Take That's 'Julie' - a serenade from Barry to his love.
Julie, what's your problem?
Won't you tell me, what's going on?
Is it cause our kitchen, our kitchen's too dark?
You've been down, down, down too long.
You used to sing sha lalalalala I want a garden, sing, sha lalalalala I do.
There's Watttyy outside, and she's gardening now, for you, for you.
Julie, come to your window.
I'm going to knock it out for you.
It's not a good thing, we need a door.
So come on change change change, come through the door.
You used to sing sha lalalalala I want a garden, sing, sha lalalalala I do.
There's Watttyy outside and she's gardening for you.
Why why why do you cry cry cry?
You should know by now that Wattty's gone to work.
Call the builders, let's begiiiin.
You should know now that the garden is for you, that the flowers grow for you.
You used to sing sha lalalalala I want a garden, sha lalalalala I do.
The planners are outside and they're coming now, for you, for you.
Goodbye Julie sha lalalalala I'll miss you, sing, sha lalalalala I will.
There's police outside and they're taking me to jail, to jail.
Sha lalalalala I miss you, sha lalalalala I do.
Cue expressive dance with heartfelt Barry/Julie moments.
- audience view a glimmer of humanity in Barry and Julie as, hands outstretched towards one another, they are separated for ever by, ironically, an iron door on stage