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Musical: On The Town
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PITKIN: When I was five my brother stole my lollipop. My lollipop stole he. But I didn't mutter, "Damn you hide," He needed candy more than I'd, So instead of biting off his hand, I just said, "Goo! I understand!" When I was ten my mother trounced me with a mop. With a mop trounc-ed she me. But I didn't mutter, "Damn your eyes," I knew she needed exercise, So instead of joining a gypsy band, I just said, "Mom, I understand." At thirty a man in a car ruthlessly ran me down. He ruthlessly down ran me. But I didn't mutter, "Damn your spleen," For a man's a man, but a car's a machine. So instead of stripping him of his land, I just said, "Jack, I understand." Now I'm forty-five and I've met Claire, We're engaged to wed. Engaged to wed are we. But tonight I tell you, "Damn you, Claire," You played me evil and that's not fair! So instead of remaining calm and bland, I hereby do not understand!!! [BALLET] Subway Ride and Imaginary Coney Island - The Great Lover Displays Himself - Pas de deux
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