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I can remember my first job singing
with the band.
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And then, one-night stands clear
across country by bus.
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Putting on nail polish in the ladies' rooms
in gas stations.
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Waiting on tables...
:31:22
Wow, that was a low point.
:31:25
I'll never forget it...
:31:26
...and I'll never, never do that again.
:31:30
No matter what.
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But I had to sing.
:31:36
I somehow feel most alive
when I'm singing.
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It's like...
:31:44
You don't want to hear all this, do you?
:31:48
Do you mind?
:31:49
Mind? No, I'm having a wonderful time.
:31:53
Here, we turn here. I live on that street.
:32:00
Is there anything more I should know
about your fascinating life?
:32:03
There must be more.
:32:05
There is. A whole scrapbook full.
:32:10
Come in.
:32:13
Well, have you had enough,
as the Republicans used to say?
:32:17
You know about as much about me now
as I do myself.
:32:22
But you see how long it's taken me
to get this far.
:32:27
Now, all I need is just a little luck.
:32:30
What kind of luck?
:32:34
The kind of luck that every girl singer
with a band dreams of.
:32:38
One night a talent scout
from a big record company will come in.
:32:42
And he'll let me make a record.
:32:44
Yes, and then?
:32:46
The record'll become No. 1
on the hit parade.
:32:49
Be played on the jukeboxes
all over the country and I'll be made.
:32:55
End of dream.
:32:57
- There's only one thing wrong with that.
- I know. It won't happen.