1. Say, man, how's about a shine, mister?Copy !req
2. Come on, put your foot up there.
I'll shine it up good.Copy !req
3. OK, make it snappy.Copy !req
4. Gonna shine 'em up good
so you can see your face in 'em.Copy !req
5. Hurry up, kid. Come on, hurry up.Copy !req
6. No shit, man. Takes time
to shine 'em up bright.Copy !req
7. You little bastard! You little black
bastard, let go of my leg! Let go!Copy !req
8. Let go! Let go of my leg!Copy !req
9. I was born in New York City
on a MondayCopy !req
10. It seems I was out shinin' shoes
by Tuesday noonCopy !req
11. All the fat cats in their bad hats
doin' me a real big favourCopy !req
12. I got the fat cats in their bad hats
playin' it on real goodCopy !req
13. Here's a dime, boyCopy !req
14. Give me a shine, boyCopy !req
15. Down and out in New York CityCopy !req
16. Got nowhere to be,
but where can you goCopy !req
17. When you're down and out
in New York CityCopy !req
18. I'm never, never, never
gonna get that way againCopy !req
19. Down and out in New York CityCopy !req
20. Got nowhere to be,
but where can you goCopy !req
21. When you're down and out
in New York CityCopy !req
22. I'm never, never, never
gonna get that way againCopy !req
23. NoCopy !req
24. No, noCopy !req
25. No, no, not meCopy !req
26. When you need a breakCopy !req
27. You need an angleCopy !req
28. When you want a friendCopy !req
29. Gonna get myself together
in the morningCopy !req
30. Gonna leave it all as one bad dreamCopy !req
31. All the fat cats in their bad hats
are doin' me a real big favourCopy !req
32. They've got the fat cats in their
bad hats playin' it on real goodCopy !req
33. Here's a dime, boyCopy !req
34. Give me a shineCopy !req
35. Niggers aren't allowed in this building.Copy !req
36. They never are.Copy !req
37. I been sent with this.Copy !req
38. - You ever see me before?
- No.Copy !req
39. You're lyin', blackbird.Copy !req
40. - Who's at the door, Jack?
- The janitor.Copy !req
41. We'll be back in a minute.Copy !req
42. Where's the fella who usually
brings me this envelope?Copy !req
43. How should I know?Copy !req
44. You don't know a lot of things.Copy !req
45. You and me better take us a little walk.Copy !req
46. Remember, nigger, you've never seen me,
you've never been here.Copy !req
47. You got more to be afraid of
from me than anybody.Copy !req
48. I'll cut your black balls off. You hear me?Copy !req
49. I hear ya.Copy !req
50. Oh, just a minute.
There's not enough here.Copy !req
51. - Enough what?
- It's $50 short. Now, where is it?Copy !req
52. I don't know. I don't have it.Copy !req
53. You're lyin', boy.Copy !req
54. I don't have it.Copy !req
55. Listen, nigger, they wouldn't dare
short-change me. So cough it up.Copy !req
56. They did it, didn't they?Copy !req
57. I don't have it!Copy !req
58. I'll take it off of you.Copy !req
59. I could put a bullet through you
for carrying a switchblade.Copy !req
60. Do you want to be put away
or are you gonna give me that 50 bucks?Copy !req
61. Look, you fuckin' ass! I ain't got your
money. You don't get pissed at me!Copy !req
62. Get out!Copy !req
63. Yeah, come in.Copy !req
64. Why aren't you with the other guys?
Why are you always by yourself?Copy !req
65. Well, the, uh, the other guys,
they... they don't want me around.Copy !req
66. Oh. Well, you're the one I wanna see.Copy !req
67. See, I'm gonna be gone
for a few years under this rap.Copy !req
68. I'm gonna learn a lot.
I want you to learn a lot too.Copy !req
69. - What are you talkin' about?
- I mean, you're the big brain.Copy !req
70. - I take good care of you.
- I'll be all right.Copy !req
71. Just shut up and listen!
I want you to finish school - high school.Copy !req
72. I was figurin' on CCNY someday.
It's for free.Copy !req
73. I want you to learn where to put moneyCopy !req
74. so you end up with
more than you started with.Copy !req
75. Then when I get out, and I've started
my business, you'll be with me.Copy !req
76. Sure. Anything you say.Copy !req
77. - Now get out before you start cryin'.
- I ain't cryin'.Copy !req
78. OK, so you're not cryin'! Get out. Fuck off.Copy !req
79. And Joe, before I see you again,Copy !req
80. I want you to get laid.Copy !req
81. Make it snappy. I gotta catch
a four o'clock flight to Vegas.Copy !req
82. Yes, sir.Copy !req
83. - You ever been to Vegas?
- No.Copy !req
84. Figures. I never seen any coloured fellas
around the tables at Vegas.Copy !req
85. I oughta tell the boys to let 'em in.Copy !req
86. Christ's sakes. For Christ's sakes,
nobody likes to lose... like the Negroes.Copy !req
87. They're born losers.
You know what I oughta do?Copy !req
88. I oughta build a casino
right out in the desert.Copy !req
89. Just for the nigger trade.Copy !req
90. I bet they'd hitchhike, ride the rails,
even steal cars to get there.Copy !req
91. - Be right with you, sir.
- That's OK.Copy !req
92. Take your time. I want Mr Grossfield to
look his best for his friends and relatives.Copy !req
93. - Who the hell are you?
- Did you know that a man's beardCopy !req
94. keeps right on growin'
even after he's... dead?Copy !req
95. Now, you get it real close, Sammy.
We want it to last Mr Grossfield.Copy !req
96. You're full of shit. You ain't got no gun.Copy !req
97. Keep right on workin', boys.Copy !req
98. This doesn't make any sense. I don't know
who sent you, but we can work it out.Copy !req
99. Nobody sent me.
I thought it up all by myself.Copy !req
100. - Sorry, sir.
- Sammy, don't disfigure the man!Copy !req
101. I was plannin' on givin' it to him where
it didn't show. You're makin' a mess.Copy !req
102. Look, can't we talk this out?
What do we say?Copy !req
103. I'm just as nervous as you are.
This is the first time for both of us.Copy !req
104. I ain't never killed anybody before.Copy !req
105. I'm just tryin' to break into the business.
At the top.Copy !req
106. Look, I haven't got a gun. It's in my coat.
Now, come on, give me a chance.Copy !req
107. - Sorry, sir.
- My hand's shakin' too.Copy !req
108. - Will you be careful?
