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Eileen and her mom Joan talking in the living room. Joan is finally
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Eileen. Mom, are you feeling ok?
Joan. No sweetie, I’m not feeling well. (grabs her hand) Listen baby, I’m sorry about what I said to you. You were right. I need to get over that stuff. I’m going to try to slow down on the drinking and get my life back in order.
Eileen. I’m proud of you Mom. You are going to be ok
Joan. I remember that you were trying to tell me something. It seemed like something was bothering you and you needed to talk to me.
Eileen. Yes, mom. There’s something I want to say. (takes a deep breath) I’m gay. I like girls.
Joan. Are you sure? Maybe you are just confused. How do you know for sure?
Eileen. Well, when I see pretty girls, I get these tingles all over and when I see handsome boys, I don’t.
Joan. I see. So if you know this about yourself, what’s the
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The song list are suggestions only and can be adapted according to licensing. The music is previously published music from the 1980s. Grand rights must be obtained through Easy Song.
For licensing inquiries, please contact Philip Streva at philip@strevaproductions.com
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