Even Cowgirls Get the Blues
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Hören sie, wir müssen
über diesen film sprechen.

:36:04
Es ist sehr wichtig.
Ich meine,

:36:05
warum bin ich so weit
hier angereist, ja?

:36:15
Excuse me, miss.
:36:17
Would you care
for your breakfast now?

:36:19
I feel a bit hungry.
:36:23
Okay.
:36:28
Road food!
How did you know?

:36:32
Well, it is a change of the usual
grapefruit and melba toast, I'm sure.

:36:35
"Compliments
of Bonanza Jellybean."

:36:38
She'll be up
to see you directly.

:36:50
Yep?
:36:53
Welcome, partner!
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You seem to know
who I am.

:36:58
Maybe even what I am.
:37:01
Thanks
for the breakfast.

:37:03
Oh I know about
Sissy Hankshaw, all right.

:37:05
I've done a little
hitchhiking myself.

:37:08
I'd heard tales
about you

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from people I'd meet
in jail cells and truck stops.

:37:12
Jail cells?
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I heard about your, uh...
wonderful thumbs.

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Hm...
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Well, you may claim that
I have an unfair advantage,

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but no more so
than Nijinsky,

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whose reputation as the world's
most incomparable dancer

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is untainted by the fact
that his feet were abnormal...

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havin' the bone structure
of bird feet.

:37:33
Nature built Nijinsky
to dance,

:37:35
me to direct traffic.
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The example of your life
:37:55
has helped me in my struggle
to be a cowgirl.

:37:58
- Tell me about it.
- About what?


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