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HillviewTV Team
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August 03, 2025
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45:23
Hillview Summer Drama Camp's 2025 production of Annie KIDS.
Transcript
0:11
Hello everybody. Welcome in. Come
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on down. There's lots of seats and so many people.
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Thank you all for coming today to see our production of Annie Kids.
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Yay! My name is Becky Bullard, and I had the joy of directing our 42
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campers in this exciting, great show that you're
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going to see today.
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Big thank you and gratitude to the parents
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that helped us pull the costumes together,
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and our formidable counselors, Emma and Gracie, who helped us get
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through each day with smiles and jazz hands.
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and good attitudes for everyone.
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So I think we're all here, and I think that is
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it.
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And please enjoy the show.
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Thank you.
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Mama, Mama, Mommy, be quiet.
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Can't anybody get sleep around here?
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Mama, Mommy, I said shut your trap, Molly.
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Ah, stop shouting at the poor kid.
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She ain't doing nothing new.
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She's keeping me awake, ain't she?
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How about I make a pancake out of you?
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Oh, my goodness.
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Oh my goodness, now they're afraid that I won't get no sleep all night.
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Oh my goodness, oh my goodness.
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Hype down, all of you.
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Go back to sleep.
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It's all right, Molly.
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Annie's here.
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It was my mama, Annie.
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It was just a dream, honey.
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Now go back to sleep.
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Annie, leave me here now.
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Please take good care of our little dog.
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Her name is Annie. She was born on October 28th. We will be
5:14
back to get her soon.
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We have left half of a silver locket around her neck and kept the other half so that when
5:21
we come back for her, we will know that she's our baby.
5:26
Oh my goodness! Oh my goodness! Now they're laughing!
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Alright, do you want to see PTT's inside of your mouth or out?
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Gee, I dream about having a mother and father again, but you're lucky.
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You really got them.
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I know.
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Somewhere.
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Treating his time
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Maybe in a house
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All hidden by a hill
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He's sitting with piano
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He's sitting paying a bill
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Badger there young
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Badger there small
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I bet they collect things like asteroids in art
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Betcha they're good, why should they?
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Their one mistake was giving up me
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So maybe now this time
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And maybe when I wake
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They'll be there calling me, baby, baby.
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Maybe he reads, maybe he sews
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Maybe she's made me a closet of clothes
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Maybe they're strict, as straight as a lie
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Don't really care as long as they're mine
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So maybe now this prayer's
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the last of
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One of its kind
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Won't you please come get your baby?
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Maybe...
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Annie, what you doing?
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Running away.
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Oh, my goodness!
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My folks are never coming for me.
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I've got to go find them.
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Annie, you're crazy.
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Miss Hannigan will catch you.
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I've got to get out of here.
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Wish me luck.
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Good luck, Annie!
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So long ago, good luck.
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Aha!
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Got ya!
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Get up, get up!
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Yes, Miss Hannigan.
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Rotten orphan.
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I'm not an orphan.
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My mother and father left a note saying they loved me
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and they were coming back for me.
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That was 1922.
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This is 1933.
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Get up, all of you!
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Now, for this one's shenanigans,
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you'll all get down on your knobby...
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little knees and clean the stump until it shines like the top of the christopher building but
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it's
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four o 'clock in the morning get to work yes
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miss hannigan
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why any kid would want to be an orphan i'll never know
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it's a hard knock life for us
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For us!
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Static treated, we get tricked!
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Static kisses, we get kicked!
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It's the hard knock life!
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Got no folks to speak of, so
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It's the hard knock road, we hope!
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Cotton blankets!
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Static wool!
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Empty bellies!
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Static wool!
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It's the hard knock life!
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Don't it feel like the wind is always howling on the seas like there's
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never any light?
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No one's there when
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you dream the night gets creepy.
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From the cry you would think this place would sing.
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Empty belly life
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Rotten and smelly life
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Full of sorrow life
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No tomorrow life
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No one cares for
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you a smidge
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When you're in it or fun itch
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It's a hard rock
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Tweet! Tweet! Tweet! You'll stay up till this stump shines like the top
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of the Chrysler Building!
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Yank the whiskers from her chin! Jabber with a stake in him!
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Make her drink a baking tin! I love you, Mid -Handigan!
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Get to work! Rips and bends!
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I said, get to work.
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It's the hard knock life for us.
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No one cares for you, us, Mitch.
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When you're in an orphanage.
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It's the hard knock life.
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Good morning children, good morning Mitch Hannigan, well,
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I love you Mitch Hannigan, laundry,
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laundry man, morning bundles.
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Kids, clean sheets once a month, whether they need them or not.
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Hurry up, bundles.
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Get out of here with that laundry.
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So long, kids.
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Merry Christmas.
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You call this clean, Annie?
