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Well, how nice.
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It's not everyone that has a friend
to serve his breakfast.
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Peanut butter sandwiches again.
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Hi, Linus.
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Good morning, Charlie Brown.
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Aren't you afraid of what the kids
at school might say about that blanket?
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Do you have a nickel?
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Flip it into the air.
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They don't say very much.
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I wish I could get rid of my problems
that easily.
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I feel miserable.
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Nobody likes me.
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Why can't I have fun like everybody else?
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When noon comes,
I can't even enjoy lunchtime.
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That's not asking too much.
An enjoyable, pleasant lunch.
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There! There!
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Did you see that little red-haired girl
on the bus?
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Why can't I at least have lunch
with that little red-haired girl?
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Is that too much to ask?
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I get all worked up,
and my stomach starts to hurt.
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I don't know what's the matter with me.
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I don't feel very well.
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I know what's the matter with you.
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You do?
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Sure. You're in love, Charlie Brown.
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Poor little Charlie Brown
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You're in Love,
CHARLIE BROWN
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Don't let love bring you down
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You'll have your day
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She'll come your way
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I love you, Linus.
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Poor little Charlie Brown
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She loves me. She loves me not. She--
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It is difficult for me to believe
that a flower has a gift of prophecy.
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Look at that
little red-haired girl over there.
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I'd give anything
if I could talk with her.
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Tomorrow's the last day of school.
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If I don't talk to her today or tomorrow,
I'll have to wait clear to next fall.
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I know what I'll do.
I'll write her a note!
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"Dear Little Red-Haired Girl,
how I've longed to meet you."
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Yes, ma'am?
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My report?
Oh, yes, ma'am. I have my report.
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It's about the mountains
and jungles of Africa.
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"Dear Little Red-Haired Girl,
how I've longed to meet you."
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Boy, Charlie Brown.
You really made a fool of yourself.
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A comforting word from a friend.
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Yoo-hoo, Linus.
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Here I come.
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You better get hold of yourself.
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Why don't you either come play with us
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or go over and introduce yourself
to that little red-haired girl?
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Do one thing or the other.
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You can't moon around like this
all the time.
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Besides, you only have today and tomorrow.
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Then school is over, and you won't
see her again until next fall!
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Why don't you just walk over
and introduce yourself?
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Get it over with!
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You're right, Linus. That's the only way.
I've made up my mind.
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I'm going to introduce myself
to that little red-haired girl.
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I'm going to stand up,
and I'm going to walk right over to her,
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and I'm going to introduce myself.
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I'm standing up.
Now, I'm going to walk over there.
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I'm standing up.
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I'm-- I'm sitting down.
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Linus, why don't you help me?
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Why don't you slyly start a conversation
with that little red-haired girl?
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Without her knowing what you're up to,
find out if she's ever noticed me
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or what she thinks of me.
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But remember, be sly. Be real sly.
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I did it, Charlie Brown.
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I went up to her and I told her all about
how you're madly in love with her, and--
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Why are little red-haired girls
so hard to meet?
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Now what?
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That little red-haired girl's desk
is right by the pencil sharpener.
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I'll go up there and sharpen my pencil.
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And while I'm sharpening my pencil,
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I'll say,
"It's a nice day, little red-haired girl."
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I'll impress her with my friendliness.
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Good grief.
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Pencil needs sharpening.
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Pencil needs sharpening.
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What happened?
What did she say? What did you say?
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What did she say
when you said what you said?
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I couldn't say anything.
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Not only that,
you sharpened your ballpoint pen.
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Yes ma'am? Me?
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Spelling?
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Yes, there are certain rules we can use
to help us spell correctly.
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The first rule we will never forget is,
I before E after D.
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E before I except after G.
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I don't think I'd mind school at all
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if it weren't
for these lonesome lunch hours.
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I guess I'll sit on this bench.
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Those kids look like
they're having a lot of fun.
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I wish they liked me. Nobody likes me.
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The PTA did a good job
painting these benches.
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I'd give anything in the world
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if that little girl with the red hair
would come over and sit with me.
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You know why that little red-haired girl
never notices me?
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Because I'm nothing.
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When she looks over,
there's nothing to see.
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How can she see someone who's nothing?
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You're depressed, aren't you?
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Cheer up, Charlie Brown.
Tomorrow's the last day of school.
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That's the problem.
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There's only this afternoon,
and then tomorrow,
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and then I won't see her all summer.
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You've tied your peanut butter sandwich
in a knot.
