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You're nobody till somebody cares.
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You may be a king and you may possess
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the world and its gold.
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Gold won't bring you any happiness when
you're growing
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old. I say the world.
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It's still the same.
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You'll never change it or rearrange it.
Just as sure, as
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sure as the stars shine above.
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No matter how many times.
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Let's see, how many?
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London.
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Madrid. Paris. Paris and Acapulco.
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Remember how you threw out the man who
tried to sing a duet with me?
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And he said he was a bullfighter?
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He was a bullfighter and he owned the
place.
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And it was a very embarrassing moment
for me.
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And my shortest engagement.
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Buffy still have that funny little doll
with the glasses?
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She's not going to give up Mrs. Beasley
until she's about ten.
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And Jody.
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She's so crazy about finger painting.
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Shows you what you know about fellas.
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We give up finger painting when we're
about six.
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You haven't seen my kids in quite a
while, have you?
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I'll make up for it.
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You bet you will.
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Excuse me.
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Why don't we have a little supper right
now?
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Love it.
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And twice around Central Park in a
handsome cast.
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Good
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morning.
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Hi, Uncle Bill. Hi, Uncle Bill.
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Well, sir, how do eggs Benedict strike
you this morning, sir?
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Oh, I just had some a few hours ago.
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With some of that hot cereal.
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I'll fetch your oatmeal, sir. Right.
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Hey, I got that for you last night.
Julie Madden autographed it for you.
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Oh, thanks, Uncle Bill.
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She sure is making a terrific comeback.
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I didn't know she'd been away.
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Can I see him?
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Who's Julie Madden?
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Oh, you kids met her a long time ago.
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She sure is pretty.
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She sure can sing.
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Singers are all right, I guess.
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But when I grow up, I want to go out
with one of those girl roller skaters.
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know, that are on TV, that knock
everybody around.
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They're fun.
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Uncle Bill, if I got to be a big,
glamorous singing star, and I had my
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on a record album, would you be proud of
me?
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I sure would. Yes, ma 'am.
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You guys better go to school.
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Oh, you're right.
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Come on, Buffy and Jodie. I'll drop you
off.
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Bye, Uncle Bill. Bye, Uncle Bill. Bye.
Bye, children.
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What are you doing, Buffy?
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Studying in my songbook.
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But the music teacher isn't even here
yet.
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Doesn't hurt to practice. That's how you
get to be good.
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Oh,
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good morning, Miss Scranton. Good
morning. The children are all ready for
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their first music lesson. Good.
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Now I hope we're all in the mood for
singing.
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I am, Miss Scranton.
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That's the kind of enthusiasm I like to
hear. What's your name, dear?
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Buffy Davis, and I love to sing.
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Oh, very nice.
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Open your music books.
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The best way for us to become acquainted
is to plunge right into our first song.
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Any suggestions?
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Yes? How about Columbia, the Gem of the
Ocean, or the Notre Dame fight song?
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We'll start a little more simply.
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Now, the boys may listen, and the girls
will sing the first song.
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Page 22, girls.
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My Bonnie Lies Over the Ocean.
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Oh, by the way, the principal has given
me permission to form a girls' glee
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club. The tryouts will be this
afternoon, after school.
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Anyone who might be interested will be
welcome to join the older girls.
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Let's start again.
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Some of us sounded very, very good.
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But I'm afraid there's one young lady in
our group who forgot the melody.
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Now, once again, please.
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Buffy, would you like to try it one time
all by yourself just for me?
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Sure.
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My body lies over the ocean.
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My body lies over the... Thank you,
Buffy.
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Buffy, would you come outside with me
for just a moment, please?
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But your singing is, well, just a tiny
bit flat.
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What's flat?
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Off key.
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Well, you see, when one person sings off
key, the harmony of the composition is
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destroyed.
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What's harmony?
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It's the sound of all the voices
together.
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You mean I can't be in the singing
class? Gosh, Miss Cummings.
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Oh, no, Buffy, you can stay in the
class.
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while the other children are singing,
why don't you just move your lips?
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You mean until I get better and don't
sing flat?
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Mm -hmm, exactly.
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Yes, ma 'am.
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reprimanded and required to remain?
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I don't know. I just know she's signing
up for the league club.
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Did you sign up, Buffy?
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They wouldn't let me.
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Oh, well, perhaps you're too young.
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No.
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After all, one does not achieve
perfection immediately.
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And I'm quite sure that by this time
next year, you will be a member of the
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Girls' Glee Club.
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if I didn't get into the Girls Glee Club
and never can be a big singer like
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Julie Madden?
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Yeah, I still like you. I even sort of
love you.
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I found out that the Girls Glee Club is
going to sing for Parents Night.
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You would have been real proud of me.
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Look, I'm proud of you anyway.
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Now, will you just forget about the Glee
Club, huh?
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It's all over and forgotten. So, you
know, you lose some, you win some.
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This is when we lost.
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I tried real hard.
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Miss Grand doesn't know everything.
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But she's the music teacher, so she's
boss.
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Well, Miss Scranton isn't the only
singing teacher in the world. Now, we're
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going to get you into that glee club.
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Really? How?
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Just take my word for it, okay?
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Thank you, Uncle Neil.
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We've been practicing those scales for
years.
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I don't think we're quite ready for a
song yet, Buffy.
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Once more, honey, huh?
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Okay.
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I thought
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that was pretty good.
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Well, Buffy, I'm afraid it's still a
little bit too...
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Too, um... Loud.
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Uh, no.
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No, that's not exactly what I meant.
