The Sound of Music
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. . .how I feel about you. Stop.
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Unfortunately, this wire
is already too expensive.

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Sincerely, Rolf. "
:36:08
-"Sincerely"?
-Cordially.

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-"Cordially"?
-Affectionately?

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Will there be any reply?
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"Dear Rolf: Stop.
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Don't stop! Your Liesl. "
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If only we didn't have to wait
for someone to send Father a telegram.

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How do I know when I'll see you again?
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Well, let's see. . . .
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I could come here by mistake.
:36:41
With a telegram for Colonel Schneider!
He's here from Berlin staying with--

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No one knows he's here.
Don't tell your father.

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-Why not?
-Your father's so Austrian.

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We're all Austrian.
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Some think we ought to be German, and
they're very mad at those who don't.

:36:59
They're getting ready to--
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Let's hope your father
doesn't get into trouble.

:37:05
Don't worry. He's a big naval hero.
He was even decorated by the emperor.

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I don't worry about him.
I worry about his daughter.

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Me? Why?
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-Well, you're so--
-What?

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You're such a baby!
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I'm 1 6.
What's such a baby about that?

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You wait, little girl
On an empty stage

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For fate to turn the light on
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Your life, little girl
ls an empty page

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That men will want to write on
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To write on
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You are 16 going on 17
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Baby, it's time to think
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Better beware
Be canny and careful

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Baby, you're on the brink

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