Les Enfants du paradis
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Here's Jericho, alias the Trumpet,
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alias the Flask, for my drinking,
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alias Woe-Is-Me, for my hard lot.
:22:14
Greetings, stage manager.
Here are the props:

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a hunting horn, a royal blue tunic,
three skulls,

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gold epaulettes,
two pairs of patent leather shoes

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and a wedding gown.
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Hear that, Nathalie?
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It's contagious!
Another pillar of salt.

:22:34
Ah, love!
It cheers the heart.

:22:36
- Same old story?
- Same old story!

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- Her father against it?
- He wants what she wants.

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No, it's that dunce.
He should count his blessings.

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I'll have to do something.
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It's no business of yours!
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They also call me The Spark,
The Stoker, The Dove-keeper,

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because I like to keep
turtledoves together.

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How now, my lovely.
Show us your palm.

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An amazing fate line!
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Oh, fate and me...
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Don't be silly.
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It says here
it will all work out.

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Take it from a wise old pappy.
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You'll marry the one you love.
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- Do you think so?
- It's plain to see.

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And when you set up house,
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remember old Pappy has sterling
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at a reasonable price.

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