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I don't think so.
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I do.
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Do people have to kill each other to give them a hiking1 sense of life?
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That's got nothing to do with people killing2 each other.
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Are you excited about life or you're not?
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You know, I've never been able to wait for the future.
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When I was very young, a child in fact,
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I climb to the top branch of a high tree to like a diver3,
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announce my horrify4 governance, now I shall take a leave into the future
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and I jump.
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I was in the hospital two months.
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You should let the future catch up you more slowly.
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Oh, no, can't help it, I can't help it.
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O. K., ifwe met in ordinary time with ordinary way,
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we're just about telling what school we went to.
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We're much further along, don't you think?
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Are we?
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You know we are.
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Oh! I'm too excited, let's dance?
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All right!
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To you!
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Thank you!
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To us!
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I still don't get enough quite.
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What?
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Your face.
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It's all beauty, all beauty.
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What is it you still don't get?
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You know when I left you this afternoon.
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I couldn't remember what you look like, not for the life of me.
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I thought was she pretty?
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Was she ugly?
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What was she like?
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I couldn't remember.
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I simply had to go get back to the theater to see what does she look like?
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And do you think you can remember me now?
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I think so. I think so.
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For the rest of my life.
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But what is it all about the muse5 you still don't get?
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Ladies and gentlemen,
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we now come to the last dance of the evening.
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I hope you enjoy the farewell6 waltz.
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I'll tell you later, let's dance now.
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What does this mean of these candles?
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You'll find out.
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I'll write to you.
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Will you answer?
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Of course.
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Wonderfully evening, wasn't it?
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Yes, thank you very much.