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Oh! Huh?
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Greg?
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Beast: Did you fetch for me
the golden comb?
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- Will that work?
- This is a honeycomb.
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Golden comb of honey.
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Hee-hee-hee hee hee.
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Greg! Oh!
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Oh! Gre-e-g!
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- Huh?
- Never mind that, Gregory.
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You've brought me
the first two items...
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A golden comb and a spool
of silver thread.
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It's just spider web on a stick.
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Now I want the sun.
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- The sun?
- Here.
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Lower the sun out of the sky
and into this China cup.
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Uh, well,
that sounds impossible.
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Anything is possible if you
set your mind to it, right?
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But hurry, the sun will
be setting soon, and...
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Hey, yeah, that's it.
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J' duh dih-dunh,
dunh-dunh din-dunh j“
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j“ duh din-din dunh j”
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See, that old sun's going
right down into this old cup.
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You have figured it out, and
I thought you might give up.
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Give up? I'll never give up.
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Just got to wait,
just got to wait.
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Beast: Yes, just sit there
in the cold and wait.
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- Huh?
- Aaaah!
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- Aah!
- Ohh.
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- What the...
- Ohh. Ohh.
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- Wirt: Beatrice?
- Wirt!
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Beatrice! What are you
doing out here?!
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- I saw Greg!
- What?!
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I saw Greg.
He was w-with someone.
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This way! Or wait. Um...
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Beatrice, you should go home.
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I can't... not yet.
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Not until Greg is safe.
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- Okay.
- We should hurry.
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I... I think it was that way.
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Thank you, Beatrice.
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Ohh.
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Here! Edelwood!
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You see?
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This will give us
some oil, won't it?
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Yes, we'll keep that light
of yours shining, won't we?
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Come on. Ohh! Aw! You...
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Oh! Oh!
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Beast: J "... darkness j"
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j' there is a light for
the lost and the meek j“
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j' sorrow and fear
are easily forgotten I
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j“ when you submit to
the soil of the earth j“
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woodsman, I knew you would come.
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I have something for you.
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Oh! Oh! What have you done?!
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Why, I've given you
another ede/wood.
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He will burn nicely
in the lantern.
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No! I won't do this!
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You've been grinding up
lost souls for years.
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I didn't know!
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I didn't know this is where
the edelwood trees came from!
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And would it have mattered?
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Would you have just let your
daughter's spirit burn out forever?
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Feed the lantern.
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I suppose after all these years,
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you just don't care
for her anymore.
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Hold your tongue, or I'll
remove it from your mouth!
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Do not speak of my daughter.
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She would not wish this.
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Let's get you free.
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- Ahh.
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I only wish to help you, woodsman.
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You need oil, or else
your daughter will...
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I told you to hold your tongue!
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Wirt: Greg? Greg!
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Beatrice:
I thought it was this way.
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A light.
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A lantern.
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It looks like the woodsman's.
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Beatrice:
Whoa. What happened here?
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Greg! Greg! Are you...
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- Wirt?
- Oh, Greg!
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Wirt, I did it.
I beat the beast.
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Aw, geez, the leaves are even
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growing inside of him.
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No. I was just eating leaves.
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I'm sorry, wirt.
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No, no, Greg.
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It's my fault we ended up here.
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Everything's been my fault.
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I-I should have been more...
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No, I mean my rock facts rock.
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- Beatrice and wirt: What?
- I... I stole it, wirt.
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I stole it from
Mrs. Daniel's garden.
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I'm a stealer.
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And that's a rock fact.
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What? No, Greg,
that doesn't matter.
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It does matter.
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You have to return it
for me, okay?
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No, you can
give it to her yourself.
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Come on, we got to get
Jason funderberker home, right?
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Jason funderberker...
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The perfect... frog name.
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Greg? Greg?!
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Let's get him out of this!
Come on!
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Come on!
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Beatrice:
It's gonna be fine, wirt.
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Give me my lantern.
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- Your lantern?
- No way. We need this thing.
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Yeah, I'm keeping this.
I have to get Greg home.
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Your brother is
too weak to go home.
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He will soon become
part of my forest.
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I won't let that happen!
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Well, then, perhaps
we better make a deal.
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Deal?
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Ohh.
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I can put his spirit
in the lantern.
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As long as the flame stays lit,
he will live on inside.
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Take on the task of
lantern bearer...
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Or watch your brother perish.
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Come here.
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Okay.
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Wirt!
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Wait. That's dumb.
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I'm not just gonna
wander around in the woods
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for the rest of my life.
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I'm trying to help you.
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You're not trying to help me.
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You just have some weird obsession
with keeping this lantern lit.
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It's almost like your soul
is in this lantern.
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Are you ready to see true darkness?
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Are you?
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Are you?
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Don 't! Don 't!
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Wirt: Here, woodsman.
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I've got my own problems
to take care of. This one's yours.
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Woodsman:
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Wirt:
My brother and I are going home.
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She was never in the lantern,
was she, beast?
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Listen, woodsman. Listen to me.
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- Wirt...
- Come with us.
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I... I got to go home, too.
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Admit to my family
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it's my fault they're bluebirds.
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What?!
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The scissors that'll make
your family human again.
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You had them all along!?
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I-I used them to escape
Adelaide, and then... then...
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Yeah, 1-i was
sort of mad at you.
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Oh, you... wonderful
mistake of nature!
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You see, woodsman?
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All who perish here will become
trees for the lantern.
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Cut them down with your ax.
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Stop! You'll never see
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your daughter again, woodsman.
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Are you really ready to go back
to that empty house?
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No! Woodsman!
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Wirt: Good-bye, Beatrice.
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Beatrice: Good-bye, wirt.
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Woman:
J" one is a bird, two are the trees j“
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j“ three is the wind
in the leaves j“
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help.
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- Wirt!
- J“ four are the stars j“
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J“ five with the moon j“
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can you see me, wirt?
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Hmm. Where am I?
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- The hospital.
- Hosp... ital?
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Greg! Where's Greg?!
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And then... Wirt!
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I was telling them about
the time we almost got...
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Yeah, and you were there, too,
Jason funderberker.
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Jason funderberker, my frog.
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Our frog.
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- Our frog.
- Our frog?
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Greg: No, not your frog.
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- Hey, so... uh... about this...
- Umm...
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Yeah, so, I don't have
a tape player, so...
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Uh, yeah.
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So maybe we can
listen to this...
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You can listen to it
at my house.
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Maybe... maybe we should listen
to some other tapes first,
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though, and sort of
work our way to this one.
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This one is a little bit...
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Uh, yeah, I mean, y-you can
listen to it...
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Narrator:
And so the story is complete,
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and everyone is satisfied
with the ending.
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And so on and so forth, and
yet, over the garden wall...
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Narrator: J' how the gentle wind
beckons through the leaves j'
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Father?
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J' as Autumn colors fall j
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j' dancing in a swirl
of golden memories j'
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j' the loveliest lies of all j'
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Woman: Honey? Eat your dirt.
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Mom, stop calling it dirt.
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What are you gonna do about it,
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turn us into bluebirds again?
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Mom...
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Now, eat your dirt.
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J' the loveliest lies of all j"
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