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Well, I guess I'll get in a few games
before the bell rings.
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There's nothing like unrequited love
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to drain all the flavor
out of a peanut butter sandwich.
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It's stupid to just sit here and admire
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that little red-haired girl
from a distance.
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It's stupid not to get up
and go over and talk to her.
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It's really stupid.
It's just plain stupid!
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So why don't I go over and talk to her?
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Because I'm stupid.
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I wonder what I'd do
if she came over here and sat down?
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I wonder if I--
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Good grief!
She saw me looking at her.
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She's standing up.
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She's coming over here!
She's coming over here!
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What do I do? What do I do?
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Good grief, Charlie Brown!
You're ridiculous!
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I can't help it, Lucy.
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I just can't face
the little red-haired girl.
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Pretty faces make me nervous.
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How come my face
doesn't make you nervous?
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I notice you can talk to me!
I have a pretty face.
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How come you can talk to me?
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Wasn't I the Christmas Queen?
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You haven't answered, hmm?
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Hello, stupid.
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Yeah. Hello, stupid.
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Boy, were you dumb in school today.
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You've been dumb before,
but today you were really dumb!
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The teacher asked him
why they have so much rain in Oregon.
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And he said,
"Because they have a lot of clouds."
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There you go again.
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Always so inconsiderate
to poor Charlie Brown.
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Charlie Brown is not as stupid
as he seems.
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He's just upset, that's all.
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Charlie Brown is upset
because of that little red-haired girl.
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For your information,
Charlie Brown is in love!
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Poor little Charlie Brown
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No one could love that frown
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Who would love you
No one, that's who
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Your face is too darn round
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Your face is too darn round
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There she is.
There's that little red-haired girl.
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She's walking home from school.
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Just think, she's walking
on the same sidewalk that I'm walking on.
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I wish I were walking with her.
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I wish I were walking right beside her,
and we were holding hands.
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I'll bet her hands are real soft and cool.
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Boy, what a blockhead I am!
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I'll never get to hold hands with her.
I'll never get to walk with her.
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I'll never get to meet her or talk to her.
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I'll never get to say one word to her.
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All I get to do is walk home
from school by myself.
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Boy, what a day!
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This has been the worst day of my life.
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On a day like this,
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a person really needs his faithful dog
to come running out to greet him.
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What's going on here?
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You look like you're graduating
or something!
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I am graduating.
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I'm practicing
for our graduation exercises
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from kindergarten to the first grade.
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In fact,
I have been selected class valedictorian.
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Maybe you could help me with my speech.
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Do you think I should talk upon the role
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our generation will play in world affairs?
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Or maybe I could discuss
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the failure of the present generation
to carry out its responsibilities!
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Kindergarten.
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Cap and gown.
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Graduation.
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I can't stand it!
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Liberty magazine, 1933.
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I wonder where the doctor is.
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I'm glad to see you practicing so hard.
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It's a sign
that you really think about the future.
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What if you and I
got married someday, Schroeder?
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And you became a famous concert pianist.
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And what if we traveled all over the world
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while you performed with great orchestras
in foreign lands?
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And what if,
right at the height of your career,
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you broke both your arms while skiing
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and could never play the piano again,
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and I had to go to work in a laundry
to support both of us?
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Wouldn't that be romantic?
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Musicians play a lot of love songs,
but they really aren't very romantic.
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You and your stupid ole Beethoven!
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By golly, I'll show you!
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There! What do you think of that?
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I'll probably never get married.
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What do you want?
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I'm a patient. I need advice.
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I have a serious problem.
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There's this little red-haired girl
in my class, you see, and--
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I know your kind, Charlie Brown.
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It's men like you
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that make the world a rough place to live
for beautiful girls like me.
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You men are all alike.
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You talk a lot of romantic nonsense,
but do you ever discuss marriage?
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No! You're all alike!
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My Aunt Marian was right.
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Never discuss marriage with a musician.
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Good grief.
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You scoundrels are all alike!
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Hello?
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Peppermint Patty? Well, what a surprise!
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How have you been?
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Hi, Chuck. How's the ole ball team?
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Chuck? Oh, the ball team's okay.
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I thought now would be a good time
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to solve this year's baseball problems
for you, Chuck.
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I'm heading across town right now,
so you get your team together.
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Tell them Peppermint Patty is on her way!
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So long, Chuck.
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Chuck?
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Hi, Chuck. Your worries are over.
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Where's the team? I wanna look 'em over.
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I still say that shortstop you have is
the funniest looking kid I've ever seen.
