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Charles Christopher Parker, Jr.
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August 29, 1920.
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You were an easy delivery.
Turn that light on for me.
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Now meet somebody.
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That's you, my man.
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Dead from it. Older than you'll be,
because you started earlier.
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So I give you 18 years,
20 on the outside.
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I'm worse than a prophet.
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I don't just have faith.
I've seen it.
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You've heard from my mother.
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You believe me or not?
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Why shouldn't I believe you?
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Are you going to
do something about it?
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What do you expect me to do about it?
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What do you expect me to do about it?
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Nothing, just sign it.
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I haven't done anything
remotely like this in my life.
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Strings.
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Yeah, but I got them all.
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- The hell you do.
- The hell I don't.
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I got a stack of 78s this high.
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This is death's door?
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Half the city thinks you're crimped
and you're signing autographs.
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You didn't think so, little birdy.
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Every time I turn around,
you're supposed to be gone.
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You'll bury us all
and take our women with you.
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So, what do you got there?
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Whitman's chocolates.
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Also, I think, some good news.
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Can he eat these?
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Better let me try one first.
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First of all...
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...Leighton will pay 100 bucks
for 5 tunes written for saxophone...
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...and before you jump on my ass...