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Ah, yes, yes, another night, another terror tale you've joined
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me for. I'm sure I'm happy that you decided to
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twiddle that radio knob until you found me. Please have
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a seat, have a seat. It's very very cold, Oh my, oh,
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why this has been a very cold winter already. Please
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have a seat. I of course have the chair ready
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and waiting for him meeting. I'll make a hot pot
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of tea eat. I think that sounds rather ex rax.
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Do you have a wonder if when things are good
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in life? Maybe maybe it's not reasonal, Maybe it's a facade,
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it's some kind of a ruise to fool you. I
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wonder that often, but I don't know it's true enough.
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But tonight's stories all about that kind of deception. It's
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called Mara. Now put up your phone too, and have
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something warm to drink.
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Arch Obler's lights out, everybody, It.
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Is later, then, you thing.
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This is arch Obler bringing you another in our series
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of stories of the unusual, And once again.
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We caution you.
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These lights out stories are definitely not for the timid soul.
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So we tell you calmly and very sincerely, if you
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fright me, easily turn off your radio.
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Now what you're going to hear now is pure radio
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now they play for a peticulars TV. It's radio about
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two people, one of whom may be you in miarage.
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I've been looking for you for you now luck Linda.
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In this party it's getting a little too much for me.
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It's a great night. How about little walk in the beach?
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All right, but.
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Quickly before someone changes my mind.
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It gets around now, I let them moon like me?
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Want that as good careful night.
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You know, I never could understand the hunters. They build
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this place here on the shore, and then when they
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give a party they see on the windows the medically
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to hear down this path. Yes, all that to breathe
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off the he is good, don't you think so?
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Thank you, Carl. I didn't come out here for the air.
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I'd been very anxious to talk to you day. That's
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flattering both of you when you hear why I want
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to talk to you, Carl.
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I've always liked you and are you like you?
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I've tried to understand you as you are, But must
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you be so antisocial?
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Antisocially?
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The Lenslas had a dinner party last night.
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Oh oh that the office. I couldn't take away.
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The carters were expecting you the night before last at
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the Linda.
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I'm a business, Car.
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You can't disappoint people continually and expect.
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Them to have any regard for my friends. Know I'm
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a busy man.
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You and I belong to a step that demands certain
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social obligations from us.
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I wonder if you know how pompous that sounds.
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Promison not is the truth? Oh Carl, you can't just
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ignore social obligations.
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I'm here, am I not ocean? Rather calm, isn't it?
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They were talking about you only last week at the
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Pages Pages.
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Hey, jab made a good thing out of international motors
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last week must have cleaned up a quarter of a million.
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Someone mentioned your name, and this other person laught and said,
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tell't about him unless you let him bring his stock chickens.
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Ida, man, I hear.
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The same about you wherever I go.
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Car.
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It isn't a man I know who spends as much
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time at work as you do.
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That's what I want. Why shouldn't I, Oh, Car, understand me.
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I appreciate the importance of the money, but after all,
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you could find time for your friends.
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When you last I just remembered I why I wanted
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to be alone with you. Well, I was going to
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lecture you. What lecture really I was? I was going
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to tell you that you've been burning the social candle
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at both ends, or words to that effect. Really you are,
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you know, bazaars and style shows and all that nonsense.
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But you took the offensive, so I forgot what I
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wanted to say, and that's remains.
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You're remembering a great number of things, don't you.
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Yep. One of the things was to tell you that
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you're looking very lovely tonight.
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The man's human.
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You're irritated with me, answered I am.
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Oh, Carl, you could be an utterly charming man if
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you'd forget your stocks and bombs and the benches and
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all the rest of that for a while and start enjoying.
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Linda, Now you've got me irritated just because my idea
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of living doesn't include a room full of jabbling idiots.
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No wait a minute, Linda, Oh Linda, let's call.
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It truth some this. After all, we're a couple of
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mature people.
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Let's act maturely and leave each other alone and enjoy
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the night, how about it.
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Oh you're hopeless, but.
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All right, good, we'll get off on safe subject to
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see the weather, the moon June, the number of days
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Christmas exactly.
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We'll start with the sea came.
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He walks the first cost.
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No, I forgot. The sand must be ruining your slippery,
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so we to check to heart.
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I'm quite all right, just don't walk too.
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Far right, fine place the hunters have here.
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They do have successful parties.
