One Night in the Tropics Page #8
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I want heaven with you
And you want
Heaven with me
We each want
Part of the same romance
I'm longing for
The things that
you long for too
We'll make the most
Impossible things come true
Two dreamers you and I
There's no sky too high
For hearts like ours
To fly to
Your way is the same
As my way
We travel along
Love's highway
Your dream is the same
As my dream
Both part of
The same romance
Everybody here gives me
a pain in the neck.
Your dream is the same
As my dream
Your future is mine
When I dream
I want heaven with you
And you want
heaven with me
We each want half
Of the same romance
I'm longing for the things
That you long for too
We'll make the most
Impossible things come true
Two dreamers you and I
There's no sky too high
For hearts like ours
To fly to
Your way is the same
As my way
We travel along
Love's highway
Your dream is the same
As my dream
Both
Part of the same
Romance
Come on, Rudolfo.
Let's get out of
this darn moonlight.
Where are you going?
To look for Steve.
Hello, hello.
Operator, operator.
Operator! What about my New York
call? Do I have to wait all night?
Hello! Hello!
Oh, hello, Dad!
Hello. What?
I can't hear you. Wait a minute.
Hello. Now.
Listen, Dad, a terrible thing
has happened. I've fallen in love.
Good. What's so terrible about that?
- Dad, you haven't heard who the girl is!
- I don't care.
If you like her, I like her. So
congratulations and all that sort of thing.
But listen, Dad.
This just isn't any girl.
This girl is the girl who's the girl
that's the girl that...
Well, what I mean is,
she's the girl...
I get it. She's a girl.
Well, stop yapping at $20 a minute.
We can't afford it.
I say, we can't afford it.
We're broke. We're busted.
There was a jewel robbery in Great Neck,
a bank holdup in Brooklyn,
some very unusual weather
in California...
and a skunk at
Mrs. Worthington's lawn party.
And they used to call me Lucky.
But that's peanuts compared to that
million-dollar wedding you're on now.
How's it coming along?
She marrying him tomorrow?
Yup. She's marrying him
tomorrow.
Wrong number.
What's the matter? Don't say
anything about the wedding.
What happened?
A spy.
Where?
In the next room.
Oh, behave. Come here.
No! No!
Come here. Come on. Come on. No!
Come here a minute!
I don't want him to see me!
Wait a minute.
I'm bashful! I'm bashful!
Wait a minute. It's you.
Don't get excited.
There you are. Oh, hello.
You going to the wedding?
Certainly, you're going to the
wedding. The same as the boss told us.
Don't mention the word "boss"! I tell
ya, I don't care about the boss anymore!
I wanna meet the boss!
I'm gonna tell him a thing or two!
I wanna meet him
face to face! I wanna...
What do you want?
I want my mama.
All right, all right.
Now what about it?
What about it?
What about what?
What about what, what?
That's what I say.
What do you say?
What about it?
What about this wedding?
Oh, wedding. Marriage.
Congratulations, Abbott.
I'm not getting married!
No? Hmm. Congratulations, boss.
Give that to him! What about the
wedding between Steve and Cynthia?
Is it gonna happen by noon today?
Why, boss, that's taking place now.
Yeah? Well, let's get outta here.
Yeah, come on!
Senor Escobar... Don't interrupt
me. I am thinking of love.
But, senor, we must know
when to start the farandole.
Oh, the farandole,
our national dance.
When I shoot the gun, the wedding is
over, and the farandole will commence.
Got the ring?
Yes, I've got it.
Oh, pretty, you look
very Mickey this...
I mean, Mickey...
Well, congratulations, boys.
I never saw a more
ghastly looking pair.
Bueno.
Shall we commence?
No, Senor Escobar.
I'm sorry to have caused you all
this trouble, but the wedding is off.
You see, I've just made
the very interesting discovery...
that both the groom and the best man
are a couple of first-class heels.
What did I tell you?
You told me.
Oh, I'm so sorry... Oh,
don't waste any sympathy,
because, you see, instead of
marrying me, heel number one...
gets a million dollars
from heel number two.
So good-bye, good luck...
and have fun.
Just a minute, baby.
Put 'em up, folks!
Put 'em up! I got a lot of
money invested in this wedding.
So get goin'!
Isn't there a man
in the room?
If you marry them, Senor Escobar,
I will kill you.
But the man has a pistol.
We must consider his point.
Yeah, me and Costello want
to go on living too.
- Who invited those dreadful people?
- I did.
I said marry 'em.
"By the power invested in me as mayor of
San Marcos, I, Don Alvarado Sepulveda... "
Aw, cut out that Chinese chatter
and go on with this wedding!
"Do you, Stephen Harper, take this
lady to be your lawful wedded wife?"
Yeah, well, it's a little sudden,
but... Should I?
- What?
- "Do you, Stephen Harper... "
I said tell 'em.!
That's very nice of you.
"Do you, Cynthia Merrick,
take this man to be...
Tired, boss?
Let's get out of here! I'm not
gonna go until I get good and ready!
I'm ready!
Come on, then!
The farandole!
Click click the heel
Tap tap the sole
Click click and tap tap
the gay farandole
Click click the heel
Tap tap the sole
Click click and tap tap
the gay farandole
Jim? I...
A little service here, please.
Yeah, but you are not the bride.
With the gun, I am.
As the mayor of San Marcos, I, Don
Alvarado Sepulveda Cienega San Vicente...
La Brea Figueroa Escobar...
This is getting a little heavy
for you. Just a moment. Try that.
Shoot, Escobar, or we will.
From the busy harbors
To the quiet hilltop
See the purple arbors
Heavy with our wine
Pick the purple treasure
Singing in the sunshine
Work becomes a pleasure
Life becomes divine
Cynthia, will you listen
to me for a minute?
No, I won't listen to you. There's no
possible way you can whitewash yourself...
or your loathsome love insurance. I
got that silly idea before I met you,
and I've regretted it every minute
because I fell madly in love with you!
What is this now, alibi insurance?
I hate insurance!
Her cheek is glowing
Her eyes are pleading
The song is growing
Her crimson petticoats fly
Her violet shawl
will flutter and fall
Faster we go Our fingers
entwine His heart is on mine
Click click the heel
Tap tap the sole
Click click and tap tap
the gay farandole
Click click the heel
I want my mama.
Tap tap the soul
Click click and tap tap
the gay farandole
From the harbors to the arbors
On the quiet hill
Stands the leafy vine
Heavy with our wine
Put that girl down!
Pick the purple treasure
For your pleasure sun will shine
Life is so divine
Ol ra
From the busy harbors
To the quiet hilltop
See the purple arbors
Heavy with our wine
Take the purple treasure
Singing in the sunshine
Work becomes a pleasure
Say, that guy's got a great voice.
Wonder who he is?
Oh, no!
Click click the heel
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