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L o V E i N A * # Don't be shy # #Just let your feelings|roll on by # # Don't wear fear # # Or nobody will know|you're there # #Just lift your head # # And let your feelings|out instead # # No, don't be shy # # Just let your feelings|roll on by # # On by # # On by # # You know, love # # Is better|than a song # # Love is where # # All of us belong # # So don't be shy # # Just let your feelings|roll on by # # Don't wear fear # # Or nobody will know|you're there # # That you're there # # You're there # # You're there,|you're there, there # # You're there # # You're there # # You're there,|you're there # # Don't be shy # #Just let your feelings|roll on by # # And don't wear fear # # Or nobody will know|you're there # #Just lift your head # # And let your feelings|out instead # # No, don't be shy # # Just let your feelings|roll on by # # On by # # On by # # Oh, on by # # On by, on by # # On by, on by # # On by, on by ## I suppose you think|that's very funny, Harold. - Hello?|- Hello. - Fay?|- Yes. Darling, cancel my appointment|with Rene this afternoon. I know he'll be furious,|but I've had such a frightful day. And with guests|coming this evening. Oh, would you?|That's sweet. Tell him I promise|to be in on Tuesday. Thank you, Fay.|You're a darling. Yes. Bye. Bye. Oh. Dinner at 8:00, Harold. And do try and be|a little more vivacious. [Greensleeves Plays] Harold's father had|a similar sense of the absurd. I remember once, in Paris, he had|just stepped out for cigarettes. The next I knew,|he was arrested by the police for floating nude|down the Seine, experimenting in river currents|with rubber water wings. Mauve ones. Well, that cost|quite a bit of influence et d'argent|to hush up, I can tell you. Harold, dear,|don't play with your food. What's the matter?|Don't you feel well? I have a sore throat. Oh. Well, now,|directly after dinner, I want you to go|straight to bed. Harold's always been|a very delicate child, even as a baby. He seemed totally prone to|every possible kind of illness. Harold, dear,|eat up your beets. I remember|once, in Tokyo, I had to call the embassy|for a doctor. Oh, my God. This is too much. I can't stand|much more of this. I can't take any more. Oh, my God. This is just... Oh, God! Oh... That's very interesting,|Harold, and, I think,|very illuminating. There seems to be|a definite pattern emerging. And, of course, this|pattern, once isolated, can be coped with. Recognize the problem,|and you are halfway on the road to its, uh,|its solution. Uh, tell me, Harold,|what do you do for fun? What activity gives you a different sense of enjoyment|from the others? Uh, what do you find|fulfilling? What gives you that... special satisfaction? I go to funerals. # Then I found myself|alone # # Hopin' someone|would miss me # # Thinkin' about my home # # And the last woman|to kiss me # # Kiss me # # But sometimes|you have to moan # # When nothing seems|to suit you # # But, nevertheless,|you know # # You're locked|towards the future # # Ooh ooh ooh ooh # # So off and on you go # # The seconds tick|the time out # # There's so much|left to know # # And I'm on the road|to find out # # Ooh ooh ooh... ## Thou dost prepare for me|a table in the sight|of my adversaries. Thou dost anoint my head|with oil. My chalice overflows. Kindness and grace|shall follow me all the days|of my life, and I shall dwell|in the house of the Lord for length of days. The earth is the Lord's|and the fullness thereof-- the world and they|who dwell therein, for He has established it|upon the waters and set it firmly|upon the rivers. Who shall ascend|the mountain of the Lord, or who shall stand|in His holy place? The innocent of hands|and the pure of heart who has not turned|his mind to vanity nor sworn deceitfully|to his neighbor. He shall receive|the blessing from the Lord and a reward|from God his Savior. This is the generation|of those who seek Him. # Oh, yeah # # I wish I knew # # I wish I knew # # What makes me me # # What makes you you # # It's just|another point ofview # # Ooh # # A state of mind|I'm going through # # Yeah # # So what I see|is never true # # No ## Harold? Why you purchased|that monstrosity, I have no idea. You can have|any car you want, but that ugly black horror|is an eyesore and an|embarrassment. Really, Harold, it is time|you settled down and stopped flitting|away your talents on these amateur theatrics, these little divertissements, no matter how psychologically|purging they may be. I don't know what to do. Go and