All language subtitles for Blood.Harvest.1987.1080p.Blu

J“ Gary and Jill went up the hill

j“ to fetch a pail of water

j“ Gary fell down

J“ and broke his crown

J'and Jill came tumbling after

j“ Gary and Jill went up the hill

j“ to fetch a pail of water

j“ Gary fell down

J“ and broke his crown

j'and Jill became tumbling after

Dispatch 146.

You have 1052 double doa call at
the Dickinson farm.

Beginning dispatch to 146.

You have a double doa 1052 call at
the Dickinson farm.

- We're a auction service out of
merrill, Wisconsin

first conducting the action
out here for the

gleason state bank as a
secured party

here under Roy Anderson property.

Harvey woodward, of course,
representing

the home office out of merrill be
working here with me today

in colonel Pete Van Ryan
sell of the auction.

You bid to either one of us.

We'll roll along as
fast as we can.

All things are being sold here
today without reservations

for the last bid
regardless of price

ordered by the courts and
the secured party;

that includes all machinery,
cattle, and the real estate.

- No sale!

Go away!

- No.

- Hi, mom.

No, I'm still at school.

Oh, I know, but it
takes a long time

to say goodbye to your friends.

Listen, mom, I'll be in
sometime this week.

Another foreclosure, oh, god.

Poordad.

I know he has to
represent the bank, mom.

But he hates doing it.

He's lived with these people
most of his life.

Maybe I'll stop by the
bank when I get in

and get a ride home from him.

Well, I've gotta go.

Give dad my love and tell him
to hang in there.

Love you too, mom, goodbye.

Hi. - Hi, Jill.

- How are you?

Fine, thank you.

- Have you seen my dad?

- No, I haven't.

Well, how about my mom?

No, she hasn't been in.

- Do you know where they
might be at all?

He may be at a meeting.

I don't know.

Okay, well, thanks anyway.

Have a good day. - Sure, bye.

Think we'll be in
business much longer?

Another foreclosure auction

got undennay today in Wade county.

Tempers flared when local farmers,

outraged by the loss
of their farms,

gathered to protest and shout
down the auctioneer.

Six months ago our cameras
were in Winchester

to record the first in what
has become a series

of forced farm sales.

First was the Dickinson farm.

Shortly after the Brent family
was dispossessed,

and today it was the turn
of the Anderson's.

Local feelings reached
a fever pitch

as several more farmers
faced the prospect

of loosing their homesteads in
the coming months.

What turned into an ugly
incident was brought

under control by Wade county
deputy bill robowsky.

Mr. Robinson, who represented
the Wade county bank,

was present to oversee
the foreclosure

and had to be escorted
from the scene

by sheriff's deputies to
avoid the angry mob.

And he has muscles in
all the right places.

- And I suppose he's captain of
the football team?

- How'd you guess?

- Let's face it, Jill,

you always did have the best.

- What is with everybody?

- The Robinson family
isn't exactly

popular around here right now.

- My father's just doing his job,
Sarah.

- Anyway, if you need a lift,
let's go.

- Thanks for the ride, Sarah, bye.

Mom.

Dad.

Mom!

Who in the hell are you?

And what are you doing
in this house?

- I've just come to welcome
you home, Jill.

- Merv.

- Marvelous mervo at your service.

- Oh, goddamn you scared
the shit out of me.

What the hell is going
on around here?

And who did that?

- I've brought you some flowers,
Jill.

- Where are my parents?

- I picked these
especially for you.

- Merv, I want some answers.

- Don't you want them?

- Mervon, what the hell you doin'
bothering Jill.

- Is this some kind of
practical joke?

Have you seen my parents?

- Yeah, I saw your
father yesterday.

He even spoke to me for once.

Three words, "go to hell."

- Gary, this is serious.

He hasn't been at the bank at all,

and where is my mom?

They knew I was coming
home this week.

- Look, Jill, all I can tell ya is

things have been kind of rough
around here since ya left.

Everybody's pissed
off at the bank,

and your dad's been taken a
lot of flack for it.

- But everything is going to
be alright, Jill.

J“ we're really glad to see you

j“ we're really glad you're here

j“ because you see to Gary and me

j“ you really are a dear, tada

- my crazy brother he's gettin'
worse every day.

He hardly takes the
makeup off anymore.

I'm gonna go take him home you
gonna be alright?

Uh, yeah, I'll be fine.

