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Neat as I can make it,
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it will cost you $2.25 to mail the package.
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Can you weigh up about $1.10 worth?
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'Tis a peculiar sort of letter I'm after thinking
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when what's mailed and what's not has not apparent
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bearing on the total sense of it all.
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To tell the truth, it's not really letters
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just a bunch of notes.
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Notes?
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Things I've seen.
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Places I've been.
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Thoughts that crawl into my head.
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Ah, like a diary, you mean.
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Yeah, I send them along to a newspaper editor back home.
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Is that a fact now?
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If ever you feel the urge to do a paragraph
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on Grizzly Hill,
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you'll not neglect to mention the postmaster
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that goes by the name of Liam O'Shea?
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It's a promise.
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Thanks.
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Hey, Gaskins!
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C'mere and read this.
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♪ Johnny Yuma was a rebel ♪
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♪ He roamed through the West ♪
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♪ Did Johnny Yuma, the Rebel ♪
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♪ He wandered alone ♪
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Go on, read some more.
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Next to death, loneliness is the worst thing
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that can happen to man.
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I've seen it spread like a plague epidemic
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over an entire army encampment touched off
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by something as ordinary as a soldier's from home.
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I'll have my property.
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Now, hold on a minute, sonny.
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Am I gonna have to climb over you to get it, mister?
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Now, don't get your back up, sonny.
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We was just having a little fun.
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Mister, if I thought you had the brains to understand
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my writing I'd be flattered,
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but by the looks of you there's more desert
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wasteland between those ears than there is in all of Texas.
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Dumb am I?
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Well, you mangy little coyote, I can put my X
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to a check big enough to buy this whole county
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with enough left over to box it up and ship it east.
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That's how dumb I am.
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I couldn't care less what you do with this county,
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all I want is my papers back.
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Of course, if you'd prefer to eat them.
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Go on, give him his papers back.
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Now, c'mon Gaskins I'm not paying you to hang
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around this store all day.
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Lad.
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I want a word with ya.
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It appears you might be shopping for employment.
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Yeah.
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You can read and write that much I know,
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and I'm assuming you can count
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to 10 without losing your way.
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What's left you can get from the textbooks.
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Sure lad, 'tis the post of schoolmaster
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I'm offering you.
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Schoolmaster?
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Aye.
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Me?
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Aye.
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For a few weeks only.
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Till our replacement gets here from St. Louis.
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Are you serious?
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Aye, that I am.
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Consider the salary, lad.
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More than you'd make in three months punching cows.
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Short hours.
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Everybody looking up to you with respect.
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But I've had no experience.
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Think of the children.
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The little darlings.
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Their precious education's interrupted
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by the scholastic hiatus.
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I'm appealing to your social conscious, lad.
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You mustn't refuse.
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Doesn't the school board have to put it to a vote first?
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You're looking at the school board.
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Well, how about that big noise I just rubbed
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up against?
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Cal Armbruster?
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What about him?
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Well, I don't think he's gonna like this.
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You know, lad, the very same thought has occurred to me.
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Talking to me like that.
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Like as if I was nothing.
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Just a piece of dirt that he got caught under his boot.
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Well, I never heard of nobody being talked
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to death yet, Pa.
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Doing, like you always said, doing that's what counts.
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As if books and brains was the same thing.
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I never got nothing out of a book except
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a mail order pump.
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Never stepped no foot in a school room neither.
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Neither will one of my kin.
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Self-made, that's me.
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I look at you, Troy, you ain't even 21
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you know more about the land and the cattle on it,
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and work harder than anybody in this county.
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Well, tomorrow, Pa, I may be a little
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unmindful of my chores.
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I hear that O'Shea sent word for the kids to go
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over to the schoolhouse and help that
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new teacher tidy up.
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But you know, I got a hunch that they ain't gonna make it.
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Now, maybe now you get the idea!
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Ain't you, or you, or nobody to come around
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that schoolhouse, you understand?!
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Now, get on!
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Get on!
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Get outta here!
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Go on, scat!
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Beat it!
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'Tis a bold, brave warrior you are, Troy Armbruster,
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and no mistake.
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Good morning, Peggy.
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'Tis proud you must be of this day's work?
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Oh, do you think they care?
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Did you ever see a bunch of kids that wanted
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to go to school, did ya?
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Well, 'tis certain sure such an ambition
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never occurred to you.
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Well, do you let me pass.
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You know enough.
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You read and write.
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Now, what's a girl wanna go to school for anyway?
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Well, you'd be surprise what a girl
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can learn from the right teacher.
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You taking up with that outsider?
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And if I have?
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Oh, well I couldn't expect you to understand
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a man of his caliber.
