>> dicky: from hollywood, it's "jimmy kimmel live"! tonight bill hader, from "lady dynamite," maria bamford, and music from dnce, with cleto and the cletos. and now, you've got it, here jimmy kimmel! [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: hi. very nice. i'm jimmy, i'm the host of the show. thanks for watching. thanks for coming out to see us. welcome for those of you who are visiting. welcomto

the lakers, home of the clippers, neither of whom won the nba championship this year which is why we didn't have a parade today. there's a big parade in cleveland today to celebrate the city's first major sports title in like 800 years. and a weird thing happened. nobody showed up. it was just j.r. smith on top of a pickup truck. maybe they didn't get the word out, i don't know. maybe they didn't know they were supposed to have a parade. actually, it's quite the opposite. more than a million fans congregated to celebrate their team, lebron james and the cleveland cavaliers. the last time there was this much excitement in the streets of cleveland was when lebron james left cleveland and more than a million fans gathered in the streets to burn his jersey. [ cheers and applause ] but all is forgiven. and then some. the parade was two hours long. lebron scored 43 points, 11 rebounds, 12 assists. he can't help himself. the media was out in full force. everyone was there.

reporting goes for whomever runs the audio for "sports center" on espn. take a look. >> everyone loves a parade. and that's never been more true than in cleveland today. tell us about the scene today. what are you seeing? [ silence ] >> apparently dave can't hear us. >> but he is nodding that the scene is electric. >> jimmy: maybe he was electrocuted. i don't know. why is he nodding? what is he nodding at? we'll never know, i guess. this is an exciting time for cleveland. first the nba championship and next month the republican national convention. donald trump is getting ready. he's been stepping up his attacks on hillary clinton. he just launched a new website called lying, crooked hillary.com. which i tried to go on like five times today. every time i only got a blank page.

i told them not to hire the guys who set up the obama care website. he didn't listen. [ cheers and applause ] yesterday donald trump had a meeting with evangelical leaders, religious leaders. and he questioned hillary clinton and president obama's faiths. as you know, trump is very religious, very christian. he likes his testament the way he likes his wives, new. but as for hillary, trump said he warned these guys, he said the public doesn't know anything about her in terms of her religion, whereas we do know that he is a man of deep faith. in fact, his faith is so deep you can barely see any sign of it. his faith is like one of these see-through fish at the very, very bottom of the ocean. you know the ones that are invisible because no light ever touches their bodies? that's how deep donald trump's faith is. he's like a clean shaven jesus with beautiful hair. trump will be in scotland on friday to si

in the middle of his campaign. he's something else. he's always up to something. it's hard to keep track what was he's doing and saying. we've been slowing him down to half speed to give us a chance to catch up. it's very helpful. [ slow speed ] >> americans, americans, the people we love, americans. america first. make our country great again. americans. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: meanwhile hillary clinton's campaign is getting a boost from her former rival, president obama. obama is giving her his e-mail list. this is the list of donors that he used during his campaigns in 2008 and 2012. he's turning that all over to her. what a great idea. she's had amazing luck with e-mails in the past. this should work out perfectly.

[ laughter ] >> jimmy: you know the dirty superheros we have in the street? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: they lure you into taking a photo and then they ask you for a tip. they have them in new york too, in times square. they've been having a lot of problems with them. there's been violence and fights. all kinds of crazy stuff. a new rule went into effect. that forces these characters, they now have to stand inside a color coded rectangle in designated costume zones. >> earlier this month the city transportation department started painting the designated zones which were about eight by 50 feet. it's meant to limit the area where costumed characters and disputers alike can pose for pictures. colby dawson asked us to take a picture of him and lady liberty. but he wasn't expecting to pay. >> are you asking for money to take the picture? >> i asked him to give me $1. >> that is okay with you? >> it's okay with me.

