Chasing Liberty
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:42:00
When l researched the Love Parade,
l read about this girl from Cleveland...

:42:04
...who made it on 2 bucks.
She sold her poetry along the way.

:42:08
By the time she got there,
she made $ 1 00,000.

:42:11
-Bollocks.
-l read it on the lnternet.

:42:13
On the lnternet,
Elvis is the conductor on the Orient Express.

:42:16
-l have this theory.
-Great, another theory. Hit me.

:42:19
lf something's meant to happen, it will.
:42:22
-That's a short one.
-No time. Thank you.

:42:24
-Bye.
-You're killing me.

:42:26
All right, we got them.
:42:28
The tracks are this way.
:42:36
Hurry. Hurry. Which one is it?
:42:40
-Probably the green one.
-Thank you.

:42:42
Sir? Excuse me. Can you tell me
which train goes to Berlin?

:42:46
-That one.
-Thank you.

:43:00
Berlin, over there.
:43:29
-What?
-Nothing.

:43:33
-Why is it l find that highly unlikely?
-You have a little thing for me.

:43:36
l'll stop you there. l do not have
a thing for you. Little or otherwise.

:43:42
Why did you get on the train
with me to Berlin, then?

:43:48
Okay, you know what? You're right.
:43:50
l'm attracted to exhibitionist runaways.
lt's an addiction.

:43:53
l was in a program where we had to
spend time with fully clothed homebodies...

:43:58
...but l've relapsed again.

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