Grace of My Heart
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:36:01
We should write
a wedding song.

:36:03
What's the social
angle?

:36:06
Oh, well, I wasn't thinking about that.
That's your department.

:36:10
I don't believe
in marriage.

:36:15
What do you mean you don't believe
in marriage? You're joking, right?

:36:19
No. Why?
:36:21
Oh, God. Come on.
You believe in it?

:36:24
Marriage is
a bourgeois convention...

:36:26
You honestly think a contract can
or should bind people to each other?

:36:30
Why should modern affairs
between men and women be
modeled on an arrangement...

:36:33
that was forced on people by the
church and state during feudal times?

:36:36
Even then, it didn't work. Men were
bringing home syphilis to their wives.

:36:43
- Well... I mean, I just
think that, you know,
- Hmm?

:36:47
people taking vows
in front of other people...

:36:49
- What?
- It's kind of beautiful.

:36:52
I think that kind of
romanticism bullshit's...

:36:54
what keeps people
in bondage.

:36:59
Your friend John Murray's married.
He's not conservative.

:37:04
- But... John Murray?
- Mm-hmm.

:37:07
What... What is this... You have
a crush on this guy or something?

:37:10
- No.
- Huh?

:37:12
- You do. Look at you.
- [Laughing] Do not!

:37:14
Forget about him, all right?
You're mine.

:37:17
- Am I?
- # I know, girl
you were runnin' round #

:37:21
## [Continues]
:37:24
[Phone Ringing,
People Chattering]

:37:26
- ## [Continues]
- You married him?

:37:29
- [Joel Laughing]
- You told me to sign here, right?

:37:31
- Just sign here.
- Joel, listen...

:37:33
- I'd like you to meet...
- I know, the new receptionist.

:37:36
Oh, golly, no. This lady here
is a new member...

:37:40
of the Charny Music family.
:37:43
I just signed
Cheryl and her partner.

:37:44
First song they've written
is gonna be the Luminaries' next hit.

:37:48
Oh, that's great!
That's great.

:37:50
- Thanks.
- They could use a hit.

:37:53
The last three songs we wrote for them
were banned from the radios.

:37:56
It's funny, because in Europe
such bannings are never heard of.


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