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Yeah, and they bought this place right for twenty nine.
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I understand they tried to unload it all through the depression,
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but couldn't get even enough to cover the land value.
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Did you hear about artists debut? Margaret naturally wanted to
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have it at the town. Margaret Town insisted on their
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country place.
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Well, that's understandable.
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Before time dropped enough and that amalgamated merger to make
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him ring in French all the way around. Amazing man
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of his experience, not knowing that you can't disturb the
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capital investment of an organization without jeopardize.
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Just a minute, mister Laughlin, if you're thinking of starting
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on capital investments again, i'd better remind you that this
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conversation is limited to remembosus June.
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Moon we have I'm always inconsiderate, Claud divers. Come what
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are you staring?
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It? Are you?
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I can't quite make up. Do you see anything down
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there near the water's dead?
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Well, yes, there is something there.
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It's so dad, call it it moved? I saw?
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Is it a dog?
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I'm not sure?
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Let's go curse it?
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No, Linda, wait, Linda, come back.
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Come, come quickly.
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What is it?
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Look it's it's someone sitting on the sand.
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Well who in the world?
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Oh, a drunk Just someone who's lost his way to
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the bar.
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Come on and then go wait for what I better
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see who it is and give him a hand?
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All right, you.
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Must pay the good tonight and go ahead. I say that, fella,
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What is a drunken food doing the eagle clam?
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I have to get closer, I say, there, old boy,
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want to get a little wet down when the tide
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comes in?
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Answer?
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Well, drunk and dumb.
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I guess you're right. No, no, no way, please. The
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moon will be out the minute. I want to see
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what he's doing. Wow, now we'll see why. It's an old.
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Man writing in the sand.
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What are you doing here?
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Guess he just won't talk.
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Well, how do you like riding in the sand with
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the point of his finger?
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Cor I, I don't like this at all.
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Come away?
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What is it? Nothing?
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Let it at all?
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If it's if the old man wants to see get
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in the dark in the sand letting, why does it conturn?
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What's you writing? I?
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Uh, I can't quite make a the.
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Moon went under car? Well, I'm sorry. I want to
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see what the man's writing. What are you writing? Old man?
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Old man? Don't you hear me talking to you?
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Then?
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Where's your curiosity? A deserted beach at the midnight? An
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old man writing heaven knows what in the sand? Aren't
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you interested in knowing?
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I'm not interested in maniacs? Who else but a psychopathic?
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Any? Wait? Wait, the moon's coming through the cars again.
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Now we'll see you see it too. He's writing names
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in the sand, names of people. What is it, Linda,
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it's it's face.
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What do you say, Fay, did you see you see?
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No?
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No, I didn't see it, Linda. What's the matter? See
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what about his face? There's any blasted close? I can't see?
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Yeah?
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Light again, there's nothing wrong with his face, sir, I thought,
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just no. Man must be a gardener writing names in
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the sand.
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I want to know who he is.
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Well, now, you're curious.
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I want to know who he is, Carl.
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And I'm certainly going to find out. Old man, we
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insist on knowing who you are?
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Do you hear me? Old man? We insist? Hm, No
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attention must be death.
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So'm covering the moon.
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See he's so green even in the night.
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Carl, I'm cool. Let's go in.
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If that isn't like a woman, one miniature curious in
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the next miniature, cold.
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Means bright. Now look, look you can see some of
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the names he's writing John.
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Barclay March second, nineteen thirty nine. But that's today. Well,
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how do you don't like that?
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He wiped the name up and he's writing another one, Jim.
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Ellison March second, nineteen thirty nine.
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Wipe that out, writing another one name after me? Why,
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old man? Can you hear me? Why? What?
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What would you say?
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He's certainly not drunk, I s so write so intent
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on his work? And what what did you say?
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He seems too busy?
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Linda?
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What is there about this old man that disturbed you?
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I think he's funny. Very little, unshaven old man crossed
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over writing names in the sand with a point of
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his finger. That's a serious career, A career for one's
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old age, the olderhead, no competition, no profit, Sit in
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the open air and right in the sands of time, Linda,
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I tell you, when I get to old the wall street,
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I think I'll join.
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This old Huh.
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Look your name, he's writing your name?
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Well, what do you know about the old fraud? Came here?
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Ah?
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Much overheard? You say, made.
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Your last name?
