Pocketful of Miracles
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:02:02
- I ain't paid this month. I'm a little short.
- Sure you are.

:02:05
Comes Christmas time, what you beg
you put in the Santa Claus box.

:02:08
- I know. I'm a sucker.
- You are.

:02:10
- Any mail?
- Yeah. Over at the Casino.

:02:12
Don't forget the Dude.
:02:19
- Thanks, Annie.
- Aw, shut up.

:02:32
P- racticality
D- oesn't interest me

:02:36
Love the life that I lead
:02:39
I've got a pocketful of miracles
:02:43
And with my pocketful of miracles
:02:47
One little miracle a day is all I need
:02:54
T- roubles more or less
B- other me, I guess

:02:58
When the sun doesn't shine
:03:02
But there's that pocketful of miracles
:03:06
And with my pocketful of miracles
:03:09
The world's a bright and shiny apple
:03:12
That's mine, all mine
:03:21
Dude sent word he wants me.
:03:24
On top of everything else,
this one shows up.

:03:26
All right. You got 14 fifths of Scotch...
Just sit down, Annie. Five of the bourbon...

:03:31
You know, Joy Boy, this morning was
the first time I ever been to a funeral.

:03:36
- Do you believe there's a life after?
- Five of the gin and...

:03:40
Why are you sittin' there like a dummy?
Why don't you write it down?

:03:43
If I could write I'd be in the navy.
:03:45
Where's the Dude?
:03:47
What is it with you?
You can't wait 12 seconds?

:03:50
You got an appointment
at the beauty parlour with that mop?

:03:53
Here, give me that. I'll write, you count.
:03:56
If I could count I'd be in the army.

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