i work for money. i have to pay for parking. i pay taxes. >> jimmy: the statue of liberty has to pay for parking. that's not right. the characters don't like it. they say it makes them feel like they're in jail, which may most likely look sooner or later. so in a way this is actually good practice. for now they're in a rectangle. eventually they're be confined to a manhole on 42nd. this is not from new york, far from it. a woman from alabama shot some video of a snake -- well, you'll see. >> hi, mr. snake. you're a long boy. that's the snake skin we saw. it was yours. huh? i'm going to touch you on the tail and see what you do. whoa. you're mean. you're a bad snake. aah! he bit at my phone. [ laughter ] [ applause ]

room knew how that was going to end, and, yet, we were still surprised. guillermo, you did something kind of scary today, didn't you? >> guillermo: very scary. >> jimmy: guillermo, there's a new attraction opening here in l.a. on saturday. it's called oue sky space l.a. it's a big draw. it's a glass side. it's on the side of this building. it's like you're in the middle of the air. you slide down this thing. it's on the 70th floor. they offered me one of the first official rides, so i said yes, guillermo would love to do that. [ laughter and applause ] >> guillermo: you do it, jimmy. >> jimmy: i'm not doing it. i'm not going up there. are you afraid of heights? >> guillermo: yes. >> jimmy: as a favor to guillermo, i gave him the opportunity to face one of his fears today on the sky slide. >> guillermo: hi, it's me guillermo. i'm here at oue sk

and they have this thing called sky slide. i'm going to go on top of the building and then go outside and then i'm going to slide. it's a terrible idea -- super idea. but i'm going to do it. well, i'm going to try it. thank you, jimmy kimmel. i'm going to go get a drink first. [ bleep ] you, jimmy kimmel. i'm drinking my special coffee. beer. what floor are we going to, guys? >> 54. >> guillermo: 54. now we go to another elevator. like going through immigration. go in one door, go through another door. what floor are we going to again? >> 70. >> guillermo: 70? ai-yi-yi. 70. okay.

i still think this is one of the dumbest idea we ever done on the show. for sure two things are going to happen. one, i'm going to close my eyes. second, i'm going to [ bleep ] my pants. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> guillermo: it's too high. and how thick is the glass? >> the glass is three ply and it's about an inch and a quarter thick in total. >> guillermo: john, i want to ask you a private question. if this is a white man idea? >> i'll have to say that there were many of us involved in creating this. good luck. >> jimmy: will you go with me? >> unfortunately, no. >> you're going to come over here and have a seat on the mat.

i'll give you the instructions. come on. don't be afraid. >> guillermo: you sure? >> yeah. it's only 1,000 feet above l.a. >> guillermo: oh, [ bleep ]. don't tell me that again. okay. i hope this thing is like sex, real fast. >> i promise you'll be fine. [ applause ] >> guillermo: okay. all right. [ bleep ]. i'm going to close my eyes. okay. okay. [ bleep ]. >> you have to keep all the way on the rug. >> guillermo: yeah. >> wait. where are you going? >> guillermo: ai-yi-yi. just to think about it. you know, this is a stupid idea, but [ bleep ]. i'm going to use the restroom first. [ laughter ] >> guillermo: tell my wife and my son that i love them, and if you see beyonce too, tell her i love her. >> i'll be sure to tell her. all right. enjoy.

[ cheers ] >> guillermo: ahhhh! ohhhh! [ bleep ]! i hope we got it. i'm not doing it again. there you go. i hope you got it. i'm done. ready for a beer. >> jimmy: see that? you did a good job. [ cheers and applause ] was it fun? >> guillermo: it was okay. >> jimmy: would you like to do it again tomorrow? >> guillermo: no way. >> jimmy: thank you, guillermo. we have to take a break. when we come back, we have some amazing technology to show you. a professor from stanford came up with a facial transforming software that you have to see to believe, and you will see it. when we come back. stick around. we'll be right back. [ cheers and applause ] ♪

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[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi there, welcome back. tonight on the show, music from dnce. from "lady dynamite", maria bamford is here. first i'm joined by a visiting assistant professor from stanford university working on a project called face 2 face. this is collaboration between whom? who is collaborating on this? >> there's the university in germany, the lang institute in germany, and stanford university. that's where i'm from. >> jimmy: you've been working on this how long? >> approximately half a year with a full team of five people. >> jimmy: i saw your video on youtube and asked you to come here. you were kind enough to come down and take some time away from this project to do this. before we explain how this works -- not that we'll understand any of it. let's show people what's going on.