- Sorry.Copy !req
109. The organisation is not gonna
let you get away with it.Copy !req
110. There's already a contract out on you.
Cardoza wrote it.Copy !req
111. That's right. Your friend Cardoza.Copy !req
112. I'm just... savin' him time.Copy !req
113. By volunteerin'.Copy !req
114. Oh, say, you did a sloppy job, Sammy.Copy !req
115. I ain't gonna let you shave me.Copy !req
116. - Jesus Christ!
- Sauce looked like it needed more meat.Copy !req
117. What are you doin'? Who are you?Copy !req
118. Just a jig who heard
Grossfield needed killing.Copy !req
119. That contract was only for professionals.Copy !req
120. Don't I qualify? I spent eight years
in some of your best private institutions.Copy !req
121. - It was a clean job.
- You call that a clean job?Copy !req
122. In the afternoon, in a barbershop,
with witnesses?Copy !req
123. That's why I did it in front of everybody.Copy !req
124. Everybody knows your... organisationCopy !req
125. don't employ no niggers.Copy !req
126. Sit down.Copy !req
127. Uh...Copy !req
128. Want somethin' to eat?Copy !req
129. Peppe in un piatto di rigatoni.Copy !req
130. E per me un piatto di spaghetti.Copy !req
131. Where did you learn
to speak our language?Copy !req
132. One of my cellmates was a Sicilian kid.Copy !req
133. Yeah?Copy !req
134. I ain't never heard no dinge
speak Italian before.Copy !req
135. How many of us do you know?Copy !req
136. - You get your 200.
- Since when did the price go down?Copy !req
137. Since when do spades
make as much as whites?Copy !req
138. Listen, shadow, you're lucky
I'm even talkin' to you.Copy !req
139. Look, you may wanna use me again.
Don't screw it up.Copy !req
140. No, I don't use the same man in the same
city twice. They can be easily identified.Copy !req
141. I got a built-in disguise.Copy !req
142. They never look at me. They never
look at my face, my nose, my lame foot.Copy !req
143. - All they know is that I'm black.
- Your kind has no guts.Copy !req
144. If you get picked up,
right away they start to talk.Copy !req
145. You know what the other families'd do if I
hired you? They'd scream bloody murder.Copy !req
146. Nah.Copy !req
147. You can't work for me.
The other families won't let me do it.Copy !req
148. I don't want a job.
I want one full block to call my territory.Copy !req
149. 127th Street and Edgecomb Avenue.Copy !req
150. - Why do you want that? It's shit.
- I'll make it work.Copy !req
151. Hey. Who says spooks
don't have any ambition?Copy !req
152. You don't know what you're gettin' into.Copy !req
153. There might be a whole load
of people I wanna get rid of.Copy !req
154. You might not have a good deal after all.Copy !req
155. So I put in a little overtime.Copy !req
156. Salute.Copy !req
157. Paid the cost to be the bossCopy !req
158. Paid the cost to be the bossCopy !req
159. I've paid the cost to be the bossCopy !req
160. Look at meCopy !req
161. You know what you seeCopy !req
162. You see a bad motherCopy !req
163. Look at meCopy !req
164. You know what you seeCopy !req
165. You see a bad motherCopy !req
166. Paid the cost to be the bossCopy !req
167. Paid the cost to be the bossCopy !req
168. Look at meCopy !req
169. You know what you seeCopy !req
170. You see a bad motherCopy !req
171. Told you soCopy !req
172. Told you soCopy !req
173. Havin' fun, I got money for itCopy !req
174. Havin' fun, I got mighty funCopy !req
175. Havin' fun, I got mighty funCopy !req
176. Havin' fun, I got mighty funCopy !req
177. Never fear, brother, I'm always here
to save the souls and heal the ills.Copy !req
178. And cash the cheques.Copy !req
179. You see, uh, religious organisations
is tax-exempt. Privilege, you know?Copy !req
180. When we shake folks down,
they're not payin' Tommy,Copy !req
181. they're supportin' my religious
organisation. And it all goes into a fund.Copy !req
182. And we don't even
have to hide the moneysCopy !req
183. that we make from hookers
and the numbers.Copy !req
184. And we report it and use it tax-free
to buy filling stations, supermarkets,Copy !req
185. apartment houses - everything,
anything Joe the brain can think up.Copy !req
186. We intend to do more than just
organise the rackets in Harlem,Copy !req
187. we're going to see that black people
get a fair shake. A chance to live better.Copy !req
188. Isn't that right, Tommy?Copy !req
189. I understand you're well-connected
at the city hall, Mr Coleman.Copy !req
190. Have you ever heard of
a man called Gusick?Copy !req
191. He's been the bagman...
for certain... public servants...Copy !req
192. since I was a snot-nosed kid.Copy !req
193. What happened is the families
that had been making the payoffCopy !req
194. have finally demanded an accounting.
An audit, you might say.Copy !req
195. Don't tell me this... Gusick
was foolish enough to keep ledgers?Copy !req
196. I'm afraid so. I saw these ledgers once
when I was a little boy.Copy !req
197. Just a couple of ordinary books
with a lot of facts and names.Copy !req
198. But... oh, what names.Copy !req
199. Cops, councilmen, congressmen.Copy !req
200. - They must be carefully hidden.
- In a safe-deposit box.Copy !req
201. But... to show that he's clean,Copy !req
202. he has to take the books out and deliver
them for examination periodically.Copy !req
203. - That's what you were waiting for?
- I thought you'd understand.Copy !req
204. Once you've acquired possession
of this material,Copy !req
205. you wish me to represent your interests.Copy !req
206. I don't think we should
discuss social reformCopy !req
207. until after you've acquired control
of these celebrated ledgers.Copy !req
208. - How are you, huh?
- Oh, I'm good.Copy !req
209. - Inspire me. Pick me up.
- Oh, honey, no.Copy !req
210. - What?
- This place has been crowded all night.Copy !req
211. I've had it up to here. They're pinching
my ass and thinking I'm a prostitute.Copy !req
212. I'll talk to 'em. Come on.Copy !req
213. Oh, baby, please. Come on.Copy !req
214. Just play a couple of tunes for me? I'm not
askin' much, just play a couple of tunes.Copy !req
215. - What do you wanna hear?
