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"Some way or another they found out I spent time in that mental hospital."
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"Did you tell them"
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"you went into that hospital voluntary, for nightmares?"
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"It's nothing personal, they said."
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"Law says you can't work for the city or state"
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"within the vicinity of children"
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"if you've spent time in a mental hospital or corrective institution."
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"It's on account of our government you wound up in that place."
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"And now they're turning you down for work"
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"like you're some kind of criminal?"
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"What is that?"
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"We still got my jobs, and we can get food stamps and..."
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"Food stamps?"
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"God bless America. They..."
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"They give you a handout before they give you a job."
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"Don't tell the kids just yet."
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"They gonna find out. I know."
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"'Cause I'm gonna tell them."
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"Just not till I get myself up again."
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"Okay."
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"Just don't want them getting the idea the world's against us."
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"You know, my father, he used to say,"
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""Nothing you ever do in this lifetime is gonna make a difference. ""
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"Wouldn't you know, Lois, out of all the remarks anybody ever said to me,"
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"that's the one I held on to."
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"Maybe that's why I joined up."
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"A chance to do something good when they was drafting."
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"Then I let my best friend die"
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"'cause I didn't have enough guts to stand up..."
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"Don't do this to yourself, Stephen."
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"You done the only thing you knew."
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"Well, I don't want our kids growing up thinking"
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"they're powerless 'cause of me!"
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"Everything they do in this world has a consequence."
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"Our children still believe in miracles,"
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"they still believe anything's possible."
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"As long as they believe like that, they're gonna be something."
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"They're gonna make a difference in this world."
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"And that means I made a difference."
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"I'm gonna get a job."
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"I'll get one."
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"I need five men! How about me, boss?"
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"You, with the suspenders."
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"You with the denim, you with the thermos jug."
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"He could use some help, you guys."
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"Child, it is too hot to work."
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"I might catch me a stroke out here."
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"No, no, no, no Don't you cry"
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"We can't lift this."
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"Come on. We almost got it. Come on."
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"All right, let's try this one more time."
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"I can't lift that."
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"Poor son of a gun."
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"He wants to build that place so bad,"
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"he's willing to put up with anything."
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"One, two, three!"
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"Look how they got him sweating."
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"Am I lying or what? It brings tears to a man's eyes to see."
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"You guys wanted that up there, then why didn't you ask me?"
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"Put that thing up there."
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"That the way you ask me? Ain't you heard the word "please"?"
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"Please?"
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"Get out of my way, lightweight."
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"You're gonna rise"
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"Rise with the sun"
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"Let's go."
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"Wait a minute. Wait."
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"The Lord is my shepherd, I shall not want."
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"Hallelujah! Wow!"
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"Way to go! I knew you could do it!"
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"Come on, Marsh!"
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"Way to go! How'd you do that?"
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"I don't get it."
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"Well, she's for sale, Stuart."
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"Been repossessed."
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"Found out today bank's had her on the market 14 months."
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"Nobody's interested,"
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"on account of she's so close to the train tracks."
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"Tragic, isn't it?"
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"Dad, nobody wants it 'cause she's a wreck."
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"Why, how dare you?"
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"Paint's chipping off the walls, cracked windows..."
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"Lipstick and rouge, that's all that is. Lipstick and rouge."
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"This here's a fine old girl, you just gotta look a little deeper."
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"She's got good pipes, sound foundation."
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"She gonna keep us cool in the summer, keep us warm in the winter,"
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"give us clean water to drink. I mean through the pipes, not the roof."
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"Yeah, but Dad... Listen to that water pressure."
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"Brings tears to my eyes."
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"Dad, you've gone stark raving mad."
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"Mmm. She's speakin' to me."
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"Yeah? What's she saying?"
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""You can buy me. ""
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"Did she say where to get the money?"
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"No. She did not mention that."
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"Come here, I want to show you something."
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"I figure in there's gonna be your room."
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"Dad."
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"It's the biggest room I ever seen."
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"It is, isn't it?"
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"Upstairs there's a vanity in the master suite."
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"Yeah? How do you know?"
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"'Cause last time I was here, I climbed up a tree, snuck a peek."
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"Your mama's always wanted her very own vanity."
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"I'm gonna build her a French potty in here. You know, one of them bidets?"
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""Walter Crouly Home. ""
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"Next owner is none other than..."
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"Us."
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"Stu..."
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"It's gonna take a good while before I can get enough money together to get this place."
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"I'd like to surprise your mom."
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"You think..."
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"You think maybe we could keep this whole thing under our hats?"
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"I won't tell a soul."
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"Good. Good."
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"Are we just pretending we're gonna buy this place?"
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"We're hoping, son."
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"So long as we got hope, there's always a chance."
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"All right, let's be picking them up and putting them down."
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"Hey, son!"
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