>> you look in the camera, and you're going to show something right now. >> jimmy: okay. looking in the camera. and now i am -- hello, everybody, i'm the heavyweight champion of the world. mr. mike tyson. my eyebrows work and everything. look at that. so i can become mike tyson. maybe you know me from my feature film, "the hangover"? or perhaps you know me better as the man who bit another man's ears off his head. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: this is a dream come true for me. wow. i've never felt more physically invinigerated than right now. [ applause ] >> jimmy: so this is a very simple -- well, it's not simple, obviously. but you just do a little scan and you're on -- this could really cause

for mike tyson personally. why is he mimicking everything i say? hi, mike. how you doing? wow, that's unbelievable. you can put my face on anybody's head? >> pretty much. the only thing we need is a youtube video of like 20 seconds or so. approximately. like when the person is like talking in an interview or so. then you have some little did it of preprocessing going on and we're going to show that right now on a different one. >> jimmy: okay, all right, very good. >> let's see what we got. >> jimmy: let's see. this takes just a couple seconds. >> what's happening is we're loading the video right now, and what we do is reconstruct a 3-d mesh of your face and the target face, in this case mike tyson. and we compute the difference between your facial expressions and his facial expressions. then all we do is rerun the video and also edit the video in realtime. >> jimmy: are you the most handsome professor in the world? [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: going to get you on "the bachelor." >> hopefully.

>> jimmy: put you on "the bachelor," oh my god. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: you wouldn't need 25 girls. you could just make them in your laboratory. [ laughter ] >> all right, all right, all right. >> jimmy: all right. okay. that's me? >> that's you. what we're going to do right now is reconstruct your face. >> jimmy: good. >> on one side you see the original video. if you look in the camera right now, we take three pictures of you. the first one, look a little bit to the right. a little to the left. now in the background what's going on right now, we reconstruct your face and figure out your beard. that's important to us. >> jimmy: thank you. it looks great, by the way. >> we love it. >> jimmy: thank you. >> all the other guys, i should ask you to shave your beard, actually. >> jimmy: no. i will shave my body but never my beard. [ laughter ] [ cheers and applause ] >> all right. now on the other side right here you see essentially a synthetic face of yourself, and you can see that rig

overlay stuff on it. we track your face as you move it around. >> jimmy: i'm playing myself right now? >> you are. >> jimmy: what's that on my face? >> that's from a top-tier conference where we submit all this cool stuff. >> jimmy: okay. wow. look at that. all right. >> okay. so now we do the next thing. and if you hold still for a moment. >> jimmy: okay. >> just look at the side of the camera and let's see what we've got right now. all right. >> jimmy: hello, this is karl malone from the utah jazz. [ cheers and applause ] hey, everybody. what's up? what's happening? what's your name? scientist dude? where are you from? what's that accent? where's that from? i'm talking to you. >> me? [ laughter ] >> he's a great guy. i really like him. >> jimmy: you know him? >> not personally. now i do.

that's right. karl malone love bratwurst. that's what you eat over in germany, bratwurst? why they call it bratwurst? it should be called brat good. that's how good it is. let's go on the street and see if we can find someone who wants to talk to karl malone. guillermo, ask him if he wants to talk to karl malone. ask the guy. >> guillermo: you want to talk to karl malone? >> i do. >> jimmy: what's your name? >> joey. >> jimmy: where are you from? >> san antonio, texas. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: joey, karl malone play your spurs many time with the utah jazz. those were some good battles. karl malone got his elbows up in tim duncan's head. what's your question for karl malone, joey? >> my question is, what type of women are you into? >> jimmy: oh, karl malone like all kind of women. karl malone like black women, white women, women from all countries all over the world, women with one leg.

>> jimmy: that's right. karl malone call them hoppy women. karl malone love all kind of women. this is exciting talking to karl malone, ain't it? >> yes. >> jimmy: it's exciting for karl malone to talk to joey too. okay, joey. you keep going. okay? >> i sure will. >> jimmy: all right, then. give guillermo a kiss on the cheek for me. come on now. yeah, there we go. oh, that's good. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that's awesome. you know what we ought to do? maybe we should let bill hader try it. he actually knows how to do impersonations. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: tonight's show we have music from dnce, from "lady dynamite" maria bamford is here. and we'll be right back with bill hader. stick around. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ mr. ingalls, he's not studying over here!

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>> jimmy: tonight, from "lady dynamite" on netflix, maria bamford is here. then, this is their latest e.p. it's called "sway," dnce from the samsung outdoor stage. tomorrow night, kevin nealon will be here. $dj khaled will join us with the keys. and we'll have music from christina aguilera. please join us for that. [ cheers and applause ] it's been said many times that haters are gonna hate hate hate. but our first guest brings nothing but joy and frivolity wherever he goes. his new movie comes from steven spielberg. disney's "the bfg" opens july 1st. please say hello to bill hader. [ cheers and applause ] >> thank you. a nice group of people.