- Doesn't matter, just make it loud.Copy !req
216. What are you doing?Copy !req
217. Just play.Copy !req
218. Whatever you do, don't stop playin'.Copy !req
219. He was big, he was bad,
just as bad as he could beCopy !req
220. He was the baddest man these eyes
of mine could ever hope to seeCopy !req
221. He was mine, all mine,
a big daddy just for meCopy !req
222. Come back home, big daddyCopy !req
223. Your little girl is waitin' for youCopy !req
224. Come on home, big daddyCopy !req
225. And do me the way you used to doCopy !req
226. Make me laugh, make me cry,
how you satisfiedCopy !req
227. Big daddyCopy !req
228. Big daddyCopy !req
229. Come on, baby, let's go home now.
No more workin' for those two-bit tips.Copy !req
230. You know what this is? Huh?
Power. Political power.Copy !req
231. Come on.Copy !req
232. As of today, we're branchin' out
into new fields.Copy !req
233. Instead of just shaking down the white
landlords, we're going to work with them.Copy !req
234. - Isn't that right, Tommy?
- Oh, yeah, Joe. That's great.Copy !req
235. We'll see that those apartments
got heat in the winter.Copy !req
236. That ought to convince those black people
we got their welfare at heart.Copy !req
237. We'll make sure their garbage is dropped
off in them white neighbourhoods.Copy !req
238. - Yeah. Right on.
- It's nearly time.Copy !req
239. Everything's blue chip, growth potential.Copy !req
240. Well, it's too good for that mick bastard.Copy !req
241. Craw! Here y'are.Copy !req
242. Joe.Copy !req
243. And, Mr Coleman, here's something for
your lovely wife, straight from Tiffany's.Copy !req
244. All right, vanish.
I got business to take care of.Copy !req
245. Uh, I'd advise they use the freight elevator.Copy !req
246. - Shall I lock the ledgers away?
- Leave 'em there. I want him to see 'em.Copy !req
247. You just sit tight.Copy !req
248. Have him come in.Copy !req
249. Captain McKinney,
I believe you know Mr Gibbs.Copy !req
250. Somebody call down for a shine?Copy !req
251. It's time you two forgot
your past differences.Copy !req
252. It was Mr Gibbs' experts that assembled
this stock portfolio for you in your name.Copy !req
253. All blue-chip companies.
Preferred stocks, bonds, mutual funds.Copy !req
254. Better than that envelope
under the table, McKinney.Copy !req
255. Security. An investment
in the future... for your family.Copy !req
256. Oh, uh, I've started a new collection.Copy !req
257. I'm collecting old books now.
Those date back to 1955.Copy !req
258. A lot of very interesting characters.
Sort of a... success story, you might say.Copy !req
259. I could pin murder one on you
for possession of those books.Copy !req
260. I'm talking facts, McKinney.Copy !req
261. And you are mouthing
make-believe garbage.Copy !req
262. Naturally, we'll be adding
to this portfolio regularly.Copy !req
263. Looking after your interests...
as you'll look after ours.Copy !req
264. Right now you're high as a junkie
with a hundred-dollar habit.Copy !req
265. But everybody crashes... limpy.Copy !req
266. And I'll be around.Copy !req
267. Well, that's, uh, fine, McKinney.Copy !req
268. You gave me my education.
I'm gonna put your kids through college.Copy !req
269. Best of luck with the Dow Jones,
and good afternoon, Captain.Copy !req
270. Nothing to be gained by antagonising him.Copy !req
271. Runs the most important
precinct in Manhattan.Copy !req
272. - He'll be commissioner.
- I want him nice and fat...Copy !req
273. before I kill him.Copy !req
274. Now... partner...Copy !req
275. let's, uh, lock up those books...Copy !req
276. and then you can introduce me
to that family of yoursCopy !req
277. you promised I could meet.Copy !req
278. All right.Copy !req
279. Nice view of the East Side.
Shame, I understand it ain't safe no more.Copy !req
280. You never know when someone
might be hiding in the elevator,Copy !req
281. or in the lobby, or even in your own pad.Copy !req
282. I've always wanted me a pad like this.Copy !req
283. But seein' as how you're my number-one
man, I'm gonna do you a favour.Copy !req
284. I'm gonna buy your apartment.Copy !req
285. - We weren't selling.
- I thought everybody was leavin'.Copy !req
286. The whole city is dangerous.Copy !req
287. It's all made out. Signed and certified.Copy !req
288. That's for everything.Copy !req
289. The furniture. All the clothes in the closet.Copy !req
290. Well, that's... that's an awful lot of money,
but we don't need money at the moment.Copy !req
291. Thanks to you.Copy !req
292. - I'll have Abi help me pack.
- The maid stays with me.Copy !req
293. Help is a bitch to find these days.Copy !req
294. - I can't imagine why you want our things.
- I grew up wearing your things, mister.Copy !req
295. Everything you wore out,
got dirty, or you outgrew.Copy !req
296. I even ate your leftovers.Copy !req
297. Who the hell are you?Copy !req
298. Alfred, I think we better go
before you get hurt.Copy !req
299. Our, uh, our partnership,
that still continues?Copy !req
300. If you want it. You're a good lawyer.Copy !req
301. I trust you, uh, have my interests at heart.Copy !req
302. Partner.Copy !req
303. Sleep well, Mr Gibbs.Copy !req
304. I hope you like the mattress.Copy !req
305. It's very hard.Copy !req
306. Time to get up!Copy !req
307. And don't you fret, Mr Albert.Copy !req
308. Old Abi gonna take care of you
just like always.Copy !req
309. Come on, now.Copy !req
310. Come on, now.
Get your... Get your tomato juice.Copy !req
311. You sure treats me good!Copy !req
312. Tommy!Copy !req
313. Mom, I don't think you served me
breakfast in bed since I had chicken pox.Copy !req
314. What you doin' in the Colemans' bed?
How you get in here?Copy !req
315. Let's see. I think
I'll have me a couple of eggs -Copy !req
316. scrambled, the way you used to
make 'em for me. Then some sausage.Copy !req
317. And some of that nice burnt toast.Copy !req
318. You've been takin' dope.Copy !req
319. I knew it.Copy !req
320. I knew you were gonna
end up a dope fiend.Copy !req
321. Yeah. Yeah. I'm on a high, Momma.Copy !req
322. Cos this is all mine. I bought it.Copy !req
323. - Done bought it?
