baby! -Tootsie.
Wowza, wowza!
I am on a TLC show.
But my husband left me for a plane.
-Sound. A plane sound. -[man 1 laughs]
You see, we were in a band
and things were going pretty well.
[scoffs] Little did I know
what was in store.
-[beep] -[chuckles]
[Brian speaks indistinctly]
[Jane] Piece of cheese.
[Jane] Cheese?
Love those what?
-Ooh. -[beep]
[engine cranking]
[wind howling]
I know you love this snack.
["I Am Machine" by Finkel playing]
[engine running]
♪ It's hard to get started
♪ I am machine
♪ Rip up the day Tear it to pieces ♪
♪ Lift up the kill Take a load off, baby ♪
♪ I got the juice
♪ It keeps me going lately
♪ And we'll go down Stone Cliff Road ♪
♪ To catch a better view
♪ It's all I ever wanted I am machine ♪
♪ I am machine
♪ It's all I ever wanted
♪ I am machine
♪ Pull to start Again and again ♪
♪ To be the master Of your own wind ♪
♪ Fuelled by What ignites within ♪
♪ And the road ahead Not yet driven ♪
♪Low hum, calm thumb, ride on
♪ Set sun, moon run Louisignon ♪
♪ You're all I ever wanted
♪ You're all I ever needed
♪ I am machine
♪ All I ever wanted
♪ All I ever needed
♪ I am machine
♪ It's all I ever wanted
♪ I am machine
- ♪ I am machine - ♪ I am machine
♪ It's all I ever wanted
♪ I am machine
[Lee] I like it.
[Jane speaking indistinctly]
This is a part of your work too.
[sighs deeply]
Oh, I am just mad at you...
If you're thinking to just walk down the whole hill by Michael.
From the year-- many years, many years,
[Pam] Yeah.
[man chuckles]
[Pam speaking indistinctly]
[Lee] I find I don't care.
[Pam] A level of care--
[Pam] Erases any level of caring.
-it's a good thing. -[Lee] Right.
Absolutely.
[Lee and Pam speaking indistinctly]
But sometimes, you just take some nice shots.
57.
-Oh, yeah. Three minutes. -I better clean.
[Jane] I know I'm going to...
[Pam speaking indistinctly]
[sighs deeply]
Here's "Pendulum" and I'm going to be playing it on
what is called an Omnichord.
This is an eighties' electronic harp.
In my humble opinion,
it is quite badass.
So, here we go.
[pop music playing on Omnichord]
[Brian] I think we all--
we all have that ability to flip from...
being very happy or sad and then living the opposite.
We all have that ability to do it.
We've all done it on this trip.
If you're doing a performative thing,
you get to have people watch you do it.
Yeah, I guess that flip becomes... [sighs]
...a lot more necessary
because I don't want my baggage to go home with anybody else.
♪ ...an answer to my problems
♪ They'll be there When I want them ♪
♪ But right now they're fine
[speaking indistinctly]
-Yeah, look at-- -Yeah, it's...
Yeah, a little chilly.
[indistinct]
♪ I'm stressed, but good Doing what I'm loving ♪
[Brian] When it's performance-based
and you can actually
let music do what it's intended to do,
which is heal and make people think and feel.
He's got it on the ice. Yep.
[Brian] It does that for me.
And that's why I can't stop doing it.
And that's why I think both of us can't stop doing it.
It's-- That is a happy place for the two of us.
It's a-- it's home, kind of like the island is.
♪...through incessant ringing
♪ Impossible to take sides
[engine cranking]
[Brian exhales deeply]
[engine running]
[Jane] Am I an islander?
So much of the identity was graduating from the school,
living here year-round.
And your level of commitment to the place.
I was really toiling over the idea of, "Am I an islander?
What will it feel like to be here?
Will it feel like I'm home?"
And I think that my definition has changed
about what being an islander is,
because I feel like this landscape
and myself know each other so well
and so intimately
and I feel cradled by it, even in the freezing cold.
Ice rock.
[man] Are you an islander?
[chuckles] I care less about "You're an islander," whatever.
That doesn't matter to me as long as they're--
they're happy seeing me...
[airplane passing overhead]
Because I used to consider myself an islander.
And now I don't really consider myself an islander
and I care so much less.
What the hell does it matter?
Self-identity is such a weird thing, anyways though.
"What am I? What am I not?"
When you just are what you do,
and you have probably the least idea of what you are,
I feel like that's how I feel about myself.
[Brian] Aye! There's the sun.
[Jane howling]
[Brian] Oh, yeah.
Come on.
Come on. Fucking cut.
-[man] Yeah. -[Jane] Wow.
Oh, Lord.
It's a little nerve-wracking.
The tourists take the main trail.
Then there's a little cut-off. It cuts above.
Cuts off like a third of the way.
You and I will be front and back.
[man 2] We'll be ahead of you if there's any slushy spots
or anything, we'll tell you.
-[Jane] All right. -[Brian] Great, great, great.
-[man 2] Okay. -[Hugh] You ready?
[man] Let's do it.
[engines stops]
-[Jane] Go for it. -Thanks.
[Jane] One's for the Super Bowl.
[Brian] Thanks.
[indistinct conversation]
[Hugh] We're drinking gauntlets.
[speaking indistinctly]
[man 2] Cheers to healthy, happy.
-[Jane] Here we are. -Yeah.
[Jane] Wow.
Yeah, in the spring, it gets probably canned and pre-frozen.
Then water runs through it.
[engine races]
♪ I know it's not the end But it's not the beginning ♪
♪ Try not to count the days
♪ But I have since we landed
[Jane] When we first had the idea for this,
it was a lot about calming our hearts and just playing.
[Hugh] You could-- you could park a truck on here.
[Jane] Before like everybody else,
we were grinding, but
I was feeling quite lost.
[Brian] When you are out in L.A.,
when we're grinding and we're doing
what a lot of musicians and artists are doing out there,
people are telling you,
"You got to do this to take your career to this place."
You kind of forget that you get to make this up.
You get to call the shots.
You get to be the one that is driving the car.
♪ If all we have is now And all I do is count down ♪
♪ It slips through my fingers
♪ If all we have is now
[Jane] A piece of advice that
I would like to remind myself of is that...
the things that are special,
beautiful, important,
and that you hearken back to are only that way
because you've decided that they were.
Otherwise, it could just be any day.
But choosing to believe that
your life is beautiful and interesting
is the only thing that will make it so.
Oh, yeah. I am grateful for that advice.
-I'll remind you in five years. -Okay.
♪ The more I stand still The more I can say ♪
♪ Tomorrow wants to rob today
[man narrating] Triad.
Glowing orange Arcturus in the west,
burning blue Vega at the top,
giant red Antares in the south.
These three stars will shine triangulate
in the Mackinac summer sky
the rest of your earthly life.
[Jane laughs]
Gouda!
Yeah! Boom-boom!
[music plays]
♪ Provolone and gouda Makes my heart melt-a ♪
♪ Give your fondue to me
[vocalizing]
♪ All of that she says
♪ Milk, milk, [indistinct] Chop 'em up, chop 'em up ♪
♪ Grilled cheese!
♪ Cream cheese
♪ Macaroni and cheese
♪ Stuffed potatoes... Loaded ones ♪
♪ And cheese sticks, The pulling kind ♪
♪ And cheese little cubes
Yep. Destined for success.
["Snow Globe"]
♪ Eyes closed