Broadway Melody of 1940
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Boy, are you full of jokes!
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- Hello.
- Hello, King. This is Clare again.

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I just called back to say
I'm sorry about tonight.

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But...
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That was a silly excuse I gave you
about having a headache...

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... but we do have a tough day
tomorrow and...

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But...
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Don't argue with me, King.
Just say I'm forgiven.

:47:35
Well, at least say something.
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I love you, Clare.
:47:58
What a stupid guy!
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Y'all sure been mighty sweet
to poor little lonesome Emmy Lou.

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All alone up North,
not knowing nobody.

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Why, it's a pleasure.
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- Hi, Emmy Lou.
- Hello, honey.

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I thought you didn't know anybody
up North.

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Why, he's an old friend of mine
from the South, sugar.

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Y'all know what it means down South
when a gentleman gives a lady a cape?

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She gives it back again.
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Lordy, no, sugar! It means
he's got to give her a ring.

:48:41
Hello, honey. It sure is!
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Why, I declare, sugar,
this place is full of Southerners.

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- Southerners?
- Makes me feel so safe.

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It's getting powerful warm here.
I mean, for the North.

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I declare, you're the strangest man.
Just like I heard you was.

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- Did you hear about me?
- Lordy, yes, sugar.


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