:37:02
Never mention my name to him, right?
:37:13
You want me to set your poem
to music, don't you?
:37:16
So much!
:37:19
And why shouldn't you? It is
unquestionably the finest poem for music
:37:23
since... well, since
Only God Can Make a Tree.
:37:29
It cannot fail to become a classic.
:37:33
My darling, a composer has to compose.
:37:37
Even Only God Can Make a Tree.
:37:39
The fella didn't compose it in a tree.
:37:45
He went right home and he sat down
at the piano to compose it.
:37:50
You understand what I mean?
:37:53
- I know, but...
- All right, then.
:37:56
What are we gonna do?
:37:58
Are we going to pass up a chance
at a song that could live for ever?
:38:03
Or... shall we nip up to my place
and take a hack at it on the piano?
:38:11
- I shouldn't.
- Waiter.
:38:13
- No, not yet.
- Check.
:38:16
Darling, listen. Who on earth
is gonna take the least possible interest
:38:20
in two very respectable people
going about their own business
:38:23
on a dull Sunday afternoon in New York?
:38:33
Put this down. "Honourable Henry
eat much chow-chow. "
:38:36
Yes, O mysterious Cherry Blossom.
:38:44
Also...
:38:45
"Very generous.
Lets lovely waiter keep yen-yen. "
:38:49
- Yen-yen?
- Change.
:38:50
Tip-tip.
:38:53
They're getting up.