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through the window
with my wife, Roxie,
Iaying there,
sIeeping Iike an angeI .
That true, Mrs. Hart?
My wife had nothing
to do with it.
She wouIdn't hurt a worm ,
not even a worm .
It wasn't tiII I fired
the first shot
she even opened her eyes.
through
the St. Paddy's Day Parade.
When I think of
what wouId have happened
if I went out for a beer
instead of coming home.
It makes you sick
BANDLEADER:
For her firstnumber, Miss Roxie Hart
wouId Iike to sing a song
of Iove and devotion
dedicated
to her dear husband , Amos.
Sometimes l'm right
Sometimes l'm wrong
But he doesn't care
He'll string along
He loves me so
Sometimes l'm down
Sometimes l'm up
But he follows round
Like some droopy-eyed pup
He loves me so
After I shot him ,
he kept coming at me,
so I had to puII
He ain't no sheik
That's no great physique
And Lord knows
he ain't got the smarts
But look at that soul
l tell you, that whole
ls a whole lot greater
than the sum of his parts
And if you knew him like me
l know you'd agree
What if the world
slandered my name?
Why, he'd be right there
taking the blame
He loves me so
And it all suits me fine
That funny, sunny honey
Hubby of mine
Supposing , just supposing ,
he had vioIated her.
-You know what I mean?
-I know what you mean .
Think how terribIe
that wouId have been .
It's a good thing I got home
from work on time.
He loves me so
Name of deceased ,
Fred CaseIy.
Fred CaseIy?
How couId he be a burgIar?
My wife knows him .
He soId us our furniture.
He gave us 1 0% off.
Lord knows
he ain't got the smarts
You toId me he was a burgIar.
He was dead when you got home?
She had him covered in a sheet,
and she's teIIing me
some cock-and-buII story
and how I ought to say I did it
'cause I was sure to get off.
''HeIp me, Amos,'' she says.
''It's my goddamn hour of need .''
Now he shot off his trap
l can't stand that sap
- Look at him go
-And I beIieved her.
- Rattin' on me
She was two-timing me, huh?
I'm through protecting her now.
She can swing for aII I care.
I'm down at the garage
working 1 4 hours a day,
and she's up here
munching on bonbons
and tramping around
Iike some goddamn fIoozy!
Thought she couId puII
the wooI over my eyes.
- That scummy, crummy
-WeII , I wasn't born yesterday.
- Dummy
-Some things a man can't take.
- Hubby of mine
-She pushed me too far.
That IittIe chiseIer.
Boy, what a sap I was!
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