- Right down to his pyjamas, Momma.Copy !req
324. Well, I ain't workin' for you.Copy !req
325. You're an ungrateful bum.Copy !req
326. I would work for just about anybody...Copy !req
327. but you.Copy !req
328. I quit.Copy !req
329. You can't quit, Momma.Copy !req
330. You don't work here.
It's your place. I'm giving it to you.Copy !req
331. In this building?Copy !req
332. Why, they'd hang me off that terrace.Copy !req
333. Jewish folk ain't even allowed in here!Copy !req
334. Ain't nobody gonna bother
Tommy Gibbs' momma.Copy !req
335. Come on, sit down, relax.Copy !req
336. You can sleep till noon.Copy !req
337. Then all you have to do is push the buzzer
and they'll bring your breakfast.Copy !req
338. Come on, be comfortable.Copy !req
339. I'm fixin' to get married.Copy !req
340. She's a nice girl, too.
She's a singer. Her name's Helen.Copy !req
341. I'll get a couple of white girls
to do your cleaning.Copy !req
342. I'll get you a snooty chauffeur
to drive you around Saks Fifth Avenue.Copy !req
343. Anything you want. All you gotta do is ask.Copy !req
344. I wouldn't know how.Copy !req
345. I wouldn't know what to say to them.Copy !req
346. I'm a maid, Tommy.Copy !req
347. You never could see that.Copy !req
348. Momma...Copy !req
349. I can't stand it when
you hold my hand, and, uhCopy !req
350. I can't stand it when
you call me a natural-born lover manCopy !req
351. I can't love it when you say
"Baby, please don't go"Copy !req
352. I don't need to, baby,
cos I want some moreCopy !req
353. I said love me baby, love me
like you never, never, never did beforeCopy !req
354. Kiss me, squeeze me, huh,
make me want some moreCopy !req
355. Cos I know that I need youCopy !req
356. I know that I need youCopy !req
357. You know that I need youCopy !req
358. You know that I, and that I,
and that I, I said I need youCopy !req
359. And I need youCopy !req
360. Now, babe, can I make you dirtyCopy !req
361. Can I make you join the bandCopy !req
362. Can I make you boogieCopy !req
363. Can I, can ICopy !req
364. Come on, darlin'Copy !req
365. I've got it bad, come on, do itCopy !req
366. BadCopy !req
367. Tell me, can I make youCopy !req
368. Do you believe my hands can heal? Heal
the mind, heal the body, heal the soul.Copy !req
369. Say "I believe!" Let me hear you.
Say "I believe", children. Say "I believe."Copy !req
370. - I believe.
- Jesus.Copy !req
371. Jesus Christ, Momma.
Momma, what are you doin' here?Copy !req
372. You're a good boy, Rufus.Copy !req
373. You always was... a good boy.Copy !req
374. Momma... Tommy know you're here?Copy !req
375. Pray for him, Rufus.Copy !req
376. - Pray for my boy.
- Yes, Lord.Copy !req
377. Amen, Lord.Copy !req
378. Yes, ma'am. OK.Copy !req
379. Do you believe my hands can heal?Copy !req
380. Thank you, Jesus! Thank you, God!Copy !req
381. Say "I believe!"
Say "I believe my hands can heal!"Copy !req
382. Ehi, Tommaso, come stai? How are you?Copy !req
383. - How you doin'?
- Fantastic.Copy !req
384. - You order for me.
- It's been taken care of.Copy !req
385. Those coloured boys you ordered
from Philadelphia and Detroit are great.Copy !req
386. They're wonderful and they work cheap.Copy !req
387. Hey! Who says Lincoln freed the slaves?Copy !req
388. Who, uh... Who Lincoln?Copy !req
389. He's some creep who didn't have enough
sense to sit facing the door. No, sit here.Copy !req
390. Sit down, Tommy. Sit down.Copy !req
391. Come vanno gli affari?Copy !req
392. Hey, you knock me out every time you
talk Sicilian. It's like a dubbed-in movie.Copy !req
393. Hey, you know, Mr Cardoza,
you built up a great business.Copy !req
394. Garbage trucks, Shylocks, policy.Copy !req
395. But, like all big companies,
the founder gets kicked upstairs.Copy !req
396. Becomes chairman of the board or
somethin'. Kinda gets pensioned off.Copy !req
397. Nah. Not in my family.Copy !req
398. In Sicily, my father ran his village until
he was 84 years old. He and his brothers.Copy !req
399. It's no problem! As far as
the national organisation is concerned,Copy !req
400. we want them to think
you're still in charge.Copy !req
401. You will be the white face so everybody
will make it easier to swallow.Copy !req
402. What do you call it?
What do you call it? Uh...Copy !req
403. Token white, huh?Copy !req
404. Hey, come on, Tommy,
it's not funny any more.Copy !req
405. You!Copy !req
406. You black bastard! Hey, Nino!Copy !req
407. Nino!Copy !req
408. Nino! Nino!Copy !req
409. You forget, huh?Copy !req
410. You let niggers into your operation,
you make fools of your people.Copy !req
411. You shame 'em.Copy !req
412. They kill you.Copy !req
413. You do this to me
after I gave you your chance?Copy !req
414. Who else I'm gonna do it to, huh?Copy !req
415. - No, please, don't.
- Huh?Copy !req
416. Hey, Jesus Christ, don't shit.
Do you think I'd kill my best friend? Huh?Copy !req
417. Present. Engraved from Tiffany's.Copy !req
418. First-class merchandise.Copy !req
419. Now, who says I'm ungrateful, huh?Copy !req
420. Open it.Copy !req
421. Go on.Copy !req
422. Open.Copy !req
423. You can do this to me?Copy !req
424. You can take everything away
from me and give me this?Copy !req
425. - A present? You black bastard!
- Hey.Copy !req
426. You still get your cut every week.Copy !req
427. Of course, uh, being Italian,
it's not the same as if you were Negro.Copy !req
428. You black son of a bitch,
you won't live that long.Copy !req
429. My brothers on the coast'll see to that.
They warned me. I should've listened.Copy !req
430. They'll look out for me now. You wait,
you son of a bitch! You wait! You wait!Copy !req
431. I heard California was a nice place to visit
this time of year, huh? That right?Copy !req
432. Looks like I missed one hell of a party.Copy !req
433. I just picked him up at JFK.Copy !req
434. Just off a flight from Mexico City.Copy !req
435. - Did you check on his whereabouts?
- Yeah. He was in jail on a traffic violation.Copy !req
436. He's clean.Copy !req
437. That was some botched job
you pulled out in California.Copy !req
438. I don't read the paper.Copy !req
439. All three Cardoza brothers.Copy !req
440. You don't expect the national
organisation to sit still for that?Copy !req
441. It don't matter.Copy !req
442. They're giving me all of Cardoza's
territory and the South Bronx thrown in.Copy !req
443. Bullshit. They'd never accept
a nigger into the syndicate.Copy !req
444. Everybody's a liberal nowadays,
McKinney. Get with it.Copy !req
445. I guarantee it.Copy !req
446. You're one dead coon
by the end of the week.Copy !req
447. Gentlemen, good evening.
Won't you sit down?Copy !req
448. Now, let's take a look at Harlem.Copy !req
449. You tell me who's gonna
control these people.Copy !req
450. But... those goddamn
Puerto Ricans and those niggers,Copy !req
451. they're too stupid to be afraid.