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Well, right now,
the team isn't my problem.
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You see, it's school.
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And, well, you see,
it's this girl in school, you see?
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Oh, I get it.
An affaire d'amour, eh?
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Why didn't you say so, Chuck?
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Glad I can be of service.
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I'll handle the whole problem, Chuck.
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Let's see.
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You need someone
to break the ice for you, eh?
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You sly dog.
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Leave it to me, Chuck ole boy.
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You say this girl is in your class, eh?
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She won't give you a tumble?
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I know the type, Chuck.
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I'll handle this.
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Hi, Lucille.
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Lucille?
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How have you been?
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Boy, have I got news for you.
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I just talked to this nice cultured kid
who really goes for you, Lucille.
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He's too bashful to come right out
and declare himself,
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so we're gonna have to nudge him.
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Get what I mean?
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I'll arrange a little meeting.
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Tell you what,
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suppose we arrange for you two
to meet alone at--
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How about home plate
on the ball diamond at 6:30 p.m.?
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How romantic can you get?
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Don't forget, Lucille.
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I'll get our man to show up, okay?
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Well, Chuck ole buddy, it's all arranged.
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Your little dreamboat
will be there at 6:30,
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right after dinner.
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She's really with it, Chuck ole boy.
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Don't need to worry a bit.
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Good grief.
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Well, so long, Chuck.
Just call me anytime.
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I'm better at baseball problems though.
See ya, pal.
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6:30 at home plate.
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How do I get into these situations?
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There she is.
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What do I do? Good grief!
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This is it.
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I can't weasel out of this one.
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You!
-You!
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What an awful day this has been.
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Tomorrow is the last day of school,
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and I still haven't met
that little red-haired girl.
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If I don't meet her tomorrow,
I won't see her all summer.
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I came so close too.
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Several times I almost met her.
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I almost talked to her.
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Tomorrow I've got to do it.
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Tomorrow is D-Day.
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Instead of walking to school tomorrow,
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I'll get up real early
and meet her at the school bus.
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I'll be the first one there,
so I won't miss her.
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Don't you think
that's a good idea, Snoopy?
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Snoopy? Snoopy!
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Hey! You there!
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Bus! Stop!
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Hey, bus! Stop, bus!
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How come you're late, Charlie Brown?
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Tardy? Well, yes, ma'am.
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Do I have an excuse?
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Well, it all started yesterday, ma'am.
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It's really a very long story.
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Yes, ma'am.
I know you're asking why I was late.
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Well, I was late
because I missed that stupid bus!
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That's why!
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Oh, good grief. Now I've done it.
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Plead my cause, O Lord,
with them that strive with me.
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Fight against them that fight against me.
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Deliver me from the hand of them
that persecute me.
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My stomach hurts.
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Excuse me,
I'm supposed to see the principal.
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What about?
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Well, my teacher sent me in.
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I guess I yelled at her.
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I didn't mean to yell at her.
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I was sort of upset at the time,
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and, well,
now I'm supposed to see the principal.
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So here I am in the principal's office.
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Good grief.
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There goes the recess bell.
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The way things are going,
I'll miss this recess altogether,
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and practically my last chance
to talk to the little red-haired girl.
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There she goes out to play!
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Rats! And here I am
stuck in the principal's office.
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Yes, sir.
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What am I doing at the window?
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Well, nothing really.
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You see, I was told by my teacher
to come to your office.
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You have a nice office.
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How are you and the PTA getting along?
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Yes, ma'am. Me?
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Yes, I have my arithmetic homework done.
I have problem seven.
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This will really impress
the little red-haired girl.
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Watch me whip through this problem.
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Yes, ma'am? What am I doing?
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I don't have the slightest idea.
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What a day.
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I guess my last real chance to meet
the little red-haired girl
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will be after school.
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I'll rush out as soon as school lets out.
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I've got to catch her
before she gets on that bus.
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Oh, rats!
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"I like you, Charlie Brown.
Signed, Little Red-Haired Girl."
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Boy!
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Just wait till September, boy! Just wait!
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Boy, nobody will laugh then.
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No, sir!
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They'll all say,
"You must be something, Charlie Brown."
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That's what they'll say.
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And I'll carry her books
and walk home with her
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and get her on the team.
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Oh, boy, oh, boy! It's gonna be great!
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And we'll do this and that
and go here and there.
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And I'll be happy and popular
and the kids will like me for a change.
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Nobody will laugh then. No, sir!
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They'll all say,
"You must be something, Charlie Brown."