Bye Bye Birdie Page #5
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Well, in that case, your daughter
is the former future Mrs. Hugo Peabody.
Oh, Hugo,
stop acting like a child.
Kim! Where is he?
Can I see him?
Conrad's asleep, poor dear.
You may peek through
while I discuss this tempest
in a tea bag with Hugo.
You're lucky people.
What'd we ever do
to deserve such a daughter?
We got married.
Marriage.
- But, Kim...
- Hugo...
- Yeah, but, Kim...
- I don't have time for a debate.
Ursula's waiting. I've got to learn
my speech tor tomorrow's rehearsal.
Wait a minute, Kim.
Don't go yet, please.
You don't know what I've been through
with all the guys buggin' me...
well, about you
and that Birdie creep.
Oh, that.
Yeah, that!
Why, that's silly.
One boy
One special boy
One boy to go with
To talk with and walk with
One boy
That's the way it should be
Yeah, yeah,
that's the way it should be.
One boy
One certain boy
One boy to laugh with
To joke with, have Coke with
One boy
Not two or three
One day
You'll find out
This is what life is all about
You need
Someone who
Is living
Just for you
One boy
One steady boy
One boy to be with
Forever and ever
One boy
That's the way it should be
That's the way
It should be
Now is that the kiss of a woman
interested in any other man?
I don't know.
How do I tell?
- Ah, but he made you faint.
- Oh, he did not!
I was just exhausted,
cramming for my English exam.
You've got to try
to understand me as a woman.
Now, I might like
Conrad as a friend...
but when it comes
to the real thing...
the grand passion...
well, that's something
special, Hugo.
That's you.
One day you'll find out
This is what life is all about
You need someone who
Is living just for you
One boy, one steady boy
One boy to be with
Forever and ever
One boy
That's the way it should be
That's the way
It should be
Homework!
Hey, I got homework to do.
When will he find out
This is what life is all about
Will he ever see
I need him
And he
Needs me
- One boy
- One special boy
- One special boy
- One boy to be with always
One boy to be with
- Forever and ever
- Forever
- I love him
- One boy
- Love him, I love
- That's the way
- Him so
- It should be
That's the way
It should be
That's the way
It should be
I'm looking for my mother,
Mrs. Peterson.
Are you sure there's no one left
in your drive-in? Okay, thank you.
Don't worry, partner.
Your mother will get along fine.
Sweet Apple's
full of friendly folk.
- What kind of a dump is this?
- "Dump"?
Conrad. Let's humor him, partner.
If he walks off
the Sullivan show, we're sunk.
Gotcha.
I can't tind no church key
in my room.
Church key? We've had
a church here, but it's open.
A can opener, man.
You're from nowherelike.
That's my favorite brand.
Well, it's bedtime, huh, Conrad?
Okay for tonight,
but tomorrow's Saturday...
and that's my real tense night.
Thanks, Mr. McAfee.
The next time I have a daughter,
I hope it's a boy.
I am a lucky man though, Albert.
Meeting up with
a biochemical wizard.
Peterson and McAfee
I've got to, not just
for my mother, for Rosie.
Well, I guess I'll get
a little air and turn in.
Take all the air you want, chum.
Hi, Rosie.
Rosie, you don't have
to worry about Mama. She'll show up.
- I'm certain she will.
- Then you ought to be happy.
Kim's on the show.
Conrad does my song...
and I promise
I'll tell Mama about us.
Come on.
Why look so awfully tragic
Put on a happy face
Smiling can work like magic
Put on a happy face
Take off the gloomy mask of tragedy
It's not your style
You look so good that
you'll be glad ya decided to smile
Pick out a pleasant outlook
Stick out that noble chin
Wipe off the full of doubt look
Slap on a happy grin
And spread sunshine
all over the place
Just put on a happy face
Flowers?
Put on a happy face
Put on a happy face
Why do you mope around so sourly
It's such a strain
I always try to chuckle hourly
It clears the brain
I knew a girl so gloomy
She wouldn't listen to me
Now she's a mean old thing
So spread sunshine
All over the place
Put on a happy
So put on a happy
Face
Well, like I said,
you're a genius, Dr. Peterson.
Oh, honey,
you sure have put up with a lot.
But this time we're gonna make it!
Let's live in a small town
like this.
- Anything you say, dear.
- Okay?
Wow, the last time
we were alone together...
last summer at Palisades Park.
- We went through the tunnel of love.
Oh, honey, I told you. From now on,
things are gonna be different.
- Yoo-hoo! Albert!
- It's Mama.
Mama?
Boy meets girl,
boy loses girl...
boy gets mother.
- Mama, where have ya been?
- Neglected! That's where I've been.
I tried to find ya.
Have you had any dinner?
A mother doesn't need tood. Besides,
I'd rather be with my famous son.
Albert, what is it?
Oh, it's your mother.
- Oh, good evening!
- How are ya, ma'am?
How can I be... ripped from
my native land, alone in this jungle?
Gosh, Albert, I wish we had room
to put up your mother.
Thanks. A motel mattress full of lumps
is good enough tor me.
Comtort is for my loving son.
I just came to tuck ya into bed.
See, Mama's got a condition.
She won't tell me what it is.
Okay. You insist?
I got, maybe,
A mother doesn't need a heart.
Well, soon as Albert and I get
our new deal a-rollin'...
you'll have the finest doctors
in the country.
Deal? What deal, Albert?
Well, Mama, I'm quitting the music
business and goin' back to chemistry.
That Rosie!
She's finally turned you against me!
Oh, please, Mama. She didn't.
Albert, go... desert me.
But when I was expecting him
in the maternity ward...
three days I waited...
did I desert him?
he wouldn't be alone when he was born.
Mama, please don't excite yourself.
Mama, you know I love ya.
- It's just Rosie and I have plans.
- Okay!
Lou, I'll be right up.
Start dealing.
Just bury me on your front lawn
so Rosie can walk all over me!
Mama! Mama, please!
It's not gas. It's electric.
Doris!
Doris, how do you like it?
Isn't it exciting?
No! I told you
not to dye your hair!
Oh, but I wanted to!
Isn't it a gas?
- You dare defy your mother?
- But it's my hair.
- Not till you're 21.
- What's the matter, Papa?
Young lady, you stay in your room
till it changes back! Do you hear?
- I won't!
- I demand respect around here.
- It's my hair!
- Respect. Do you hear? Respect.
- I respect you, Papa.
- I don't want your respect.
Who wants respect
from a ten-year-old kid?
Kids, I don't know what's wrong
with these kids today
Kids, who can understand
anything they say
Kids, they are disobedient
disrespectful oats
Noisy, crazy, sloppy, lazy loafers
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