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I like that.

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Just some coffee, please.

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Your red shoes.

4
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my sister offered to take my kids for
the weekend she said it was the sound of

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my voice over the phone that worried her
i acted as if i didn't know what she was

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talking about i told her i was just fine

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I've had that shirt for ten years.

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Seen me through a lot of rough roads.

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The machines were all full.

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I have a lot of laundry to do.

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I was just clearing your stuff out.

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Sorry, I'm so embarrassed.

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I don't think I've ever seen...

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Anyone loved that shirt in quite the
same way.

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Would you mind getting your stuff out?
I've got a lot of work to do.

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Sure.

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I didn't mean to blow you down.

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I thought I'd be the only one doing
laundry this late on a Saturday night.

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Three boys.

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My youngest is six, my oldest is ten.

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You got your own little rodeo.

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Yep.

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Keep me on my toes, that's for sure.

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Your husband would be mighty proud to
have all those little whippersnappers.

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I'm sure he is.

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You ever feel like a flat tire?

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Don't want to go no further?

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That's how I felt all day today.

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Don't know why.

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You ever feel that way?

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Morning, in fact.

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I woke up with this terrible feeling
that... No, no, don't stop

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yourself.

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Say it.

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I'm silly.

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I wondered what if there was a number.

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You know, like cereal boxes or soup
cans.

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An expiration date?

39
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Exactly.

40
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I imagine that I had this number printed
inside me.

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It was like X to cross my ribcage.

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It said, no longer valid today.

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So that's why.

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Why what?

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Why, when I first came in and saw you, I
said to myself,

46
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that woman looks like she just chopped
up her

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piano for firewood.

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What does that mean?

49
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Hopeless.

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I'm sorry.

51
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I didn't mean to...

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I

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didn't mean to frighten you.

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I just thought you needed... No, it's
not you, it's just... I'm

55
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not used to talking so much.

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I'll be right back.

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They ought

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to

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give

60
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you a wing.

61
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You mean me?

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All mothers but boys.

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I need all that toughness.

64
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Those boys still need to know they're
loved.

65
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That's what we all want.

66
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Tell me about your boys.

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I've got some pictures.

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Let's see them. Okay.

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Oh.

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You've been busy.

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That's Connor. He's my oldest.

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I might as well whip that one.

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And that's Corey.

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He's my dreamer.

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Sometimes during the day when they're at
school, I'll drive my car over and just

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sit and watch him at recess.

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That's my youngest, Kyle.

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He's an all-boy.

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He loves to wrestle and shows me his
muscles.

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I'm no daddy's boy.

81
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God broke his heart when his father
left.

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They're beautiful kids.

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Can I have a good pay-per-view?

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Promise not to laugh?

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I promise.

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You can say no if you want to, and I
mean it.

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Okay.

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Will you dance with me?

89
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Would you mind wearing that shirt?

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Thank you.

91
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And I have this dance.

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Life is about...

93
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First thing I remember, I had to be two
years old.

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Chubby little fella.

95
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We lived in Nebraska, way out in the
middle of nowhere.

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My mama was hanging in wet laundry on
the line.

97
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It was quiet.

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Eerie.

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I was crawling around, not bad.

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off the ground.

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That's when I heard it.

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This roar.

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A lot.

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That tornado was coming straight at me.

105
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Huge, giant toy to play with.

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Do you miss him?

107
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I couldn't change him.

108
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I didn't want to change him.

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He drove away.

110
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He didn't watch the truck get smaller
and smaller.

111
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I knew he wasn't coming back.

112
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You know what I found?

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What?

114
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Relieved.

115
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You think that's helpful?

116
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No, I don't.

117
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You were setting each other free.

118
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You go first.

119
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Okay.

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All I was going to say, sometimes the
wind blows north,

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sometimes the wind blows south.

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You never know.

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You never know.

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You can't change the wind.

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What a difference a day makes, or what I
should say is what a difference a night

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makes, red shoes.

127
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A miracle is a miracle, is a miracle, is
a miracle, is a miracle.

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Hungry? Stories make me hungry.

