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GRANDMA AND GRANDPA GELLMAN In Nineteen-Sixty-Three our widowed son a tragedy, tragedy married a friend from New York City a pity, a pity. STUART Wonderful things come to an end. Marry a friend. Make a new start. GRANDMA AND GRANDPA GELLMAN Rose Stopnick can cook. Rose Stopnick is lovely. Rose Stopnick doesn’t smoke. Or play the bassoon. CAROLINE I’m going home, Mrs. Gellman, I don’t wash the clothes. ROSE Please, call me Rose. CAROLINE I put up the shrimps, I wash the floor upstairs, I dusted the World Book Encyclopedia, I ironed the linens… ROSE And please take some cabbage home to your kids. CAROLINE Don’t like the smell. Night, Mrs. Gellman. NOAH & GRANDMA & GRANDPA GELLMAN Rose Stopnick can cook. STUART Make a new start. NOAH Rose Stopnick is nice to me. STUART Make a new start. ROSE Noah, darling, look! You left change in your pants pockets again! NOAH & GRANDMA & GRANDPA GELLMAN Rose Stopnick doesn’t smoke. STUART Marry a friend, make a new start— NOAH I hate her I hate her with all my heart. [Thanks to Michael for lyrics] Back to main page: Caroline, or Change Lyrics
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