Lady and the Tramp 2: Scamp's Adventure
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- Year:
- 2001
- 69 min
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# To this small, little|not too big, little, homey #
# Nice, little, quaint|little, always kindly #
# Old New England town #
# Welcome #
# If youre new to the place|and feeling uneasy #
# Fret not a bit|in this always friendly #
# Old New England town #
# Welcome #
# Welcome #
# Independence #
# Day ##
Aunt Sarah! Will we see you|at the picnic the day after tomorrow?
Of course! My precious kitties|love the Fourth of july.
Whether next of kin|or next-door neighbour
Happily we pool our labour|to give our to win a new face
- A nifty new look!|- A red, white and a blue look!
And when were done|youll never know the place
At our family picnic
july Fourth picnic
Independence
Day
Theres a buzzing in the air
Children running everywhere
As all of us prepare
For that once-a-year|wonderful day
And our spirits are so high
Feels like Christmas in july
As we pray the hours fly
To that star-spangled|wonderful, wonderful
Wonderful day
We can hardly wait|to bathe and dress up
- We love picnics, we confess|- Yup
With Darling|and with jim Dear
Weve made a home|from which well never roam
Why would we|when were so contented here
In this fine, little|not too
Big, little, cosy
Warm, little, swell, little
Always loving
Old New England home
In our small, little|not too big, little, homey
Nice, little, quaint|little, always friendly
Old New England town
Welcome
Welcome
Welcome
Welcome
All right, time for a bath!|The waters hot.
Oh, excellent!|I love getting a bath.
- It makes my fur so silky smooth.|- Yeah!
- Me first!|- No, me first!|- No, not you! Wait a minute!
Gah! I hate baths.
just the same, Scamp, when you live|in a house, you need to be clean.
Well, then Im glad Im a wild dog.
Scamp, you know youre not supposed|to climb on the furniture.
Now, get down from there|before you break something.
Hey, lets do|some dog stuff, huh, Pop?
You know, dig up bones...
rip up flowers, chase cats.
Scamp, come on now.|Youre gonna make a mess.
- Got it!|- Dad!
Tramp? I hope youre not making|a mess in there.
All right, whirlwind.|Time to settle down.
Why dont you go play with junior?
Scamp play !
Scamp!
Look what you did|to my favourite hat.
If Ive told you once,|Ive told you a thousand times, no!
Lets see if you can behave long enough|for me to give you a bath.
Whoo-oo. Bad Scamp.
Scamp, stop squirming.
Bad Scamp.|Bad, bad, bad Scamp.
Well, its about time|you settled down.
- There. All done.|- Scamp!
Play ball!
Hey, come back here !
Scamp, catch the ball.
Come back here now !
No, no, no, no, no, no!
Yea! Yea!
Scamp! Scamp, whee!
- Whee! Play ball!|- Scamp! Oh, no.
- What a mess.|- Uh-oh.
This time youve gone too far.|Youve left me no choice.
Some dogs just have to learn|the hard way.
May be chaining you up|will teach you a lesson.
Im sorry, pal...
but I just dont know|what else to do.
- Serves him right.|- Simply incorrigible.
- He brought this on himself.|- Now well need another bath.
- Me first!|- No, me first!|- You first! I mean, no, no, no--
Tramp?
Best thing jim Dear could have done|for our boy, chaining him up.
Oh, Tramp, hes never|been chained up before.
Hes just a pup.
He has to learn to live|by the rules of the house.
Firm discipline|moulds a pup into a dog.
- Ama sen de sokaa atlmtn.|- Evet, Pidge, ama seni buldum.
And if it werent for you,|Id have wound up in the pound.
Im just trying to protect him.
Hell understand some day.
May be he needs to understand today.
I thought you might be hungry.
Im sorry, pal. Youre just gonna have|to shape up a little, thats all.
I always get blamed for everything.
Sometimes its hard|being part of a family.
You have to obey certain rules.
But I want to run wild and free|like a real dog.
Son, the world out there|is full of traps.
Here, you-- you have|a family that loves you.
As long as I do what you say.
Pop, I just dont feel|like I belong here.
Didnt you ever feel this way?
I was just like you|when I was your age.
You were never like me.
Youve been a house dog all your life.|How would you know?
Oh, youd be surprised.
Scamp, Im only trying|to protect you.
- Like putting me on a chain?|- Those are the rules, son.
All I ever hear is,|Rules, rules, rules!
Dont do this|and Dont do that!
Well, what good are teeth and, and claws|if you can never use them?
- Stop that how ling!|- I cant help it, Pop!|Wild dogs how I at the moon!
There will be no wild dogs|in this family!
Then may be I dont want to be|in this family!
Like it or not,|you are a part of this family.
And until you start acting like it,|you can just get used...
to being out here every night!
Hey, Angel! Huh?
Why dont you come on out, kay?
I cant.
- The pup is in chains.|- Come back, you mangy mutt!
Hold still so I can take you in|all peaceable-like.
Hey ! Whered you go?
Ah. What the--
Hey, drop that!
Defacing a county officers--|Oh, come on now. Thats no fair.
Come on now.|Hand it over, girl.
Hey ! Oh, that--
Hey, drop that!
Hey, gotcha! its off to the pound|with you, big fella. Huh?
Boy, when I get outta here,|lm gonna do something fierce.
Im gonna get you--
You little mutt!|Youre gonna see what mad is!
Ill get you yet, you hooligans!
Oh, come on!
# Far from here|is where I want to be #
# Somewhere out there|loose and running #
# Nobodys leash to hold me|Nobodys hugs to crush me #
# Nobodys soap and scratchy comb #
# Where I can run free #
# And be with real dogs #
# Wholl bring the real dog|out in me #
# No walls and no boundaries #
# Where I can be free #
# A world without walls and fences #
# Where I want to be #
# This pup just wont sleep|his life away #
# On somes of a|like his father #
# Too many bones to chewup|Too many smells to sample #
# Too many fancy flower beds|to rip and trample #
# Stop what I want to be #
# Thats the world I want for me #
# No rules, no responsibility #
# On my own, completely free #
# For me #
So long, you house dogs!
You cant tell me what to do any more,|cause Im a wild dog.
Hey, you guys, wait for me!
Pretty good pickins, huh?
Hmm, I can see you know|your way around an alley.
Its that obvious?
Couldnt miss it if I tried.
This must be your diploma|from the school of hard knocks.
Yeah. I, uh, just graduated.
Then you must know this move.|Any street dog would.
Wow ! Slick move.|I mean, thats kid stuff.
Yeah, right.
Youve got your own style,|dont you, tenderfoot?
Listen, you dont belong|on the street.
You wont last|five minutes out here. Huh?
Whoa!
Whoa, whoa, whoa,|whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
Whoa! Whoa!|Hey, you get out ofthe street!
Scamp, l--
Scamp? Oh, no.
Tramp!
Theyre jumping on the sofa ...
and playing in the trash.
And, and breaking stuff!
If only there were hats|to chew on.
Goodbye, chains!|Hello, freedom!
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