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Annie ain't here.
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She just went with Mr.
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Mondals.
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Mondals!
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Police!
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Apples, apples, two for a nickel.
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Excuse me, sir, but could you donate an apple to the orphan's picnic?
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Why not? Nobody buys them anywhere.
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Hey, thanks, mister.
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Say, kid, when's the orphan's picnic?
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Soon as I take a bite.
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Hey, there.
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The dog catches it after you, ain't they?
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Well, the afternoon.
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But don't worry, I ain't going to let them get you or me.
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Everything's going to be fine for the both of us.
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If not today, well...
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About tomorrow clears away the cobwebs and
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the sorrow
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Till there's no one I'm stuck with
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a day that's gray and lonely
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I just take off my chin and grin and
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say
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Oh, the sun comes out
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Tomorrow, so you gotta hang on till tomorrow, come
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on May, tomorrow, I
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love ya, you're always a day
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away.
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Hey, little girl, come here.
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Yes, officer.
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That dog there, ain't he a stray?
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A stray?
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Oh, no, officer.
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He's my dog.
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Your dog, huh?
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So what's his name?
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His name?
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His name is Sandy.
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Right, that's it.
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I call him Sandy because of his nice, sandy color.
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Let's see him answer to his name.
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Well, you see, officer, I just got him, and sometimes...
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Call him.
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Here, Sandy.
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Here, boy.
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Good, Sandy.
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Good old Sandy.
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Next time we take him out, I want to see him on the leash and with a license.
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Or else he goes to the mount.
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Yes sir, I understand.
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Now get along with you before you catch the death of cold in this weather.
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Oh, I don't mind the weather.
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I don't mind the weather.
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I'm lonely
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I just take up my chin
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And grin
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And say
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Oh
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The sun will come out
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Tomorrow
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So you gotta hang on
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Till tomorrow
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Come on May
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Tomorrow
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I love you
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I love ya, you're always a day away.
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Tomorrow, tomorrow, I love ya.
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Tomorrow, you're always a day away.
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Missy, you know that souvenir pillow you got from Coney
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Island?
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Yeah.
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Molly threw up on it.
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Little girls, little girls, everywhere I turn, I can't
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see them.
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Little girls, little girls, night and day, I eat, sleep, and
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breathe them.
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Some women are dripping with diamonds.
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Some women are...
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I'm dripping with pearls Lucky me, lucky
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me, look at what I'm dripping with
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Little girls Some
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day I'll step on their rattles
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Some nights I'll straighten their rules Tend
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the blood, tend the flu
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Anything that can get you true
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Yeah, come in.
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Good afternoon, Ms. Hannigan.
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We found her runaway.
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Oh, poor pumpkin.
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freezing cold with just that thin sweater thank you so much officer
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all in the line of duty
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well are you glad to be back huh yes miss hannigan liar what's
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the one thing i
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always taught you never tell a lie good afternoon
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miss hannigan yes i am grace farrell private secretary to oliver
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warbucks
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Oliver Warbucks, the millionaire.
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Oliver Warbucks, the billionaire.
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Mr. Warbucks has decided to invite an orphan to spend the Christmas holidays at his home.
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What sort of orphan did he have in mind?
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What about this child right here?
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Annie? Oh no, you don't want her.
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Annie, would you like to spend the next two weeks at Mr. Warbucks' home?
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I would love to.
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If you grab her coat, I will take her along right now.
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She don't have no coats.
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Then we'll buy her one. Merry Christmas. Come along, Annie.
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Oops, harm me, blondie.
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Hi, assist. Long time no see. This is Lily.
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Rooster? They finally let you out of prison?
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Who's that blondie I bumped into on the way in?
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She works for Oliver Warbucks.
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The Oliver Warbucks?
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Annie, one of the...
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Orphans is going to live with him.
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Crummy orphans.
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Yeah, living a lap of luxury
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while two Hannigan kids ended up in the skids.
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It ain't fair how we scrounge for three or four bucks
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while she gets more bucks, the little brat.
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It ain't fair this year, life is driving me nuts
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while we get...
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Peanuts.
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She's living fat.
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Maybe she holds the key, that little lady,
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to getting more bucks instead of less.
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Maybe we fix the game with something shady.
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Where does that put us?
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Give you one guess.
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Yes!
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Easy street, easy
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street, and he
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is the key, yesery, yesery,
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yesery, yeah!
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Easy street, easy
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street.
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That's where we're gonna be
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Good afternoon, Miss Farrell.
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Good afternoon, Drake.
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Everyone, this is Annie. She will be with us for Christmas.
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Hi, everyone.
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Hello, Annie.
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May I take your coat, miss?
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Will I get it back?
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Of course, dear.
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Now, what would you like to do first?
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The windows. I'll scrub them first, then the floors.
