1:32:03
Goodbye
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Goodbye
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Goodbye
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Goodbye
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Extraordinary!
What they'd do at the festival.
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Young lady,
I must have a word with you.
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Georg, you won't let this girl
get away. She must join the party.
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-No, really l--
-Stop. Stop it now.
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-Georg, please.
-You can if you want to, fräulein.
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I insist.
You will be my dinner partner.
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This is business.
Franz. . .
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. . .set another place next to mine
for Fräulein Maria.
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-Whatever you say.
-It appears to be all arranged.
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-It does.
-I'm not suitably dressed.
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You can change. We'll wait.
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Captain, you must be very proud
of your youngsters.
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I am, thank you.
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Is there a more beautiful expression
of what is good in our country. . .
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. . .than the innocent voices
of our children?
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Oh, come now, baron.
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Would you have us believe that Austria
holds a monopoly on virtue?
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Herr Zeller, some of us prefer
Austrian voices raised in song. . .
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. . .to ugly German threats.
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The ostrich buries his head
in the sand. . .
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. . .and sometimes in the flag.
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Perhaps those who would warn you that
the Anschluss is coming, and it is. . .
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. . .would get further with you by setting
their words to music.
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If the Nazis take over Austria, you
will be the entire trumpet section.
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You flatter me.
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Oh, how clumsy of me.
I meant to accuse you.