have a talk|with your uncle Victor. Perhaps he can fathom you. After all, he was|General MacArthur's right-hand man. Well, what|do you say, Harold? Ah, it's a great life. There's action,|adventure, advising, and you'll get a chance|to see the war firsthand. And there are plenty|of slant-eyed girls. I'll make a man|out of you, Harold. You'll travel the world,|put on a uniform, and take on a man's job. You'll walk tall|with a glint in your eye, a spring in your step, and the knowledge|in your heart that you are|working for peace and are serving|your country, just like Nathan Hale. Now, that's what|this country needs-- more Nathan Hales. And, Harold,|I think I can see a little|Nathan Hale in you. [Rachmaninoff Plays] Tell me, Harold, how many|of these, uh, suicides have you performed? An accurate number|would be difficult to gauge. Well, just give me|a rough estimate. A rough estimate? I'd say... 1 5. 1 5? That's a rough estimate. Were they all done|for your mother's benefit? No. No. I would not say benefit. I only have a few minutes, and I want to inform you|of my decision. You have led|a very carefree, idle, happy life|up to the present, the life of a child. But it is time now|to put away childish things and take on|adult responsibilities. Oh, we'd all like|to sail through life with no thought of tomorrow,|but that cannot be. We have our duties, our obligations, our principles. In short, Harold, I think it is time|for you to get married. Let us pray to the Lord,|King of glory, that He may|bless and deliver the souls of all|the faithful departed from the pain of hell|and the bottomless pit. Deliver them|from the lion's mouth and the darkness therein, but rather, bring them|to the blessing of light, holy life,|and eternal rest. "O Lord, "do not bring|your servant to trial, "for no man-- Ssst! "becomes holy|in Your sight "unless You grant him forgiveness|of all his sins. "We implore You, therefore, "do not let the verdict|of Your judgment "go against him|whom the loyal prayer "of Christian faith|commends to mercy. Ssst! "Rather, by the help|of Your grace, "may he escape the sentence|which he deserves, "for during|his earthly life, "he was signed with the seal|of the holy trinity. You who live and reign|forever and ever." Amen. Ssst! Like some licorice? - No, thank you.|- You're welcome. Did you know him? No. Me neither. I heard|he's 80 years old. I'll be 80 next week. Good time to move on,|don't you think? I don't know. Well, I mean,|75 is too early, but at 85, you're|just marking time. You may as well go|over the horizon. I'll never understand this|mania for black. Nobody sends black|flowers, do they? Black flowers|are dead flowers. Who sends dead flowers|to a funeral? It's absurd. What is your name? Harold. Harold Chasen. Oh, how do you do? I'm Dame Marjorie Chardin,|but call me Maude. Nice to meet you. Thanks. I think we're going|to be great friends, don't you? Can I give you a lift? No, thank you.|I have my own car. Well, I must be off. We shall|have to meet again. Ah. Tell me, do you dance? Pardon me? Do you sing and dance? Uh, no. Uh, no. I thought not. That woman.|She took my car. I have here the forms sent by the national|computer dating service. They screen out|the fat and ugly, so it's obviously a firm|of high standards. First, here is|the personality interview, which you are to|fill out and return. Now then, are you|ready, Harold? Here is the first question. "Are you uncomfortable|meeting new people?" I think that's a yes,|don't you agree, Harold? "Should sex education be|taught outside the home?" Oh, I would say no,|wouldn't you, Harold? We'll give a "D" there. 3--"Should women run for president|of the United States?" I don't see why not.|Absolutely yes. "Do you|remember jokes and take pleasure|in relating them to others?" You don't do that,|do you, Harold? No. Absolutely no. "Do you often|get the feeling that perhaps life|isn't worth living?" What do you think,|Harold? "A"? "B"? Oh, we'll put down "C,"|not sure. Mm-hmm. "Is the subject of sex|being overexploited by our mass media?" That would have to|be yes, wouldn't it? "Is it difficult for you|to accept criticism?" No. We'll mark "D." "Do you sometimes|have headaches or backaches after a difficult day?" Yes, I do, indeed. "Do you go|to sleep easily?" I'd say so. "Do you believe in|capital punishment for murder?" Yes, I do, indeed. "In your opinion,|are social affairs usually a waste of time?" Heavens no. "Can God influence|our lives?" Oh, yes. Absolutely yes. "Does your personal religion|or philosophy