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'Imprisoned memories
prowl through the dark.
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'Oh, fuck it!
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'They scatter like rats.
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'Dead souls, ratter-patter-patter
into the silence.
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'Ashes drift in the back of the skull.
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'A goblin parts the curtains
with a slant-eyed chuckle.
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'Panic!
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'I blink as he vanishes in the shadows.'
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'Hint of prophetic cat's eyes.
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'The dust settles, thick.
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'So, by five, when I stagger
to the freezing bathroom,
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'i leave footprints for others to excavate.
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'They say the ice age is coming.
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'The weather's changed.
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'The air stutters tick-tick-tick-tick,
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'rattle of death-watch beetle
on the sad slate roofs.
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'The ice in your glass
is radioactive, Johnny.
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'Outside in the leaden hail,
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'the swan of avon
dies a syncopated death.
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'A black frost grips July
by the throat.
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'We pull the curtains tight
over the dawn
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'and shiver by empty grates.
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'The household gods have departed.
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'No one remembers quite when.
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'Poppies and corncockle
have long been forgotten here
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'like the boys who died in flanders.
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'Their names erased by a late frost
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'that clipped to the village cross.
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'Spring lapped the fields
in arsenic green.
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'The oaks died this year.
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'On every green hill
mourners stand and weep
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'for the last of england.'
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'My teacher said, "there are
more walls in england than Berlin, Johnny."
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'What were we to do
in those crumbling acres?
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'Die of boredom?
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'Or recreate ourselves,
emerging from the chrysalis,
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'all Scarlet and turquoise
as death's-heads from chip plants,
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'moths of the night.
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'Not your clean-iimbed Cannon fodder
for the drudgy nine to five.
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'Sniffing glue instead
of your masonic brandies.
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'We fell off the cogs of misfortune,
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'out to lunch in 501s,
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'notching up the pricks in the disco.
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'We heard prophetic voices.
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'I saw the best minds of my generation
destroyed by madness,
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'starving, hysterical, naked.
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'Not with a bang, but a whimper.
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'And gathered everything you threw out
of your dream houses,
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'treasured your trash cans,
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'picking through the tatters
of your lives,
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'we jumbled the lot
and squatted your burnt-out hearths.
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'Your world beavering away
at its own destruction
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'serviced the profit machine
and creaked to a halt, not with a bang.
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'Even our protests were hopeless.
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'Neat little marches down blind alley.
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'All around, malevolent bureaucracies
mutated large as dinosaurs.
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'A thin yellow pus drained
through exhausted institutions.
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'Citizens stood mute, watching children
devoured in their prams.
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'And all you did, in the desperation,
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'was celebrate the windsors yet again.'
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'old cows staggered
to the slaughterhouse
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'to emerge as roast oxen.'
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England! England!
England! England!
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Order! Order! Order!
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England! England!
England! England!
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"'What do you see
in those heavy waters?" I ask.
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'Nothing but a bureaucrat
from the ministry,
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'poisoning the buttercups
with a new defoliant.
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'What's that I hear?'
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'The sound of gershwin
on his ghettoblaster.
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'What else?'
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'The atom splitting.
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'And the whispering?
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'Half—truths spilling
from the minister's case,
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'wriggling in the blinding sun.
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'What are they saying?
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"'All's well, no comment."
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'Some of them are silent.
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'Ah, there's the guard.
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'What's the password?
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'Evasion.
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'What else do you see?
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'Lies flowing through the national grid.
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'And bribery.
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'All's normal, then. Yes.
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'Where's hope?
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'The little white lies have carried her off
beyond the cabbage patch.
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'They murdered her?
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'Yes.
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'And tomorrow?
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'Tomorrow's been cancelled
owing to lack of interest.
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'You saw the graffiti years ago
on the euston road
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'and didn't believe it.
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00:14:20,943 --> 00:14:22,945
'What proof do you need?
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'The world's curling up
like an Autumn leaf.
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'The storm's coming to blow it
into the final winter.
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'Can't you feel the days
are getting shorter?'
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'I'm moving in.
I'll be at the nearest police station...'
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'Violent clash...'
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'...A set of students,
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'known fans of the enterprise,
where they will work...'
