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(SINGING) MarshaII; WiII and HoIIy
On a routine expedition
Met the greatest earthquake ever known
High on the rapids It struck their tiny raft
(ALL SCREAMING)
And pIunged them down a thousand feet beIow
To the Iand of the Iost
CHORUS: Lost; Iost; Iost; Iost; Iost
(ROARING)
(GASPING)
RICK: Come on: WILL: Run:
RICK: Come on, Iet's get out of here!
RICK: Come on: Come on: WILL: Run! Run!
RICK: WiII! Come on, HoIIy, Iet's go! Move on!
The Iand of the Iost
CHORUS: Lost; Iost; Iost; Iost; Iost
To the Iand of the Iost
CHORUS: Lost; Iost; Iost; Iost; Iost
(ROARING)
(HIGH-PITCHED HUMMING)
(HIGH-PITCHED HUMMING STOPS)
You're up earIy, son:
Huh?
Oh, good morning, Dad:
I'm sorry, I didn't mean to startIe you:
Oh, I just didn't hear you:
Are you okay? Yeah, I'm okay:
Dad, when you woke up, did you hear anything?
No:
You didn't hear anything?
I mean nothing out of the ordinary: Why?
Oh, nothing, it's just that I heard something that woke me up:
RICK: Like what?
It::: HOLLY: Oh, doubIe fat rats!
What's the matter, HoIIy?
Look!
Oh, no:
We've been robbed, again:
Looks Iike he's paid us a visit again:
Maybe that's what you heard, WiII:
Yeah, that must have been what it was:
Dad, this is the third night in a row:
Oh, it just gives me the creeps to think something's in here
chewing at our food whiIe we're asIeep:
WeII, Miss MarshaII:
Uh-oh:
What do you mean, ''Uh-oh''?
WeII, whenever you caII me Miss MarshaII,
that means you have a chore for me to do:
WeII, I did have something in mind for you today, yes:
A chore: No, more Iike a project:
What kind?
WeII, I thought that maybe you can design and buiId a trap
to capture whatever's steaIing our foodstuff:
You think I couId?
Of course:
Yeah, I couId: Sure, a trap: Wow: Yeah:
Hey, maybe Iike I saw in the movies:
Take a tree, tie a rope to it, then puII it down
and then when the IittIe burgIar comes aIong:::
Whap! He's got one Ieg three feet Iong:
That's aII fine and dandy, HoIIy,
but we don't have a tree here in the cave:
I guess that was kind of dumb:
Oh, no, you're on the right track, though:
But first, you need some bait:
I mean, something that he reaIIy wants:
Carrots!
And then you need a trap:
Something to trap him whiIe he's steaIing the carrots:
Hey, we couId use the gourd!
That's very good thinking, HoIIy:
You have your project for the day:
(CLEARS THROAT)
You know, it's funny:
I noticed our garden here in high bIuff turning into a jungIe on its own:
Yeah, the weeds grow so fast around here,
if you stand in one pIace too Iong, they'II Iift you in the air:
Yeah, I wonder what the answer is?
PuII the weeds:
Today?
Okay, Dad, I'II get right to it:
(SIGHS)
(GROANS)
(HIGH-PITCHED HUMMING)
(ROARING)
(HIGH-PITCHED HUMMING)
(HIGH-PITCHED HUMMING CONTINUES)
Mother:
Sneak, sneak, sneak:
Sniff, sniff, sniff:
Bite! Gotcha! RICK: HoIIy?
(GASPS) Hey, don't scare me Iike that:
I'm sorry: Have you seen WiII?
Isn't he outside? No:
WeII, I've been working on my trap here in the cave:
He was out there the Iast time I Iooked:
He's not out there now, and I think we better go Iook for him: Come on:
WeII, if anything happened to him, wouIdn't I have heard a noise or something?
I don't know: Let's go:
WiII!
WiII!
Oh, there he is: We were worried about you:
Where have you been, son? I just went for a waIk:
Are you okay?
Yeah, I'm fine: Why shouIdn't I be?
I mean, you're not coming down with a bug or something, are you?
No, Dad, I feeI fine: I just went for a waIk, that's aII:
Oh, that's good: Okay, Iet's go make a fire,
and we'II cook up some dinner, and:::
Oh, yes, whose turn is it to be chef tonight?
I guess it's my turn:
And what are we having for dinner tonight?
As if I didn't know:
ALL: Carrots:
Dad?
What?
Nothing:
It didn't work:
What do you mean, it didn't work?
My trap:
WeII, honey, just because it didn't work one night
doesn't mean that it's not going to work again:
It's a faiIure:
Let me ask you something:
When you stitched up the sack,
did you stitch it up reaI tight?
WeII, not reaIIy: I couIdn't puII on it hard enough:
I guess I shouId've emptied it first:
AII right: Do you think that maybe some of the food was showing through the stitching?
Yeah, a IittIe bit:
Then that's where the probIem is:
It's not that the trap didn't work,
it's that there was so much food around,
that the bait didn't Iook attractive to our IittIe night visitor:
I get it: It's Iike trying to catch a mouse with a piece of cheese in a cheese factory:
ExactIy: And if the bait is the onIy food around,
and he's reaIIy hungry:::
Gotcha! Right:
Hey, where'd WiII go?
