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"Just do the right thing."
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"Send a letter to the congressmen."
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"Get a petition goin' around."
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"Get on the phone and try to get some real men in this government of ours."
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"Mickey Mantle. Tim McCarver president. Sure."
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"Now you're talkin'. Now you're talkin'."
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"You can do it, Lester. You could organize this thing."
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"You got some spare time, you can change history."
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"- You really think I could? - Mm-hmm."
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"- Think I could get it done? - Sure is."
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"Why don't I get it on and get out and write some letters, telegrams."
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"- Go get on and do it. - Let me give it a try."
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"- We'll get a petition — - You can do it, Lester."
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"Letters to senators and congressmen."
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"- Well, hello, doll. - Hello."
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"- What can I do you for? - I would like to buy this newspaper."
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"Well, now you should buy this one here as well."
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"The Tri-State Defender."
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"No, thank you. I think I need only this one."
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"Well, you know, you only need one leg to get around on, if that's all you got."
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"But it sure helps having two. Now, doesn't it?"
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"Oh, well, yes."
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"- This one too. - How about some magazines?"
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"We got all kinds of beautiful magazines here, you know."
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"No."
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"You know them people who just buy a little paper or two?"
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"They make it real hard for an honest man to stay in business sometime."
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"Okay. Give it to me."
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"This one here has all those high fashions from abroad..."
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"from New York and everywhere."
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"Now just hold on a minute, sugar."
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"See what I got here now. What do we got?"
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"Movie magazine, home magazine..."
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"muscle magazine, ladies magazine."
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"And this one here tells you all about the United States."
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"No, thank you. No, no."
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"- We were supposed to meet. - With me?"
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"I'm not from here. I'm from Rome."
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"It's Rome. Right."
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"I'm here by accident."
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"No accident."
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"What do you want?"
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"I know about you and the King."
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"- The king? - Yeah. Graceland."
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"I don't understand."
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"I have a very important message I'm supposed to deliver."
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"Okay."
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"It was almost a year ago this very night."
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"I was drivin' back to Memphis..."
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"and all evening I kept passin' hitchhikers."
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"And the strangest thing — This only dawned on me gradual..."
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"Was that they all looked like the same person."
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"As I was approachin' Memphis, I passed another one."
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"So I decided to stop and pick him up."
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"And right away, the door opened up, and this hitchhiker got in."
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"And he was sittin' there next to me, and all of a sudden he said..."
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""Thank you kindly, sir, for picking me up.""
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"When I heard that voice, real polite-like..."
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"it struck me somewhere real deep inside."
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"'Cause I recognized that voice."
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"Couldn't place it though."
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"So we're comin' in to Memphis, I tell him I'll drop him anywhere he wants."
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"Then he asked me if I knew where Graceland was."
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"Of course I knew where Graceland was. Everyone knows where Graceland is."
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"And he said I could drop him off anywhere near there."
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"And then it hit me... right there."
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"I knew that voice."
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"It was the King himself."
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"The king?"
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"Had the voice of Elvis."
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"Elvis Presley?"
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"As sure as I'm sitting right in front of you."
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"And I drove down Elvis Presley Boulevard."
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"And right in front of Graceland — And I stopped..."
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"and, sure enough to God, it was him."
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"And he was young too."
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"He was young and beautiful-lookin' like in 1956."
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"And then he just... turned to me, and he said..."
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""Excuse me, sir, but in a year from now..."
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"you're gonna do me a favor."
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"And I said, "Of course, sir, I'll do you a favor.""
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"And-And I — "Just tell me what it is." And he said..."
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"With a smile in his eye, and he-he reached inside of his coat."
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"And he said, "When you meet that girl from Rome..."
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"I want you to give this to her.""
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"I swear to God this is true."
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"And then he just disappeared."
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"He was gone."
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"It was Elvis."
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"It was the King."
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"And then I — I was sittin' over there, and I saw your back."
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"And even from there, it struck me that-that you were the one."
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"I knew it was you."
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"And as sure as sunlight..."
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"I knew I was meant to give you... Elvis's comb."
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"A comb?"
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"This is Elvis's comb."
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"You mean Elvis Presley, the dead singer..."
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"said to you to give this comb to me?"
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"Mmm."
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"- I-I did forget one thing. - What?"
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"Well, he also said that you should give me a $20 delivery fee."
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"Well, we-we discussed it, and he said that-that I could accept 10."
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"Okay."
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"- This is a very funny story. - I know."
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"- I — I liked it. Very amazing. - Uh-huh."
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"But I don't believe it."
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"This is $10 for the good story."
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"Mmm."
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"And this is $10 for you to go away."
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"That's for two cups of coffee — Yours and the gentleman's."
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"Excuse me, ma'am. If I could just have two more minutes of your time."
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"I have no time anymore."
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"Just two more minutes."
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"Taxi!"
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"Taxi!"
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"I don't wanna stay in this fleabag hotel anyway."
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"Like — I'll just, like, wander the streets all night and, like, probably get killed or somethin'."
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"I mean, like, what do you care?"
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"You know, thanks for nothing, mister."
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