- Well, I'll come by later
just to make sure.

Jill.

Fuck you, bitch.

- Oh, my god.

Holy shit.

- Jesus Christ, Jake, you wackadoo

you shot her in the head.

- Leave me alone. - Ooh.

Sorry, it's only paint.

- What are you doin'
out here anyway?

- Well, I was trying to
get into town.

- You were gonna walk into town.

- Yes, I was gonna walk into town.

- Come on, let me give ya a lift.

So, how about I make it up
to ya on a date?

- Sorry, but I'm engaged.

- How about some meaningless sex?

Sheriff Buckley, I
don't like people

throwing bricks
through our window.

- Whoa, whoa, Jill, take it easy.

You got a temper worse
than your father's.

From the beginning a
little slower please.

Okay.

Where is my father?

Where is my mother?

- Well, they're not under here.

How the heck do I know?

I mean, the less I see of your
father the better I like it.

Listen, I can't find my
parents anywhere.

Someone made a mess of our house.

They hung a dummy with an arrow
sticking through it

in the middle of our living room.

I have been getting
threatening phone calls,

and to top it all off,

someone threw a brick
through our window.

- A brick through your window.

Yes, a brick.

- Okay, you got my convinced.

- Then what are you
gonna do about it?

- Now?

You want me to give up
my softball game

now to go out to your house?

- That certainly would
be appreciated.

- Wonderful.

Marvelous.

I think, I love it.

Jesus Christ.

- Well, how are you Mrs. Robinson?

Are you hungry?

Are you comfortable?

Do you want to eat?

Well, it looks
normal to me, Jill.

- Somebody's playing tricks.

- I just hope it wasn't you,
young lady.

- This is where that
thing was hanging.

Is that right?

- And over there that
window was broken,

and the brick was
laying right there.

Why do I get the feeling that
you don't believe me?

Maybe you'd believe
Gary Dickinson.

He saw it too.

In fact, why don't I give him
a call right now.

- That's not necessary, Jill.

If this happens again, call me.

On second thought with my
bubba gumps goin',

I can make the last inning.

Jill, don't call me.

I'll call you.

J“ rock of ages cleft for me

j“ let me hide myself in thee

j“ let the water

J“ and the blood

j“ from thy wounded
side which flood

j“ thee of sin the double cure

j“ save from wrath and make me pure

Oh, my parents.

My parents.

My parents.

Jill.

Jill.

Are you up there?

- Oh, Gary.

Somebody is trying to frighten me,

and I don't know why.

Don't worry, Jill.

I won't let anybody happen to you.

Look, I even cleaned the
place up for ya.

- You did that?

Oh, my god, you should've seen me

trying to explain this to
sheriff Buckley.

He thinks I've gone crazy.

Seriously, Gary, something really
is wrong around here.

- You know how they are
they'll get over it.

- Who'll get over what?

- The farmers.

Look, Jill, I don't think they're
trying to hurt you.

It's just that after my
folks lost the farm

and the Peters and now the
Anderson's and the rest,

they're just plain old mad.

Your folks probably just
got out of town

for a couple of days till
tempers cooled down.

Oh, I hope you're right.

- I know I am.

Say what about a walk?

- Now you've gotta be kidding.

- Why, you got somethin'
better to do?

Come on it'll take
your mind off it.

- Okay, okay, all right.

You talked me into it.

Why are they dead?

Why are they dead?

Is there anything wrong, my son?

I don't think so, pastor.

- If you want to share a
burden with someone,

you always know where to find me.

May the good lord guide you.

Wow, it's still there.

Just the way we left it.

Yeah.

Hey, do you wanna go up?

Oh, Gary we're not kids anymore.

- Oh, come on it'll be fun.

Well, okay, but you
have to go first.

All right.

- Okay, I'm going too.

Don't step on my hands.

Why do you think I'm gonna
step on your hands for?

Come on I'll help you up.

God, never forgotten this place.

Whose idea was it to
build it anyway?

- It was my idea.

Oh, yeah!

- Yeah.

- Well, who found the tree?

- Well, who climbed
the tree first?

- Well, who got the lumber?

- Who got the nails?

Well, who got the hammer?

- Who forget to put a roof on it?

- God, I was crazy about you then.

Do you remember when your
dad caught us?

- Vividly.

I thought I was gonna die
of embarrassment.

I thought he was gonna kill me.

- Let's not talk about that, Gary.