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Annie, Annie, you won't have to do any cleaning here.
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You're our guest.
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Where is Annie?
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everybody. Hello
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everybody. Welcome home, Mr. Warbucks. It's good to be home.
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Who is that?
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This is Annie, Mr. Warbucks, the orphan who will be with us for Christmas. That's not
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a boy. Orphans are boys. I'm sorry, sir.
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just said orphan, so I chose a girl.
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Annie, huh?
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Annie what?
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Oh, I'm just Annie, Mr. Warbucks, sir.
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I'm sorry I'm not a boy.
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Not at all.
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Well, I guess we ought to do something special
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for our first night.
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Would you like to go to a movie?
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Gosh, Mr. Warbucks, I've never been to one.
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Then we'll go to the Roxy.
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Grace will come, too, of course.
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Drake, grab our coats.
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Yes, sir.
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Which car will you be wanting, sir?
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It's only 45 blocks.
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NYC, the shimmer of Times Square, the
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pulse, the beat, the drum.
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NYC
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You might say that I'm square
25:51
But wow, I come alive
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The city's bright as a petty arcade
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It blinks, it tilts, it rings
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To think that I have lived here all of my life
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I've never seen these things
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NYC
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I see, the whole world keeps coming, by
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bus, by train, you can't explain
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their yen for me.
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I see, just got here this morning, three
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bucks, two bags, one knee.
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NYC, I can hear a warning.
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Up there, in line, I'll be.
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Go ask the Gershwins, or Hoffman and Hart, the place they
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love the best.
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The California Bay's big for their art, their fan mail comes
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undressed to NYC.
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Tomorrow I'll can't pass, and I'll play a
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time.
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I know I know I know I know I
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know it's NYC.
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NYC, you're standing for only.
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You crowd, you crowd.
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You're still the champ.
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Amen.
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Forever.
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Keep it quiet down there.
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Immediate seating.
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There is immediate seating.
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Popcorn.
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What do you taste from popcorn?
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Popcorn.
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Yeah.
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Don't fight
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Good girl
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Good night
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Sleep tight
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It ends
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What I see
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Thank you.
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Annie, can we have a man-to-man talk?
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You're sending me back to the orphanage, right?
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Annie, I've realized something.
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No matter how much money you have, if you ain't got nobody to spend your life with, you might as well
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be broke.
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For me?
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Gee, thanks, Mr. Warbucks.
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It's a silver locket, Annie.
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I noticed that old broken...
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you always wear. Annie, what's wrong? This locket. My
30:02
mom and dad left it while they left me at the
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orphanage. I know I'm really lucky being here with you for Christmas, but the one thing I
30:09
want in the
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world is to find a mother and father and be like other kids. It'll be all
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right. I'll find them.
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I'll find your parents for you. Thank you, Mr. Warbucks. Thank you.
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Thanks, Mr. Huey.
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I'm conducting a nationwide investigation for Annie's kids.
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Furthermore, I'm offering $50,000 to any person
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who can prove that they are Annie's parents.
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So, Annie's parents, if you're listening in,
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write to Oliver Warbucks' conversation.
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Well, I can see by the old clock
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on the wall that another of our Friday night get-togethers
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has gone faster than you can say Occident.
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Yes, this is yours.
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Gee, Andy's on the radio.
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She's famous.
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Who wants to be on the dumb old radio anyway?
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I do.
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All the animals are my own family.
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Just for you, saying.
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Hey, ho.
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And hey, Dafferman, you've both got yours down
31:53
But brother, you're never fully dressed without a smile
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Your clothes pretty low from a leaf
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They stand out on fire
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But brother, you're never fully dressed without a smile
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What you're wearing on the main street, the sky will grow.
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What you wear from year to year, and not round heads,
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no, that matters.
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So, Senator, so, Senator, so long, you're
32:39
all wow.
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Remember, never go eat rest, no, you.
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Wear your dress, you'll never be dressed
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without a smile, smile,
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smile, smile, smile, smile.
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I'm sorry, Annie. We've spoken to over a thousand people, all claiming to be your parents.
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But none of them knew about the locket.
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That's okay. I guess a kid can get along without folks.
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Chris, do you have a...
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legal papers I gave you the other day right here Annie
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I want to adopt you
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I don't need what do you think yes or no well if I can't
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have my real mother and
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father then there's no one in the world I'd rather have as a father and then you
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store bucks any this is not just going to be an
34:05
adoption it's gonna be a celebration we'll have everyone from the orphan
34:09
here tomorrow for one big Christmas party I'm the luckiest kid
34:15
in the world
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sir you have visitors excuse us folks surely
34:22
look there's our Annie who are
34:26
you honey we're your mother and father Mudge is named Ralph
34:31
Mudge and this here is the wife Shirley and your Annie Mudge
34:39
Annie Mudge!