They'll stick a chiv in anybody.Copy !req
452. It's a jungle.Copy !req
453. And it takes a jungle bunny to run it.Copy !req
454. I'll keep my hands off the docks.
I'll keep my hands off the unions.Copy !req
455. I'll keep my hands off the narcotics.Copy !req
456. And I promise you this -
that things will be quiet in the ghetto.Copy !req
457. Not only here, but in Philly,
Chicago, Detroit, LA.Copy !req
458. I'll keep 'em in line.Copy !req
459. And now, may I wish you gentlemen...Copy !req
460. a merry... merry Christmas.Copy !req
461. Woke up this morningCopy !req
462. Booze all around my bedCopy !req
463. Didn't have nobody
to cool my achin' headCopy !req
464. But deal with itCopy !req
465. That's the keyCopy !req
466. What is this cold routine you're giving me,
huh? You don't have to be afraid of me.Copy !req
467. Everybody else does, but you
don't have to be afraid of me, Helen.Copy !req
468. Stop it, please.Copy !req
469. Don't do that.Copy !req
470. Please, give me time.Copy !req
471. I gotta think about it.Copy !req
472. I got a lot to think about, OK?Copy !req
473. Tommy, stop it, please.Copy !req
474. This is the only way you like it, huh?
You have to be raped. I got no objections.Copy !req
475. Stop it!Copy !req
476. Don't you do this to me.Copy !req
477. Agh! Stop it!Copy !req
478. No.Copy !req
479. No. Let me go.Copy !req
480. Let me go. Let me go!Copy !req
481. Stop it, you bastard!Copy !req
482. You dirty bastard!
You killer! You murderer!Copy !req
483. You're no good! Let me go!Copy !req
484. Let me go! Stop it!Copy !req
485. Oh! No.Copy !req
486. No. No. No.Copy !req
487. Let me hear you say "Amen".Copy !req
488. Let me hear you say "Hallelujah".Copy !req
489. Lord have mercy on my soul, am I glad
to see such beautiful young people here.Copy !req
490. - What's your name, brother?
- Beverly.Copy !req
491. My name's Reverend Rufus.
Come to my congregation.Copy !req
492. Rufus' Convent Avenue Baptist Church,
on 145th Street and Amsterdam Avenue.Copy !req
493. Yeah, we need some
young strong men like you there.Copy !req
494. And go with God, huh? Thank you, Jesus.Copy !req
495. - Hallelujah.
- Excuse me.Copy !req
496. How you doin', sister? What's your name?
What's your name, young lady?Copy !req
497. - Excuse me.
- Thank you, Jesus.Copy !req
498. - Is that Mr Gibbs' car?
- Yes, it is.Copy !req
499. - I'd like to see him.
- Call his office.Copy !req
500. - My name is Gibbs too.
- You should have been a relative.Copy !req
501. Well, I am. I'm his father.Copy !req
502. Well, I was just across...
just comin' into the bar for a drink.Copy !req
503. I sell, you know. Cosmetics.Copy !req
504. Mainly for coloured folks in the south.Copy !req
505. I only been in town for a few days,Copy !req
506. and it was a coincidence
to be seein' you across the street.Copy !req
507. It'd have been wrong if I didn't
take advantage of that.Copy !req
508. You wanna go up and see Mom?Copy !req
509. Well, your mom and I didn't get along.Copy !req
510. You do recollect me, son?Copy !req
511. Look at me.Copy !req
512. Hey, you remember Rufus? He used to
live next door to us. He's a preacher now.Copy !req
513. Young Rufus.Copy !req
514. He was always a bad boy.Copy !req
515. Never thought he'd take up religion.Copy !req
516. Hey, Pop, uh, like to take a ride,
look at the old neighbourhood?Copy !req
517. We want Tommy! We want Tommy!Copy !req
518. We want Tommy!Copy !req
519. We want Tommy!Copy !req
520. We want Tommy!Copy !req
521. We want Tommy!Copy !req
522. Take my advice.Copy !req
523. Get out. Go home.Copy !req
524. Well, now, I... I can understand
my son sayin' that,Copy !req
525. but why should you
feel that way towards me?Copy !req
526. Please. Listen to me.Copy !req
527. We want Tommy!Copy !req
528. We want Tommy! We want Tommy!Copy !req
529. Pull over.Copy !req
530. That used to be home sweet home, Pa.
Top window. Rear.Copy !req
531. Always seemed to me
like a much bigger building.Copy !req
532. You must know what I do for a livin'.Copy !req
533. I'm not gonna lecture you.Copy !req
534. I don't have the right.Copy !req
535. Did it ever occur to you...Copy !req
536. that I've been waitin' 25 years
just to kill you?Copy !req
537. No.Copy !req
538. No, wait. Listen. Please.
It was the Depression.Copy !req
539. You don't know what it was like to...
Then the war, and my chance to get away.Copy !req
540. You never had those responsibilities.
You've never been trapped.Copy !req
541. Or not knowin' where to run
or-or who to hate.Copy !req
542. I was 20 years old - 20 years old -
when I enlisted.Copy !req
543. And-and I was a cook all through the war.
I was a cook!Copy !req
544. You never sent home
one allotment cheque.Copy !req
545. My ma had to scrub floors
on her hands and knees for pennies!Copy !req
546. I'm gonna kill you!Copy !req
547. She couldn't get no allotment.
We wasn't married legal!Copy !req
548. Folks didn't bother much in those days.Copy !req
549. - She never told me.
- I... I could've sent you somethin'.Copy !req
550. Go on. Start walkin'.Copy !req
551. I didn't mean to break it to you that way.Copy !req
552. - I wouldn't have said it...
