(Jim)
It's a lovely day today
so whatever you've got to do
you've got a lovely day to do it in

(Lila)
That's true.

(Jim)
And I hope whatever you've got to do
is something that can be done by two.

(Lila)
Though I'd really like to stay... (Spoken-
Jim, I need to tell I can't..)

(Jim)
It's a lovely day today

(Lila - spoken)
That's interesting

(Jim)
So whatever we've got to do I'd be so happy to be doing it with you.

(Lila)
But if I've got something that must be done and it can only be done by one there is nothing more to say.
(Jim)
Except it's a lovely day for saying.

(Both)
It's a lovely day.

(Jim)
It's a lovely day today if there is something that must be done
don't forget two heads are better than just one.

(Lila)
But perhaps whatever I've got to do is something that should be done by you.

(Jim)
Done by two.
If it is then you could stay.

(Lila -Spoken)
Jim, I'm sorry. I can't do this.
I can't just walk away like you did.
I know myself I can live with a lot of things, but I can't live out here with all these vegetables.

(Jim - spoken)
But, this was our dream.

(Lila - spoken)
Your dream Jim. Not mine.
(Jim - Spoken)
Well, can I at least drive you to the train?

(Lila - Spoken)
The cab is waiting for me around the corner.
Good luck Jim, I mean that.

(Louise - spoken)
She didn't have any bags.

(Jim - spoken)
I know Louise.

(Louise)
It's a lovely day today, and whatever you've got to do
I'd be so happy to be doing it with you.

(Louise and Jim)
It's a lovely day.