include a life|after death?" Oh, yes, indeed. That's absolutely. "Did you enjoy life|when you were a child?" Oh, yes, you were|a wonderful baby, Harold. "Do you think|the sexual revolution has gone too far?" It certainly has. "Do you find the idea of wife swapping|distasteful?" I even find|the question distasteful. "Do you-- Harold, please! Harold, please! "Do you have ups and downs|without obvious reason?" Oh, that's you, Harold. Ha ha ha ha. # Lord, my body # # Has been a good friend # # But I won't need it # # When I reach the end # # Miles from nowhere # # I guess I'll take|my time # # Oh, yeah # # To reach there ## Ssst! "Dearest brothers, "let us faithfully|and lovingly "remember our brother "whom God has taken|to Himself "from the trials|of this world. "God have mercy. "Christ have mercy. Lord have mercy." Our Father,|who art in heaven, hallowed be Thy name. Thy kingdom come,|Thy will be done on earth as it is in heaven. Give us this day|our daily bread, and forgive us|our trespasses as we forgive those|who trespass against us. Lead us not|into temptation, but deliver us from evil. Amen. # Bring tea|for the tillerman # # Steak for the son # # Wine for the woman # # Who made the rain come # # Seagulls,|sing your hearts away # # 'Cause while| |us sinners sin # # The children play # # Oh, Lord,|how they play and play # # For that happy day # # For that happy day # # Happy day ## Uh, my boy, excuse me. One moment, please. Who was that old lady|waving to you earlier? Hello, Harold.|can I give you a lift? There you are, madam. Were you not the lady|who drove my car off yesterday? With the St. Christopher medal|on the dashboard? Yes. It was me.|Get in, Harold. Were you also the one|who painted the saint? Oh, yes. How did|you like that? Well, I didn't. Don't be|too discouraged. For aesthetic appreciation,|always a little time. What a delight, Harold,|to bump into you again. I knew we were going|to be good friends. You go to funerals|often, don't you? Uh, yeah. So do I. They're such fun,|aren't they? It's all change,|all revolving-- burials and birth,|one linked to the other, the great circle of life. Hey, this old thing|handles well. Ever drive|a hearse, Harold? Yeah. Well, it's a new|experience for me. Good on curves. Shall I take you|home, Harold? Uh, this is my car. Your hearse? Yearse. Ohhh! Then you shall|take me home. So just before he left|for the monastery in Tibet, big Sweeney|gave me his keys. 'Course I made additions|for the new models, but not as many|as you might think. Once you have|your basic set, it's then only|a question ofvariation. You hop in any car you want|and just drive off? Not any car.|I like to keep a variety. I'm always looking|for the new experience. Maybe. Nevertheless, I think|you're upsetting people. I don't know|if that's right. Well, if some people|get upset because they feel they have|a hold on some things, I'm acting as|a gentle reminder-- here today,|gone tomorrow, so don't get|attached to things. Now, with that|in mind, I'm not against|collecting stuff. I've collected quite|a lot of stuff in my time. Yeah. This is all memorabilia,|but it's incidental, not integral,|if you know what I mean. Oh--the birds. Wow. Oh, I love them so much. They're the only wildlife|I get to see anymore. Ah, me. Free as a bird. At one time I broke into pet shops|to liberate the canaries, but I decided that was an idea|way before its time. Zoos are full,|prisons are overflowing... Ah, my. How the world|still dearly loves a cage. Uh, please sit down,|Harold. I'll put the kettle on. We'll have a nice|hot cup of tea. Thanks, but|I have to go. But it's oat straw tea. You've never had|oat straw tea, have you? No. Well, then. But I have to go.|I have an appointment. I really can't miss it. Oh. At the dentist? Kind of. Well, then you'll just|have to come back and visit. All right. My door's always open. All right. - Promise?|- I promise. Harold. Harold? I asked, do you|have any friends? No. None at all? No. Maybe one. Would you care to talk|about this friend? No. I find you a very|interesting case, Harold, but this reluctance|on your part is detrimental to|the psychoanalytical process. Do you understand? Very well. Your mother tells me,|Harold, that she's arranging|several dates for you with some young ladies. How do you|feel about that? Hello. I'm Candy Gulf. How do you do?|I'm Mrs. Chasen. Do come in. Harold is|out in the garden. He'll be here|in a moment. Shall we sit down? Oh, there's Harold. Hello. Oh, he seems very nice. Oh, thank you. - You are at the university?