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He's sensitive, intelligent, and mannerly.
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How come you know so much about him?
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A man's past is in his face.
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A man?!
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Well, he ain't no older than I am, Peggy!
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But he's lived!
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Why he's traveled everywhere, and seen everything!
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Ah, that's bum's travel!
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People who ain't got nothing travel around like that!
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Everything I need's right here!
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I'm foreman of my dad's spread,
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and I'm foreman of my dad's spread because
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I can do the job better than anybody else can.
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There's room for improvement.
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Yeah, like what?!
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Like taking your hat off while you're addressing a lady.
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Hi.
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Hi.
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I'm Peggy O'Shea.
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I was expecting a larger turn out.
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Oh, they'd be here if they could,
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but it's himself that's stopping them.
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Troy Armbruster.
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Well, I guess I'd better have a talk with him.
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Plan to keep this up?
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You planning on stopping me?
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I might give it a try.
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All right, I'll tell you what I'll do.
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I'll let you have the first swing.
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You mean it?
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Sure I mean it.
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You go right ahead.
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Yeah, that was a pretty good one.
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All right, kids, enough time's been wasted.
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That's enough for today, kids.
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Thanks for helping to clean up.
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See you in the morning.
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Makes a big difference, doesn't it?
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Lord Byron, my favorite poet.
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You know, you're like him in so many ways.
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Oh?
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Lord Byron doesn't have to face a school room
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of kids in the morning.
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It must be a grand thing to have traveled as you have.
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To have met adventure in so many forms.
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Not secondhand from books, as most of us do.
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Well, you've traveled.
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It's a long ways from Dublin to Grizzly Hill.
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Eight years old, I was, when my father brought me.
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The trip meant little to me then.
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This is all I know.
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You know, 'tis a terrible thing to have to settle
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for so little,
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when you know you're born for something better.
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It's getting late.
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Where will you sleep?
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In here.
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Well, you'll take dinner with us?
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Now, you can't say no to roast venison and huckleberry pie.
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Sure, now would Lord Byron decline such an invitation?
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Listen, there's three of us.
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Well, I do hope you make this a habit.
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Well, it's possible.
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A fella could get real addicted to your pie.
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Well, goodnight.
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Goodnight.
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You sure you didn't recognize them, lad?
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It was just some ornery drunks.
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It was too dark to see their faces.
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I can pin a name on one of them.
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Now, Peg, you don't know.
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'Tis precisely the sort low shenanigans he'd be up to.
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And needing a nose full of whiskey to give him courage.
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Troy Armbruster may be a lot of things,
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but I don't think he's a coward.
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Whatever's eating him goes a lot deeper than our scrap.
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'Tis certain sure you don't know
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the Armbruster character.
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Thick-skinned, uneducated louts, both of them.
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What any woman could see in either one is beyond me.
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'Tis me own fault.
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'Twas no bed of roses I ushered you into.
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If you wish to resign.
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Resign?
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You couldn't bust me loose from this jail with scatter gun.
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Now, can anyone tell me where
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and when Cornwallis surrendered?
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All right, Peggy.
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Cornwallis surrendered at Yorktown, Pennsylvania,
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1781, October 19th.
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That's correct.
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Write this down.
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Now, I'd like to talk to you about a man
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who was many things.
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Humanitarian,
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inventor,
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president of the United States.
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He was the author of the Declaration of Independence.
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His name was Thomas Jefferson.
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Psst!
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If you're starting school, Armbruster,
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take a seat in the back.
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I'll stand, I may not be staying.
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We were talking about the Declaration of Independence
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and Thomas Jefferson.
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It was signed July 4, 1776.
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You said I was uneducated,
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got no ambition to go to school.
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So, here I am.
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And this is what he said.
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"We hold these truths to be self evident
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"that all men are created equal."
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"That they are endowed by their creator"
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"with certain unalienable rights."
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Leaving already, Armbruster?
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Yeah, I learn fast.
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Who is it?
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Do you know what time it is?
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It's all right.
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Father's asleep.
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Well, that's not the point.
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A girl doesn't visit a man late at night
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unless she's chaperoned.
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'Tis only a schoolgirl visiting her teacher.
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What could be more innocent?
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If you're just a schoolgirl.
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But I'm a woman, is that it?
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I was afraid you hadn't noticed.
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I noticed.
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Well?
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Peggy.
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Wait.
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I know what's in your mind.
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She's only a country lass, you're thinking.
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Like hundreds you've known.
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Common as flies they are,
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and nothing to give a man save a dog's devotion.
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Not like some of the sophisticated women you've known.
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Peggy sometimes you see things that don't exist.