I was really sorry to hear about

what happened to your parents.

I mean, who would do such a
terrible thing?

- Yeah, that's somethin' else
I'll never forget.

I was over in ludlow when
I got the call.

Got over here as fast as I could.

Sheriff Buckley told me they were

hanging there for three days.

I couldn't stand it.

I had to take down that barn.

That's awful.

My mom said they still don't
know who did it.

I find that hard to believe.

There's a real
difference since then.

Merv took it really hard.

Gotta watch him all the time.

Yeah, I've noticed.

He's gotten stranger.

Well, no matter what else happens
we'll be alright, I guess.

The land's gone, most of
the livestock,

but I still have the house so I
guess that makes me lucky.

And you're back.

- I'm back all right

but not for long.

- But I heard you weren't
going back to school.

- Oh, I'm not.

Well, you see

I met someone, Gary,

and we got engaged.

- I was afraid you were
gonna say that.

Matter of fact, I knew that once
you left Winchester

that would probably happen.

- I'm sorry.

- Well, I've got some
chores to do,

and I gotta check in on merv.

- Will I see you later?

- Sure.

Sure, I'll see you.

J“ Gary and Jill went up the hill

j“ to fetch a pail of water

j“ Gary fell down

j“ and broke his crown

J'and Jill came tumbling after

j“ Gary and Jill went up the hill

j“ to fetch a pail of water

j“ Gary fell down

J“ and broke his crown

j'and Jill came tumbling after

at night when the mask is off,

I look at myself.

I may make the world
think I'm happy.

But I can't hide the
truth of myself.

Whatever happens I must go on
acting, acting, acting

j“ be a pagliaccio laugh

J“ clown

j“ laugh

okay, aunt peg.

I just thought maybe my mom and
dad would be with you.

Yes, I have tried everybody now.

Well, I told her I'd be here
before the end of this week.

Okay, I'll try not to.

- I'm here.

- Thank god you are, merv.

- Oh, you're happy to see me.

People are always happy to see me.

Marvelous mervo at your service.

- I was just making some coffee.

Would you like some?

- Allow me.

Why don't you make
yourself at home, Jill.

I'll make us both some.

- Well, all right.

Thanks.

- Here you are.

- Thank you. - Enjoy it.

Enjoy it.

I'm a tree.

Birdies lie in my branches.

- Merv, no!

- Oh, yes.

It's fine.

I can make others happy,

but what about me?

Can't I make myself happy too.

Buckley.

This is Jill Robinson.

Can you come over here right now?

There's someone sitting on
the swing outside.

I'm all alone here.

- What's this, Jill,
another little fantasy?

Not a nightmare, of course not.

- Just get over here, sheriff,

or you're liable to have another

unsolved crime on your hands.

- Okay, okay.

Just stay inside.

Don't answer the door to anyone

until I get there, understand?

There goes the damn poker game.

Jill, it's me it's Scott.

I've been tryin' to call you.

- Scott, where are you?

Well, I'm at
school what's wrong?

I don't know.

Tell me what's wrong?

- My folks are gone.

Nobody has seen them
since the auction.

Somebody threw a brick
through our window,

and now there's somebody outside.

What are ya talkin' about?

- Scott, I'm frightened.

Call the police.

- I alright did.

Please, Scott, talk to me.

The sound of your
voice is so good.

You are doing fine, sweetheart.

Jill.

Are you there.

- Oh, my god, the
squeaking has stopped.

Take it easy.

- Scott, I'm frightened.

Jill, talk to me.

Hey, Jill, are you there.

- There's somebody on the porch.

Scott.

- Open up.

It's sheriff Buckley.

It's okay.

It's the sheriff.

I've gotta go.

I love you.

I love you too.

Here he is.

Here is your prowler.

Mervon.

- I didn't want
anyone to hurt you.

- What do you want me
to do with him?

Just take him home.

Scott.

You fool.

You scared me half to
death almost.

I'm so pleased to see you.

- What would you do
if you weren't?

Spread tuna fish all over me

and throw me out the window
to a starving cat.

Just trying to surprise you.

- Well, you certainly did that.

- Looks like I'm gonna have to
change my game plan.

Oh, yeah.

- Yeah.

Since you don't like surprises,

I'm gonna have to make
sure you know

everything I'm gonna do.

- Uh, what are you gonna do?

- I'll start with a
little smooching.

Oh, really.

- Yeah, forget, Ted.

What's with the lights?

