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Spider-Man, Spider-Man, does whatever a spider can, spins a web any size, catch his feet,
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just like flies, look out, here comes the Spider-Man.
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As he's strong, bliss and blood, he's got radio, active blood, can you swing from a thread,
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take a look, overhead, hey there, there goes a Spider-Man.
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In the chill of nights, at the scene of a crime, like a street of lights, he arrives just in time.
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Spider-Man, Spider-Man, friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, welcome fame, he's ignored,
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action is his reward to him, life is a great big pain, wherever there's a pain, you'll find a Spider-Man.
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Funny, the lights in Central Park are out, and I don't need my spider sense to tell me something's wrong,
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uh-oh, looks like the city forgot to pay its light bill, but this is a little extreme.
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Wallop and web snappers, what was that?
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A metal eating monster!
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If I didn't see it, I wouldn't believe it, neither will old J.J.J. if I don't get a picture of it.
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He spotted me, I'd better take cover.
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The fire, it's spreading, got to put it out. If I don't stop it, the whole park will go up in flames.
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I wonder if a fire department could use a guy with spider powers. Now to take care of old Smokey, he's gone.
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I've got a picture to prove it, but something tells me I'm going to have a hard time convincing old J.J.J. this is no joke.
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What kind of a joke is this, Parker? A metal eating monster indeed.
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Believe me, that monster is for real. Parker, I'm paying you for pictures, not park-eye tricks.
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You're not being fair to Peter.
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Fair? When he brings me pictures from some monster movie?
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Jameson here. What bronze statue in Central Park? Look, I have no time for-- Hold on.
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How can tracks disappear from a railway? Okay, okay, I'll get somebody on it right away.
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What does it all mean?
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It means there's a monster on the loose, one who eats metal to live.
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There's a 30-foot monster out there, and it's eating a fence. He's trying to eat the generator.
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Somebody, call the police. Call the fire department. Call the army.
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What? Where? The steel barricade on the East River Drive is gone.
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The fire escapes on Second Avenue.
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Another report just came in. The monster is eating the power station.
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The biggest story of the year, and where is that Peter Parker?
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Old J.J.J. must be blowing his top by now, but if I'm going monster fighting, it's best to be prepared.
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There. That should do it. Now, all I have to do is find old furnace mouth.
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I'd swear that was a car.
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Flying cars?
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Something tells me I found that walking scrap heap.
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All right, Mr. Big Mouth, this new webbing should hold you.
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Well, back to the drawing board. But wait.
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If you can't fight 'em, join 'em.
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It's working.
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Wallopin' web snappers. This is no place for me.
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Lucky I always carry an umbrella.
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Gone again. Do you think he's trying to tell me something?
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Nothing new on the teletype about the monster.
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I could have told you that.
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There hasn't been a report of any kind.
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Maybe it's sleeping off dinner.
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If we can't stop the monster, we can convince it to go on a diet.
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Quitting time.
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It's dinner time, not quitting time.
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Grab a bite and get right back here. Both of you.
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Wallopin' web snappers. That's it. That's it.
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Peter Parker.
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Parker! The monster is at it again. It's heading toward the waterfront.
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Okay. I'm ready for it.
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What's that, Parker? Oh, I said the police. Are they ready for it?
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They're evacuating the area. Get me some pictures.
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Well, J. Jonah Jameson, Peter Parker's not running just because you say so.
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But Spidey is.
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Officer Casarino to control. Officer Casarino to control.
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All clear.
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They're even evacuating the harbor.
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Walloping web snappers. Will you look at the size of it now?
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It looks like he's working his way toward the bridge.
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I'll have to stop him before he gets there.
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Now to knock you down to size. All right, old ironsides.
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It's time to cure that bad case of a heartburn. Full steam ahead.
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If I weren't so blamed upset over Spider-Man turning out to be the hero,
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I wouldn't have any trouble coming up with a headline for our big extra.
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Well, Mr. Jameson, how about Spidey's Nights Monster thinks same.
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No, no.
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This keyring belongs to a young lady in the audience.
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Peter, that's my keyring.
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I see her in a newspaper office.
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How does he do it?
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I don't know, Betty.
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No, no. There is someone in the library of my house.
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He's stealing my book of witchcraft. It's the Green Goblin.
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Peter, what do you think? He's gone.
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This is what I'm looking for. Once I unlock the secrets in this book,
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I'll have supernatural power.
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I didn't know you belonged to the crook of the month club.
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Have a pumpkin, dearie.
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Don't you have any new tricks, Goblo?
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You'll rule the day, Spider-Man.
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Once I unlock the secret of Grandini's book.
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Well, I'm going to cancel your library card.
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The very thought of Spider-Man with supernatural powers makes me shudder.
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But that's the Green Goblin.
