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[shooting] |
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[movie like speech:] |
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frankie: okay, this is the picture. johnny's been hurt. he's been hurt bad. |
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woman: look, we can't leave him here, we can't. look, he's in a pool of blood. he's gonna die, i know it. |
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frankie: we've gotta leave him here, honey. we gotta. he won't talk, i promise you that! will you johnny? |
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woman: frankie, i don't care whether he talks or not, i just can't leave him like this. |
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johnny: listen. leave me here i... i... i can ... i can ... handle it. |
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woman: oh, no, johnny, no... |
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[interlude] |
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frankie: the cops are outside. luke's in the car. come on, let's get the hell outta this joint. |
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woman: frankie, when they get here wer're gonna be dead, i know we are! we don't have agun! |
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frankie: listen. we got three million... listen, [spud]. we got three million in the can, here. we can't look after him, i'll send the bird to his mother. come on, let's just get out of this place, we can do it! |
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woman: oh, no, johnny, no... |
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[interlude] |
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frankie: okay now, just lean up against that door. when i give the word \"go\" we just..., we just go through it and blast at the same time. |
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She came, as in the book, mickey spillane |
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that saturday night dark masquerade |
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had filled his friend with lead, the same, sweetheart |
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But then, as nothing happens quite the same |
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investigation is the game |
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he had to check her story right away-he dead |
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sam spade his buddy archer first to go he got it |
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she spelt it out, how could they know the 'fatman' got it -he dead |
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her sister didn't really live at all-confusion-he dead |
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his chase led to the fatman, to face the friends of mr. cairo |
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[movie like speech:] |
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woman: hey, there's a really terrific dress shop. can we stop this raid while i buy a new gown? |
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frankie: i'll buy you the whole factory, sweetheart. don't worry. |
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That night, the double crosser got it right |
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pretending he was really dim |
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he slipped to sam a double gin (mickey finn) |
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He woke, the boys had gone, but not his gun |
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they'd left a note to lead him on |
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the chase to find the maltese falcon-you bet- |
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Early thirties gangster movies |
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set to spellbind population |
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From chicago to hong kong |
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via istanbul the talking tong |
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Dirty rats thru' prohibition |
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money flowed thru gangsterism |
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Acting out this fantasy |
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in hollywoods vicinity |
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The best part for the best rendition |
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al capone he sent to prison |
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Citizen kane came fast and quickly |
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conquering ol' new york city |
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poking fun at superstition |
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media became television give me cagney anyday |
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or jimmy stewart for president |
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Or edward 'g' and all those guys |
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who always shoot between the eyes |
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between the eyes |
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between the eyes |
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[movie like speech:] |
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kasper: ha, ha, well done mr. cairo, and what do you have to say about that, my friend? |
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spade: allright. so you've got me in it. what about her? |
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brigid: don't worry about me, i'm okay |
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kasper: very magnanimous, sir, very magnanimous indeed, ha, ha, ha |
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mr. cairo: you mean..., you won't make us an offer we... we can't refuse... |
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Father love do you work, do you work for mother |
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chances could call, and accept that, be no other |
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science as it might, disappear correspond with colour |
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chance is the fruit, will outlive, what is now the brother |
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call for total wealth to distribute like a picture |
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in black and white, give it joy, give it, let it hit you |
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Spoil our existence by extreme gift to population |
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father love do you work, do you work for mother |
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tell me straight be the godfather be no other |
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media kings give us now give us total movie |
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straight right now, give it clear, give us total movie |
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now being here, being now, being here believing |
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[movie like speeches:] |
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man: i don't know which words to put in there sweetheart, you know, i can't do it. pretty kind of useless, though, don't you think so mary? |
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man: come with me to the far lands of baghdad. |
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woman: oh, if only i could. that's what i want more than anything in the world, but it could never be... |
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man: of course it can... |
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woman: but my father would find us wherever we went. yes, he has forbidden me to... to even speak to you, if he finds me now. i don't know what he'd do... |
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man: but he doesn't know that i'm... i'm a prince. before, i was the thief of baghdad now... |
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woman: it doesn't matter... |
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man: then follow me, darling, follow me now to the ends of the earth |
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One on one to talk to you |
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like film stars they get close to you |
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you've mirrored his appeal |
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he wants you so, he wants to be beside you |
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then you pass by giving him the other side of you |
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like the mystics do |
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so that every time he moves, he moves for you |
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Soul and light can always see |
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the meeting of true love and she |
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this silent night and i, |
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i guess a lonely mind might see |
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I've seen love on the screen |
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i've seen a screen goddesss and me-oh |
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how often this, how often, this the power of you |
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and so, i must confess |
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whatever i see |
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i'm meant to be there with you |
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with you with you |
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Silent golden movies, talkies, technicolour, long ago |
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my younger ways stand clearer, clearer than my footprints |
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stardom greats i've followed closely closer than the nearest heartbeat |
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longer that expected-ther were great- |
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oh love oh love just to see them |
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acting on the silver screen, oh my |
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clark gable, fairbanks, maureen o'sullivan |
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fantasy would fill my life and i |
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love fantasy so much |
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did you see in the morning light |
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i really talked, yes i did, to gods early dawning light |
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and i was privileged to be as i am to this day |
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to be with you. to be with you |
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[movie actor like speech:] |
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mr. cairo: listen. i have arranged this display for... for all of you people to... to come here this evening and i... i know you have been searched, but, what you... you don't realize is, is that in the back of the maltese falcon, i have it ... |