Guys and Dolls Page #5
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You know you've been mean to me
And you know when you're mean to me
How it always makes me wanna roam
And you know there's a danger
That some gentle stranger
Might pick me up
and make me feel at home
So pet me, Poppa
Poppa, pet me nice
Ooh, pet me, Poppa
- Poppa, melt the ice
- And you know how
If you don't want me out roamin' the city
Talk to me pretty - here, kitty kitty!
And pet me, Poppa
Poppa, pet me nice
Ooh, pet me, Poppa
Poppa, pet me good
Mm, pet me, Poppa
- Proper, like you should
- And you know how
If you care to keep me home by the fire
Specially when it's time to retire
Then pet me, Poppa
Poppa, pet me good
Warm up my saucer of milk
And maybe I'll purr
Lay out my cushion of silk
Don't rumple my fur
- Just reach over and...
- Pet me, Poppa
Poppa, melt the ice
If you don't want me out roamin' the city
Talk to me pretty - here, kitty kitty!
And pet me, Poppa
That's my good advice
Pet me, Poppa
Pet me, Poppa
Pet me, Poppa
Poppa, pet me
That'll get me! Pet me, Poppa
Poppa, pet me nice
I gotta hang up. Can I tell the guys that
the game'll be at your garage tomorrow?
I would gladly pay you in advance, but
I will not get the money until tomorrow.
I've got to have time
to spread the word around.
Joey, listen to...
Yes, Joey.
Drop dead, Joey.
Oh, Nathan, darling!
You got here early.
It's so thrilling to find you waiting for me.
Just like we were married
and I was coming home from work.
You wouldn't make me stop working,
would you, Nathan?
That would be cruel. A doll like you could
earn good money for another ten years.
- Easy.
- Sweet!
And you were reading my book, too.
See? I told you reading
don't make people go blind.
It's very interesting, isn't it?
What is? Oh, the book. Yeah.
The doctor gave it to me. He said
it might help me get rid of my cold.
- With a book?
- He thinks that my cold might possibly
be caused by psychology.
How does he know you got psychology?
Nathan! Everybody has got it.
And female psychology explains why
certain girls do certain kinds of things.
It's all in the book.
Must be some book.
Would it, for instance,
tell you what kind of a doll
would go for a certain kind of a guy
which you wouldn't think she would?
Nathan! No matter
you can never be sure
that some girl won't go for him.
Take us.
Get dressed. We'll go eat.
Starting with next week, Nathan,
I will be getting a raise in salary.
Where does it say what different dolls do?
You're not even listening to me.
Gesundheit.
I will be making enough
so that we can finally get married.
What do you think?
Of course we'll get married.
Sooner or later.
Nathan, after 14 years
it is already too late to be sooner.
And if it gets much later,
soon it will be too late even to be later.
Gesundheit.
Besides, Nathan, I don't know
what to do any more about Mother.
- Mother? What about your mother?
- This is something I haven't told you,
but my mother, back in Rhode Island,
she thinks that...
that we are already married.
How could she think such a thing?
that we were already married.
- That would make her think so.
- In Rhode Island
people do not remain engaged
for 14 years.
- They get married.
- So how come it's such a small state?
Furthermore, after about two years...
We got a divorce?
- We had a baby.
- You wrote your mother we had a baby?
I had to, Nathan.
Mother kept after me and after me
and finally I just ran out of excuses.
And what type baby was it?
It was a boy. I named it after you, Nathan.
- Thank you.
- You're welcome.
Tell me, what has Nathan Junior
Well... right now he's in boarding school.
As a matter of fact, I wrote Mother that
he won the football game last Saturday.
I wish I had a bet on it.
But, Nathan...
That isn't all.
You're not going to say
we also have an Adelaide Junior?
All these years, Nathan.
Mother believes in big families, and...
And we had such an early start.
Just give me the grand total.
- Five.
- Adelaide!
How could you do such a thing
to a nice old broad like your mother?
Nathan, darling, let's just us get married
and I'll handle everything else. OK?
OK, doll. When we're ready.
Nathan, we are ready now.
We have been ready for 14 years.
All we need now is a licence
and a blood test.
- Blood test?
- Don't worry, Nathan. You've got blood.
What a city! First they close my crap
game and then they open my veins.
Nathan, you gave up the crap game.
Of course I did, doll. And you know why?
For you. Because I love you.
Can I borrow some earrings?
It is customary, Laverne, to knock
when entering the private
dressing room of an engaged person.
As far as I'm concerned,
you are in here by yourself.
- May I borrow some earrings?
- Diamonds or pearls?
- Diamonds.
- Top drawer of the trunk. The big box.
Aren't they a little long, dear?
Remember, you've got a short neck.
He's a tall man.
You! I'm all dated up
with Society Max tomorrow night,
and he breaks it
on account of your silly crap game.
Adelaide, look at me. I'm on my knees.
Oh, get up.
It reminds me of your crap game.
Adelaide, doll!
You're getting yourself
upset about nothin'.
It's a game I set up a long time ago.
I couldn't get out of it.
Understand?
Look, we love each other.
We're gonna get married.
We'll be happy.
Get out of my life, Nathan Detroit.
I knew you'd understand.
Gesundheit.
It says here:
Basically insecure
Due to some long frustration
May react
With psychosomatic symptoms
Difficult to endure
Affecting the upper respiratory tract
In other words, just from waiting around
for that plain little band of gold
You can spray her wherever
you figure the streptococci lurk
You can give her a shot for whatever
she's got but it just won't work
If she's tired of getting
that fisheye from the hotel clerk
It says here:
Constantly in suspense
Shows a neurotic tendency
See note
See note? Note?
Chronic organic syndromes
Toxic or hypertense
Involving the eye, the ear,
the nose and throat
In other words, just from wondering
whether the wedding is on or off
You can feed her all day
with the vitamin A and the bromo fizz
anywhere near where the trouble is
If she's getting a kind of a name
for herself and the name ain't his
And furthermore, just from stalling
and stalling and stalling the wedding trip
A person can develop la grippe
When they get on the train for Niagara
And she can hear church bells chime
The compartment is air-conditioned
And the mood sublime
Then they get off at Yonkers racetrack
For the 14th time
A person can develop la grippe
La grippe, la post-nasal drip
With the wheezes and the sneezes
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