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And, oh, how they danced,
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the little children of Stonehenge,
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beneath the haunted moon,
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for fear that daybreak
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might come too soon.
:54:54
The problem wasn't that the band was
down. The problem may have been
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that there was a Stonehenge monument
in danger of being crushed... by a dwarf.
:55:04
All right? That tended to understate
the hugeness of the object.
:55:08
- You're making too big a thing out of it.
- Making a big thing was the idea.
:55:13
Nigel gave me a drawing
that said 18 inches.
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I know...
:55:17
Whether he knows the difference between
feet and inches is not my problem.
:55:21
But you're not as confused as him. It's not
your job to be as confused as Nigel is.
:55:25
It's my job to do what I'm asked to do
by the creative element of this band.
:55:30
- The audience were laughing.
- So it became a comedy number.
:55:33
Yes, it fuckin' did, and it was not pleasant
to be part of the comedy onstage.
:55:37
Backstage, perhaps it was very amusing.
:55:39
Maybe we just fix the choreography,
keep the dwarf clear.
:55:43
- What do you mean?
- So he won't trod upon it.
:55:46
That's not the issue.
I think it's symptomatic of taking on more
:55:49
than you can, er... er... handle.
:55:53
It's not the first time
you've messed things up, is it?
:55:56
There have been some gaping holes
in the business end...