>> jimmy: they are nice. they've been vetted, and they are nice. >> they're very nice. >> jimmy: you're nice for being here too. i assumed you'd be in cleveland with your best friend lebron james at the parade. >> no. i'm not a sports fan. >> jimmy: not at all? >> not at all. apparently people were on twitter when lebron got hurt and were like someone get bill hader in there. i was getting texts like are you seeing this? i was at home watching a documentary about jocko pistorius, the bass player from the weather report. i was like is everyone as big of a weather report fan as i am? people are like, are you seeing this? yeah, this is crazy, what an insane life. >> jimmy: you've not kept in close touch with lebron since shooting the film? >> no. >> jimmy: how about that? that's disappointing. >> just to bum everyone out. i'm not a doctor, either. >> jimmy: you're not? i

at something. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: do people, when they see you in public, do they want you to do your characters? do they start doing your characters to you? >> yeah. yeah. that's weird. >> jimmy: that's good times. >> i don't like that. >> jimmy: you don't like it? >> i get that a lot, people a coming up to me. but the one i get -- i usually get mistaken for other people. >> jimmy: really? >> i've had so many people come up and go, "i love last man on earth, i love that show." i'm like that's not me. i'll let them know. >> jimmy: hey, it's dwight from "the office." >> i'm not dwight. >> jimmy: you aren't? who else aren't you? >> the weirdest one was a guy who came up and said yo, i love "the stand." and i go, do you think i'm steven king? he was like, you're not? i'm like he's, like, 70 years

old! i went home and i told my wife that. she's like, he's 70 years old and creepy-looking. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: there he is. yeah. [ cheers and applause ] >> hey, guys. >> jimmy: probably because you do something people so well. think of it that way. i think this is a crazy thing. i'd love to know the story behind this. you got a credit in "star wars" the most recent "star wars" movie as a voice consultant to bb8? >> yeah. the little guy. j.j. abrams called me and said, hey, man, do you want to do a voice in "star wars"? i said sure, yeah. oh my gosh. i came over and he didn't tell me it's basically the new r2-d2 character. i came in and he started playing the movie for me. it was really cool. i started trying things to do picture, and i'd not seen the movie.

first time i've ever seen it and i'm in a booth going oh, my god, harrison ford is back, oh, my god. oh, princess leia too, how did you get them all back? j.j.! this is so cool! all right, we can't use any of that. but it ended up being i did a bunch of bad voices, and then it ended up being an ipad j.j. had hooked up to the peter frampton talk box. >> jimmy: oh yeah. >> like a tube. so that's what that is. he's going [ making noises ] and i'm going [ making noises ] so we did the whole thing. >> jimmy: is your voice in there at all? >> no. i'm a consultant. >> jimmy: oh well, that's nice. >> it's nice. he's just a nice person just to give me a credit. i think he's just -- j.j. abrams is

knew i was a big "star wars" fan. it was the giant surprise. i didn't know about it. i was watching the movie and my name came up. now i could have my own booth at comic-con forever. >> jimmy: you could. i was a consultant on bb8. >> jimmy: j.j. abrams you kind of worked with. i don't know if that technically qualifies. but steven spielberg is a guy you work with in this movie which we're going to see a clip from the movie when we come back. it's mind boggling to me that this happened. this -- it's even more impressive than the technology that turned me into karl malone. >> i don't know. same thing, a super hot german dude onset. >> jimmy: that's right. >> everybody was like, oh, boy. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: he's a professor. when we come back, we'll see a clip from the "bfg," bill hader's new movie.

