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:37:00
-Thanks.
-l always get sick on the ferry, anyway.

:37:05
-l just think, you know, you and l--
-Do you really think l'd kiss you now?

:37:09
lt'd be like kissing a soggy beer-mat.
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-But you just said--
-No. l said you have to give up the drink.

:37:14
For God's sake.
That's the hardest thing to do.

:37:17
The second hardest.
Getting your family back is the hardest.

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Oh, of all the money that ever I had
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I spent it in good company
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And all the harm that ever I've done
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Alas it was to none but me
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And if I had money enough to spend
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And leisure time to sit awhile
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There is a fair maid in this town
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Who sorely has my heart beguiled
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Her rosy cheeks and ruby lips
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I own she has my heart in thrall
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So, fill to me the parting glass
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Good night and joy be with you all
:38:31
Good man, Des.
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Lovely. Good man.
:38:38
Thank you very much, everyone.
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You've been wonderful. God bless you all.
We hope to see you again next week.

:38:44
Okay. God bless. Good night.
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Come on.
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You all right?
:38:52
Dessie, l....
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Look at me. Are you okay? Dad, come on.
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Jesus!

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