Song | Of All the Gin Joints in All the Towns in All the World... |
Artist | Max Steiner |
Album | Casablanca [Rhino] |
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[00:06.60] | Boss? Boss! |
[00:13.69] | Yeah. |
[00:15.89] | Boss, ain't you going to bed? |
[00:16.95] | Not right now. |
[00:18.51] | Ain't you planning on going to bed in near future? |
[00:20.63] | No! |
[00:22.06] | You ever going to bed? |
[00:23.63] | No! |
[00:25.10] | Well I won't sleep either. |
[00:26.58] | Good, then have a drink. |
[00:28.25] | No, not me boss. |
[00:29.25] | Alright then don't have a drink. |
[00:30.66] | Boss let's get out of here. |
[00:32.72] | No, Sam. I'm waiting for a lady. |
[00:35.02] | Please boss, let's go. Ain't nothing but trouble for you here. |
[00:37.66] | She's coming back, I know she's coming back. |
[00:39.76] | We'll take the car and travel all night. We'll get drunk. |
[00:43.20] | We'll go fishing and go away until she's gone. |
[00:45.53] | Shut up and go home, will you? |
[00:46.66] | No sir, I'm staying RIGHT HERE. |
[00:53.31] | They grab Ugarte and she walks in. |
[00:57.39] | Oh. That's the way it goes, one in and one out. |
[01:02.37] | Sam. |
[01:04.00] | Yes boss. |
[01:04.82] | It's December 1941 in Casablanca, what time is it in New York? |
[01:09.23] | What... My watch stopped. |
[01:12.43] | I bet they're asleep in New York. |
[01:15.49] | I bet they're asleep all around America. |
[01:25.27] | (名句)Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she walks into mine. |
[01:38.07] | What is that you're playing? |
[01:40.76] | All just a little something on my own. |
[01:41.83] | Oh stop it. You know what I wanna hear. |
[01:43.66] | No I don't. |
[01:45.50] | You played it for her, you play it for me. |
[01:46.92] | Well I don't think I can remember... |
[01:49.27] | If she can stand it, I can! Play it! |
[01:53.01] | Yes boss. |
[01:55.04] |
[00:06.60] | Boss? Boss! |
[00:13.69] | Yeah. |
[00:15.89] | Boss, ain' t you going to bed? |
[00:16.95] | Not right now. |
[00:18.51] | Ain' t you planning on going to bed in near future? |
[00:20.63] | No! |
[00:22.06] | You ever going to bed? |
[00:23.63] | No! |
[00:25.10] | Well I won' t sleep either. |
[00:26.58] | Good, then have a drink. |
[00:28.25] | No, not me boss. |
[00:29.25] | Alright then don' t have a drink. |
[00:30.66] | Boss let' s get out of here. |
[00:32.72] | No, Sam. I' m waiting for a lady. |
[00:35.02] | Please boss, let' s go. Ain' t nothing but trouble for you here. |
[00:37.66] | She' s coming back, I know she' s coming back. |
[00:39.76] | We' ll take the car and travel all night. We' ll get drunk. |
[00:43.20] | We' ll go fishing and go away until she' s gone. |
[00:45.53] | Shut up and go home, will you? |
[00:46.66] | No sir, I' m staying RIGHT HERE. |
[00:53.31] | They grab Ugarte and she walks in. |
[00:57.39] | Oh. That' s the way it goes, one in and one out. |
[01:02.37] | Sam. |
[01:04.00] | Yes boss. |
[01:04.82] | It' s December 1941 in Casablanca, what time is it in New York? |
[01:09.23] | What... My watch stopped. |
[01:12.43] | I bet they' re asleep in New York. |
[01:15.49] | I bet they' re asleep all around America. |
[01:25.27] | ming ju Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she walks into mine. |
[01:38.07] | What is that you' re playing? |
[01:40.76] | All just a little something on my own. |
[01:41.83] | Oh stop it. You know what I wanna hear. |
[01:43.66] | No I don' t. |
[01:45.50] | You played it for her, you play it for me. |
[01:46.92] | Well I don' t think I can remember... |
[01:49.27] | If she can stand it, I can! Play it! |
[01:53.01] | Yes boss. |
[01:55.04] |
[00:06.60] | Boss? Boss! |
[00:13.69] | Yeah. |
[00:15.89] | Boss, ain' t you going to bed? |
[00:16.95] | Not right now. |
[00:18.51] | Ain' t you planning on going to bed in near future? |
[00:20.63] | No! |
[00:22.06] | You ever going to bed? |
[00:23.63] | No! |
[00:25.10] | Well I won' t sleep either. |
[00:26.58] | Good, then have a drink. |
[00:28.25] | No, not me boss. |
[00:29.25] | Alright then don' t have a drink. |
[00:30.66] | Boss let' s get out of here. |
[00:32.72] | No, Sam. I' m waiting for a lady. |
[00:35.02] | Please boss, let' s go. Ain' t nothing but trouble for you here. |
[00:37.66] | She' s coming back, I know she' s coming back. |
[00:39.76] | We' ll take the car and travel all night. We' ll get drunk. |
[00:43.20] | We' ll go fishing and go away until she' s gone. |
[00:45.53] | Shut up and go home, will you? |
[00:46.66] | No sir, I' m staying RIGHT HERE. |
[00:53.31] | They grab Ugarte and she walks in. |
[00:57.39] | Oh. That' s the way it goes, one in and one out. |
[01:02.37] | Sam. |
[01:04.00] | Yes boss. |
[01:04.82] | It' s December 1941 in Casablanca, what time is it in New York? |
[01:09.23] | What... My watch stopped. |
[01:12.43] | I bet they' re asleep in New York. |
[01:15.49] | I bet they' re asleep all around America. |
[01:25.27] | míng jù Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she walks into mine. |
[01:38.07] | What is that you' re playing? |
[01:40.76] | All just a little something on my own. |
[01:41.83] | Oh stop it. You know what I wanna hear. |
[01:43.66] | No I don' t. |
[01:45.50] | You played it for her, you play it for me. |
[01:46.92] | Well I don' t think I can remember... |
[01:49.27] | If she can stand it, I can! Play it! |
[01:53.01] | Yes boss. |
[01:55.04] |