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You made it.
The final episode.
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The thrilling end
to my lost masterpiece,
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"The Spoils Before Dying."
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I'm Eric Jonrosh,
writer, musician, wino.
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If you think
tonight's subject matter
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is somewhat tame
by today's vulgar standards,
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try and remember
I originally shot
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"The Spoils Before Dying"
in 1959.
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Those were different days.
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Jazz and art and sexual freedom
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was under attack
from all powers.
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Artists like Arthur Miller
and Tennessee Williams
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made veiled attempts to speak to
the evil being done to the human soul,
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but they lacked
the raw courage I had.
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If Tennessee Williams had written
what was really on his mind,
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he would have been thrown out
of the country, as was I.
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I was exiled
from my own country.
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I financed my movies
with my own money
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and I went broke doing both.
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Where am I now?
Well, I can't find a job.
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I can't shoot a commercial
in this town.
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A commercial
for cat food, anything.
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They won't let me
touch a camera.
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But, then,
perhaps they are right.
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If they gave me
a cat food commercial,
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I would turn it,
if not into a work of art,
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then at least something
approximating
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an illumination
of the human soul,
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a reminder that life
is to be lived,
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loved and enjoyed.
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L'chaim! To life!
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Is that what that means?
Hmm.
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Hey, P.S.,
that's who I am.
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Banyon's voice:
My name is Rock Banyon,
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and I've been accused of murder.
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For three days now, I've been
looking for a gold cigarette case
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to clear my name.
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Was it hidden
in an old tenor sax case?
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Or was it in that sculpture
once owned by Adolf Hitler?
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I found the saxophone.
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Now all I needed
was that sculpture.
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Salizar!
What happened, buddy?
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I don't know. I came,
maybe to find my cigarette case.
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Let me guess... a crazy doctor
stuck a long needle in you
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then off you went
to Looneyland without a map.
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Yes, again, my friend!
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It was terrible.
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- You're lucky to be alive.
- (groaning) Very lucky!
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Salizar!
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(groaning)
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Do you have my cigarette case?
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I don't figure you
in all this, Salizar.
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It was a very special
cigarette case.
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That case was very important
for our family.
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It was made specially
for my grandmother
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by the F.W. Woolworth Company.
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F.W. Woolworth?
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When my grandmother
was dying, I came to her,
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and she handed me
the cigarette case and said,
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"Salizar, you must guard it
with your life."
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I didn't understand.
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She told me it was a gift
from Mr. Woolworth himself.
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From the F.W. Woolworth Company.
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F.W. Woolworth
gave your grandmother
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a cigarette case?
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Oh, no, of course not!
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She slept with
an American businessman
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and he gave her
a two-dollar cigarette case!
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Oh...
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And I lost it to Stygamian
in a poker game.
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You weren't looking for what
was inside of the cigarette case?
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Inside?
(laughing)
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(choking)
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But you knew the cost.
Why'd you care?
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You live for the truth,
Rock Banyon.
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I live for the lie.
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- (groaning)
- Salizar.
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- (grunting)
- Stay with me, Salizar.
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Salizar! Salizar.
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Ripped By mstoll
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Farewell, Salizar Vasquez
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Saint Germain Vasquez DeLeon.
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Banyon's voice:
I felt bad leaving
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the Mexican Salizar dead
in the casa of horrors,
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but there wasn't much
I could do for him now.
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But there was a hell of a lot
I could do for myself.
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(whispering)
F... W... Woolworth...
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Company.
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Banyon's voice:
I raced up to my cabin
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to meet
with Delores and Alistair.
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I had the sculpture,
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and Delores was bringing
the saxophone case.
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Who killed Fresno and Stygamian?
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It wasn't me, I knew that.
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Somewhere in that sax case
or in that sculpture
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was the identity
of the real killer.
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Time was running out.
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I sat down to read
the latest Eric Jonrosh novel
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about two hippie bikers
looking for kicks
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in Mexico called
"The Spoils Over the Border."
