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school days, school days... Hey,
that ain't a bad little house.
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How'd you like to live there?
ls got a nice little porch.
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l don't like yellow houses.
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Well, with another coat of paint.
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0h, Papa. Thas it.
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Yes, sir. Thas it.
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lf we only could.
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Well, why can't we?
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Our luck's bound to change, and the
first thing we'll do is buy this
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little house when...
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Some day.
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Look, as long as we're gonna buy
that house some day, ah,
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why don't we maybe borrow it for now,
like ah...
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We'll make out is ours, then your
address would be...
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98 Hibbert Avenue. Starting right
now.
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Then you see? They gotta transfer
you from your old school.
:55:53
How do you mean, Papa?
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Yes, sir, thas it.
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We can say you came here to live
with your aunt, your rich old aunt.
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She's lonesome and she's gonna leave
you all her money.
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Oh, Papa, could we really?
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Sure we could. ls nobody's
business.
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Mmm... Sometimes l forget to water
the geraniums, and, ahhhh...
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you ought to hear Auntie scold me.
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Ah, but you gotta put up with all
her crochets,
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after all, you're her heir.
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That little room up there, that
could be mine, couldn't it?
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Or, ah, look Prima Donna, after all,
you know,
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this ain't exactly according
to the rules.
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You mean, is wrong?
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No, sir, not by a jug full it ain't
wrong.
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Look, the house is here, we're here
and the school's here.
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Now, we wasn't all thrown together
for no reason but,
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we gotta keep it kind of a secret.
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You know, you can't tell nobody, and
you gotta be extra good to make up
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for it.
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Oh, l will. Look, there goes Auntie
now, l think.
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Looks like you got an uncle too.
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Now, l'm gonna show you a way to
your new school through a beautiful
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little park, and l know right where
it is.