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Here, let me show you how it should have
sounded. Maybe that'll help.
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All right. Okay?
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Do, re, mi, fa, sol, la, ti, do.
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Do, ti, la, sol, fa, mi, re, do.
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Suppose we sing My Bonnie Lies Over the
Ocean together.
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Good idea.
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Okay. Now this is where we begin.
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Ready? Ready. Ready.
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My Bonnie...
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I think I have to go now. That's all for
today. I have to get back to the club
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and rehearse.
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Oh, sure. And I'm going to go back to my
room and practice my body lines over
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the ocean so I'll be even better when
you come back tomorrow.
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Jimmy, I... Sorry, I couldn't help
overhearing.
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She tried so hard.
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It couldn't be the rented piano out of
tune, could it? Uh, no.
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No, no, mister.
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No, indeed, no.
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Hi. How'd the lesson go?
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I'm sorry. Not very well, Bill.
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Oh, well, first day and all that, huh?
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Bill, either a girl has an ear for music
or she doesn't.
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I see.
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I hate to tell you this, Bill.
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Buffy has absolutely no ear for music.
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Well, that's the...
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Opinion of an expert, I guess.
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I'm sorry, too.
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Me, too.
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Bye now. Bye.
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Thank you.
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Okay.
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Now I have to tell her she's no good,
huh?
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Nothing I can do about it, either.
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I'm afraid not, sir.
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Oh, she's in her room now, sir.
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Hi, Uncle Bill.
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I'm just practicing for the Glee Club.
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Honey, I think we better forget about
the Glee Club.
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Why, Uncle Bill?
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Miss Madden's going to teach me real
good, and I'm going to practice, and
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going to be real proud of me.
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Well, I'll tell you how it is, honey.
Now, people have certain kinds of
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you know.
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Like, you're a very good dancer. Lots of
people can't dance at all.
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You know, last year, you were Red Riding
Hood in the school ballet.
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But, Uncle Bill, I can't sing.
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I really can't.
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Well, it's nothing to be ashamed of.
Lots of people can't sing.
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Lots? Oh, sure.
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Hundreds of them. Millions.
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Well, If I'm not the only one, I guess
I'll have to get used to the idea.
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Wait a minute, guys. I'll be right back.
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Hi. Hi, Jody.
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What are you doing?
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Sitting? I'll sit, too.
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You don't have to.
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You know what, Jody?
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What? I wouldn't be here sitting if I
knew how to sing. I would be in with the
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girls' glee club, practicing my Bonnie
Lies Over the Ocean.
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Anybody can sing that old song.
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I can't.
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Sure you can. If I can, you can.
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We're twins.
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Really, Jody?
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Sure, I'll show you.
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My Bonnie lies over the ocean.
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My Bonnie lies over the sea.
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My Bonnie lies over the ocean.
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Oh, bring back my Bonnie to me.
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Bring back, bring back. Oh, bring back
my Bonnie to me, to me.
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Bring back, bring back. Oh, bring back
my Bonnie to me.
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Jody, I've never heard you sing a solo.
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Hi, Miss Clatton. Hi.
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Buffy, you haven't told me your brother
had such a lovely singing voice.
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I didn't know myself.
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Well, I better go play ball with the
guys.
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Just a moment, Jody.
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How would you like to sing with the Glee
Club on Parents' Night?
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Me? With all those girls?
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Uh -uh.
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Well, not really with the girls, Jody.
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I have in mind a song a boy could sing
all by himself.
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That would be neat, Jody.
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Do I have to?
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Your parents would be so proud.
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But all the guys will think I'm a sissy.
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Oh, nonsense.
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Be in my office at three o 'clock.
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Uncle Bill, do I have to?
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Do I really have to?
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Yes, you have to.
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Jody, it's an honor.
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Sure, we're all going to be there
parents' night.
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But I thought you were my pal, Uncle
Bill.
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I am.
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And you expect me to stand up in front
of all those people and sing?
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Sure.
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Uncle Bill.
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I think Buffy might feel worse than
Jody.
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They don't want her, but they want him.
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Buffy can't sing, and she wants to sing.
Now, Jody can sing, and he doesn't want
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to.
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Is there anything in one of those child
-raising books about that?
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I have no idea, sir. I'm afraid the
problem has never arisen before.
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Well, that's wonderful.
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Well, congratulations, Buffy.
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You're going to sing this song, huh?
Well, that's great.
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No, Uncle Bill. I'm not going to sing.
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What then?
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Miss Granted appointed me music page
turner. I get to tell Jody.
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Jody!
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Hi. Hi.
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Guess what?
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I'm going to be at parents' night, too.
And I get to turn the pages.
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And I get to announce your song.
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How about that? You're both going to be
on the same program, see?
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Uncle Bill, do I really gotta?
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No, you don't gotta.
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Thanks.
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I'd be real proud of you if you did,
though.
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He's my brother. Okay, Jody.
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Not till after the song, Jody. I forgot.
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Every boy can be president.
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Can be president.
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Can be president.
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of America, land of the free.
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Every boy can be Washington, George
Washington, Thomas
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Jefferson, and Abe Abraham, Abe Abraham,
good old Don Steve,
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President.
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I'm glad that none of the 63rd Street
Daredevil saw me singing.
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That's what I'm glad of.
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Yeah.
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Uncle Bill, I was wondering, did anybody
ever get their picture on a record
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album like Miss Madden for turning the
pages?
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Well, I'll tell you, that was always the
first time.
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And you were a great little page -turner
tonight.
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