- It don't matter.Copy !req
553. Just... move on before I change my mind.Copy !req
554. Pa!Copy !req
555. I don't ever wanna see you again.Copy !req
556. I understand, son.Copy !req
557. What are you gonna do now?Copy !req
558. Kill your momma?Copy !req
559. Bullshit. No cuts, no rake-offs,
no palefaces in my territory.Copy !req
560. Send your boys in,
I'll send them back in a paper bag!Copy !req
561. How'd you like that, huh?
I did pretty good, huh?Copy !req
562. Hey, hey. Wait, wait. I got something
to take to California with you, huh?Copy !req
563. All the way from
Bergdorf Goodman, Fifth Avenue.Copy !req
564. Open it! Open it!Copy !req
565. Every time I give somebody something,
they don't appreciate it.Copy !req
566. Maybe now we can relax a little,
get those youth centres built.Copy !req
567. Help the people a little.Copy !req
568. Joe...Copy !req
569. Some genius you are!Copy !req
570. They're gettin' ready to hit us. Hard.Copy !req
571. I'm gonna import some muscle
from Detroit and Philly.Copy !req
572. We've gotta tighten up on our security.Copy !req
573. Things are gonna get
a little messy around here.Copy !req
574. I don't want Helen to get hurt.Copy !req
575. You either.Copy !req
576. So what I want you to do
is take Helen to California.Copy !req
577. Buy one of those, uh, big houses.
You know, out in Beverly Hills someplace.Copy !req
578. Get a record company for her.
Set her up in the recording business.Copy !req
579. If her records don't sell, you buy 'em. OK?Copy !req
580. I'll be out when I can.Copy !req
581. Momma's deadCopy !req
582. Never again will she hold my handCopy !req
583. I gave her the best.Copy !req
584. I never really made her happy, Rufus.Copy !req
585. I'd like to pray for her.Copy !req
586. I really would.Copy !req
587. I kinda feel... I could pray for her.Copy !req
588. Go ahead.Copy !req
589. She always said
you were a good kid, Rufus.Copy !req
590. If it means that much to you.Copy !req
591. My momma's deadCopy !req
592. Oh, Lord, have mercy
on this poor black woman's soul.Copy !req
593. For all she ever wanted to do
was to bring her baby into this world,Copy !req
594. and work for him, love him, raise him like
every other black woman on this earth.Copy !req
595. Please, Lord, let her rest in peace.Copy !req
596. No more waitin' on tables, no more
cleanin' other people's houses.Copy !req
597. Let this strong black woman...Copy !req
598. rest in heaven in peace.Copy !req
599. What are you doin' here?Copy !req
600. Came by to pay my respects
to your momma.Copy !req
601. Didn't anybody else come?Copy !req
602. Your girl? Or anybody?Copy !req
603. No.Copy !req
604. They weren't invited.Copy !req
605. Invited or not, I come
to say goodbye to that woman.Copy !req
606. She was my wife, son.Copy !req
607. Pa.Copy !req
608. How's everything?Copy !req
609. Pardon?Copy !req
610. I said...Copy !req
611. "You need anything?"Copy !req
612. I'm fine.Copy !req
613. Thanks.Copy !req
614. Would you like to come stay with me, Pa?Copy !req
615. No.Copy !req
616. I travel a lot.Copy !req
617. No one to cryCopy !req
618. No one to sit by the bedsideCopy !req
619. No one to watch the light in my windowCopy !req
620. No one, no one to come inCopy !req
621. Come in and pull the cover
over my head at nightCopy !req
622. Who invited you?Copy !req
623. I kinda missed my old bed. And besides,
I thought you might be Ionesome tonight.Copy !req
624. Not tonight. Not any night.Copy !req
625. Oh, you think my husband
wouldn't like it?Copy !req
626. I don't think I'd like it.Copy !req
627. Why don't you find out what your girl
is doing in California with your friend Joe?Copy !req
628. Everybody else knows.Copy !req
629. I want my clothes back!Copy !req
630. Momma's deadCopy !req
631. Never again will she hold my handCopy !req
632. Never again to hear her call my nameCopy !req
633. How long, Helen?Copy !req
634. Tell me. I asked you a question, Helen.Copy !req
635. Don't be silly. Nothing's happened.Copy !req
636. Come on down, Joe.Copy !req
637. Come on down. Let's play.Copy !req
638. Tell me about it, Helen.Copy !req
639. I wanna hear all the details.Copy !req
640. Was he as good as me, Helen?Copy !req
641. Tell me about it, Helen. Tell me.Copy !req
642. Everybody used to wipe up the street
with him. I protected him.Copy !req
643. He was fag bait and I saved his black ass.Copy !req
644. I can take care of myself now.Copy !req
645. Don't. Stop it.Copy !req
646. Oh, no. No.Copy !req
647. You shit on me. You shit on me.Copy !req
648. No! Don't do it!Copy !req
649. He was the only person you could leave
me for who you thought I wouldn't kill!Copy !req
650. Wait a minute! Wait a minute!Copy !req
651. Don't kill him! Please, Tommy, don't.Copy !req
652. Tommy, please. Don't kill him, Tommy.
Please don't kill him. Tommy, wait.Copy !req
653. Tommy!Copy !req
654. (Joe) Get it over with!Copy !req
655. - Stop it!
- Get it over with!Copy !req
656. Stop it! Don't you do that to him!Copy !req
657. Please!Copy !req
658. Tommy, stop it. Stop it! Stop it!Copy !req
659. Stop it!Copy !req
660. Oh, Tommy, just...Copy !req
661. I can't let you get away with this.
Make me lose respect.Copy !req
662. Cost me plenty - two of my own people.Copy !req
663. I'm not one of your people!
You white nigger!Copy !req
664. All you wanted was money! Cash!Copy !req
665. To live in whitey's house.
And run with his women.Copy !req
666. Agh!Copy !req
667. Joe!Copy !req
668. If you knew how to fight, Joe, you coulda
owned the town and everybody in it.Copy !req
669. I never wanted to own anybody.Copy !req
670. Oh, baby!Copy !req
671. Oh, babe!Copy !req
672. Baby!Copy !req
673. I hate him! I hate him for hurting you!Copy !req
674. I hate him. I hate him.Copy !req
675. Seems like our little coloured friend
has lost his charm.Copy !req
676. Where's the key to the safe-deposit box?Copy !req
677. Keeps it with him all the time.Copy !req
678. Long as he has those ledgers...
we can't touch him.Copy !req
679. What's to stop us from touching
his associates? One by one.Copy !req
680. He has the best bodyguards
money can buy.Copy !req
681. How's he gonna react
when you start killing his people?Copy !req
682. He's not gonna know who's doing it.Copy !req
683. Uh, you got any suggestions?Copy !req
684. We would like to ask you some questions
about your husband Joseph Washington,Copy !req
685. about his association with Thomas Gibbs.Copy !req
686. Joe doesn't work for Tommy any more.Copy !req
687. Mrs Washington, we have enough
evidence to put your husband behind barsCopy !req
688. for at least five years.Copy !req
689. - Why are you telling me about it?