Are you afraid of the dark?

Well, I don't know.

I just must have been really
tired last night.

- Well, I've got something
that'll wake you up.

- Ooh, you are so disgusting.

- What a disappointment.

First.

- First, what?

- I'm gonna nimble on your ears.

- Really. - Yeah.

And then you know what
I'm gonna do.

-Hmm?

- Let me put it to you this way.

It's not that I want me
innocence back.

Just the experience of losing it
again be kind of nice.

- Well, first, you're gonna
have to catch me.

- You know what I'm gonna do?

Undress you.

- Scott, I have to answer it.

It might be my folks.

Hello.

Oh, it's you Sarah.

No, I just thought it might be
my folks that's all.

Of course, I wanna see you.

Sure.

Good, bye, bye.

- Hey, I can't find the beer.

Where does the old man hide it?

Oh, my folks don't drink.

I think there's some juice
out there though.

- Juice.

After a workout I
always have a beer.

- Well, you just better
drive off to town

and get some then, mr captain.

- That might not be a bad idea.

While I'm there, I'll talk to that
sheriff friend of yours

and straighten out some of the
trouble around here.

- Go for it.

If you can't do it,

nobody can.

- Alright, well, see you later.

-Alright, bye, bye.

- Hey.

Wait a minute.

Come here.

- Oh, I thought you were Sarah.

- Only on the weekends.

I saw a car in your driveway I
didn't recognize,

so I thought I'd better come over

and check and see if you
were all right.

- Well, that was Scott's.

He sort of turned up
unexpectedly today.

In fact, he just went into town

to give sheriff
Buckley some grief.

I'd like you to meet him.

You know, give me your
opinion and all that.

- Wait a minute.

Character assessment will cost you

exactly one cup of coffee
and a sisterly kiss.

- I think I can handle that.

And one thing led to another

and another to another, I mean,
you know.

I don't know if my dad
didn't interrupt us,

I wonder if you'd have
been you and me

instead of Scott and me.

Oh, I wonder if that's Sarah,

or maybe it's Scott?

I seem to be real good at
losing people lately.

Shit!

Would you tell your loopy brother

that spying on people
isn't very nice.

I swear next time I'm gonna have
the sheriff lock him up.

- Gary, Gary.

What's the matter?

What have I done?

- Now you're gonna just
apologize to Jill

for scaring her like that, go on!

- I'm tired of everyone
telling me what to do.

I may choose to wear the
custom of a clown.

I may get confused sometimes
since my accident.

But inside I still fly
like I used to

high into trees looking down on
the tiny ants below,

hearing the applause and
feeling them willingly.

Home, now, merv.

Shut up.

I don't hate you for what her
father did to our parents.

Slaughtering all my
friends like that.

- For heaven's sakes, Gary, what
is he babbling about.

- He's talking about the animals,
Jill.

You know, how he used to sit
around for hours

just talking to them?

- And what does he mean,

"what my father did to
his parents?"

I don't understand!

It must be Sarah.

Home, merv now.

I didn't mean any harm.

You always do this to me.

Oh.

Are we having a costume party?

I'd have worn my gorilla suit.

J“ goodnight ladies

j“ goodnight ladies

j“ goodnight ladies

j“ it's time for us to go

- here we go again. - Goodnight.

Are the most important
muscles in this picture?

- Well, all except one.

- So, when do I get to meet the
incredible hulk in person?

- You tell me.

He and spike must have hit
it off real well,

and they're out
together playing golf.

- Or softball or tennis.

- Or poker.

- Or maybe spike couldn't
stand his good looks,

and threw him in the slammer.

- Yeah, lot of good you are.

- If that's the right time,

I should be history already.

All those smiling faces waiting
for me at the cafe.

If I see anyone in town who looks
like Robert redford,

I'll tell him he was due back
here two hours ago.

Oh, yeah.

- Course, he might prefer
to stay with me.

- What, get out of here.

- Hello.

What are you doing?

Please!

What are you doing to me?

Oh, my god, no!

No!

No!

Oh, no!

No, please stop.

Please.

No, no, no!

- Hail, Mary, full of grace the
lord is with thee.

Blessed art thou amongst women.

Blessed is the fruit of thy womb,
Jesus.

Holy Mary, mother of god

pray for sinners bound up.

Scott!

Scott, is that you?

- Jill, have you seen merv?

No, why don't you come in.

It's cold.

