"Don’t But-Albert me, Rose You are merel...
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"Don’t But-Albert me, Rose! You are merely woman. I am man! Woman’s job is to obey and keep the house clean! And speak only when is spake to!
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And I further command you to bring whatever legal documents are necessary because I intend on making you Mrs. Albert Peterson by 2400 hours tomorrow! Roger, over, and out!…Rose, did I mention I loved you?"
Stewart, Michael, Charles Strouse, and Lee Adams. Bye Bye Birdie, Tams-Witmark Music Library, Inc., 1958, p. 102.
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