- Because we don't want your husband.Copy !req
690. You know damn well that
Tommy and I have been in business.Copy !req
691. He's had his way long enough.Copy !req
692. Now it's my turn.Copy !req
693. But I need a friend.Copy !req
694. Somebody close to Tommy.Copy !req
695. I haven't seen Tommy in two years.Copy !req
696. Tommy hasn't had
a steady woman since you left.Copy !req
697. He'd be glad to see you.Copy !req
698. - I can't do this to him.
- Look what he did to you.Copy !req
699. From Beverly Hills
to a shitty furnished apartment.Copy !req
700. You can't get a job as a singer.
Your husband can't get a job as a lawyer.Copy !req
701. You just had another
nice little baby, didn't you?Copy !req
702. You've got responsibilities.Copy !req
703. I don't think Tommy would
lift a finger to help you.Copy !req
704. I know he wouldn't.Copy !req
705. The ledgers again, right?Copy !req
706. That's how I first met Tommy.Copy !req
707. He used me.Copy !req
708. This time it'll be for myself.Copy !req
709. - You can't go in there!Copy !req
710. Just take it easy.
You better do what he says.Copy !req
711. - Let me go!
- Take it easy.Copy !req
712. Do what he says
and everything'll be all right.Copy !req
713. I just want to remind you -
don't make any mistakes.Copy !req
714. Who's there?Copy !req
715. Hello, Helen.Copy !req
716. - Honey, what you doin', huh?
- Nothing. Just seeing what time it is.Copy !req
717. - Come back. Come on.
- It's 2.30.Copy !req
718. Joe'll be worried about me.Copy !req
719. I'll see you Monday afternoon.Copy !req
720. Commissioner? Coleman.Copy !req
721. I'm at Gibbs' office right now.Copy !req
722. Everything went fine.
They're in front of me.Copy !req
723. My connections at the bank and $5,000
to the intendant were quite an investment,Copy !req
724. since there was $50,000 in cash
in addition to the books.Copy !req
725. No, that won't be necessary.
I'll be keeping them with me.Copy !req
726. Oh, here's, uh... I've just seen something.Copy !req
727. "1 pm tomorrow, Tiffany's.
Pick up gift for Helen."Copy !req
728. Probably went to look for
a parking space. I'll go get him.Copy !req
729. Paid the cost to be the bossCopy !req
730. Paid the cost to be the bossCopy !req
731. I've paid the cost to be the bossCopy !req
732. Look at meCopy !req
733. You know what you seeCopy !req
734. You see a bad motherCopy !req
735. Look at meCopy !req
736. You know what you seeCopy !req
737. You see a bad motherCopy !req
738. Paid the cost to be the bossCopy !req
739. Paid the cost to be the bossCopy !req
740. Look at meCopy !req
741. You know what you seeCopy !req
742. You see a bad motherCopy !req
743. How bad was he hit?Copy !req
744. If the ambulance reaches him, they'll
finish him before he gets to the hospital.Copy !req
745. Get your ass after him,
and don't fuck it up this time.Copy !req
746. Keep movin'. Keep drivin'.
Across town, I'll tell you where.Copy !req
747. Get on his tail. Step on it.Copy !req
748. What are you slowin' down for?
Get past that garbage truck!Copy !req
749. Hey, get that garbage truck outta the way!Copy !req
750. Up on the sidewalk! I'll give you $500.
Get up on the sidewalk! Come on, man.Copy !req
751. He's not goin' anywhere. It's causin'
traffic. He'll never make it to Broadway.Copy !req
752. Run that light. Run that light!Copy !req
753. Step on it, man. Step on it!
Jesus Christ, man, they got guns!Copy !req
754. No! Don't stop!Copy !req
755. Look out! Look out! They're gonna shoot!Copy !req
756. Hey! He killed that guy.Copy !req
757. Um...Copy !req
758. I wanna thank you, Lord, for sendin' me
all... No, not "sendin' me".Copy !req
759. For the multitude of sinners
you have sent me here tonight.Copy !req
760. Yes, Lord, I wanna-a-a-a...Copy !req
761. Oh, no, I got it.Copy !req
762. Look, uh...Copy !req
763. I'll see you next to the podium
in a little while, OK?Copy !req
764. You came at a most inopportune ti...Copy !req
765. Tried to put me outta the way, Rufus.Copy !req
766. Good Lord, let me seat you down.Copy !req
767. Now, let me take a look at that.Copy !req
768. You can't go to the hospital with that.Copy !req
769. Never would have tried this
without an OK from McKinney.Copy !req
770. I don't understand.
Why'd they all run out on me, Rufus?Copy !req
771. I'm glad you came to me.Copy !req
772. I gotta get this.38 slug outta me, Rufus.Copy !req
773. Hear me, Lord!Copy !req
774. Heal this man!Copy !req
775. Heal this sinner!Copy !req
776. Forgive him for his transgressions
as you have forgiven me for mine!Copy !req
777. Yes, Lord!Copy !req
778. - Forgive him for his transgressions...
- Rufus! Rufus! I need your help!Copy !req
779. - Heal him, Lord!
- Rufus!Copy !req
780. - Oh, listen to me!
- You gotta go to the bank for me!Copy !req
781. Give yourself to the Lord!Copy !req
782. You gotta get the ledgers
outta the safe-deposit box!Copy !req
783. I'm gonna blow the lid off of this town!Copy !req
784. Leave the punishment to the Almighty.
Vengeance is his!Copy !req
785. - Rufus! Rufus!
- Vengeance is his, sayeth the Lord.Copy !req
786. Rufus, I got $50,000 in that vault!Copy !req
787. Without the love of God all of us are lost!Copy !req
788. - Jesus' money now!
- My money!Copy !req
789. It's Jesus' money now.
It's Jesus' money now.Copy !req
790. Hey, Lord!Copy !req
791. Save his soul!Copy !req
792. Lord!Copy !req
793. Save this sinner! Save another soul!Copy !req
794. Oh, Lord!Copy !req
795. Oh, Jesus, Lord.Copy !req
796. Please, Lord. One more time, sir.Copy !req
797. Give Momma a kiss. Give Momma a kiss.
Give the baby a kiss.Copy !req
798. Hello? Hello, Joe?Copy !req
799. Helen? Helen?Copy !req
800. I got trouble.Copy !req
801. - Who was it?
