You all right, Mrs. Allnut? Wonderful, simply wonderful. And you, Mr. Allnut? Pretty good...

[last lines] Charlie Allnutt: You all right, Mrs. Allnut? Rose Sayer: Wonderful, simply wonderful. And you, Mr. Allnut? Charlie Allnutt: Pretty good for an old married man. Rose Sayer: I'm all twisted around, Charlie? Which way is the East Shore? Charlie Allnutt: The way we're swimming, old girl. Charlie Allnutt: [singing] There was an old fisherman / Set sail from off Pimlico / To catch the bold picky / And the gay mackerel... Charlie Allnutt, Rose Sayer: [Rose joins in singing] But when he got off Pimlico / The wind did begin to blow...

Well, I ain't sorry no more, you crazy, psalm-singing, skinny old maid! There was a bold fisherman Set sail from off Pimlico And when he got off Pimlico The winds did begin to blow And the little boat wibble-wobbled so That overboard went he Singing twinkie deedledum Twinkie deedledee Was the highly interesting song that he sung Twinkie deedledum Twinkie deedledee...