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Ah, you cannot down yourself in my eyes, Johnny Yuma.
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The first time I saw you,
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'twas as if I received a picture postcard
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from some far off place.
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The Taj Mahal maybe.
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No, you're outsider our Johnny,
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the world I belong to.
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Believe me there's nothing romantic about the life I lead.
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I hate this place.
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I don't belong here.
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No more than you do.
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We're special.
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Can't you see that?
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Look, I left some poems in desk today.
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Stanzas I've composed.
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Maybe you didn't find them?
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I found them.
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Well, that's the real Peggy O'Shea.
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My heart went into those rhymes.
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Everything I think and feel.
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Are they the expressions of some provincial drudge?
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Of some drab housewife?
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I don't know much about poetry.
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Oh, it isn't expert criticism I'm asking,
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but simply from the scanning of them, surely,
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you can tell.
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Oh, I see.
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I certainly do see.
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'Tis a fool I've been.
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Troy!
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You and him that's all I see.
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I close my eyes and I can't even shut it out.
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He doesn't want me, Troy.
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He doesn't want me.
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You think I'm proud of what I did
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jumping him three to one?
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You're hurting me...
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Hurting you?!
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Not like you been hurting me.
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Today, I went to school.
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Me, Troy Armbruster.
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My old man's gonna skin me alive when he finds this out,
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do you know that?!
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But I did it to please you!
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But nothing pleases you doesn't it?!
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I'm gonna make you forget him.
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I'm gonna make you.
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Lass, where have you been?
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You had me worried something terrible.
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I went for a walk, father.
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Let me have a look at ya.
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Who was he?
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Don't ask me, father.
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Don't ask me.
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Speak, lass, who was he?!
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I'll have a name from ya.
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Who was he?!
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Will somebody tell me what this is all about?!
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We'll show you what it's all about.
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How could you do me this way?
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Do?
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Do what?
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Messing around with our womenfolk,
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that's what stranger.
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Did she say that?
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Well, it's not true!
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Do you expect us to believe she did that to herself?!
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I never laid a hand on you, Peggy, and you know it.
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Father, you wouldn't listen to me.
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You wouldn't let me explain.
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Lass, we know you were here.
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There's no explaining to do.
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Take that shirt off of him.
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Shoot him if he moves.
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Now wait a minute, Pa, you can't bullwhip him
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you'll kill him.
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I can't, huh?
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Now, wait a minute, Pa, you didn't give Peggy
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a chance to explain.
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He only tried.
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Maybe you think we oughta let him off
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with a talking to, huh?
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Now, Pa you now that's not what I mean at all.
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Not so fast, maybe I got something to say about this!
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Some more of your fancy words, teacher?
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She didn't tell you all of it.
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You could be real sorry afterwards.
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Instead of a whip, you oughta be measuring me
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for a wedding outfit.
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If you want, I'll spell it out for ya!
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You don't have to spell it out for me!
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You take that back, or I'll kill you!
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You dirty her name to save your stinking hide.
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It was me, you understand!
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It was me!
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Oh, Troy.
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Oh, Peggy I love you.
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You pushed him into, lad.
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You knew you could get him to admit to it.
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You knew that much, lad.
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He needed a nudge.
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If he was half the man I figured,
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there wasn't anything else he could do.
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We heard you won't be here for the ceremony.
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New school teacher arrives Monday.
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I left a wedding present with your pa.
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Oh, now you shouldn't have.
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What we've learned from you is present enough.
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I keep learning too.
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Congratulations, Troy.
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Thank you.
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I won't be able to go back to school,
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but I'll have a teacher at home now.
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So, I'm gonna learn to read and write.
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Well, so long.
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Maybe I'll see you around.
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But ain't going to learn to read no Lord Byron.
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♪ Johnny Yuma was a rebel ♪
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♪ He roamed through the West ♪
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♪ Did Johnny Yuma, the Rebel ♪
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♪ He wandered alone ♪
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♪ He got fightin' mad ♪
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♪ This rebel lad ♪
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♪ He packed no star ♪
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♪ As he wandered far ♪
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♪ Where the only law ♪
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♪ Was a hook and a draw ♪
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♪ The Rebel, Johnny Yuma ♪
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♪ Johnny Yuma was a rebel ♪
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♪ He roamed through the West ♪
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♪ Did Johnny Yuma, the Rebel ♪
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♪ He wandered alone ♪
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♪ He searched the land ♪
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♪ This restless lad ♪
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♪ He was panther quick ♪
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♪ And leather tough ♪
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♪ If he figured that ♪
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♪ He'd been pushed enough ♪
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♪ The Rebel, Johnny Yuma ♪
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♪ Johnny Yuma ♪
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