Charles Flores

And then the story ends, I think it's 21 months later.

She reads that he's going to the chair.

As she gets in her brand new Mercedes Benz, the road goes on forever and the party never ends.

So yeah, it's a pretty dramatic song.

It's great though, right?

Yeah, it's great.

It's great.

It's great.

When you get up, when you're given an active execution day, there's two death rows.

There's the death row where the majority of the guys are there, and it's like suspended animation almost because you don't have the active execution day, right?

So you're going through the appeals process that's running, so you're kind of, quote, safe.

You're really never safe here, but you allow yourself to believe that because I'm not going to die next month or six months from now or next year, you know, whatever, however, however.

Then there's the other death row, which is the true death row, which is you have an active execution day.

And when you have the execution day, you're put on death watch.

And it's a section of cells, seven on the bottom, seven on the top, where all the guys that had this pending execution date are housed.

And in these cells...

They have a camera in the corner.

So they're monitoring you.

They're watching you 24 hours a day, seven days a week to make sure you don't hurt yourself so you'll be alive in time for them to murder you.

You understand?