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J“ I'll be your Broadway boy
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j“ I'll be your Broadway
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j“ come to america,
come and see the lights
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j“ walk down the Avenue
to see the sights
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j“ I'll be your Broadway boy
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j“ you are my Broadway toy
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J“ america
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j“ so many lights
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j“ Broadway boy
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j“ I'll be your Broadway toy
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j“ come to america,
see the sights
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j“ come to america,
I'll be your toy j“
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'The sad old emperor,
bent beneath his black top hat,
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'smiles in the deathly sunlit silence.
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'The lady next door to me says,
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"'there he is, there's hirohito,
and his empress Nagasaki."
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00:30:44,676 --> 00:30:49,931
'Look, Johnny, look, they're playing
the funeral march for the royal doulton.
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'He stole the patterns way back
when you were a little boy.
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'No one cared much.
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00:30:57,189 --> 00:31:02,652
'They were busy squandering
our threadbare patrimony on the atom.
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'Now you see it, now you don't.
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00:31:06,490 --> 00:31:09,201
'England had it years back.
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'Us kiddies, weaned on food parcels
from uncle Randy in the wild west,
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'chock full of comics and bubble gum.
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'I grew up in the wind of change, ma'am.
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'Quite.
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'Quite... blew away my reason.
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'Dad switched on the cathode ray
at your coronation
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'and watched the weather forecast
in the suburban drizzle ever after.
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00:31:37,938 --> 00:31:42,192
'His father's father's father's
presentation clock,
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'a black marble mausoleum,
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'ticked out my childhood,
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'101 years of middle-class assurance.
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00:31:53,078 --> 00:31:58,083
'The bomb dropped
with regular monotony,
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'leaving us waiting.
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00:32:01,420 --> 00:32:05,590
'The frosty heart of england
blighted each spring leaf.
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'Aii aspiration withered in the blood.
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00:32:09,636 --> 00:32:12,097
'In the silence of an English suburb,
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'power and secrecy
dwell in the same house,
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'while far away in the big city,
the a-to-z clamped a grid on despair.'
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'The world will never forget.
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'What kind of a people
do they think we are?'
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Hitler! Hitler! Hitler!
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Part!
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March!
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Stand!
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By the right!
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Quick march! Left, right,
left, right, left, right. Left!
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Swing your arms up!
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Left... turn!
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By the right!
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Right!
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'You remember?'
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'Don't be sad.'
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Aim!
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Fire!
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J“ speed, Bonnie boat,
like a bird on the wing
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j“ "onward", the sailors cry
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j“ carry the lad
that's born to be king
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j“ over the sea to Skye
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j“ loud the winds howl,
loud the waves roar
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j“ thunder clouds rend the air
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j“ baffled, our foes
stand by the shore
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j“ follow they will not dare
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J“ speed, Bonnie boat,
like a bird on the wing
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j“ "onward", the sailors cry
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j“ carry the lad
that's born to be king
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j“ over the sea to Skye
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J“ speed, Bonnie boat,
like a bird on the wing
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j“ "onward", the sailors cry
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j“ carry the lad
that's born to be king
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j“ over the sea to Skye
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01:00:06,645 --> 01:00:13,068
j“ loud the winds howl,
loud the waves roar
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01:00:13,902 --> 01:00:18,240
j“ thunder clouds rend the air
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j“ baffled, our foes
stand by the shore
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j“ follow they will not dare
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J“ speed, Bonnie boat,
like a bird on the wing
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j“ "onward", the sailors cry
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j“ carry the lad
that's born to be king
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j“ over the sea to Skye
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j“ ra, ra-ra-ra, ra-ra, ra-ra-ra
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j“ ra, ra-ra-ra, ra-ra
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j“ ra, ra-ra-ra, ra-ra, ra-ra-ra
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j“ over the sea to Skye j“
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'Do you wanna make more money?
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01:03:06,783 --> 01:03:10,328
'Do you wanna make more money?
Of course, we all do.'
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01:03:14,082 --> 01:03:16,418
'...More than the other people?
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'That's a perfect name for...'
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'We need prayer for everything.'
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'...The ability to conduct his
duties as the chief officer of police...'
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'We need prayer for everything.'
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'A man accused
of kidnapping two teenage girls for sex
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'has appeared in court in...'
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'We need prayer for everything.'
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J“ 'if you go down
in the woods today... j“
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'Leaders of the greater
Manchester police authority
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'have been meeting
home office officials in London
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'to discuss statements made by
their chief constable James anderton.
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'Pronouncements they are unhappy with
include mr anderton saying
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'that god may be using him
to speak on moral issues.'
