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on the bank of the river |
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stood running bear, young indian brave |
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on the other |
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side of the river |
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stood his lovely indian maid |
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little white dove |
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was-a her name |
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such a lovely |
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sight to see |
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but their tribes |
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fought with each other |
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so their love |
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could never be |
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I want to know if you can help my husband. He has this terrible dream all the time where he's running, and running, and he's not getting anywhere! |
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...could never be... |
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feel the strain and you see the stain |
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and you can't get back again |
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x2 |
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Skalpel. |
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-skalpel. |
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Gauze. |
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-gauze. |
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More gauze. |
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-more gauze. |
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More gauze. |
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-more gauze. |
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More gauze. |
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-more gauze. |
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... |
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Little more gauze. |
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-we don't have any more gauze. |
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...That's all we've got? |
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-Yeah... i don't know what happened, we had a small roll of clothes... |
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Give me a sponge. |
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-sponge. |
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Clamp. |
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-you have the clamp. |
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Suture. |
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-you have the suture. |
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Edith. |
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-yes? |
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I love you. |
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-...please, please! |
