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- Why not?
- What are you talking about?
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- My little brother's drunk.
- I didn't drink anything.
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- Do you remember the song "Cinderella
Rockefella"? - Cinderella who?
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Do you remember Esther Ofarim?
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Yes, I know the name, but
what do you know about her?
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She and her husband, the Ofarim,
they were huge in Germany in the 60's.
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Yes. My crazy aunt
was a great fan of her.
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She taught us "Cinderella Rockefella"
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Axel and I used to sing it
at family parties.
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We used to get dressed up
as prince and princess.
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Thanks! Thanks a lot!
:28:41
Thank you, Tom.
And now we have a surprise.
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Our Pia and her brother Axel.
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# You're the lady,
you're the lady that I love
:28:57
# I'm the lady, the lady who
:29:00
# You're the lady,
you're the lady that I love
:29:04
# I'm the lady, the lady who
:29:07
# - You're the little lady
- I'm the little lady, ooh
:29:15
# - I love your touch.
- Thank you so much.
:29:19
# - I love your eyes.
- Mmh that's very nice.
:29:22
# - I love your chin
- Say it again
:29:26
# I love your chiny chin chin
:29:32
# - You're the fella, you're the fella who rocks me
- Rockefella, Rockefella,
:29:40
# - You're the fella, you're the fella who rocks me
- Rockefella, Rockefella,
:29:46
# - You're my Rockefella,
- I am your Rockefella