:56:01
Now you have a song and one of the lines,
and correct me if it isn't:
:56:06
"Christ, it ain't easy. Everywhere I go,
they're gonna crucify me."
:56:09
Rubbish. I didn't say it. The lyric goes:
:56:11
"Christ, you know it ain't easy.
You know how hard it can be.
:56:15
"The way things are going,
they're gonna crucify me." And you, baby.
:56:20
This isn't my song.
These don't express my...
:56:24
We are all together in this world.
:56:26
Let's face it. You and I are married
together in this world.
:56:29
You see, it's like being stuck in...
:56:31
That is a very unkind thought
to plant in my mind.
:56:34
I want to tell you
that this may stay with me...
:56:36
and I'll wake up screaming.
:56:37
This is not true.
You say that to him, not to me.
:56:40
That's your paranoia.
Everybody's married in this world...
:56:42
No, it's just a matter of taste.
:56:45
What do you want to know?
:56:46
In the lyric, you said
they were going to crucify you.
:56:50
- Yeah. If you take it literally.
- How did you mean it?
:56:55
- It means everything you want it to mean.
- What did you want it to mean?
:56:58
They're gonna crucify me
and you and everyone else.
:57:01
But you said,
"They're going to crucify me."
:57:03
- Lf you're gonna take it literally...
- Me is you.
:57:05
Me... And I say that we're all one.
:57:07
I didn't permit you to speak for me.
Who are you speaking for?
:57:09
I took that liberty, Mr. Capp.
:57:11
It's too much of a liberty...
:57:12
I was speaking on behalf
of the people in general...
:57:15
- in a poetic sense.
- You're speaking for yourselves...
:57:17
As a representative of the human race...
:57:19
I'm speaking for us all
whether you like it or not.
:57:22
Whatever race you're
the representative of, I ain't part of it.
:57:27
Maybe yours is the human race
and mine is something less hirsute.
:57:32
But whatever race, it's your race.
:57:34
- You belong to a race on your own.
- Everybody in this room...
:57:37
represents humanity.
Everybody in this room.
:57:39
No, you don't represent me, though.
You don't write songs for me.
:57:43
I want to make that clear to all of Canada.
:57:46
Especially for you.
:57:47
I'll let Kate Smith sing my songs.
:57:50
Who do you write your cartoons for?
:57:52
I write my cartoons for money.
Just as you sing your songs.
:57:56
Exactly the same reason.
:57:58
And exactly the same reason
much of this is happening, too...