My Fair Lady
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1:18:02
"And the blossom in her cheek
has turned to chalk

1:18:06
"She'll come home and lo
he'll have upped and run away

1:18:09
"With a social-climbing heiress
from New York

1:18:12
"Poor Eliza
1:18:13
"How simply frightful
1:18:15
"How humiliating
1:18:17
"How delightful
1:18:21
"How poignant it will be
On that inevitable night

1:18:24
"When she hammers on my door
In tears and rags

1:18:27
"Miserable and lonely
Repentant and contrite

1:18:31
"Will I take her in
Or hurl her to the wolves?

1:18:33
"Give her kindness
Or the treatment she deserves?

1:18:37
"Will I take her back
Or throw the baggage out?

1:18:43
"Well, I'm a most forgiving man
1:18:45
"The sort who never could, ever would
1:18:48
"Take a position
and staunchly never budge

1:18:55
"A most forgiving man
1:18:59
"But I shall never take her back
1:19:02
"If she were crawling on her knees
1:19:05
"Let her promise to atone
Let her shiver, let her moan

1:19:08
"I'll slam the door
And let the hellcat freeze"

1:19:14
Marry Freddy.
1:19:30
"But I'm so used to hear her say
1:19:33
"'Good morning' every day
1:19:35
"Her joys, her woes
1:19:38
"Her highs, her lows
1:19:41
"Are second nature to me now
1:19:44
"Like breathing out and breathing in
1:19:48
"I'm very grateful she's a woman
And so easy to forget

1:19:53
"Rather like a habit one can always break
1:19:59
"And yet I've grown
Accustomed to the trace


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