Road to Morocco Page #3
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# Ho-ho-ho-ho
ho-hum #
#There's nothin'
quite as grotesque #
#As a man
at a desk #
# Lookin' outside
at the sun #
# Shirts made of silk
and a diet of milk #
# Maybe he thinks
he has fun #
# I've got
the vagabond itch #
# Guess I'll
never get rich #
# Ho-hum #
# Ho-ho-ho-ho
ho-ho-ho-ho #
# Ho-ho-ho-ho
ho-ho-ho-ho ##
Ummm.
''DearJeff:
Flee for your lifebefore it is too late.
''You can't do anything for me.
If you stick around,
''you will get us both
into trouble... maybe killed.
''Leave the country and
forget you ever knew me.
''Say nothin' to nobody
about this. Flee!
''Respectfully yours,
TurkeyJackson.
P.S. I am being tortured
day and night. Flea!''
Flea... F-L-E-A.
That's Turkey, all right.
Don't worry, old boy.
I won't let you down.
I'll get you out.
[ Shalmar ]
# Constantly...#
#I look for you #
#No day or two #
#But constantly #
# Constantly...#
#I wished you near #
#And now you're here #
#So close to me #
#And it isn't magic #
#And you do exist #
#For after all #
#I know when
I've been kissed #
#And you are
meant to be #
#My heart's delight #
#Notjust tonight #
#But constantly #
# Constantly... #
#I looked for you #
# No day or two #
# But constantly #
# Constantly... #
# I wished you near #
#And now you're here #
# So close to me #
#And it isn't magic #
#And you do exist #
# For after all #
# I know when
I've been kissed #
#And you
were meant to be #
# My heart's delight #
# Not just tonight #
# But constantly ##
That's pretty good. What kind
';Leave the country.
Forget you ever knew me.
''Flea,'' he says.
''Say nothing to nobody. Flea.''
Why you dirty,
double-crossing hoarder!
Turkey, this is me...Jeff.
Say something.
Turkey?
The fellow is mad.
Take him away.
Toss him to the crocodiles.
He's my friend.
Tell them who I am!
He's just jokin'.
Let me go.
Wait.
Do you know this man?
I never saw him
before in my life.
You dirty, underhanded
sickle-snoot!
We were in the same class
together for years...
'til I got promoted.
Bah!
Let him go.
Leave, all of you.
You stay.
Oh, but hon!
Come.
Sit here
beside me.
Orville, I want you
to tell me the truth.
Do you know him?
I used to,
but I outgrew him.
I don't dally much with
riffraff these days...
and he's a raffy
kind of a riff.
Wha--
Why didn't you tell me
you had a friend in Karameesh?
And such a friend.
You didn't tell her
about me, huh?
I didn't want to dicker.
It might've queered the deal.
This kid can't handle
competition.
You can understand why,
can't you?
Yes, I can.
We have a proverb.
Say, goose--
Say, goose--
What are you made up for?
Ladies night in a Turkish bath?
What time do you
light up,Jack?
You're looking at the
future prince of Karameesh.
Who?
I'm gonna be a pasha,
with the accent on the pash.
What?
We're going to be married--
When is the big day?
When the moon, in its last
quarter, silvers the blossoms...
of the almond tree...
Tuesday night, about 9:00.
Drat! I shall be
listening to ''Hobby Lobby''.
How can a dream like you
go for a drip like this?
It is written
in the stars.
I've been counseled
by Hyder Khan, the wise one,
to take this man
for my husband,
and I must obey.
Old Hyder Khan must've been
out of focus at the time.
Is that so?
The nuptial knot's
practically tied...
and there's nothing
you can do about it.
I'm her Heathcliff.
She bought me for 200 skins.
Looks like I'm gonna get
your money's worth.
She bought you.!
Where did she meet you?
She's the dame I told you about
in the gold box with the sticks.
Give your little princie
a big kiss... king size.
Kiss him on the nose. See if
you can straighten that out!
Oh, my.
This defeats me.
I gotta give you credit.
You did all right for yourself.
To show there's no hard
feelings, I'm gonna stick
around for the wedding.
I'll even give you away.
Just a second.
Just because I hit the jackpot,
you wanna
pick up the nickels.
and have your head served up.
Quit shoving or there'll be
I'm talking nice to you,
but you'd better get out...
before I forget
I'm the prince.
Do that again.
He did it!
Gentlemen, please.
What is your name?
Geoffrey.
I want you to stay.
happy here.
Come on. Daddy's tired and I
have to catch up on my reading.
Good night, Geoffrey.
Good night.
Do it some more.
Do it some more.
Come on, bub, rub.
Why is the princess
going to marry you?
She was to have married
Mullay Kassim, the desert sheik.
Why has she
changed her mind?
Sheiks have gone out of style.
The modern girl wants
a nice, reliable wolf.
Do it some more.
I'll get you time and
a half for overtime.
There's something
Something very,
very strange.
It's a strange country.
Orville,
listen.
Huh?
If this were known,
it would mean my death.
But in my heart,
there is a great love for you.
You too? If this keeps up,
I'll have to buy a scooter.
Is my love hopeless,
or do you have some
crumbs of affection for me?
You know how a prince is.
I may set you up with a
little hat shop or something.
What a racket!
We're trying a new shade,
nightingale's blush.
Nightingale's blush...
that's sweet.
You get a complete
recondition and you'll
still look like a warthog.
Gals, get a breath of
fresh air. Beat it. Scat.
Just a second. I'm giving
She's only done 9 toes.
She can do
the other 3 later.
I want to put him
under the dryer. Beat it.
Don't be too rash.
You'll spoil him.
Don't go far, girls.
Go on.
I may need you.
Who are these Christmas tigers?
Who are they yessin'?
The princess' old man used to
use this for a courtroom.
He never lost a case.
That's very nice.
That's nifty.
Look, puffy, I want to have
a talk with you, man to man.
Who's gonna hold up your end?
I'll see you in a couple weeks.
I have no time
for riffraff.
Think you're
cute, don't you,
sending me that note:
they're torturing you.
Get out of town. There's
nothin' I can do for you.
There is nothing.
I can handle it myself.
I want you to leave.
I know how you operate.
I don't want a best man.
Figure you'll move in, huh?
You figure you'll
wind up the prince.
Could be.
You're takin' a powder...
right now.
That's gratitude!
You seem to be forgettin'
I sold you into all this.
Now you want
to toss me out.
Don't give me that!
You thought you were selling me
into pickin' cotton with whips.
Wait a minute!
Where do you think
you're going?
What's in there?
Nothing...just
milady's boudoir.
What are you doin' goin'
in there?
It's a strange
country, chum.
Find my friend a little corner
to sleep in at the snake house.
You big phony.
Get yourself a rattle
to play with.
Nice parlay...
from you to the snake.
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