De-Lovely
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The left side, I think, significantly enough...
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where your groom and his gentleman
friends like to call on each other.

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I assumed, for symbolic purposes at least...
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that the wedding would be held there.
I had to assume, you see...

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since my invitation never arrived.
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- I would invite you to hell.
- No need.

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Already there.
Too bad you never cared for it.

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In spite of caring for you once--
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My fault, then.
You offered care, I needed passion.

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What does the fawn need?
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Can you supply him?
Surely not with everything.

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And what can he give you?
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Pride.
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Don't turn your back on me, Mrs. Thomas.
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That's so funny.
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From what I remember,
it was the position you most favored.

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- Are you all right?
- I'm fine.

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Wait.
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Mr. Thomas, you have
the most peculiar sense of timing.

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You think you can make her happy
because you won't violate her delicacy?

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Because you don't need her as a woman?
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I think maybe
we define "woman" differently.

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I don't define it as "punching bag,"
for instance.

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Cole's not like you. He creates, you destroy.
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And as you can see,
you're a failure even at that.

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Let's get married.
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See the crowd in that church
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See the proud parson plopped on his perch
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Get the sweet beat of that organ
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sealing our doom
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Here goes the groom, boom!
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How they cheer and how they smile
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As we go galloping down the aisle
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It's divine, dear, it's diveen, dear
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It's de-wunderbar, it's de-victory
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It's de-vallop, it's de-vinner
It's de-voiks

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- Mrs. Murphy?
- Absolutely.

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The knot is tied and so we take
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A few hours off to eat wedding cake

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