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Thank you.
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- More coffee?
- Thank you.
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Yes. Ellie and I have done
quite a few shows together.
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Do you like to dance?
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Yes, yes. It's hard work but it's fun.
What made you decide to dance?
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Oh, a very silly reason.
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How silly?
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When I was eleven I fell in love
for the first time with a boy much older.
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- Twelve?
- No thirteen.
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His name was Alonzo,
and I was so happy
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that suddenly
all I wanted to do was dance.
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So I figured that if I danced
when I was happy,
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I should be happy
if I dance.
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Is that silly enough?
:35:56
I think so.
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I felt so good about Alonzo
I used to close my eyes
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and pretend I could dance all over
the floor, walls, even the ceilings.
:36:04
If you ever learn to do that,
I could get you a very good booking.
:36:07
Want anything else?
:36:08
No.
:36:09
Let's go.
:36:15
- You'd better not take me home.
- Why not?
:36:17
Well it's a long way,
and besides this is Friday.
:36:19
Friday I have to stop
and see my Father.
:36:21
- Oh, I'd like to meet him. Cabby!
- Alright.
:36:23
- What's the address?
- 150, Mitchell Street.
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Cabby, could you take us to
150, Mitchell Street?
:36:28
Love to Guvnor. Love to.
:36:38
- Wait will you please, driver?
- Love to Guvnor, love to.
:36:41
- That's my father he's the proprietor.
- Oh.
:36:44
Oh dear. I hope he won't offend you.
He's quite impossible really.
:36:47
He and my mother
have been separated for three years,
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and I have to stop here every Friday
and get her money.
:36:52
- Why doesn't your mother do it?
- They're not speaking to each other.
:36:55
So I says to him. McBride,
every time you get four drinks
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under that belt o' yours,
you become a bloomin' nuisance.