- He took off as soon
as we got home.

But when I checked his cabin,
his disappeared.

I've never seen him this upset.

I'm afraid he's gonna do
something silly.

- That's funny Scott hasn't
come back yet either.

I keep thinking I am
gonna wake up soon

and find myself back in
my bed at school

just waiting to come home.

I'm gonna give Sarah a call.

Maybe she saw him around.

She knows him.

- She saw a photograph.

- You didn't show me one.

- Oh, Gary.

- What's good enough for Sarah is
good enough for me.

J“ the Bible my mother left for me

j“ I treasure it always will be

j“ though it thread bear and worn

j“ since the day I was born

j“ it'd been such a comfort to me

- well, that's it.

I have called everybody now.

Either Scott didn't make it
into town at all,

or he simply just vanished off
the face of the earth.

- Why don't you try Sarah again

and see if she got to work yet.

- Yeah, she should've been there
almost an hour ago.

It's strange she hasn't
been at home either.

Gary, I just don't
understand all this.

- Well, there is one very
plausible explanation.

Sarah met Scott.

Sarah and Scott developed an
instant rapport.

Sarah and Scott went off to
Vegas to get married.

Mystery solved.

- Not funny.

- Sorry.

Well, this isn't helping
me to find merv.

I better check the house and
see if he's there.

You know, Jill, you are
welcome to come

and stay at my house, if you want.

You can sleep in the spare room.

There's clean sheets on the
bed and everything.

- Oh, I can't leave the
house right now.

Scott's gotta be
somewhere out there.

I mean, he might call for
help or something.

It's really nice of you though,
Gary.

But under the circumstances,
I just better not.

- Well, you're the boss.

You know, I think, I'm
beginning to develop

a sixth sense for trouble
involving you.

If you need any help just whistle.

Yeah.

- Oh, mother dear, where are you?

Jill.

Here we go.

Here we go.

Who's your lover boy now?

Who's your lover boy now?

Who's the lover boy now?

No!

Jill!

Jill!

Oh, my god my poor Jill.

Jill, come on.

Come on, just stay over.

It's alright, Jill.

It's all right.

It's all right.

Shh.

Shh.

I love you, Jill.

It's alright, Jill.

I love you, Jill, settle down.

Come here.

It's alright, Jill.

I'm here, Jill.

Shh, shh, shh.

- Scott.

Scott.

Gary, you're crazy!

You're crazy get away from me!

- No, Jill, I look after you now.

- Gary, don't make me hate you.

I love you like a brother.

- No, matter what I do I'll
get the bastard

who did this to you. - Scott,
please.

Scott where are you. - I love you,
Jill,

and I always have.

- Leave me alone!

I understand.

I know how much you love me.

But I belong to someone else now.

- I'm sorry.

Next to him and my
folks you're the one

that I care most about
in the world.

- I know, Jill, I love you too.

- Please, Gary, just leave me.

I've gotta work all this out.

- I won't be far away.

- Now what to say?

What'll he say?

Will he react?

Oh, no, no, no.

I gotta go.

I gotta do it.

I gotta take it easy.

- Mervon.

Don't be afraid.

I won't hurt you.

I just want you to come with me.

I want to show you
something that's all.

- I really don't have time
right now, merv.

Later perhaps.

Where's Gary?

Please come it won't take long.

Gary, doesn't know, you see.

- Don't come any closer, merv.

What is wrong with you?

Don't you understand
I have to do this.

You have to know.

There are things you must see.

Got to know.

- Dear Gary,

by the time you get this,

your father and I will be gone.

We knew the farm was failing,

and it wouldn't be saved.

The bank will take it from us.

There's nothing more to live for.

Your father wants to end it all,

and I cannot live without him.

We love you.

We are very sorry it had
to end this way.

- Mom and dad.

What.

- They weren't really
murdered at all.

They hanged themselves
out of despair.

Gary was very clever.

He had to protect us.

He removed the barrel
that papa stood on,

and made it look like murder.

That way people would
feel sorry for us.

He told me that if I
ever told anyone,

they'd put me in a home.

Mervon, are you in there?

Mervon!

- Shh, shh, shh.

Be quiet.

- Now he's coming back.

I didn't say anything.

Gary, honest engine, I didn't.

She was in here snooping around.

Gary, I promise I didn't
tell anything.

Promise I didn't tell anything.

It's alright, merv.

No one's gonna hurt ya.

Just let go of Jill.