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'Who loves you, baby?'
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01:04:02,589 --> 01:04:06,593
'...Staying cloudy
and misty, with a little drizzle...'
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'He's going to come.
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'Satan is the strongest...'
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J“ 'if I ruled the world
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j“ 'i would never lie... j“
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'It might be that spark that's
going to kick off that entire revival.
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'I believe that.'
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' Sections of three round-cut
genuine cubic zirconias, open back...'
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'The chief
of dagenham police has laid...'
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01:05:14,411 --> 01:05:18,748
'...This, a 114-cubic zirconias...'
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'What we used to do
before, instead of hiring...
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'Jesus told us...'
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'Jesus... Jesus...'
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'...Remember your visa,
mastercard, American express,
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'diners club, or your card of choice,
and you can pick up one.
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'It's a beautiful bracelet,
7-inches of cubic zirconias,
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01:06:05,211 --> 01:06:07,088
'will fit any arm,
has a safety clasp.
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01:06:07,213 --> 01:06:10,467
'What, what a bargain
on this one for you!
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'Lots of calls coming in...'
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'And my mother... Jesus himself.
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'It's Jeff. Honestly, it is.'
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'...For a better career,
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'pick up the phone
and call this free number.'
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01:06:52,926 --> 01:06:56,804
'...train forjob promotions
and new careers with...'
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'It retails at $697.95.
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'It's all yours today for only $255.55!
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'That's a bargain of a price.
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'$255.55 for this beautiful
silver bracelet.
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'Glistening silver and cubic zirconias,
what a combination!
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'This sparkling 7-inch silver bracelet,
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'which has 38 individually
linked sections,
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'with three round-cut genuine
cubic zirconias. Open back.
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'And side-mounted
in a very high Tiffany setting.
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'In each section, each cubic zirconia
is secured with four prongs.
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'The total? Listen to this.
Over 114 cubic zirconias!
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'It has a safety clasp on this one,
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'a guarantee,
it comes in a beautiful gift box.
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'Aii yours for $255.55.
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'This is a bargain price, folks.
This is what we used to do before...'
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'...Have you picked up
on that beautiful necklace,
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'the one like I'm wearing
on my neck this morning?
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'This would make a nice set for you.
114 cubic zirconias, all total.
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'38 individually linked sections.
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01:08:21,389 --> 01:08:24,809
'1-800-472-2212
and you can take up one today
247
01:08:24,934 --> 01:08:27,895
'with your visa, mastercard,
American express,
248
01:08:28,021 --> 01:08:31,190
'diners club, or card of your choice,
and you can pick up one.
249
01:08:31,316 --> 01:08:35,403
'It's a beautiful bracelet,
7-inch cubic zirconia.
250
01:08:35,528 --> 01:08:37,780
'It will fit any arm,
it has a safety clasp...'
251
01:09:37,965 --> 01:09:39,467
March!
252
01:09:40,301 --> 01:09:44,055
Forward... march!
253
01:14:53,906 --> 01:14:57,076
- Is it loaded?
- Yes, ma'am.
254
01:14:57,201 --> 01:15:00,079
- Did you enjoy the falklands?
- Yes, ma'am.
255
01:15:01,372 --> 01:15:05,209
- Preparing for the next one?
- Yes, ma'am.
256
01:15:05,334 --> 01:15:10,256
- It's going to be the big one, isn't it?
- I hope so, ma'am.
257
01:15:10,381 --> 01:15:12,967
Keep up the good work.
258
01:16:47,103 --> 01:16:52,858
'...You wouldn't think this
was a great emotional moment in her life.'
259
01:17:22,138 --> 01:17:28,394
'...Very shortly,
from the palace of westminster
260
01:17:28,519 --> 01:17:30,646
'back to Buckingham Palace
261
01:17:30,771 --> 01:17:38,771
'where these feudal monarchs
will be establishing themselves...
262
01:17:39,155 --> 01:17:43,117
'To reign for another dynasty over us.
263
01:17:43,242 --> 01:17:47,913
'We shall not be silenced,
we shall be ruled over by our own,
264
01:17:48,038 --> 01:17:50,416
'by our own sovereign design,
265
01:17:50,541 --> 01:17:53,544
'by the commonwealth of we, the people...'
266
01:18:47,723 --> 01:18:51,310
To be my wedded husband...
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