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Not his best,
but it passed the time
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while I waited
for Delores and Alistair.
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(door opens, closes)
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Brr! Baby, it's cold outside.
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I dare say, old bean, you sure
know how to throw a party!
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But what's with
all the cloak-and-dagger business?
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I was beginning to worry
about you two.
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Did you bring
the saxophone case?
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- Got it right here, Rock.
- Okay.
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There's some biscuits on the table
if you're hungry.
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Biscuits!
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And a spot of brandy.
Don't mind if I do.
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Hey, if we're gonna have
brandy and biscuits,
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- looks like we're about to have...
- Together: Briscuit!
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Item number one,
Wardell's saxophone case.
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Every saxophone player
has a hidden compartment.
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He was supposed to
deliver something to Stygamian,
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something he got paid
a lot of money for,
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but Bebop stole the case,
hoping to cash in.
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(mumbling)
Is that so?
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Are you choking?
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Here.
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It's like a paste, it turns into it.
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- Bebop Jones.
- Yeah.
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Bebop got Wardell killed,
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and then the killers
caught up to him.
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Whatever's in this envelope,
a lot of people died for.
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What is it, Rock?
Open it!
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Photographic negatives.
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It's a group of naked men
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in some sort of sexual activity.
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This one's of a famous
American actor.
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Is that a garden rake?
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It's a whole bunch of actors,
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politicians, novelists,
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Olympic gold medalists,
the police commissioner?
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These were taken
in that secret room
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under Stygamian's house.
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They were blackmailing
Stygamian and his friends.
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If these pictures got out,
it could ruin lives.
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But why kill Stygamian?
Why not blackmail him?
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Stygamian must've
had something dangerous
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on these blackmailers,
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something more dangerous
than pictures.
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Perhaps it's hiding
in that hunk of art over there.
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Go, go.
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(gasps)
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Looky there!
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Salizar was right.
It's a beauty!
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I mean,
for a cheap cigarette case
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from the F.W. Woolworth Company.
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It's the Nazi swastika.
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I mean, it predates its usage
in Hitler's Germany,
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but it's known to mankind
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as the tyrannical symbol
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of repression and fear.
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Open it, Rock.
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Aw, that scotches it.
It's in German.
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Anybody here speak German?
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Let me take a crack at it.
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Okay, uh, "Eich...
bein... herlacher."
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Eich... bein... my bike...
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her locker...
my bike and her locker.
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Oh, who am I kidding?
I don't speak German.
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I dare re-re-re-re-say
let me give it a crack.
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Yes, it says,
"Friends of the Reich."
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And then right here it goes on
to list hundreds of names.
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There's a section
called "Amerikaners."
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It's a virtual who's who
of American leaders.
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Senators, generals,
industrialists,
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tennis stars, Errol Flynn...
the list goes on and on.
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Isn't that the director of
the Federal Bureau of Investigation?
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"J. Edgar Hoover."
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And there's a star
next to his name.
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I can't ask you two
to go any further on this ride.
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Well, I already bought
my ticket, Rock.
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You in the cabin!
Rock Banyon,
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you have ten seconds
to come out,
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or we start shooting.
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- Let's make a deal.
- No deal! We want the book.
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We should just give him
the book, Rock.
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We give him this book,
and we're all dead.
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What's it gonna be, Banyon?
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No deal! The book
is my way out of here.
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Would this be a bad time
to mention that I booked you
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at the Western Sound Studios
tonight for a string session?
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I didn't agree
to no string section.
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Rock, as your agent,
it's my duty to impress upon you
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that doing a strings album
won't ruin your career as an artist.
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In fact, more people than ever
will hear your music.
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That's a sellout
and you know it.
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Look, Alistair,
I don't expect you to understand.
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- Most people wouldn't.
- (bullets ricocheting)
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But when a man
dedicates himself to his art,
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there's only one person
he has to answer to
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and that's himself.
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And that's not pride,
it's not selfishness.
