Melinda and Melinda
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Take over. You're wonderful.
:40:44
Sorry. I didn't mean to interrupt.
I'm just gonna get a drink.

:40:47
That's OK. I was just rubbing this lamp,
hoping to change my life.

:40:52
Well, I believe in magic. In the end,
I think it's the only thing that can save us.

:40:56
- You're the piano player.
- Not any more. I'm on a break.

:41:01
A mysterious stranger has temporarily
taken over. I must say, she plays beautifully.

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Hey.
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Are your eyes misting over?
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This song, it's meaningful to me.
It was playing the night I met someone.

:41:14
So are they tears of sorrow or tears of joy?
:41:17
Well, aren't those the same tears?
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Yeah.
:41:23
Why do things that start off so promisingly
always have a way of ending up in the dump?

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- Not for everyone.
- Well, for anybody with any imagination.

:41:33
You know, life is manageable enough
if you keep your hopes modest.

:41:36
The minute you allow yourself sweet dreams
you run the risk of them crashing down.

:41:42
There's plenty of old songs that I cry over.
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My name is Melinda.
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Melinda Robicheaux. It's French.
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- That's a very beautiful name.
- Thank you. It's my mother's.

:41:54
She married a Dr Nash, so I grew up Nash,
but I've changed it to her name.

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And that is a wise choice.

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