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He's writing it too, But that's impossible.
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Oh, hey, you.
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He doesn't know.
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Gee boy, I slowly formed each letter.
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How does he?
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No?
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Why does he ride? Come? God? What it is? I
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don't know. Let's just see. So don't don't let me see.
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Oh I love.
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You. I can't bring you home.
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I don't want you up. I help me, don't come.
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He's standing up again.
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Hey, I feel all right?
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What happened?
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Why did you frighten herself?
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My name? Mis send where you.
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Came in and writes it out before he sings.
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Old man? Why did you write my name? How'd you
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know who I was? Anthony? Why did you write my name?
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What difference does that make?
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Carl?
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You're ill? Let's get back to the house.
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No, No, I feel find sudden business. But I'm alright.
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I want to know how and why they don't.
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He's writing me.
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Eh, I and your name, d ah, Carl, take me
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home away?
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He can't possibly know your last name? Jay, Yeah, he
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does know it.
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Please.
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I don't know if he.
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R fighting, was just slowly as if he wasn't quite sure,
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But he does not, Linda horder, will do you imagine
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he knows?
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Linda?
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Card?
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Help Linda? Linda? What is it? Who? Hold me? Yes?
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I'm holding up Linda in Heaven's name? What is it?
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I atnd?
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Oh? Bender? Linda?
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Oh what?
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Carl?
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Why are you holding me in your arms?
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You? You were ill standing?
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What are you talking about?
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Are you joking?
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What is there a joke about?
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Call?
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Please?
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Let go with me?
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All right? My name?
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He was writing my name? Where is this? He's writing
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another name for.
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His mom not wave must have washed it out before
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he finished.
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I remember now, my heart.
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I couldn't see darkness. I was falling, falling your face
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so why so high?
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As you wrote my name? I felt as if I
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were dying? And then you you felt that way too
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as you wrote your name, didn't you? Yes?
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I did?
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How cold is it? H? You're writing? Oh? No? Good moment?
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God stay still.
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Live darker in the darkness.
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H I guess are you Linda?
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Stay away from him? Don't Linda? Linda?
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What is it?
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No?
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What?
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No one?
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Yeah, but but he was here.
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I tell him stop. Find him?
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And I got to know.
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Where are you? Old man with me? We've gotta catch him.
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Come here, old man?
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Wait, old man, wait, you weren't that weird? I want
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to talk to you.
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No one, I there is the other way at the
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edge of the water.
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Old man, wait, old man, wait for me.
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Came away, So.
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Where do you stop?
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No one? I thought I saw, but there's no one.
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If only the moon came out again before me. Come
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So it's the plastered moon.
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Get out, come out, Oh man, business you live last.
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It's of course I will lasting what we just heard
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the wind, our friends back at the house, and hit friends.
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That wind and the sound of them talking. Is it
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clears my head? That must have been out of my head.
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I'll his time, and you too, and our friends. Yes, yes,
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our friends back there only a few hundred feet from here.
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Lights and music and reality.
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It has in reality the winder.
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All my life, I've been a practical man. My life
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has been like my business. Everything has had Debethon credits
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this that's been happening to us. My head clear now
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I can think of it in practical terms. Tell me,
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we met an old man riding in the sand. He
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wrote my name and mine too. All that was real enough.
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Now then how did he know our name? Yes, simple enough,
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you and I are not unknown. He must have been
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an old gardener, I mean, have stayed here. Yes, he
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heard of it and then heard us call each other
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by a given name, and so he knew the rest
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of this.
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But when he wrote our names, yes, yes, yes, I
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know the dizzeyinness.
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It's all quite easily explained.
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Back in the house, the air was bad. We came outside,
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both of us nerves on edge, too much fresh air.
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Dizziness followed, and oh, why talk about it anymore. Let's
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go back to the house. Yes, yes, captain, that's so
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fast to.
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A phone, all right, faster, car, I want to get back.
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I drink, that's what I need, A drink of two
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or three, a dozen? So very dark internal clouds. Let's
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stay along the water's.
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Edge as to walk.
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Yes, fantasy in the night, that's all it was. We
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let our imaginations run away with it. Imagine things that
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didn't exist.
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Ah, why do you stop? Why are you finding mm hmmm,
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he's writing.
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Okay, he's there writing again, Old man, old man, don't
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leave me.
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I'm going to talk now.