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It's not arrogance.
It's the higher power.
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It's a suicide pact
with the truth.
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That's right, Alistair, the truth.
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Now, for the last couple of days,
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this town has shown me men who
are scared to be who they are,
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hiding in the shadows,
knowing only the twilight
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because their truth
is too dangerous
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for a world that
does not accept the truth.
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The men in that German book,
the powerful Americans,
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they secretly collaborated
with the Nazis,
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and now they're among us
ruling our lives,
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making sure that we
never know who we are,
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making sure that we hide
in the shadows,
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making sure that we
don't know our truth.
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Guess what, though?
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I'm a jazz musician,
and music is my truth!
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It's the highest vibration.
It's freedom.
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You put strings on my music,
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and you might as well
put me in the gas chamber.
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Because somebody's gotta fight.
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Might as well be me.
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Ah!
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Oh!
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You pick up that gun
and you're dead!
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I'm warning you.
I'm a crack shot.
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How do you want to play it?
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You tell your boss, Mr. Hoover,
I've got his book.
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And if he wants it back,
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he's gotta meet me
at Kenton Price's beach house.
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I'll tell him.
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Take care, now.
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(engine starts)
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- Bye, now.
- Toodle-oo!
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Delores: Oh, Rock, can't we
just go to a part of the world
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where no one ever goes?
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You can play the piano,
and I can make cakes and pies
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and sing a little,
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and no one will ever find us.
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What do you say?
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I got 'em on the run, lover.
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For the first time,
I'm calling the shots.
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You two take the back roads
out of here.
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I'll catch up with you later.
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Where, Rock? Where?
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I don't know, lover.
I don't know. But I will.
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I love you, Rock.
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I don't know how
or which or when or where
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or when it happened,
but I know that I do.
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Save it, cupcake.
You save it for later.
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We'll have all the time in the world
for lovemaking then.
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All the time in the world?
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And more.
250
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Banyon's voice:
J. Edgar Hoover
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killed Wilbur Stygamian.
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He killed Fresno Foxglove
and Wardell, too,
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all because they knew
he had been collaborating
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with the Nazis during the war.
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He thought he could push around
a bunch of homosexuals
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the way he pushed around
everyone else.
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00:14:25,764 --> 00:14:29,393
But Wilbur Stygamian pushed back
with Hitler's secret book.
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Hoover killed him
to get the book.
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And now I had the book,
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and it was my turn to push back.
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Man:
Sit down, Mr. Banyon.
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You've done your country
a great service.
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I know who you are.
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Yes. I am the bogeyman,
J. Edgar Hoover,
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and you have something
that belongs to me.
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How you figure that?
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I made a trade for it
and I want it.
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Stygamian's book, huh?
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The one with your name in it?
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Yes. I made a deal.
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A trade for some photos I had.
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Photos I believe you have seen.
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Yeah, I've seen 'em.
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I was going to expose
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the Hollywood "homosesual"
community to the world
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because it is my duty
as an American.
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But Stygamian discovered
you were working with the Nazis.
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Of course, I collaborated
with the "Nazies."
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Hitler was right.
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The strongest societies
are built on fear and repression.
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After the war, I cleaned up
Washington, D.C.
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I kicked all the Communists
and the "homosesuals"
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out of our government.
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Hollywood was next.
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Don't you understand,
Mr. Banyon?
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America can be strong
if it can be policed.
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And who's policing you?
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People who like
their jazz with strings?
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Would it surprise you to hear
I like my jazz with strings?
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I want my book,
Mr. Banyon.
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While American Gls
were dying for this country,
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you were helping Hitler.
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- I want that book!
- You're never getting that book.
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- I want that book!
- I'm not giving it to you.
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00:16:06,899 --> 00:16:08,867
You hand it over now.
296
00:16:11,003 --> 00:16:14,666
I give you that book,
and there's no stopping you.
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00:16:14,707 --> 00:16:16,834
That book is the only thing
between you
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and your twisted ambition.
