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Clips from The Simpsons (1989) (S29E29)

"Okay, sweetie, Daddy's in love."
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"You really should give up the saxophone."
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"Anything but "What a Wonderful World" please."
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"What you're saying is horrible."
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"_"
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"_"
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"I mean, what would you say if I said"
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"- Huh? - Bright, talented"
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"You can sell it."
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"so suck it in and get downstairs right now!"
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"- Yes, I can. - No, really."
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"There is no scary "ha ha.""
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"by crawfish and jambalaya."
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"Uh, Bart's got voodoo dolls of all you guys."
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"Don't worry, sweetie. No one can see you."
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"Hmm."
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"Grilled lamb sausage."
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"Catfish amandine."
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"the Blues Vomitorium,"
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"Hold that thought."
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"I wish you could talk."
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"Lisa, darling, you just keep searching."
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"A mother's happy as long as all her children are happy."
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"to give up on her dreams!"
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"What is the name when you can't perform something"
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"Did you really watch them all?"
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"you find your love just grows and grows."
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"Cajun boudin."
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"Please, Lord. We're a family on a budget."
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"Well, I could be a jazz critic or a music executive."
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"So, any last advice?"
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"Milhouse, anything yet?"
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"_"
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"I brought my lucky red swim trunks."
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"Is this the aunt who lives in Florida?"
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"It's working!"
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"Jazz critic? Music executive?"
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"Look what I found in one of the graves."
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"No, that's not my... Uh, yeah."
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"Put it on."
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"I need to finish this, okay?"
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"Like all mental disorders, the yips are likely incurable."
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"If you like, you can take that drink on the street."
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"Please, Lord, please."
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"Well, it's better than his."
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"Lisa, would you do us the honor of joining us onstage?"
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"That kind of scares me."
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"New Orleans!"
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"♪ Happy birthday to me ♪"
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"I want to scat! I want to riff!"
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"Chicken sausage po'boy."
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"♪ Tomorrow, tomorrow ♪"
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"Lisa, you want to play some more?"
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"We have a lot in common. Same bedtime."
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"- Scary "eek" or scary "ha ha"? - Why would you say that?"
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"this world is filled with Lisa Simpsons."
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"Another one, sir?"
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"Uh-huh."
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"I nailed it."
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"We both like clapping."
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"I wish I could play for you, Bleeding Gums' nephew,"
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"Wait. Am I on mic?"
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"Cochon de lait po'boy."
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"Oh, that's too bad."
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"Yes, Frank."
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"but I have the yips."
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