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From the City of Lodz
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Ladies, time for exercise.
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Exercise one.
Assume basic posture.
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One, arms out, two, arms down,
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three, arms up and four,
back to posture.
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Exercise!
One, two three, four...
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One, two, three, four...
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One, two, three, four...
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Enough.
The arm-stretch.
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One, two, three, four,
five, six, seven, eight...
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two, two, three, four,
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five, six, seven, eight,
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three, two, three...
Enough.
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The toe-touch. Left foot.
Exercise!
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Two, three, four,
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five, six, seven, eight...
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three, two, three,
four, five...
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Enough.
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Ciuksza Band threatened again
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Readers and listeners put up
a fight for Ciuksza Band
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As we all know they want to disband
the Ciuksza mandolin orchestra.
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This is our orchestra,
the orchestra of the Lodz workers.
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lt broadcasts soothing melodies
on the Lodz Radio.
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lt has also given numerous
concerts at our factory.
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We have filed a protest
against the closure of our band,
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our workers' band from Lodz.
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They should kick out
the Warsaw New Band first.
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They sound like cats on heat.
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Those fancy pants with the stupid hats
should get the boot.
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l could listen
to Ciuksza night and day.
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We demand that Ciuksza stays!
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After all our town needs some
decent music, not only...
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We want a soothing orchestra.
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All that big-beat music
is just for them youths.
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Whereas this band we all listen to.
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Why aren't they putting Ciuksza
on today.
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Some bleeding trombones
and what not.
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All that horseplay when
that was lovely and cheered you up.
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They hardly ever it put on
but when they do at least we get
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a few minutes of fun and leisure.
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l admit that when Ciuksza's on
l do nothing around the house,
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nothing what so ever.
l stay in and don't budge.
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l must listen to the programme.
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And when you're down
Ciuksza cheers you up.
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lt gives you a bit of vim.
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lf they take even that away from us
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they might as well take away
our lives.
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They lock you up in your old age
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and try to take even those
few hours away.
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We object to that.
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But first of all, Poland is
a workers' country,
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and they should let the band stay
for the workers' sake.
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We demand that.
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Them lot in Warsaw and Katowice
always get the best of everything.
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What is Lodz to this country?
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Ciuksza has played for,
what's it, forty years.
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lt has been nice, and now,
out of the blue,
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they made this stupid decision,
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whoever that was,
to shut down Ciuksza.
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We demand Ciuksza Band,
we want Ciuksza Band,
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we want Ciuksza Band,
we want Ciuksza Band.
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Long live Ciuksza Band!
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Mrs. Gorecka is leaving us today
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and we've prepared
a small leaving celebration for her.
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With this flower,
we'd like to bid her goodbye.
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For many years Mrs. Gorecka worked
in the sorting house,
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then she worked
in the bookkeeping department,
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a very diligent worker.
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So, on behalf of the Plant Committee,
our management and myself,
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l'd like to wish you all
the best for the future,
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long life and good health.
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And l'd like to thank all
my colleagues.
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l have worked here over 20 years
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and l don't know if
l could work another...
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l'd like to but l can't.
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On behalf of the youngest weavers
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l'd like to wish you good health
and happiness.
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l also wish you all
the best for the future.
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Don't you forget
to come and visit us.
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You've been coming
to work for half seven or half five.
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What are you going
to do with yourself now?
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Read, go for walks...
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l'll finally have a chance to rest.
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You'll have time just for yourself.
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You'll have to get a decent shag now
and again not to get too bored.
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Give the old man a good rub,
brew him some herbal tea,
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he'll be fit as a fiddle.
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''For she's a jolly good fellow...''
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l'd like to give my thanks
to the Women's League
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and our Management
for taking good care of us.
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We are very grateful
that our company continues
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to take good care of us.
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That's all from me.
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l come from Warsaw.
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ln 1945... or four
l went through some really hard times.
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When l came to the plant,
as a complete stranger,
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people made me feel welcome.
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Myself and my husband
got our livelihood here.
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l've been working here
for 18 years now.
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l've been working in the weaving-mill.
They know me well there
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because l used to help out
with the workers' fund.
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When someone needed a few bob
in lean times, or had a problem,
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they came to Mrs.Wlostkowska.
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And that's what
l'm thankful to the plant for,
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that they always remember about me
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when there's a day trip or anything.
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l have a lot of respect.
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l think of Lodz as my second hometown.
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What could l tell you
that no one else would,
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What could l give you
that no other might,
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For you, my dearest,
l'd do the best l could.
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l want to brighten
your cloudy night.
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l want to pave it
with stars just for you,
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For you to tread on
as on thistle-down.
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What could l give you
that no one else would,
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Tell me, love...
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Do you know that military one...
''Parachutes, parachutes''
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Parachutes...
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- We have no score to that.
- Anna Kazimierczak
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What? Are you here to sing?
No? So, please, go away.
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Are you going to sing?
No? Off you go then.
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Who's next?
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A soldier won't lie to his girl...
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tam, ta...ta, tam, tam...
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Scram,
if you don't want a wallop.
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Here you are.
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When you feel you've had enough
say 'stop'. But don't let go.
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l'll switch it off immediately.
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Stop.
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- 120 Volts.
- How much did l have?
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First time round it really gave me
a jolt.
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Monkey,
hold it as hard as you can.
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Don't be a chicken.
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- 160 Volts.
- You see, you stuck it out.
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When you've had enough say
'stop' and don't let go.
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220.
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Little.
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220 is as as far as it will go.
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A soldier won't lie on his girl
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l mean, to his girl.
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C minor.
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A soldier won't lie to his girl,
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Though he won't speak of his fight,
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A soldier will go where bullets hurl,
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Back home he'll tell of his plight.
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Down a beaten road...
... and a forest track
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He seeks the red flower
the colour of blood.
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He goes for his hour has struck.
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''l swear l won't''
Go ahead.
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No, no, no,
l won't be that daft
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l won't fall in love
l won't be that way. Nay!
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No, no, no, l won't be lovelorn
my heart won't be torn
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Mum's the word. l won't.
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Like water off a duck's back.
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He stuck out the whole 220
and wanted more.
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Go ahead,
take your chances.
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Won't it kill me?
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Has it killed anyone yet?
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But what if it kills me?
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- Go on, have a go.
- Here you are, give it a try.
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- l'm scared.
- Scared of what? lt's harmless.
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As you can see,
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the weather is being kind
to the Polish song.
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You will have the pleasure
of listening to the rythm section
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led by Zdzislaw Pucek.
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You will be instructed by a soloist
from the Warsaw operetta,
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Janusz Szudunski. Enjoy.
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There's a town under the skies,
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Though you'd search the maps in vain,
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Where the azure sky never cries
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A gloomy Autumn rain,
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Where no love is left unrequited,
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Where folk dream only good dreams,
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Where the silver moon is delighted
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To stay bright for you and me.
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And now, everybody,
you might try on your own.
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Try once again,
from the beginning.
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There's a town...
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One day in the course of time
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Perhaps in our live's fall
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We'll live in this good gentle town.
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There must be one after all.
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Perhaps at the end of the world
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There's a town, the best of all towns.
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Perhaps it shines like gold,
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Or perhaps it shines in us.
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