A Tree Grows in Brooklyn
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:19:03
Couldn't you say something to her?
Not to be too mad to Aunt Sissy?

:19:07
That l could, Prima Donna, and that
l will.

:19:09
Oh, thank you, Papa.
:19:10
Now, haven't you got just one little
wish for yourself? Just one wish?

:19:15
Just for you.
:19:17
Well... Did you see it, Papa?
- What?

:19:21
Out the window. Our tree. They've
killed it!

:19:27
Well, would you look at that now?
:19:30
They didn't have any right to kill
it, did they, Papa?

:19:34
Oh now, wait a minute. They didn't
kill it.

:19:37
Why they couldn't kill that tree.
:19:39
Honest?
:19:40
Oh, why sure, baby.
:19:41
Don't tell me that tree's gonna lay
down and die that easy.

:19:44
Look at that tree, see where is
coming from?

:19:47
Right up out of the cement.
Didn't nobody plant it.

:19:50
lt didn't ask the cement could it
grow.

:19:53
lt just couldn't help growing so
much it

:19:54
pushed that old cement right
out of the way.

:19:56
Why, when you're busting with
something like that,

:19:58
can't anybody help it.
:19:59
Like... Like that little old bird
right up there. Listen to him.

:20:08
He didn't ask anybody could he sing,
:20:09
and he certainly didn't take
any lessons.

:20:11
He's so full of singing, is just
got to bust out someplace.

:20:15
Why they could cut that old tree
right down to the ground

:20:17
and a root would push up
someplace else in the cement.

:20:19
You wait till Spring, Prima Donna
and you'll see.

:20:24
Well, this ain't winning the family
bread, huh?

:20:29
Come on, ain't you got one nice
little wish just for yourself?

:20:34
No, Papa. l just...
- Just what?

:20:39
l just love you so much, Papa.
:20:42
Well, what do you know.
:20:47
Listen, if l make a lot of tips
tonight, you know what l'm gonna do?

:20:53
What Papa?
:20:55
l'm gonna put two bucks on the nose
of a horse l know is running Monday.

:20:58
And l'll win ten. Then l'll put it
on another horse.


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