Song of the Thin Man
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Nicky! What are you doing up, darling?
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I heard your voices.
I hardly ever get to see you.

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- Look at what time it is.
- That clock's fast.

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Who's going to ride me to school
in the morning?

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- Your mother.
- Your father.

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We'll both ride you to school.
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Now, you kiss this fiend good night,
and I'll plant him.

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Come on. Up you go.
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Go on. You too, you night owl.
Douse the light.

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Here we go.
The Piggyback Express to Sleepy Town.

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How about a story, Dad?
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No story for you tonight.
You've got to get some sleep.

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But, your stories always put me to sleep.
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Well, all right, but just a short one.
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Now let's see. Yes.
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Once upon a time, there was an outlaw
named Dangerous Dan McGook.

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Now one... Well...
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- What's this?
- That's protection.

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Protection.
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I don't think you'd get much protection
from an old blunderbuss like that.

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That's just an antique.
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Antique.
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What about McGook?
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Son, I think that story
is a little too scary for this time of night.

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- But I like to get scared.
- Well, I don't. It frightens me.

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Look, I'll tell it to you
the very first thing in the morning.

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- How's that?
- Okay.

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- Good night, fella.
- Good night, Pop.

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Sleep tight. Good night, Asta.
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- What are you doing?
- I'm getting dressed.

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Dressed?
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Well...

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