Luther
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If only it were.
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Look at him.
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He goes to his fate,
hurrying like a bridegroom.

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Not all bridegrooms
are so fleet.

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I would not say the bachelors
of Wittenberg have been tardy.

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True.
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The other nuns are all spoken for.
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And you've made it so clear
that marriage

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is an honorable estate...
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for everyone else, at least.
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- I see why you scare them.
- My grief is that I scare you.

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I know you like me, Doctor.
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I feel your heart
when we make music together.

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But when the music ends,
you flee.

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I'm a man of blood, Katie.
I divide people.

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Thousands have died
because of me.

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Most days I'm so depressed
I can't even get out of bed.

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People try to make me
a fixed star.

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But I'm not.
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I'm a wandering planet.
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No one should
look to me for guidance.

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Two things I promise you...
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we will make
joyous music together,

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and to get to you,
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your enemies will have to
step across my dead body.

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In return,
I ask only one thing...

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that you bring none of them
to our marriage bed,

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not peasants or princes or Popes,
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unless He be a God of love.
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For God's sake,
at least get new candles:

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- There's nothing left except these.
- Now:


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