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So he's got a new costume. I'd know that menace anywhere.
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I'm sorry to interrupt, Mr. Jameson.
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Good morning, Betty.
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Good morning, Mr. Parker.
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Am I to be disturbed for every minor decision?
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It's very unusual, Mr. Jameson. Classified would like you to okay this.
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Eliago, Venitas, to Supernas, Mondo's, Infernas.
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Mr. Jameson, snap out of it.
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Huh?
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What's the idea of all this? And what's this silly thing?
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Here, Miss Brandt, you take care of this.
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Now, please leave. I have a splitting headache.
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Ah, they're gone. Now's my chance.
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Spider-Man, what do you mean breaking into my office?
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Spider-Man, I am the Green Goblin.
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Well, whoever you are, if you want an appointment, see my secretary.
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That was my hand you just read, Mr. Jameson.
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Well, I don't print such drivel.
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No need to print it now. You're the man I've been looking for.
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Mondo's, Supernas, makes the phrase the Goblin is using to find the medium he needs.
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Only one person in a million might fall into a trance by reading this.
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Could Jameson be one in a million?
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In a boiling cauldron at the witching hour, face these things.
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You must have the Scepter of Osiris to stir and mix the brew.
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And then demons of the underworld will come to do your bidding.
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The Scepter of Osiris? Where will I find it?
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In the mummy case of Granddini, the Mystic.
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Is that all, spirit?
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That's more than enough, you foolish goblin.
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Spider-Man!
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Have some gremlin dust, you meddling web-heck.
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You missed.
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You mere mortal. I've wasted enough time on you.
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Destroy the intruder, spirit.
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That proves the spirits are on my side.
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Oh, my head.
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Spider-Man!
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I must have put up quite a struggle.
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Hello, police. Yes, this is J.J. Jameson.
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I've just captured Spider-Man.
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Do your duty, officer. I want that web-slinging nuisance locked up.
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On what charge, Mr. Jameson?
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On what charge? That Spider-Man.
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I know that Spider-Man, but what's he done?
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Done. Why, he's the worst menace this city has ever known.
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He's sorry I can't say to hear the verdict, but I have to see Mummy about a Scepter.
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Well, don't just stand there. Go after him.
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After you, Mr. Jameson.
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I hope I'm not too late.
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Ah, the Scepter of Osiris.
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Soon the demons of the spirit world will be mine to command.
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Not if I can help it.
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You interfering web-slinger. I'll teach you.
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You can't get away. Oh, yes, I will.
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And now for the witching hour.
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What's happened? The Scepter. It's gone.
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The only way to stop him is to learn the witching hour.
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I suppose I could ask Jameson.
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Who's that? Oh, it's you, Parker.
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What are you doing up so late?
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Well, I thought you'd want to know that you've been scooped by a rival newspaper.
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Scooped? Nobody scoops the bugle. Let me see that.
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Heliago, Venitas, Joe, Supernass, Mundos, Infernass.
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Sorry, but I had to get you into a trance.
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Now, tell me the witching hour.
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Tonight, when the bells strike twelve.
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Where? Where will it be?
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Only the green goblin knows.
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There's still one last chance.
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If the goblin needs Jameson, I'll be able to follow him.
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It's getting awfully close to twelve and still no signal from...
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So they couldn't call the demons without Jameson.
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A witching hour. I should have guessed.
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The time has come.
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The party's over, goblin.
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My colon!
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Right back at you, goblin.
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It's no use hiding, Spider-Man.
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Jameson, you're a think.
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These will make short work of you.
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You fool! You destroy us all!
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Destroy him! O demons, use your powers!
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Bungler, you are not fit to join our evil band.
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No! No! You can't leave me! I command you to come back!
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Please!
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Don't feel bad, goblin. I still want you.
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And when I came to, where do you think I was?
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I was in the same cell with the green goblin.
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Me! J. Jonah Jameson.
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Well, let me tell you, Miss Brandt.
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That police sergeant soon changed his mind when he found out who I was.
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Well, that's the end of that ghost story. I hope.
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Spider-Man! Spider-Man!
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Does whatever a spider can.
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Spins a web any size.
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Catch your seeds, just like flies. Look out!
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Here comes the Spider-Man!
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Is he strong? Listen, Doug.
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He's got radioactive blood.
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Can you swing from a thread?
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Take a look.
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It's a bit hard to see.
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But can you swing from a thread? Take a look.
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Overhead. Hey, there.
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There goes a Spider-Man.
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In the chill of night, at the scene of a crime.
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Like a street of lights, he arrives just in time.
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Spider-Man! Spider-Man!
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Friendly neighborhood Spider-Man.
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Well-contained. He's ignored.
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Action is his reward to him.
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Life is a great bidet.
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Wherever there's a pain.
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You'll find a Spider-Man!
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