Oklahoma!
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1:01:02
- It was a terrible accident.
- That weren’t no accident.

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Feller told me.
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Said that the hired hand
was stuck on the Bartlett girl.

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One day he found her in the hayloft
with another feller.

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It was him that burned the place.
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Took him weeks to get the kerosene,
buying it at different times.

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Feller that told me...
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... he made out like it happened in Missouri,
but I always knew it was the Bartlett farm.

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What a liar he was.
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Get a little air in here.
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You ain’t told me yet
what business you had here.

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We’ve got no cattle to sell
and no cow ponies.

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There’s only one thing you could want
on this farm, and it better not be that.

1:01:51
That’s just what it is.
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You keep away from her, you hear?
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You know, somebody ought to tell Laurey
just what kind of a man you are.

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And for that matter, somebody ought
to tell you once about yourself.

1:02:03
You better get out of here!
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In this country, there’s just two things
you can do if you’re a man.

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You can live outdoors, is one.
And you can live in a hole, is the other.

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I set by my horse in
the brush somewhere...

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... and I heard a rattlesnake many a time.
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“Pppffft,” he’d go, scared somebody
was going to step on him...

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... got his fangs all ready.
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Curly, you better get out!
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How’d you get to be the way you are,
sitting in here in this filthy hole?

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Why don’t you do something healthy
once in a while...

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... instead of staying shut up here,
crawling and festering?

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Well...
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You ought to feel better now.

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