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Saison 1 (1961-1962) |
| 1961 |
To the pure |
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But linda only smiled |
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The insolent heart |
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I remember a lemon tree |
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An expensive glass of water |
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The sound of laughter |
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A few brief lines for dave |
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Pavanne for a gentle lady |
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My good friend krikor |
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The sweet kiss of madness |
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A certain time, a certain darkness |
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A dark night for billy harris |
| 1962 |
And if I die |
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A memory of candy stripes |
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Imagine a long bright corridor |
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A story to be softly told |
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The big trouble with charlie |
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Give my hands an epitaph |
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Victory wears a cruel smile |
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Odyssey of a proud suitcase |
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Behold a pale horse |
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For the ladybug, one dozen roses |
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To a grand and natural finale |
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Monument to an aged hunter |
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All the clocks are ticking |
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Among others, a girl named Abilene |
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A pleasant thing for the eyes |
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And eve wore a veil of tears |
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Preferably, the less-used arm |
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An uncommonly innocent killing |
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So oft it chances in particular men |
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When you see an evil man |
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Saison 2 (1962-1963) |
| 1962 |
Mrs mcbroom and the cloud watcher |
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The night that nothing happened |
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In the name of love, a small corruption |
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Legacy from a stranger |
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Go not gently into the night |
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Behold! they walk an ancient road |
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Of all save pain bereft |
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And even death shall die |
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The fireman who raised rabbits |
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Between summer and winter, the glorious season |
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I hear america singing |
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Pack up all my cares and woes |
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Saturday, surgery, and Stanley Schultz |
| 1963 |
I'll be alright in the morning |
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A cardinal act of mercy : Part 1 |
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A cardinal act of mercy : Part 2 |
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Use neon for my epitaph |
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He thought he saw an albatross |
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A short biographical sketch of james tuttle peabody, M. D. |
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A hundred more pipers |
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Suffer the little children |
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Rigadoon for three pianos |
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The white ones are dolphins |
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Will everyone who believes in terry dunne please applaud |
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For i will plait thy hair with gold |
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Father was an interne |
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Rage against the dying light |
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La vie, la vie interieure |
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My enemy is a bright green sparrow |
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Lullaby for billy dignan |
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Hang no hats on dreams |
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Saison 3 (1963-1964) |
| 1963 |
For this relief, much thanks |
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Justice to a microbe |
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With the rich and mighty, always a little patience |
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Allie |
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If there were dreams to sell |
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The echo of a silent cheer : Part 1 |
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The echo of a silent cheer : Part 2 |
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Little drops of water, little grains of sand |
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Light up the dark corners |
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Six impossible things before breakfast |
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Fire in a sacred fruit tree |
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Dispel the black cyclone that shakes the throne |
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My love, my love |
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From too much love of living |
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It is getting dark...and we are lost |
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The last splintered spoke of the old burlesque wheel |
| 1964 |
The light that loses, the night that wins |
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I'll get on my ice floe and wave goodbye |
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The only place where they know my name |
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There was once a man in the land of uz |
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One nation indivisible |
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Goodbye to blue elephants and such |
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The bark of a three-headed hound |
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The sound of one hand clapping |
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A falcon's eye, a lion's heart, a girl's hand |
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The lonely ones |
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Keep out of reach of adults |
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Dress my doll pretty |
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Onions and mustard seed will make her weep |
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Make me the first american |
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Heap logs and let the blaze laugh out |
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For a just man falleth seven times |
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The evidence of things not seen |
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Saison 4 (1964-1965) |
| 1964 |
August is the month before christmas |
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A bird in the solitude singing |
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But who shall beat the drums ? |
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Autumn without red leaves |
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You fish or you cut bait |
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For jimmy, the best of everything |
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A woods full of question marks |
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A thousand words are mute |
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Money, a horse and a knowledge of latin |
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A disease of the heart called love |
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Kill the dream, but spare the dreamer |
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Courage at 3:00 A.M. |
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This wild, wild, wild waltzing world |
| 1965 |
A boy is standing outside the door |
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Where does the boomerang go ? |
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Pas de deux |
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Every other minute, it's the end of the world |
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A rambling discourse on egyptian water clocks |
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When i am grown to man's estate |
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A man, a maid, and a marionette |
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A dipperful of water from a poisoned well |
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A little fun to match the sorrow |
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Minus that rusty old hacksaw |
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Eulogy in four flats |
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Three li'l lambs |
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A slave is on the throne |
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Journeys end in lovers meeting |
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The day they stole county general |
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Did your mother come from ireland, Ben Casey ? |
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From sutter's crick...and beyond farewell |
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A horse named stravinsky |
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Saison 5 (1965-1966) |
| 1965 |
War of nerves |
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O' the big wheel turns by faith, by faith |
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A nightingale named nathan |
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Run for your lives, Dr Galanos practices here ! |
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Because of the needle, the haystack was lost |
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What to her is plato ? |
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Francini ? who is Francini ? |
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Then i, and you, and all of us fell down |
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No more, cried the rooster - there will be truth |
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The importance of being 65937 |
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When givers prove unkind |
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The man from quasilia |
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Why did the day go backwards? |
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You wanna know what really goes on in a hospital ? |
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If you play your cards right, you too can be a loser |
| 1966 |
In case of emergency, cry havoc |
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Meantime, we shall express our darker purpose |
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For san diego, you need a different bus |
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Smile, baby, smile, it's only twenty dols of pain |
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Fun and games and other tragic things |
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Weave nets to catch the wind |
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Lullaby for a wind-up toy |
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Where did all the roses go ? |
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Twenty six ways to spell heartbreak : A, B, C, D... |
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Pull the wool over your eyes, here comes the cold wind of truth |
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Then, suddenly, panic |
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