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Here's her driver's license and Annie's birth certificate.
34:45
Ralph, look, she's wearing the lockets.
34:48
When we left Annie at the orphanage, we left half of a silver locket with her and kept the other half.
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Yes, it fits perfectly.
35:02
Mr. Mudge, what about the money?
35:05
Well, we...
35:06
He ain't got much, but we're glad to give you.
35:09
You haven't heard that I've offered $50 ,000 to any people who can prove that they're
35:14
Andy's parents?
35:15
No, sir. Anyways, we don't want your money.
35:17
On the other hand, Ralph, remember that pig farm in New Jersey?
35:22
It's $50,000. We could bring Andy up right.
35:26
Would it be okay if Andy stayed here till tomorrow?
35:30
Then you could come by and pick her up and a check.
35:32
What have you?
35:36
Until tomorrow, and then you'll be spending the rest of your life with us.
35:44
Oops, pardon me, Blondie. Merry Christmas.
35:49
Well, this is...
35:52
Sir, I have the strangest feeling that I have seen
35:58
Mr. Mudge before, and that he has...
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If I'm not all who he claims to be, then I won't give up till we're certain.
36:06
But how?
36:07
I'll find a way. I'll go straight to the top.
36:30
Silly to cry, nothing to fear.
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Bet you're where they live, as nice as right here.
36:40
Bet you my life is gonna be swell.
36:45
Looking at them, it's easy to tell.
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I'll leave me all for days.
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was to me
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and how I was
37:04
almost his baby
37:09
baby
37:27
Merry Christmas, Mr. Walnuts, and Ms. Farrell.
37:31
You're up early.
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You're up early, too.
37:34
We've been up all night.
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FBI men coming and going.
37:38
And Annie, President Roosevelt is here.
37:44
Merry Christmas, President Roosevelt.
37:47
Merry Christmas, Annie.
37:48
Annie, orders my FBI, Gretel Huber, to see them
37:51
training their legendary apparently.
37:53
Yes, Ms. Farrell.
37:54
and Mrs. Mudge.
37:56
Thank you, I'm out of bedding.
37:58
Annie, Annie,
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your mother and father
38:01
passed away
38:02
a long time ago.
38:04
So you mean I'm an orphan after all?
38:06
Annie, are you all right?
38:08
Yes, because I know they loved me
38:09
and they wouldn't come back for me
38:11
if they weren't...
38:12
Now, who the heck
38:13
are Ralph and Shirley Mudge?
38:15
Nobody knew about the locket
38:16
except us.
38:18
And the FBI, of course.
38:19
And Miss Hannigan.
38:20
And Miss Hannigan!
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Miss Hannigan and the children from the orphanage.
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Hi, kids. Sandy!
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Hi, Hannigan.
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Ah, Miss Hannigan. Delighted to meet you.
38:37
Same here. And I'd know you anywhere.
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May I introduce you to the President of the United States?
38:49
Look, kids, they're...
38:50
It's over here for all of us.
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Sir, Mr. and Mrs. Mudge.
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Good morning.
39:06
We just come to pick up Annie and the check.
39:09
Here it is.
39:10
$50,000 certified.
39:15
Certified pay order of the jig is up.
39:18
Yes, the jig is up, Daniel Francis Hannigan, also known as Rooster Hannigan, also
39:24
known as Ralph Mudge.
39:26
And I believe you'll find that this woman is their accomplice.
39:34
Annie, Annie, tell them how good and nice I always was to you.
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Gee, I'm sorry, Miss Hannigan, but remember the one thing you always taught me, never
39:46
tell.
39:46
tell a lie.
39:54
Ms. Hannigan is gone for good!
39:58
That's right for you and behalf for all of us,
40:01
this truth may not be the beginning of a wonderful new life
40:04
and a new deal. A new deal.
40:08
So do I, Franklin.
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The sun will come out tomorrow
40:19
Bet your bottom dollar that tomorrow
40:23
There'll be sun
40:26
Just thinking about tomorrow
40:30
Clears away the cobwebs and the sorrow
40:34
Till there's none
40:38
When I'm stuck with a day that's grey
40:41
Clears away the cobwebs and the
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I just think of my chin and grin and
40:48
say, oh, the
40:54
sun will come out tomorrow, so you gotta hang on till
40:59
tomorrow, come one day, tomorrow,
41:06
tomorrow, I love you, tomorrow.
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You're always a day away
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Tomorrow! Tomorrow!
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I love ya! Tomorrow!
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You're always a day away!
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Thank you.
42:39
Tomorrow, I love you, tomorrow, you're always
42:44
a day away.
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Tomorrow, tomorrow, I love you, tomorrow,
42:54
you're always a day away.
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Thank you.