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Gone again, gone again.
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Getting back to the heart quickly.
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Okay, we're gonna stand there.
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We're running with the moon shining down, training me everything,
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those training.
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Just streaming. Yes, at the edge of the water.
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But names are names, Our names the same. It's a
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date after.
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Mine and mine.
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I can't Jesus the dates.
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What a wave that's coming, Linda, come down, I've got lia.
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I.
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Oh, I did two?
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The date when?
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The date when? I No, No, it isn't true. It isn't.
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It isn't a date written in the sand. It doesn't
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mean anything. It doesn't.
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It doesn't, does it, Linda, I.
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Didn't seek it would be so soon.
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You believe, Yes, I do too, somehow too. No, No,
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I won't believe. I won't.
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I've going to live a long time, fifty sixty more years.
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My family then lives, long lives. My father, my grandfather,
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is kept a true car.
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Don't be so afraid.
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You're not.
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I am, And yet somehow it's.
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Wonderful, wonderful.
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Yes, wonderful. But every person in the world wants to know,
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we know you and I.
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It'll be spring that year when I know.
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I don't think of it that way, the wonder of it.
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Car think of that.
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I never thought much of the wonderful things.
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Oh my good DearS like whine, I've heard them call
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it that.
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I never believed the breath could be so wonderful.
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If a man planned every minute it was left, how
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much you could do.
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That's why I say it's wonderful, girl, I know what
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I have left. I can say I'm the days they
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all live, each one, because I know just how many
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of them I have.
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Carl, Oh, Carl, I'm almost heavy now, heavy?
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Yes, yes, why not? Now I'll do the things I've
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wanted to do.
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Yes, everyone, I never really wanted that, but you, because
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that was the part my mother had gone, the one
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she led me to.
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That all the time, the snobbery of money, those silly
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little family destinies.
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I wasn't happy because it wasn't what I really wanted.
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I knew that, But I went on because because always
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there was a tomorrow. I said to myself, tomorrow, some
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you tomorrow. That not the life I want. I didn't know.
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But now I know my tomorrow's card. I've got to
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start now, and so I will, and so I'm happy.
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What a child call?
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Yes, I want a child.
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Yes, I've said what I never thought to say.
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Now.
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I used to laugh at people with their children, such clever,
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brittle things, And all.
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Time my heart was in my eyes, a child.
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On the mary. Yes, when you a night case.
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You go?
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So I understand, ring go, I'm free from the park.
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I'm free.
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And you car what do mean? You do?
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Hi? What would I do?
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M What will you do tomorrow morning?
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Hi? Tomorrow morning? Uh? I go back to my business
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of course.
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My lists?
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No, no, God, you're holding.
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Yes, Linda, Linda, you and I we've got to be together. Oh,
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you're right, there can be happening here. So these days
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and months were free. I have never been free, have
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I the cage of my business money?
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I am free now?
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Yes, I am travel in the You and I the
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world will climb up to these singing stars of yours.
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When I was a boy, I always thought I'd do that, travel,
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travel free, this little world, all of it mine to
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know and have. I thought there was plenty of time
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to start tomorrow. That always be a tomorrow for me. Yes,
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I was immortal.
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I thought that really most of us do, don't we.
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Everybody else in the world would live their lives and die.
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But I always inside of me, I thought I'd live forever.
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And so I climbed into a page and stayed there.
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Oh Holy, so.
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You and I live there together free until that be.
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Said said, Oh my goodness, why did it take the.
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Tea check how to live?
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It is later then, you.
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Thing?
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You know, you know, as I've thought more about what
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we were talking about. What's that?
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Oh?
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Of course, of course I'll refill this couple as I
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think about it more. Sometimes I wonder if in life
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the mirage isn't necessarily the good moments in life. Maybe
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it's the idea that dearly the bad moments I here
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to stay, and that they're everywhere around us. Maybe it's
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the idea that under every stone unturned will be dreaded
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and sadness, because that is absolutely a lie, a lie,
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many of us tell ourselves. But look at me getting
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carried away. All right, my dear, I think it's about
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time for you to go home. You have a warm
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bed beckoning you and I have well, whatever it is
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that I have during the daylighte So please get home, savors,
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and remember be thankful for what you have. I'll see
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you to morning.
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From the goose and romblingnoumbling, rombling, mumbling climate.
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Drink of bag
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