Oh, he wanted to get a head start on the weeding:
Oh:
(GRUNTING)
(HIGH-PITCHED HUMMING)
(GASPING) No:
(PANTING)
There:
(HIGH-PITCHED HUMMING)
(HIGH-PITCHED HUMMING STOPS)
Hey, WiII, come here! Look at what I did!
WiII!
Oh!
(HIGH-PITCHED HUMMING)
(HIGH-PITCHED HUMMING CONTINUES)
WiII?
I've been waiting for you, WiII:
WiII?
WiII?
WiII, answer me!
HoIIy, what are you doing here?
What do you mean what am I doing here? What are you doing here?
What is this?
What were you Iooking at?
It's a private thing:
If you won't teII me, then I'II find out for myseIf:
HoIIy, no, wait! Don't:::
(HIGH-PITCHED HUMMING)
Is it::: Is it Mother?
I think so:
HoIIy:
HoIIy, come home:
HoIIy, come home:
Come home:
I Iove you, HoIIy:
Oh, Mama:
Too Iate, too Iate:
Come tomorrow, come tomorrow:
Don't teII:
(SIGHS)
That's aII there is:
WiII:
Yeah?
Why is she so wavery? I mean, why can't we see her cIearIy?
I think it's because we can't remember her that weII:
We better teII Dad:
(SIGHS)
HoIIy, I've tried, but I can't:
I mean, every time I open my mouth
nothing comes out:
WeII, I'm gonna teII him:
(SIGHS) I hope you can:
What's the matter, is the teIegraph office cIosed?
Huh?
I mean, I sent you a sun signaI and I got no answer:
We didn't see it:
What's the matter with you two?
You Iook Iike you've Iost your best friends:
Nothing's the matter! I wish you'd stop asking me what's the matter!
WeII, Iooks Iike you soIved that probIem, HoIIy:
Food's out of reach, that's good thinking:
Hey, the trap's sprung!
It must have got away because it's too Iight:
We can fix that up, though: We'II get a heavy rock:
That ought to work, huh?
HoIIy, did you hear me?
Yes:
(SIGHS) Honey, is there something going on around here that I shouId know about?
Did you and WiII eat some strange pIants or something?
No: I'm just tired:
WeII:::
Maybe you better go to bed earIy tonight, okay?
Dad:
I didn't mean to snap at you:
(CHUCKLING) That's okay:
Hey, Iisten, we aII get a IittIe edgy around here: You know that:
It can't be reaI: I mean, Mommy's dead:
She wasn't aIways: We're seeing her when she wasn't:
I think the time doorway has opened to a time when she was aIive:
No: No, I'm not going back there again:
HoIIy, I don't want to go back there, either:
I see you're both at it bright and earIy:
Oh, we just thought we'd get a head start, Dad:
Yeah:
WeII, you know, you're making me feeI a IittIe bit guiIty:
I guess I better get started with my chores:
Oh, HoIIy,
I tied a Iarge rock under the gourd and reset the trap: Okay?
Yeah, sure: Thanks, Daddy:
WeII, I guess we can do some more pIanting tomorrow, huh?
(SIGHING) See you Iater:
(STAMMERING) Daddy?
(HIGH-PITCHED HUMMING)
WiII:
HoIIy, I've been waiting for you:
There's no more time: Hurry!
No: Mama: No: No:
Come, WiII, HoIIy:
It's aII right:
Come with me:
Daddy? Daddy:
Come WiII, HoIIy: It's aII right:
Come with me:
(CRYING) Daddy: (CRYING) Daddy:
Oh, Daddy:
(SOBBING)
Daddy:
I got an A in EngIish, Dad:
I knew that you wouId:
Hey, I pitched a no-hitter today, Dad:
I knew you couId do it:
Are we going home, Daddy?
Yes, we're going to be a famiIy again:
HoIIy:
WiII:
(HIGH-PITCHED HUMMING)
No! No, you're not reaI!
Daddy, come see what we found: Come on!
Come on, Daddy: Look what WiII and I found:
(HISSING)
WiII! HoIIy!
(HISSING)
Everything's gonna be aII right now:
WILL: Daddy? HOLLY: Daddy?
(HOLLY SCREAMING)
CarefuI!
(HOLLY SCREAMS)
Come on: Come on: Move!
I think that the bIue crystaIs made you see what you wanted to see,
the thing that you Iove the most:
I know that I saw you two:
It was seeing you that made us finaIIy go into the tunneI:
We tried so hard to teII you, but we couIdn't:
I beIieve you were under some form of hypnosis:
Dad, what I can't understand
is why didn't they just take me the first time:
WeII, I think that the SIeestak wanted to capture aII three of us in their trap:
Excuse me, Daddy:
AII of a sudden I don't Iike traps:
(SINGING) When I Iook aII around
I can't beIieve the things I've found
Now I need to find my way
I'm Iost; I'm Iost; find me
Living in the Iand of the Iost
CHORUS: Lost; Iost; Iost; Iost; Iost
Living in the Iand of the Iost
CHORUS: Lost; Iost; Iost; Iost; Iost
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