You keep your dreams, Ellie May. After they've done, you've got nothing left. 'Cause if...
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Ellie May Adams:
Don't you think maybe you drink too much, Pa? Homer:
It's only a substitute, Ellie May. A substitute for some dreams I once had. But they've all gone, whistling down the wind. Ellie May Adams:
I don't know what you mean, Pa. Homer:
You keep your dreams, Ellie May. After they've done, you've got nothing left. 'Cause if you let those go, you've got to invent new ones, and they're never as good as the old ones
Don't you think maybe you drink too much, Pa? Homer:
It's only a substitute, Ellie May. A substitute for some dreams I once had. But they've all gone, whistling down the wind. Ellie May Adams:
I don't know what you mean, Pa. Homer:
You keep your dreams, Ellie May. After they've done, you've got nothing left. 'Cause if you let those go, you've got to invent new ones, and they're never as good as the old ones
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Don't you think maybe you drink too much Pa It's only a substitute
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A substitute for some dreams I once had
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They've all gone whistling down the wind
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I don't know what you mean
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You keep your dreams Ellie May After they've gone you've got nothing left
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Cos if you let those go you got to invent new ones And they're never as good as the old ones
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Movie Summary
A young woman from a family of prostitutes falls in love with a hard-working man, but when he finds out the truth about her background, their romance becomes jeopardized.
Actors
Ellie May Adams
Homer
