Pierwsze 200 wierszy.
When I woke up this morning
Whoo, tears were rollin' down my face
When I woke up this morning, Lord
Tears were rollin' down my face
I dreamed the man that I loved
Has another lover in my place
You forgot you said you loved me
Ooh
Swore you'd never cause me pain
Yes, you forgot you said you loved me
Swore you'd never cause me pain
Why are you forgettin', baby?
Remember my name
It's like little kids, huh?
Haven't you ever built a house before?
Well, look who's here.
Curry, you're 15 minutes late.
Well, I got 15 minutes of problems, OK?
- Hey, what's going on? - Problem is you're late, smartass.
- Hey, Neil. - Good morning, Neil. Good morning, Jim.
- Coffee... black. - Coffee black. Right.
How about one of those beef and potato burritos?
No, I think you'd much rather have yogurt.
- Much better for you. - The guy's a storm trooper.
Here you go, Jeff.
- Here you go. - Hey, Neil, you got any money?
Hate to break up this coffee klatch here,
but we got work to do. You don't want to work,
you keep this up, smartass.
You and funny man follow me up to lot number nine.
Come on, let's move!
You think you can make it all right?
Yeah.
Hello?
Hello?
Is anyone there?
Hello?
If you've tried and failed at trying
Here you play the losing game
Yes, you've tried and failed at trying
Here you play the losing game
Oh, if you need a friend to call on
Yes, remember my name
-This way, ladies. -Oh, I know they're gonna look wonderful on you.
Let's see, this is the 13. That's yours.
Let me see you when you come out, OK?
Yes, can I help you, miss?
- Anything you want? - Just looking.
All right.
- I want it to fit right. - You look wonderful.
- Yeah. - Does it fit right?
Well, I think maybe you can pull it in your waist a little...
My husband likes me in loose-fitting clothes.
In that case we have this wonderful kimono here.
Look at the beautiful colors.
That would go great with it.
Then at night you can put up your hair.
Doesn't that look great?
What do you think? That's just lovely.
- I'll take it. - Wonderful.
- Will this be cash or charge? - Where did you get your shoes?
- Oh, downstairs. - It'll be cash.
OK, fine.
And wrap it up as a present, OK?
When's Matt coming home?
Well, he's on the road...
Hi. You the man around here?
My name's Emily and I just moved into 20.
And I'm gonna have to have a couple lamps for my place.
OK?
So you got a name?
Yeah, Pike.
Well, Mr. Pike. I love music, too.
It's not "Mr. Pike." Just "Pike."
Will you please get out of my place?
Nice place.
Sure have a lot of stuff.
Thanks for the lamps, Pike.
You can blow your top
'Cause everything's free
On the top floor the third door to the left
That's where you'll always find me
Stuff is there and the chicks fairly romp with glee
Don't worry about a thing
'Cause I'm layin' it on the line for protection
Tell them cats downtown
They can let their conscience be
Come on up Bring your friends
And we'll start that ball a-rollin'
My castle's rockin'
Run on by and see
I'm layin' it on ya
Oh, gosh.
I'll get it.
Sit down, Dad. It's OK, I'll get it.
Can you use a... king?
- Hello? - Honey, who is it?
It's Neil.
Look, uh... I think I ought to stick around here
and talk to Jeff. He's in kind of bad shape.
When do you think you'll be coming over?
Oh, about an hour, an hour and a half.
This is something I just have to do, you know.
I'll be there in less than two hours, OK?
OK. Bye.
- Is Neil coming over? - In a couple of hours.
A couple of hours?
Honey, is there anything wrong between you and Neil?
I didn't cry when you disappeared.
I didn't cry when you disappeared.
I was worried about you.
But I figured you had to do your own...
Shit.
I was worried about you.
But I figured...
Good night.
So how's Jeff?
Oh, he's OK. You know.
He's OK.
- Neil? - Yeah?
Are things all right with us?
You ever notice every time you spend time with your folks
- that's the first... - Neil, I want to know if there are problems between us.
You haven't been happy in a while.
Listen, I got problems in my life, Shortcut,
but they're not you.
Hey, you want to go somewhere and grab a hamburger? Huh?
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen.
Top story of this hour is the tremendous earthquake
that hit the city of Budapest, Hungary earlier today...
Almost had it out with Franks today. What a first-class jerk.
Hello?
- Hello? - Who is it?
Is that... Is that the yellow house on the corner?
Yes, that's right. Who is this?
Is that number 555?
Yes, that's right, who's this?
Who are you talking to? Honey, don't be polite with freaks.
...rivaling the Calcutta quake of 1737,
which killed nearly half a million people,
and generally regarded as the worst in history.
Smart guy. Doesn't like TV.
- Neil? - Yeah?
It was a woman.
The ancient city of Budapest, Hungary
was the scene this evening of what could possibly be
the most violent earthquake in recorded history.
Tremors measuring as high as 8.6 on the Richter scale
have been estimated by seismology centers throughout the world.
Early reports would indicate the damage is extensive,
although it's difficult to tell at this time.
Here you go.
Just coffee and juice, OK?
You don't have to eat the toast.
Thanks. I'm not really hungry or anything. I'm on a diet.
You know, you're gonna be late for work.
OK.
Hey, I got an idea.
Let's go out to dinner tonight, just you and me.
That little Mexican place. Six courses, a buck 75.
Mom's picking me up. We're gonna spend the day together.
Why don't you call me there later on?
OK, don't say I didn't ask you.
Jesus Christ!
Asshole!
Hey, baby, what's life without an asshole, huh?
After you, sweetheart.
Hi.
What the hell's it doing on 11, when it's always...
- It's always in 11. - Oh, shit.
- Can I smoke in here? - Yeah.
Want a smoke?
No.
Do you know a Mr. Nudd?
Yeah.
You know where he is?
Back there.
OK.
Are these on sale, too?
They're for sale, 79.
Seventy-nine? Shit.
I can get them across the street for 59.
- Oh, but I like this... - Can I help you?
I'm looking for Mr. Nudd.
Mr. Nudd's not in.
- Cop says he's here. - Well, he's busy.
I have an appointment. Is this the way?
That's the way, but he's busy.
Well, he's expecting me.
Look, I'm the assistant manager. Can I help you?
See you after Christmas. After the first of the year.
- Bye. - Bye.
- Mr. Nudd? - Yeah?
Someone to see you.
Yeah.
- I'm Emily. - Hello, Emily.
Just gonna be a minute.
- On your break, Rita? - Yeah.
Yeah, OK.
Have a seat. Have a seat.
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