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>> jimmy: that is bill hader as a giant. "the bfg." it opens july 1st. that's pretty crazy looking. i think we take this for granted how unbelievable that looks. >> i know. it's unreal, and we all have these weird suits with polka dots on it. sounds like we were all in your jammies. i was trained by this guy, terry. we all went to giant school. >> jimmy: for real? >> yeah. we learned to walk like giants. >> jimmy: why does terry know how to walk like a giant? >> i don't know. >> jimmy: terry just knows. >> it was like, we got terry. hey, guys. i'll teach you how to walk like giants, all right? >> jimmy: how do you walk like a giant? >> you have to, like, basically like you have a bad back. basically like john elway. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: that's a good reference for a nonsports fan. >> boom.

my dad is like here at home. >> jimmy: did you work with steven spielberg. was he on the set? >> yeah. that was crazy. i'm a huge film nerd. >> jimmy: i know you are. did you pepper him with questions? >> immediately. people were like, be cool. just be cool. immediately i'm like, we're going to start from the beginning. your first film was "duel." dennis weaver. what was it like working with dennis weaver? i was worse than james lipton. had a giant thing of cards. he's like, trying to work here. >> jimmy: we'd like to do another transformation if we could. mathias has set up arnold schwarzenegger. >> dreamy-ass mathias. >> jimmy: arnold schwarzenegger is an impression that you do. >> yeah. used to be a guy i worked for. i was a p.a. on a show called "collateral damage." and i was arnold schwarzenegger's p.a. >> jimmy: and you got along with him? >> yes.

>> jimmy: all right. well, is there anything special bill has to do to prepare for this? does he have to look into the camera? >> a little bit to the right. yes, perfect. >> this is really hot, matias. >> jimmy: you got him? is he captured? >> it's reconstructing. >> jimmy: you've been captured. all right. let's put arnold schwarzenegger up. >> okay, and now we should try to talk a little bit. >> jimmy: okay. >> hey. >> jimmy: wow. >> i'm bill. remember me? it's me. remember? >> jimmy: wow. >> you used to work for me. that's scary. >> jimmy: yeah. >> all right. in that movie, his catch phrase was, "open up the door, there's a bomb in there." [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: that was his catch phrase? >> i opened up the door --

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[ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: hi, there. we're back. still to come, music from dnce. like so many popular shows these days, our next guest plays a bipolar woman who returns home to live with her parents in l.a. after six months in a mental health facility. this is a comedy.

it is streaming on netflix now. please welcome maria bamford. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ >> jimmy: how you doing? >> good. >> jimmy: your show is very funny. i watched, i think four or five episodes of it last weekend with my wife, and we enjoyed it. it's very strange, but breezy and fun, and part that i wonder about, and i want to ask you about, supposedly it's based on your real life, but it doesn't seem like it could be based on anyone's real life. >> yes, there's a surreal aspect to it. some parts of it are completely real, like the psychiatric facilities, i tried to make them more depressing. psych wards are like an art director came in and said let's break some more chairs, let's take pieces of the puzzles out of all the puzzles and put a

line of six people waiting for a little sack of graham crackers. in electric green gripper socks. >> jimmy: that's the real -- >> that's the real situation. it's more cheerful, i think. than the actual scene. >> jimmy: and i think the audience is a little uncomfortable now, but it's true. [ laughter ] >> i'm so sorry. >> jimmy: don't be sorry. you're the one that had to go in there. >> i know. >> jimmy: we should be more supportive. >> yes. [ cheers and applause ] >> and i didn't want to go in myself. because i was so worried what if somebody finds out, and this is what happens if somebody finds out. i was in the psych ward. a woman came up to me and said, i actually know you not personally but from comedy, and i want to let you know, this is totally confidential, and i would never tell -- i would never tell anyone -- um, i won a county stamped gown and gripper

you tell whoever the hell you want. all is lost. >> jimmy: you definitely made lemonade out of the situation with this television show. >> yes, thank god. >> jimmy: it's called "lady dynamite." why is it called "lady dynamite"? >> i think it's a joke on the fact that i do not have very much energy now that i'm properly medicated, and -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: your parents on the show are played by mary kate place and ed baggily junior. two great actors. do your real parents -- were they happy that they're played by these people? >> yes. my dad thought he should have the role. >> jimmy: he wanted to play himself? >> yeah. he felt like at least he should have gotten an audition, and my mom was just grateful that the mom was so thin. my mom is a lifelong weight watchers member, and is constantly obsessed with points. >> jimmy: with points, yeah, right. >> she's so enraged over that mcdonald's ice cream cone that

oh, how terrible. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: they changed the recipe? >> no. i think it's just the unfairness of life sometimes. >> jimmy: you got married recently as well? >> yes. yes. >> jimmy: congratulations. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: what is your husband's name? >> scott. he's a painter. he has a show this weekend at a college. he's a delight. we met on okay cupid. >> jimmy: for real? i didn't know people still went on ok cupid. i guess they do. >> i know. i was an older bride. what is, is it a specter from the attic? we met about three years ago. i'm sure there's something else people use now as a technology. >> jimmy: you hear about match.com. i don't know if people go on e-harmony. tinder is one of them. >> i did e-harmony. pricey, and a lot of christians.