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00:16:19,211 --> 00:16:22,203
I give you that book
and a lot of lives will be ruined.
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I just can't let that happen.
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Then I guess you'll have
to join your friend,
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Fresno Foxglove.
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(clicks)
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(gunshots)
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00:16:40,733 --> 00:16:41,893
(groans)
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Good work, gentlemen.
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You should clear out, Mr. Hoover.
You can't be seen here.
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I must leave at once.
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- Is he dead?
- They don't come any deader.
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- That man has something of mine.
- No time, sir.
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- You must leave now.
- The book!
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You don't want your name
mixed up in this, sir.
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- We'll take it from here.
- (sirens wailing)
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- Don't delay.
- Skedaddle, sir.
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- I'm leaving.
- It's an honor to have met you, sir.
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(jazz playing)
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Dizzy:
Hey, Rock.
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Remember,
it's about three things.
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All: Vibrations,
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vibrations,
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vibrations.
(echoing)
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Did it work?
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(chuckles)
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Oh.
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(chuckling)
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He bought it, all right.
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He bought it.
Rock Banyon is dead.
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And I can vouch for that.
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You know what this means, right?
No more jazz piano for you.
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You're a whole new man
without a country, without a name.
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Why'd you do it?
Why'd you help me?
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We knew Hoover
was behind the murders,
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but we couldn't figure out why.
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00:18:24,636 --> 00:18:27,298
No one from the mayor down
would let us work on it,
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so we used you.
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00:18:28,974 --> 00:18:30,532
Like an old pair of pants.
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00:18:30,576 --> 00:18:32,441
- Ah, the pants are back.
- So, what do you do now?
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00:18:32,478 --> 00:18:34,105
Go after Hoover?
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00:18:34,146 --> 00:18:38,014
J. Edgar Hoover?
No. We are no heroes.
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00:18:38,050 --> 00:18:39,381
So why not just kill me?
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00:18:39,418 --> 00:18:41,477
Why not let me
take the fall for everything?
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Frankly, I wanted to.
Thought about it a lot.
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Still not against it,
but he wouldn't let me.
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- Why the soft spot?
- Chip: One simple reason.
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No man should live in fear.
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You wouldn't happen
to be a homosexual, would you?
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You take that back.
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00:18:58,837 --> 00:19:00,429
This is Chip Donwelly
you're talking about,
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a real man's man.
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00:19:01,707 --> 00:19:04,369
Do you have any idea how much time
this guy spends at the health club?
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Why, I've never seen him
with the same woman twice.
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And with the fellas,
he's the leader.
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He's a real top bear.
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Tell him, Chip.
Tell him you're not.
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I think you'd better get going.
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(sighs)
You'll need these.
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- Also have these.
- Oh, thank you, thank you.
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Oh...
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I believe this belongs to you.
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00:19:25,330 --> 00:19:27,764
Guard it like
your life depended on it.
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00:19:37,943 --> 00:19:41,674
Who did it, Rock?
Who killed me?
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The world killed you.
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The world always
kills the artist.
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I'll see you around, lover.
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00:19:58,564 --> 00:20:01,055
Good-bye.
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00:20:06,471 --> 00:20:08,234
Dunhill:
See you later, Rock.
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00:20:08,273 --> 00:20:09,433
Au revoir, Rock.
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00:20:09,474 --> 00:20:10,907
Think you can do it, Rock?
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00:20:10,943 --> 00:20:13,912
Think you can give up
the one thing you love most?
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(scoffs)
What makes you think I have?
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00:20:20,619 --> 00:20:24,146
Hey, Rock.
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Now, go get her, my man.
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♪... you're gone, anyway ♪
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♪ We had true love ♪
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♪ But then what's true? ♪
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♪ That's how I am ♪
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00:20:44,610 --> 00:20:46,908
♪ That's me ♪
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♪ Without ♪
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00:20:50,782 --> 00:20:55,276
♪ You. ♪
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(chittering)
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Man: Yeah.
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