Broadway Melody of 1940
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- Hey!
- Yeah?

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- How'd the rehearsals go today? Good?
- A little off, but all right.

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Say, King.
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I had an idea this afternoon.
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The step you do at the end
of the second chorus?

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Suppose you try it this way.
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- Say, that looks good.
- Try it.

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- Yeah, that's it. How does it feel?
- Feels great.

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I think we can brush up the number
in a couple of other places too.

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Want to work tonight?
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No, not tonight.
I'm dining out.

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- With Clare?
- Who else?

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Oh, boy, what a gal!
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And fun too.
I wish you could see something.

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Everywhere we go, people start buzzing,
"There's King Shaw and Clare Bennett.

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King Shaw and Clare Bennett. King
Shaw and Clare Bennett. Oh, oh, oh!"

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Boy, you certainly are moving up fast.
"King Shaw and Clare Bennett."

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Well, I think I get top billing with her.
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You know, I never had a girl
hit me like this.

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I always thought
I could take them or leave them.

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Well, here's one that I'm not leaving.
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And what's more,
I think she'd feel pretty bad if I did.

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If it's Mr. Shaw,
I'll be right out, Angel.

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- Shall I offer him a drink?
- Well, don't encourage him.

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That boy don't need
no encouragement, honey.

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- Hello, Clare.
- Hello, Bert. Anything wrong?

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That's what I came to find out.
From you.

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Look, Clare...
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...you've never gone out like this
during the last days of rehearsals.


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