- Nobody.Copy !req
802. What's the matter?Copy !req
803. - Nothing.Copy !req
804. - Hello?
- Joe?Copy !req
805. Thought you'd hung the phone up.
Joe, McKinney's makin' his move.Copy !req
806. His organisation tried to hit me.Copy !req
807. The only cards you still hold are
those books. As long as they're safe...Copy !req
808. - They're locked in the bank vault.
- OK. I'll meet you at Coleman's office.Copy !req
809. Come on, you black bastard.Copy !req
810. Don't get back into this. Please.Copy !req
811. Honey, Tommy is finished.Copy !req
812. I'm only trying to save his life.Copy !req
813. You can't save his life.Copy !req
814. Why?Copy !req
815. Why do you say that?Copy !req
816. Nothing. Nothing.Copy !req
817. Nothing.Copy !req
818. Honey...Copy !req
819. Push the 20th floor.Copy !req
820. So... the great brain
decided to show up after all.Copy !req
821. I came to talk business.Copy !req
822. If you're not satisfied with your split,
we can make other arrangements.Copy !req
823. No bullshit. No negotiations.Copy !req
824. You know why? Because
I've got him by the short hair.Copy !req
825. And you know who set him up?
That sweet little wife of yours.Copy !req
826. Oh, sure, she had to ball your best friend
in order to pull it off, but she didn't mind.Copy !req
827. You killed your partner.
Then you resisted arrest.Copy !req
828. - How many of my people did you pay off?
- You oughta know everyone's on the take.Copy !req
829. I was readin' them ledgers of yours.
Lot of important names in there.Copy !req
830. You just shut your fat mouth, McKinney!Copy !req
831. I brought you a present.Copy !req
832. My shoes are all scuffed.Copy !req
833. You shine 'em up for me, boy,
like you used to do.Copy !req
834. Pick it up.Copy !req
835. Bring it over here.Copy !req
836. Now, you kneel down here.Copy !req
837. Shine 'em real good.Copy !req
838. I wanna see my face in 'em.Copy !req
839. I'm in a real hurry,
so you shine them up fast.Copy !req
840. Don't be afraid to get your fingers dirty.Copy !req
841. That's right.Copy !req
842. You missed your calling. You know that?Copy !req
843. That's it.Copy !req
844. Do it, nigger. Do it.Copy !req
845. You're the dumb nigger, McKinney!
You're gonna die like a field nigger!Copy !req
846. I's gonna make you real pretty, McKinney.Copy !req
847. Yeah.Copy !req
848. You look good blackfaced, McKinney.Copy !req
849. Your momma wouldn't even
recognise you now, McKinney.Copy !req
850. McKinney.Copy !req
851. Now... I wanna hear you sing.Copy !req
852. Sing me one of them good old
minstrel tunes, McKinney.Copy !req
853. I bet you even like Jolson, huh?Copy !req
854. Come on, give me one of them tunes -
"Mammy". Sing "Mammy" for me. Sing!Copy !req
855. - "Mammy"?
- Sing it!Copy !req
856. - "Mammy"?
- Sing it right!Copy !req
857. "Alabammy, Alamam..." Sing it!Copy !req
858. - "Alabammy" - sing it!
- Alabammy!Copy !req
859. Sing! Sing! Sing!Copy !req
860. - Alabammy!
- Sing it!Copy !req
861. - Alabammy! Mammy!
- Sing it right! Sing it! Sing it! Sing it!Copy !req
862. Alabammy! Sing it right!
Sing! Sing! Sing!Copy !req
863. Sing! Sing! I wanna hear you sing!Copy !req
864. Boy! Sing! Boy! Nigger!Copy !req
865. Sing! Sing!Copy !req
866. I shoulda took better care of you, Joe.Copy !req
867. But I wanna go homeCopy !req
868. Let me tell youCopy !req
869. I wanna go homeCopy !req
870. Is it all right if a man needs to go homeCopy !req
871. I don't believe you understand meCopy !req
872. I wanna go homeCopy !req
873. Let me be proud of
where I came from when I go homeCopy !req
874. I know I wanna go homeCopy !req
875. I know I wanna go homeCopy !req
876. Oh, let me go homeCopy !req
877. Let me go homeCopy !req
878. Let me go homeCopy !req
879. Joe.Copy !req
880. When they go and come
and live in New York CityCopy !req
881. And the street's no place to be,
but there you areCopy !req
882. So you try hard or you die hardCopy !req
883. No one really gives a good damnCopy !req
884. You try hard and you die hardCopy !req
885. Nobody gives a damnCopy !req
886. Here's a dime, boyCopy !req
887. Give me a shine, boyCopy !req
888. Down and out in New York CityCopy !req
889. Got nowhere to be,
but where can you goCopy !req
890. When you're down and out
in New York CityCopy !req
891. I'm never, never, never
gonna get that way againCopy !req
892. Whoo!Copy !req
893. Down and out in New York CityCopy !req
894. Got nowhere to be,
but where can you goCopy !req
895. When you're down and out
in New York CityCopy !req
896. I'm never, never, never
gonna get that way againCopy !req
897. Whoo!Copy !req
898. No! Lord, no
No, no, not meCopy !req
899. When you need a friendCopy !req
900. When you want a friendCopy !req
901. Gonna get myself together
in the morningCopy !req
902. Gonna leave it all on the midnight trainCopy !req
903. Oh, the fat cats and the bad hats
are doin' me a real big favourCopy !req
904. Because the fat cats
and the bad hats play it all real goodCopy !req
905. Here's a dime, boyCopy !req
906. Give me a shine, boyCopy !req
907. When they go and come
and live in New York CityCopy !req
908. And the street's no place to be,
but there you areCopy !req
909. So you try hard or you die hardCopy !req
910. No one really gives a good damnCopy !req
911. You try hard and you die hardCopy !req
912. Nobody gives a damnCopy !req
913. Here's a dime, boyCopy !req
914. Give me a shine, boyCopy !req
915. Down and out in New York CityCopy !req
916. Got nowhere to be,
but where can you goCopy !req
917. When you're down and out
in New York CityCopy !req
918. I'm never, never, never
gonna get that way againCopy !req
919. Whoo!Copy !req
920. Down and out in New York CityCopy !req
921. Got nowhere to be,
but where can you goCopy !req
922. When you're down and out
in New York CityCopy !req
923. I'm never, never, never
gonna get that way againCopy !req
924. Whoo!Copy !req
925. No! Lord, no
No, no, not meCopy !req
926. Visiontext Subtitles: Kerrie SlavinCopy !req