For Whom the Bell Tolls
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Many things tire me.
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And one of them
is to be old and ugly.

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And another is to see a boy panic
when I joke that I might kiss him.

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It's not true. You didn't see that.
- What d' you know, with your face?

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I have an evil temper today,
and I'm jealous.

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How foolish.
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I'm an ugly old woman,
and I love you very much, child.

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I love you too. You're not ugly.
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Go on, I'm not ugly!
I was born ugly.

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Do you know how an ugly woman feels?
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Do you know what it is
to be ugly all your life

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and feel beautiful in here?
- You are beautiful.

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Try to use your head
and not your heart, and listen.

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I'm telling you things of much
interest. Does it interest you?

:53:59
María's right.
- Two of a kind!

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You are a prize for any woman.
If you'd ever let go of yourself.

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And this one...
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this one is a gift to any man,
if she could cook a little better.

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Give me a cigarette and listen.
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Life is very curious.
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I would have made a good man,
but I'm all woman and all ugly.

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Yet many men have loved me.
Is that strange?

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I don't think you're ugly.
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Don’t lie to me.
Or has it begun to work with you too?

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No, no, no. Look, I am ugly.
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Yet one can have a feeling here
that blinds a man while he loves you.

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He thinks you are beautiful,
and one day, for no reason at all,


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