|- Yes, I am. And what|are you studying? Poli sci, minoring|in Home Ec. - Poli Sci?|- Political Science. - Oh.|- It's all about what's going on. Is Harold interested|in what's going on? I just think it's such|a super thing to study. Of course, I can always|fall back on my Home Ec. Now that's good planning. Yes. Tell me, are you a regular|with this computer club? Oh, heavens, no! I don't have|to worry about dates. Oh. But some of the other girls|in my sorority decided somebody|ought to try it, so we drew straws,|and I lost. Oh--but I-- I'm looking|forward to meeting Harold. Well, I think|I should mention, Candy, Harold does have his|little eccentric moments. That's all right. I have a brother|who's a real cutup, too. Oh, I will never|forget the time we had this old television set|with no parts in it. Tommy stuck his head|behind it and started giving|a whole newscast before the entire family. Must have been|very funny. Aah! Harold! Oh! Oh, yes, dear.|Here is Harold now. Harold,|this is Candy. Candy's just been telling|such a funny little story about-- Oh! Walter|Cronkite. Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! Oh! # I used to walk alone # # Every step|seemed the same # # This world|was not my home # # So there was nothing|much to the game # # Look up and|see the clouds # # Look down and|see the cold fog # # Until you came|into my life, girl # # I saw nothing,|nothing more ## Oh. - Excuse me.|- Mmm? I beg your pardon. Well, what do you want? I'm sorry.|I was looking for Maude. Harold? Maude. How about|some ginger pie? Fine. Thank you. I'll heat some up. My, Harold, I'm glad|to see you again. Do you often|model for Glaucus? Oh, heavens, no.|I don't have the time. But I like|to keep in practice. And poor Glaucus occasionally|needs his memory refreshed as to the contours|of the female form. Do you disapprove? Me? no. Of course not. Really? Do you think|it's wrong? No. Oh! Heavens,|I'm glad you said that. I want to show you|my painting. This is|The Rape oflRome. Over in the corner|is Leda and the Swan-- a self-portrait. And over here|is my favorite. It's titled... Rainbow With Egg Underneath|and an Elephant. Do you like it? Oh, yeah. Very much. I then became|infatuated with these-- my odorifics. Give the nose a treat,|I thought-- Have a kind of a--|a olfactory banquet. So I began first|on the easiest-- roast beef, old books, mown grass...and|Mexican farmyard. Oh. Here's one you'll like. Snowfall|on 42nd Street. I'll put it on. Now, you hold on|to this. I'll pump it up. OK. Now,|hold it up there. Now, what|do you smell? Subway? Ha ha. Perfume. Cigarettes. Snow. Snow. Oh, it goes|on and on. It's just great. But then I decided|to switch to the tactile. Uh... what do you think? I like this-- Oh, no, no, no. Really get close|and reach in and feel. Oh...there's|my kettle. Uh...well... stroke... palm... caress... explore. Unh... Mmm. Here we are. Oat straw tea|and ginger pie. Excuse the mismatched|saucers. This is definitely|a new experience for me. Oh, wonderful.|Try something new each day. After all, we're given life|to find it out. It doesn't last|forever. You look|as if you could. Did I tell you|I'll be 80 on Saturday? You don't look 80. That's the influence|of the right food, the right exercises,|and the right breathing. Greet the dawn with|the breath of fire. Huh! Huh! Huh! Huh! Huh! Huh! Huh! Huh! Huh! Huh! Hu... Oh... well, there's|no question. My body's giving out. I'm well into autumn. It's all going|to be over after Saturday. Tell me about yourself. What do you do when|you aren't visiting funerals? Yes, there is definitely|a certain attraction. I ask you, though, Harold,|is it enough? What do you mean? Oh, well... Mmm... I like to watch|things grow. They grow and bloom and fade and die and change|into something else. Ah, life. I should like to change|into a sunflower most of all. They're so tall and simple. What flower|would you like to be? I don't know. One of these, maybe. Why do you say that? Because they're all alike. Oh, but they're not. Look. See... some are smaller,|some are fatter... some grow to the left,|some to the right. Some even have|lost some petals. All kinds of|observable differences. You see, Harold, I feel that much|of the world's sorrow comes from people|who are this... yet allow themselves|to be treated as that. # Well, I think it's fine # # Buildin' jumbo planes # # Or takin' a ride # # On a cosmic train # # Switch on summer # # From a slot machine # #Yes, get what|you want to, if you want # # 'Cause you can get|anything # # I know we've come|a long way # # We're changin'|day to day # # But tell me # # Where do|the children play # # Well, you roll on roads # # Over fresh green grass # # For your lorry loads # # Pumpin' petrol gas # # And you make them long # # And you make them tough # Power steering. # But they just|go on and on # # And it seems that|you can't get off # # Oh, I know|we've come a long way # # We're changin'|day to day # # But tell me # # Where do|the children play ## Hey! That little tree|is in trouble. Come on. Look at it. Oh. It's suffocating.