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Musical: Caroline, or Change
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ROSE Caroline, I… Nevermind. I wanted to tell you my father is coming for Chanukah soon. So let’s make up the guest room when you get a second, and also next Sunday could you ask Dot and Emmie to help with a party from seven to ten? CAROLINE I have to ask Dotty. ROSE I’m just trying to help you, you know, with the money. It was only a game. (aside) So sue me already, Miss Crabby Appleton. I don’t know what’s eating you. Some people, honestly! There’s oppression and misery, and then there are people who’re just plain nasty. (to CAROLINE) Just trying to be friendly. Just trying to be a friend. Anyway, the shirt’s still good. Look! Where the quarter was! You can almost read the little writing! “Liberty! In God We Trust!” You must’ve been ironing might hard, that’s why the clothes come out so crips. General George Washington would approve of you. How’re those kids? Those kids of yours? CAROLINE Excuse me, Mrs. Gellman, I got to put the laundry in the dryer. DRYER Some folks goes to school at nights. ROSE The shirt’s still good, just a little burnt. DRYER Some folks march for civil rights. ROSE Take it, or use it for cleaning or something. DRYER Some folks prosper, then they’s those… …pickin coins from dirty clothes. ROSE See you upstairs… DRYER Caroline, something else on your mind ‘sides jingle bells. You the queen of keep-at-bay what-was-once or might-have-been. Little change, and strange to say, yesterday come crashin in. [Thanks to Michael for lyrics] Back to main page: Caroline, or Change Lyrics
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