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Spider-Man, Spider-Man, does whatever a spider can Spins a web any size, catch his seeds just
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like flies, look out, here comes the Spider-Man, is he strong, listen, Doug, he's got radio, active blood, can you swing from a thread, take a look, overhead, hey there, there goes the Spider-Man
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In the chill of night, at the scene of a crime, like a street of lights, he arrives just in time, Spider-Man, Spider-Man, friendly neighborhood Spider-Man, welcome fame, he's ignored, action is his reward to him, life is a great big hang up, wherever there's a hang up, you'll find the Spider-Man
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Oh, Peter, where have you been?
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Morning, Betty.
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What's up?
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Mr. Jameson's up-- in the air, that is.
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He's been looking for you everywhere.
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I better go right in.
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Golly, I wonder what I've done wrong now.
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Maybe it's a big front page assignment.
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Morning, Mr. Jameson.
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Mr. Halvin.
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Parker!
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Where in blazes have you been?
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I don't pay you to hang around the water cooler all day, you know.
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Gee, Mr. Jameson, I was just--
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Never mind.
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Tell me later.
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Here.
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Get over to this address right away.
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Some nutty professor claims he's been getting radio signals
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from the center of the Earth.
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Probably just another screwball, but it might
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be good for a couple of pictures.
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And don't dawdle on the way.
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Get back in time for the 1 AM edition.
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Right, Mr. Jameson.
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Be happy to give you a hand with writing some comic captions, kid.
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Never mind that, Hammond.
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You've got more important things to do.
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I want you to get on that story about the bank that disappeared.
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Golly, why do I have to get such dumb assignments?
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That stuck-up Hammond gets all the big ones.
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I wonder what that bank story's all about.
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How can a bank just disappear?
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Oh, well.
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14 Kingsfield Terrace.
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That's way over on the other side of town.
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Guess I'll take the express route.
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OK, let's get this show on the road, gang.
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Harriet, did you see that?
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Did I see what?
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I just saw that man again flying by on a rope or something.
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Shut up, Harriet.
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People will think you're some kind of a--
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But I did.
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I saw it, I tell you.
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I saw it.
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Nut.
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Now, let's see, Dr. Orloff, you've been getting these radio messages from underground?
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Yeah, yeah, Parker.
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Mr. Your signals, they are.
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Yes.
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I have as yet no explanation for them.
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But I am working on that now.
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They are in an unknown language.
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Hm, now, real kook.
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I wonder if I could listen to one of them, Dr. Orloff?
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Certainly, my boy.
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Here's one I just caught this morning.
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Listen.
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J-7, report.
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Mission 1, accomplish.
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This is the leader.
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Report on preparations for mission 2.
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All of it is in preparation.
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Mission 2, prepare.
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We will take the Windsor Street National Bank
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address, I say.
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Well, no.
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Holy cats.
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These are the birds who made the bank disappear.
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And they're about to grab another one.
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Wow, times are wasting.
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Excuse me, Doc.
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Just remembered a mighty important engagement elsewhere.
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Sorry, I've got to fly.
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I mean, run.
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But-- but I have many other things to say, my interview.
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Must be almost 12 noon by now.
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There's the bank dead ahead.
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Hmm, looks all right.
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Maybe just a false alarm?
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Great leap.
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Grasshoppers, it's gone.
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I just don't believe it.
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How can a solid building just evaporate like that
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into nothingness?
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It's uncanny.
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I wonder how far down this hole goes.
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I wonder what's at the bottom, the wreckage of a busted up
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bank, or what?
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Maybe I should investigate.
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Over this way, it came from over here.
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Where's the bank?
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Come on, somebody's on the edge of the hole.
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Who is that?
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Only cats, people coming.
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I'm not allowed to catch me here.
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Our old Spidey gets the blame again.
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Well, here goes nothing.
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Only cats, how deep is this thing?
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Maybe it goes all the way to the bottom of the world.
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I feel like somebody in Jules Verne.
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So that's how they did it.
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Tunnelled a giant shaft up from the bottom of the world
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to the surface.
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But why?
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And for that matter, who?
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Better go take a look-see.
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Boy, things are picking up.
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This has got to leave me somewhere.
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Sure is quiet in here.
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I don't like it.
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Good grief.
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I knew this trip was too quiet.
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Boy, I hope they're on their way south for the winter.
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Uh-oh, that one looks hungry.
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Not bad for an artificial birdcage.
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I'll let you out next summer, Bertie.
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A giant guard.
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Gotta get up.
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Gotta get away.
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He's coming after me.
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Got to get back into the entrance.
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My only chance.
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Wow, that's certainly someone I never want to meet again.
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Spooky looking place.
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OK to visit, I guess, but I wouldn't care to live here.
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Well, here goes nothing again.
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Here comes the leader, I betcha.
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My people, you have done well.
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Oh, leader, Windsor Street National Bank is ours.
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Excellent, excellent, J-7.
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Another triumph for the subterranean.
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Look at their frightened faces.
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Soon, all the surface people will go wild with panic.
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And the treasures of gold and silver and precious gems,
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they've been looting.
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And the leader will rule supreme.
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My name is Hammond and I represent the Daily Bugle.
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I demand to be set free at once with all these innocent people.
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Not so fast.
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You are in no position to demand anything.
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I am the ruler here.
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This is my domain and all of you pasty face surface people
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are mine to do with as I will, slaves.
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You'll never get away with this, you monster.
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What care I for your threats, you puny surface man?
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So I won't get away with it, eh?
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Then answer me this, wise guy.
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Who's going to stop me?
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Did I hear my cue?
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Spider-Man.
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What?
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It's Spider-Man.
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Him here?
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I thought he was--
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Seize him.
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Great I can't hang around here all day, fellas.
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Catch him.
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Catch him, you fools.
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Help me, you fools.
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A flying boy has seized the leader.
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Hold it.
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Stop right there.
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Time for a few facts all around.
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First, it was this leader of yours
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who talked you into kidnapping the banks of the surface people,
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wasn't it?
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He told you how the surface miners
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have been digging up gold and silver,
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robbing the subterranean, as he put it, right?
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Stop.
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Don't listen to him.
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Pay no attention to his questions.
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I thought so.
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Here's why.
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Why, it's Muggs Riley, the bank robber.
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Bank robber?
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Wrong.
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He bragged no jail could hold him
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and tunneled his way out months ago.
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I believe Peter Parker covered that story.
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You make fools of us.
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Make us steal for you.
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Hold it.
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Nobody move.
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Throw the pint-sized web slinger.
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Get some mass full of hot lead.
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Get me.
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You make us steal.
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Spider-Man, save him.
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Don't get me.
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Spider-Man.
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After tangling with a bunch of angry mole men,
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Muggs is happy to get back in a nice safe cell again.
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Amazing.
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Farewell, surface people.
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We return you in your buildings,
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which will rise to surface.
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We'll never steal from surface again.
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Mighty glad to hear that prayer.
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Where's Spider-Man?
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Where isn't he already?
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I'd like to give him my thanks for saving us.
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Yes.
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Spider-Man, Spider-Man 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?
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Listen, Doug, he's got radioactive blood.
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Can you swing from a thread?
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Take a look overhead.
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Hey there, there goes the 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, 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 big hang up.
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Wherever there's a hang up, you'll find a Spider-Man.
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