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My ray of sunshine, have you heard that noise last night?

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No, honey, I slept like a log.

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What was it?

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It seems that Mr. Smith decided to mow his lawn at 1:00 a.m..

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Was it too loud?

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Oh, yes, it was.

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Plus, he was doing it while listening to Elvis Presley songs.

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Oh, I think we should tell him that he's disturbing us.

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It seems Mrs. Thompson's dogs didn't like that, too, they kept barking all night.

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Midsummer Madness.

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Have you looked at the calendar?

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It's already the 15th of September.

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What kind of Midsummer Madness?

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Well, it's Indian Summer now.

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This is the only explanation I have.

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If it happens tonight again, I'll die.

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I should work on my book, but I can't focus on anything.

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Cheer up, love, don't make a storm in a teacup.

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I will talk to him and ask him to stop.

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You are my knight in shining armor, you always handle all problems.

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Because I'm your husband and I love you.

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Oh, after all, there's a ray of hope that I will sleep tight tonight.

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Whether to.

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My ray of sunshine, have you heard that noise last night?

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Now, honey, I slept like a log.

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What was it?

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It seems that Mr. Smith decided to mow his lawn at 1:00 a.m..

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Oh, yes, it was.

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Plus, he was doing it while listening to Elvis Presley songs.

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Oh, I think we should tell him that he is disturbing us.

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It seems Mrs. Thompson's dogs didn't like that, too, they kept barking all night.

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Midsummer Madness.

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Have you looked at the calendar, it's already the 15th of September.

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What kind of Midsummer Madness?

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Well, it's Indian Summer now.

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This is the only explanation I have.

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If it happens tonight again, I'll die, I should work on my book, but I can't focus on anything.

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Cheer up, love, don't make a storm in a teacup.

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I will talk to him and ask him to stop.

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You are my knight in shining armor, you always handle all problems.

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Because I am your husband and I love you.

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Oh, after all, there's a ray of hope that I will sleep tight tonight.