>> jimmy: oh, really. >> that's all i'm going to say. nothing against christianity, but come on now. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what did you -- your profiles matched up? how does that work? >> we had a 98% similarity rate, and i think the kicker was that i changed my profile name. i initially had something more vague. i had funny, thoughtful, and that cast too wide a net, and so i changed it to hog book. [ laughter ] >> jimmy: what? >> which, i love words, and i like those two words together. i don't like the idea of writing a book about a hog, but just calling it a hog book, one guy. >> jimmy: one match? >> that was that. >> jimmy: wow. he loves a good hog book. what is the 2%? have you determined the 2% difference between you? >> i think it's the part where i like to tear open packages of food and leave caps off beverages and leave them around,

and he's said kindly and sweetly many times, why? and i explained that i'm a raccoon. i need to get in there, get what's good, be on my way. [ laughter ] [ applause ] >> jimmy: well, the show is very, very funny. >> thank you so much. >> jimmy: congratulations on that and the hog book and the marriage and really everything. maria bamford, her show "lady dynamite" is on netflix. we'll be right back with dnce. >> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung.

>> dicky: the "jimmy kimmel live" concert series is presented by samsung. >> jimmy: i'd like to thank bill hader, maria bamford, and apologize to matt damon, we ran out of time. "nightline" is next. but first, their e.p. is called "sway," here with the song "toothbrush" -- dnce!

[ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ ♪ baby you don't have to rush you can leave a toothbrush at my place at my place ♪ ♪ we don't need to keep it hush you can leave a toothbrush at my place at my place ♪ ♪ stuck in a limbo half hypnotized each time i let you stay the night stay the night ♪ ♪ up in the morning tangled in sheets we play the moment on repeat on repeat ♪ ♪ when you're standing there in your underwear and my t-shirt from the night before ♪ ♪ with your messed up hair and your feet still bare would you mind closing the bedroom door ♪

♪ baby you don't have to rush you can leave a toothbrush at my place at my place ♪ ♪ we don't need to keep it hush you can leave a toothbrush at my place at my place ♪ ♪ 'cause i just i just can't let you go give me something i never know ♪ ♪ so baby you don't have to rush you can leave a toothbrush at my place at my place ♪ ♪ no need to question next time we meet ♪ ♪ i know you're coming home with me home with me ♪ ♪ sweat like a sauna break out the ice i know you're gonna stay the night stay the night ♪ ♪ when you're standing there in

from the night before ♪ ♪ with your messed up hair and your feet still bare would you mind closing the bedroom door ♪ ♪ baby you don't have to rush you can leave a toothbrush at my place at my place ♪ ♪ we don't need to keep it hush you can leave a toothbrush at my place at my place ♪ ♪ 'cause i just i just can't let you go give me something i never know ♪ ♪ so baby you don't have to rush you can leave a toothbrush at my place at my place ♪ ♪ i don't want this to end and there's no need to play pretend ♪ ♪ if you stay with me again would you mind closing the bedroom door ♪ ♪ baby you don't have to rush you can leave a toothbrush at my place at my place ♪ ♪

♪ ♪ i don't want this to end and there's no need to play pretend ♪ ♪ if you stay with me again would you mind closing the bedroom door ♪ ♪ baby you don't have to rush you can leave a toothbrush at my place at my place ♪ ♪ we don't need to keep it hush you can leave a toothbrush at my place at my place ♪ ♪ 'cause i just i just can't let you go give me something i never know ♪ ♪ so baby you don't have to rush you can leave a toothbrush at my place at my place ♪

♪ ♪ seeing you walk around you're so serious ♪ ♪ go out just be cool we're just getting started ♪ ♪ get started on the masterpiece get started on the masterpiece ♪ ♪ you should get wrong with me you should get wrong with me ♪ ♪ keep a real-life fantasy keep a real-life fantasy ♪ ♪ moving so carefully starting to live dangerously ♪ ♪

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