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Clips from Cry-Baby

"I'm just out for a little fun"
Cry-Baby
"But I'm guilty till I'm 21"
Cry-Baby
"I guess I'm doing time for being young"
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"So cut these shackles off of me"
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"Let me go Let me go"
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"This kind of suit don't set me free"
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"Set me free Set me free"
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"Well, I can't live if I can't ride"
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"Let me ride Let me ride"
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"And I want my baby by my side"
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"Want my baby by my side"
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"I'm just out for a little fun"
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"But I'm guilty till I'm 21"
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"I guess I'm doing time for being young"
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"Now, I can't let the right thing stand in my way"
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"Someday, maybe, I'll know better"
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"But right now I'm making them pay"
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"What do I do, who do I thank?"
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"What can I do? What can I do?"
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"To get me out of this stinking tank"
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"Stinking tank Stinking tank"
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"It's heartbreaking to be this age"
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"Stuck in a cage Stuck in a cage"
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"Locked in the prison of teenage rage"
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"Stuck in a cage with a teenage rage"
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"Well, I was out for a little fun"
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"I guess I'm guilty till I'm 21"
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"I must be doing time for being young"
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"Stuck in a cage with a teenage rage"
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"I don't want to be doing time for being young"
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"Who the hell is this?"
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"This is Inga. She's from Sweden."
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"She's an exchange student and she's going to be staying with us for a while."
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"Inga, this is our daughter, Wanda. Say hello."
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"Ja?"
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"I'm blowing this joint."
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"Inga doesn't understand English very well."
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"Inga, say hello to Wanda."
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"Ja?"
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"Say hello to our daughter."
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"Ja?"
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"Honey, why don't you come over and sit down? Get to know one another."
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"Look at all the wonderful presents she's brought us from her native land."
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"Let's all put on a folk hat and learn something about a foreign culture."
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"Do we have a surprise for you. Don't we, Meg?"
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"We sure do."
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"All this silly trouble you've been having lately..."
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"Wanda, honey, you're going to Sweden"
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"this afternoon at 3:00."
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"You mean you swapped me? For a milkmaid?"
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"Oh, honey,"
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"Inga's mater and pater will treat you just like one of the family."
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"Ja, Inga?"
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"Ja? Ja? Ja?"
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"- Hey, you going my way? - Oh, it's you."
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"You ever hear of something called a theme park?"
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"Yeah, there's a big opening over there today."
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"That's where I'm going, stallion."
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"Well, hop on in."
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"Hold on, homeboy."
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"Almost done."
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"I know it hurts, but being this cool's always a pain."
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"The pain ain't nothing, Dupree."
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"I've been hurt all my life, but real tears wash away."
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"Ow!"
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"This one's for Allison and I want it to last forever."
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"There you go. It's a beauty."
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"You never have to cry again."
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"I heard talking in here."
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"What's that on your face, blubber-boy?"
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"- A booger? - Are you blind? It's a lonely teardrop."
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"Ain't that cute? It ought to go real good with your new haircut."
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"- I ain't getting no haircut. - You want to bet?"
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"You're next, sniffle-snot."
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"Cry-Baby, look! It's your only chance, man."
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"Nobody's going to turn me Square, Dupree. I want my girl,"
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"I want my family, and I want my gang."
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"Thanks for the tattoo."
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"Come on, gorgeous."
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"Look. Is that the prison?"
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"Move over, Milton. Let me try."
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"Geronimo!"
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"- What do we have here? - Who is that?"
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"This is a jailbreak!"
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"Come on!"
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"Hatchet!"
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"Cry-Baby, where are you?"
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"- Cry-Baby! - He's in the library!"
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"- No, he's in the cafeteria! - No, man, he's in the hole."
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"Come on, man, no, this way, he's in the movies. That way!"
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"Cry-Baby!"
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"Hurry, David. I've almost got it."
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"Hurry up!"
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"What's down here?"
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"What, this way?"
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"Thanks, pal."
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"Just come right this way."
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"Now this is Sheila."
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"She's Caucasian, but that's about all I can recommend."
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"Bad table manners."
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"We were thinking of two children, actually."
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"- About 6 or 7 years old. - With some spunk."
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"Well, what about him?"
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"Little Joey, mother's little helper."
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"He not only vacuums, he does windows."
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"Irons. Yes."
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"Here, these are the ones we want."
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"A double-header!"
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"They're adorable. We'll take them."
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"Uh-uh! Now, that's a thing with two heads, absolutely not."
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"Siamese twins are a financial burden."
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"Sewing all those old school clothes together."
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"You're not psychologically equipped."
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"Mrs. Tadlock, these are my children and I'm taking them with me."
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"That's right, sister."
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"You!"
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"Let me out of here. Help."
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"Come on, we got to get to the Enchanted Forest. Turn left."
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"No, turn right."
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"Mister Sandman"
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