:51:00
Only debts.
:51:05
I had an auntie once
who was, though.
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You'll never guess
what she collected.
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Go on.
:51:18
Bluebirds.
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Honest.
Wild bluebirds.
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Flyin' all over her house.
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Marvelous with 'em
she was and all.
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Even taught one of them
to talk once.
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Timid little thing, it was.
No bigger... than your thumb.
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Too scared
even to leave his cage.
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But what she did
was so simple.
:51:39
All she did was keep it
shaded and safe...
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at all times,
:51:47
and then sing to it
and stroke it...
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very, very soft
every day.
:51:54
And after a while,
it gave her his heart.
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Later,
when it grew strong,
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she set it free.
:52:06
But before it flew
to its freedom,
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it stopped...
on the window ledge.
:52:12
Then it turned to her...
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and, to her great surprise,
:52:19
sang.
:52:28
See? There she goes.
:52:32
True story, that.
:52:38
Which are your dad's
favorites?
:52:40
Them three there.
:52:42
Oh, good.
You know what we'll...
:52:45
- Oh, no. No.
- What?
:52:49
No. Well, I, I, I was just
thinking we, we could have
included them, uh, in the, er,
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you know... the act.
:52:56
But we're not doin' it now.
:52:59
I bet your dad
would have liked that, eh?