Boys Town
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Am I late?
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If ever in the world a man was on time.
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Now, everybody sing.
:21:08
Jingle bells, Jingle bells
Jingle all the way

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Oh, what fun it is to ride
In a one horse open sleigh

:21:36
- Thank you, Father.
- Hello, Dave.

:21:38
Hello, I came over as soon as I could.
:21:40
What's up?
:21:41
Now, let's get out of here, Dave.
It's pretty noisy.

:21:43
Several new boys came in last week.
We're suffocating here.

:21:46
Now, look, Eddie, just what do you want?
:21:48
Dave, it's grand to see you.
:21:50
You certainly have had a wonderful year,
haven't you?

:21:53
It's been a wonderful year for both of us.
:21:55
- Did you pay all your bills last month?
- Yes, sure. Most of them.

:21:58
Skinny, what did I tell you
about biting your nails?

:22:00
A few little odds and ends,
but I'll get the money for that.

:22:02
That's what I was afraid of.
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No, Dave,
that isn't why I wanted to see you.

:22:05
No, I want you to take me for a little drive.
I want to show you something.

:22:08
I'm a busy man.
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That's just it, Dave.
Now, you've been working too hard...

:22:12
with the new store and everything.
A little drive in the country will relax you.

:22:15
Just what you need.
Just what we both need.

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- Bye, Father Flanagan.
- Goodbye, boys.

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Now remember what I told you.
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Lovely country, isn't it?
:22:46
Over 200 acres here of rich, fine soil.
:22:49
You could really live and breathe out here.
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- What about it?
- I want to buy it.

:22:52
Now, look, Dave, I can get it cheap.
Just look at it, Dave.

:22:56
We could build a real town
for the boys here.

:22:58
They could have gardens, dormitories,
gymnasiums, classrooms...


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