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Yeah.
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Try and understand
my situation, will ya?

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What I got is a boy singer
and an eight-piece polka orchestra.

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you understand?
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Try Chevalier.
You know any Chevalier?

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The guys come back from France.
they like that sound.

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Chevalier?
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Yeah.
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Hey, man. I play that stuff.
I kill people, you know?

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This isn't 1917. You look
a little more hip to me than that.

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I'd rather get a job in a post office.
:30:28
h that case. Doyle.
let's forget it.

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Yeah, let's forget it.
That's what I said.

:30:31
- No, that's what I said.
- No, that's what I said.

:30:33
- No. I said forget it.
- No. I said it. I forgot it.

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If the nightingales
could sing like you

:30:39
They'd sing much sweeter
than they do

:30:43
'Cause you've brought
a new kind of love to me

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Play!
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If the sandman
brought me dreams of you

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I'd want to dream
my whole life through

:30:57
'Cause you've brought
a new kind of love to me

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I know that I'm a queen
and you're a king

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Still I understand
that underneath it all

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I'm a girl.
and you, you are a man

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I would work and slave
my whole life through

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If I could hurry home to you
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'Cause you've brought
a new kind of love...

:31:26
Can you dance?
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Not you, her.
What's the matter, you crazy?

:31:39
Let's see the legs!
The legs!

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How I'd work. I'd slave
my whole life through

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Just to hurry home to you
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'Cause you've brought
a new kind of love to me


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