Barton Fink
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:01:25
Kissing it all good-bye.
These four stinkin' walls,

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six flights up,
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six flights up,
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the el that roars by at 3 a.m.
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like a cast-iron wind.
:01:33
Kiss 'em good-bye for me, Maury.
:01:34
I'll miss 'em--
like hell I will.

:01:37
Dreamin' again.
:01:38
Not anymore, Lil.
I'm awake now,

:01:40
awake for the first time in years.
:01:44
Uncle Dave said it--
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"Daylight is a dream
:01:47
if you live with your eyes closed."
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Well, my eyes are open now.
I see the choir.

:01:52
I know they're dressed in rags,
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but we're part of that choir.
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Yeah, both of us,
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and you, Maury, and Uncle Dave.
:02:00
Sun's comin' up, kid.
:02:02
They'll be hawkin' the fish
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down on Fulton Street.
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Let 'em hawk.
:02:07
Let 'em sing their hearts out.
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That's it, kid.
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Take that ruined choir.
Make it sing.

:02:13
So long, Maury.
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So long.
:02:18
We'll hear from that kid,
:02:20
and I don't mean a postcard.
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Fish!
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Fresh fish!
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Let's spit on our hands
and get to work.

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It's late, Maury.
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Not anymore, Lil.
:02:35
It's early.
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[ Applause ]
:02:47
- Bravo!
- Bravo!

:02:51
Bravo!
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Bravo!
:02:54
Bravo!
:02:57
- Bravo!
- Bravo!


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