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You see, Red Shoes,
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we have three stories to tell you.
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But they're all, well, how would you put
it exactly?
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Interrelated.
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What's the worst thing that could happen
to three best friends?
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I see you in a picture frame.
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I wish that I could know your name.
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You comfort me in ways that you'll never
know.
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I don't mean you couldn't come alive.
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I feel the mystery.
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You see, Red Shoes, the three of us work
at the last of the Diamond Dance Bars,
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the Stardust.
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The only difference between then and now
is that it's more like a buck a minute.
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We encourage the consumption
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of champagne and good conversation.
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And absolutely no dating.
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A guy gets out of hand, and we stick
Marilyn on him.
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And once he's got Marilyn on his tail,
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he ain't never coming back.
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You ever seen a pit bull in heat?
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Can I get on with this, please?
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You go right ahead, darling.
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Anyway, it all started when... when
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Armin...
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Army was the singer in the band.
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I wish that I could know her name.
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She comforts me in ways that she will
never know.
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If only she would come alive, I'd feel
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the mystery in her.
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He and the band played two sets a night,
seven days a week, for as
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long as anyone could remember.
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Yeah.
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You probably guessed it.
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He just... He
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just... He
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died.
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He died.
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It was.
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Everybody loved Arnie.
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And
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when
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he passed on, well, it just broke our
hearts.
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But the show, you know.
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And to go on.
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That, too.
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Hello?
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Hi, I'm Michael.
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Union sent me.
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Oh.
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A little young, aren't you?
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Yes, ma'am. But I can sing and know all
the tunes, the old ones.
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And at least I can guarantee you that.
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Well, it's too late to replace you.
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At least for tonight.
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Go on, show me what you've got.
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Okay, thank you very much.
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I wish that I could know your name.
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You comfort me in ways that you will
never know.
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mystery is in your eyes.
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If I could read through this brave and
judging face.
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I could justify the love I have for you.
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Come alive, my baby, please come alive.
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Come alive, if I ask you to come alive.
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Could it be you exist only in my dreams?
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Let the fragrance of the air, the
symphony, lock up in
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this cellar.
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Hello. I never drink.
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I mean, I shouldn't drink.
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I don't know. You want a drink?
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No, thanks. I'm okay.
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From Nan.
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Michael.
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You know what happened tonight?
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It wasn't your fault.
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I mean, it was just one of those nutty
coincidences.
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I mean, how could you know that that was
the same song Army was singing when he
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left us?
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I mean, looking...
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Singing, just like he did.
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So... So?
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Wanna dance?
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Well, I just sort of thought that since
we're here...
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Well, anyway, it's free.
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I'm not a very good dancer.
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Me neither.
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Yeah, but it's what you do.
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It's what I do, but not what I do.
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Not forever, anyway.
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That's my favorite part.
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Wanna know what?
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It makes me feel like... ...somewhere
else.
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If you keep looking up... ...it could be
anywhere at all.
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Herod?
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Elm?
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Amsterdam?
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How's your choice?
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This is what I do.
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I'm dancing, somebody.
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I just can't look.
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Look up.
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Shut my eye.
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Here.
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Anything you know.
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Hmm.
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We know.
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He was the sweetest, most gentle, most
understanding man.
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Human being.
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Basically, a girl's got to do what a
girl's got to do.
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Oh, you should talk, Darcy.
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Yeah, well, anyway, it was a Tuesday
night.
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Nan and Winnie were off, so I had no way
of knowing what had happened the night
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before.
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Oh, I know that now, Darcy.
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Well, I know you do, sweetheart.
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I just want to make it clear to Mr. Red
Shoes.
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Anyway, like I was saying, it was a
Tuesday night, and
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he had the sweetest voice you had ever
heard.
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And when he sang that song,
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By then, he probably knew that was his
lucky song.
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So? So.
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So what were you to learn how to sing so
pretty?
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My grandmother, I guess. She was sort of
a fan.
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just picturing you as a little boy
sitting there with your grandma and
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singing her favorite tunes.
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I don't know.
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Do me a favor.
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Kiss me.
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I love making love in a pack of
unicorns.
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Especially finished.
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Chevys, boards.
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It's true.
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I never could resist a man in the
backseat of a vintage automobile.
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I bet you can't guess what happened
next.
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And it all began with that damn song.
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Yep. That damn song.
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could come alive I'd feel the
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mysteries in you
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Do this brave and touchy thing.
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Like a child, survive the love I've been
for you.
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Come alive, my baby, please come alive.
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Come alive, if I ask you, just come
alive.
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With me, you exist only in my dreams.
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There's a phrase in the end, is it
really?
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Thank you.
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Okay. Oh, yeah, second that.
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Ditto.
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You see, Thursday through Saturday, all
three of us work at the same club, and
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we just so happen to be sitting around.
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Yacking the way girls can do.
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And we all had something to talk about,
if you know what I mean.
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But what happened next was really quite
funny.
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Well, when you look back on it.
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Exactly.
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Okay, so we were dancing, and I looked
into his
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eyes, and I just asked him to kiss me.
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You did what?
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Yeah.
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And he did.
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Oh, yes, he did.
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Well, good for you, girl.
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Can I tell you something?
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What?
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I did the same damn thing.
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Kiss me.
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No, you didn't.
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Yeah, I did.
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Me too.
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I just walked up to him and I said,
Michael, kiss me, goddammit.
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What'd you say his name was?
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Michael. Why?
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That's funny.
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What's funny?
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Well, my guy's name Michael, too.
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So is mine.
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That's weird.
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Doesn't feel weird considering the fact
there's this new guy named Michael who
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just happens to work in the same place
as you three dingbags.
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How could you?
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Me? What about you?
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Well, I was there first.
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Hell.
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Might have had him if he would have had
me.
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Reminds me of Arnie the way he used to
just...
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Get so involved with everybody.
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He was just too nice. That was his
problem.
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It was too sweet.
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Sweetest darn thing I ever heard.
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After Army.
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Sweetest damn thing.
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Oh, mom.
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Oh,
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kiss him.
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That's not all he was good at.
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Well,
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there you have it, Red Shoes.
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He came just as quickly as he went.
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So quickly, in fact, we question if he
ever really existed.
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Oh, but he did.
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And he does.
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He'll always be in our hearts.
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The man of our dreams.
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That's what he is.
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Yeah, he was something, all right.
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But really, come to think of it, so are
we.
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I don't know what to think about that.
Let's take a walk and think about it.
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Come on, Stella.
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