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[ti:Poor Baby] |
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[ar:Stephen Sondheim] |
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[al:Company(2006 Broadway Revival Cast)] |
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Darling |
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Yes? |
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Robert. |
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What? |
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I worry. |
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Why?: |
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He's all alone. |
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There's no one |
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Where? |
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In his life. |
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Oh. |
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Robert ought to have a woman. |
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Poor baby, all alone, |
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Evening after evening by the telephone. |
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We're the only tenderness he's ever known. |
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Poor baby! |
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David-- |
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Yes? |
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Robert. |
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What? |
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I worry |
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Why? |
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It's such a waste. |
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There's no one-- |
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Where? |
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In his life. |
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Robert ought to have a woman. |
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Poor baby, sitting there, |
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Staring at the walls and playing solitaire, |
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Making conversation with the empty air. |
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Poor baby! |
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Robert |
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Bobby |
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Robert, angel |
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Bobby, honey |
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You know, |
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No one |
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Wants you to be happy |
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More than I do, |
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No one, |
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But isn't she a little bit, well, |
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You know |
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You know |
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Face it, |
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Why her? |
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Better, |
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No one isn't she a little bit well |
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You know |
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You know |
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Face it |
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No one wants you to be happy |
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More than I do, |
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No one, |
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But |
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Isn't she a little bit, well, |
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You know, no one |
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Face it |
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But isn't she a little bit, well |
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Dumb? |
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Tacky? |
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Vulgar? |
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Old? |
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Tall? |
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Aggressive? |
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Where is she from? |
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Neurotic? |
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Peculiar? |
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And cheap? |
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She seems so dead. |
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And gross? |
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Depressing? |
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Goliath! |
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Poor baby, all alone, |
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Throw a lonely dog a bone, it's still a bone. |
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We're the only tenderness he's ever known. |
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Poor baby! |