|Well, it's the smog. You know, people|can live with it, but trees,|it gives them asthma. They can't breathe. The leaves. Look,|they're turning brown. Harold, we have got to do|something about this life. What? We'll transplant it|to the forest. You can't do that. Why not? This is public property. Well, exactly. Well, we'll need tools. You're right.|We'll go see Glaucus. Come on. Wait a minute. Oh, police. Come on. Well,|good afternoon, officer. Bit of trouble here? Yes, ma'am. Someone|had trouble parking. That's a tricky turn. Tell me, that|car over there, is that parked|all right? Yes, ma'am, that's fine. Thank you so much. Uh, might turn the radio off.|Saves the battery. A little after-dinner|liqueur, Harold? Thank you,|I don't drink. Oh, it's all right.|It's organic. Thanks. It has no|nutritional value, but consistency is not|really a human trait. What is that up there? Oh, that's my umbrella. That's just a relic. I found it while packing|to come to America. It used to be my defense on picket lines and rallies|and political meetings-- being dragged off|by the police and attacked by the thugs|of the opposition. What were you|fighting for? Oh, big issues-- liberty, rights, justice. Kings died,|kingdoms fell. I don't regret|the kingdom. What sense in borders|and nations and patriotism? But I miss the kings. When I was|a little girl, I was taken|to the palace in Vienna to a garden party. I can still see the sun shining,|the parasols, the flashing uniforms|of the young officers. I thought then that|I would marry a soldier. Later on, Frederick|would chide me about it. He was so serious. A doctor|at the university... and in the government. But that was all before. So... you don't use|the umbrella anymore. No more revolts? Oh. Oh, yes. Oh, every day. But...I don't need|the defense anymore. I embrace. Still fighting|for the big issues, but now in my small,|individual way. Shall we have a song? I don't--|I don't play-- Oh, come on. - I'll show you.|- No. # Sing out, sing out # # If you want|to be free, be free # # 'Cause there's|a million things to be # #You know|that there are # # And if you want|to be high, be high # # If you want|to be low, be low # # 'Cause there's|a million ways to go # #You know|that there are # # And if you want|to be me, be me # # If you want|to be you, be you # # 'Cause there's|a million things to do # #You know|that there are # Harold, join in. #You know|that there are # #You can do what # #You want # #The opportunity's on # # And if you find # # A new way # #You can do it today # #You can make it|all true # # And you can|make it undo # #You see # # Ah, it's easy # # Ah, you only need|to know # # If you want|to sing out, sing out # # And if you want|to be free, be free # # 'Cause there's|a million things to be # # You know|that there are # # You know that there are # # There are, there are # # You know that there are ## Oh, that was fun! Let's play something|together. I don't play anything. Nothing? Oh...dear me. Everybody should be able|to make some music. That's the cosmic dance. Oh, come with me. There has|to be something. Now, let me see. Got to oil this thing.|Oh. Hold on to this. Let's--What is this? This is it.|There we are. You take--|This is the one. Take that. Just be impulsive.|Be fanciful. Let the music|flow out of you. You--You got|to make some chords. Put--Put your finger|on the second fret. And this one on the third.|Then this one here. Harold! Harold? Harold, dear! Oh, there you are. I have a little|surprise for you. It's a present. Come along. There. Isn't it darling? I had them take away|that monstrous thing of yours and send this one|'round instead. It's so much more appropriate|for you, don't you think? Oh, one thing more,|Harold. I telephoned your second|computer date this morning, and she seems|a very nice, quiet girl. Cute little thing,|isn't it? I like it very much. Your license, lady? I don't have one.|I don't believe in them. |
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