- I've gotta try and get the

- Stop, mervon.

You gotta stop.

Oh, my god.

What have I done?

Gary, I didn't mean to kill him.

- It's alright, Jill.

It's all so perfect.

It's so perfect.

Here we are, you and me

just like it was meant to be.

Just like old times the two of us
alone needing each other.

I love you,

and you love me.

- What are you saying?

- You still don't understand.

There is no Scott.

There are no parents anymore.

There's only you and me
and no one else.

We'll get married.

We'll have a family and a dog.

I'm sorry, Jill.

Maybe you don't like dogs.

Okay.

Okay, Gary.

But we've gotta do it real soon,
all right.

Why don't I go home,

and I'll pack my bags

and I'll meet you in
town somewhere.

I'll meet you at the
station in front,

and we can elope.

And my parents don't even have
to know about it.

God.

Stop.

What have you done to them?

Oh, my god.

Jill.

Sarah!

Oh, my god!

- I'm sorry, Jill.

I really haven't
enjoyed doing this.

I want you to understand that.

Scott.

Scott.

Sarah.

Sarah.

No.

But now I've got to
finish what I've started.

- No!

- You must see when you
went away to college

I felt very lonely
for a long time,

and I never got over it.

And then mom and dad
lost the farm,

and my life changed again.

I only had mervon left.

I mean, I know he was
always a bit strange,

but he was my brother.

If only they hadn't
slaughtered all the animals.

They were his friends.

Beulah in particular,
she was special.

She used to follow him around
like a puppy dog.

After that, he began to withdraw

into that clown world of
his more and more

until he was only a clown
and nothing else.

And then you came back with Scott,

and I knew it was hopeless.

Yes, I did.

Then I realized if you felt alone

and isolated like me,

you'd understand why I
need you so much,

and begin to need me back.

But I guess that was just a
foolish dream of mine.

- But dreams do some true, Gary,
they do.

We really can runaway together.

The police will find the bodies,

and they'll think that
mervon did it.

They'll think that
mervon killed us too

because we won't be here.

We'll be some place else.

It's so simple.

All we have to do is place the
gun in mervon's hand.

They'll think that
mervon killed us,

and then he killed himself.

I mean people already
think he's so crazy.

It fits so well.

Then it'll just be you and me
together at last.

That's what you want, Gary,
isn't it?

That's what I want.

I really do love you, Gary.

I really do.

- You're making this very
difficult, Jill.

- You're always getting
yourself in trouble, Jill,

and I'm always having
to get you out.

You lied to me back there.

Why do people always have to lie.

Mervon will get better again.

Just you wait and see.

Mommy loves you, Gary.

I'll always be there when you
need me, do you hear?

You're better off without her,
Gary.

Better off without her.

Mervon never lied.

The animals they won't betray you,
Gary.

If you care for them,
they'll care for you.

Pigs especially.

People always say that they're
dirty and disgusting.

But all the time it's the
people themselves

who are dirty and disgusting.

- No.

No.

- God, give me the
strength to kill you.

- Somehow I shall have to face
life without you, Jill.

It won't be easy, believe me,

but I have no choice.

How rude of me

I forgot to say goodbye.

Goodbye, angel.

- Mervon.

- I had to do it, Gary.

You won't let them put me away,
will ya?

|'|| get this.

Jill.

J“ marvelous mervo at your service

j“ marvelous mervo that's my name

j“ and I'll do my best
to entertain you

j“ with magic and laughter
'cause that's my game

j“ I could light up the sky

j“ each day at sunrise

j“ and darken the clouds when
it's time to rain

j“ that some of the magic
I have mastered

j“ I'll show you the rest
when ya call my name

j“ I wanna make the
whole world laugh

j“ even if the laughs on me, oh

j“ I paint a smile upon my face

j“ there for everyone to see

j“ so put a smile on your face

j“ like your old friend mervo

j“ whenever you're
feeling low and blue

j“ like marvelous mervo
you'll soon discover

j“ a smile can do magical
things for you

J“ I wanna make the
whole world laugh

j“ even if the laugh's on me

j“ I paint a smile upon my face

j“ there for everyone to see

j“ so put a smile on your face

j“ like your old friend mervo

j“ whenever you're feeling
alone and blue

j“ like marvelous mervo
you'll soon discover

j“ a smile can do magical things

j“ for you

j“ oh, yeah

j“ oh, marvelous mervo