| MAN IN CLUB:
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| Are you Harold Pinter?
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| WOMAN IN CLUB:
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| Noel Coward, I think. |
| «Let's get pretentious, put on an act. |
| Let’s get
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| portentous and embroider the facts». |
| Ha ha ha ha ha…
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| MAN MUMBLING:
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| A fabulous extraordinary hit, especially these people shouting music
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| Let’s get pretentious
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| Put on an act
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| Let’s be portentous
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| And embroider facts
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| Exaggerate it
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| Dress up the bland
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| Let’s overrate it
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| Let the critics be damned
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| Let’s get sensuous
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| Put on some airs
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| Let’s drink Kailuas
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| And sit bored on the stairs
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| Let’s get excited
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| When we say hello
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| Let’s be delighted
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| Though it’s nobody we know
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| I don’t know much
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| But I know what I like
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| I don’t know much
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| But so-and-so said such-and-such
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| I don’t know much
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| But I know what I like
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| I don’t know much
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| Let’s find a market
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| For sparkling wit
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| Let’s make a target
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| Of anyone with a hit
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| Let’s keep some secrets
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| Let’s make them up
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| Put them together
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| Then break them up
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| I don’t know much
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| But I know what I like
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| I don’t know much
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| But so-and-so said such-and-such
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| I don’t know much
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| But I know what I like
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| I don’t know much
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| RAY:
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| Oh God, this place is crawling with journalists. |
| I hate the fucking lot of 'em
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| RASTUS:
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| Oh Ray, you’ve got to play the game, eh? |
| I mean, you’ve got to believe
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| RAY:
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| You know what I think?
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| RASTUS:
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| What?
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| RAY:
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| If you’ve got beauty or talent you’re going get caught up in some kind of
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| prostitution. |
| Well, it’s inevitable. |
| That’s all it was, my life on the road:
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| prostitution. |
| We’re all cunts after all. |
| Get me another drink
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| RASTUS:
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| As you know Ray, I find all this fascinating. |
| Pity Ruth Streeting’s missin' it
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| RAY:
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| Oh, she’ll get it, she’ll get it, all right. |
| But my way. |
| Don’t you worry.
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| My story’ll get told
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| I don’t know much
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| But I know what I like
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| I don’t know much
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| Now so-and-so said such-and-such
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| I don’t know much
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| But I know what I like
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| I don’t know much
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| Let’s get pretentious
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| Put on an act
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| Let’s be portentous
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| And embroider facts
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| Exaggerate it
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| Dress up the bland
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| Let’s overrate it
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| Let the critics be damned
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| RASTUS:
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| Ruth, wow. |
| Hey, you look wonderful in black leather
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| RUTH:
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| This isn’t leather you twerp, it’s rubber
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| RASTUS:
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| Hey watch it, you call me a «twerp» again and I might have to get me bicycle
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| pump out
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| RUTH:
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| Talking of flat tires, how’s Ray?
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| RASTUS:
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| I can’t get anything out of him. |
| He must have some dough stashed away,
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| and he’s up to something, but fuck knows what it is. |
| You know, he still reads
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| his fan mail, but he doesn’t reply to it anymore. |
| I don’t know what’ll fire him
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| up
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| RUTH:
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| Bet I could fire him up
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| RASTUS:
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| Yeah?
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| RUTH:
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| Yeah, I could do it. |
| You say he still reads his fan mail?
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| RASTUS:
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| Yeah, yeah, yeah. |
| Oh, if you can do something Ruth, we could shift millions,
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| you know that? |
| And I’ll cut you in. I would
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| RUTH:
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| I might have an idea. |
| But it’d be dangerous… especially for Ray |