| "... Just take your accordion, find a nice balcony..." "... and a beautiful lady, then sing her a song like this..." | |
| "... it starts with a tune from an accordion, | |
| "The Flight of the Bumblebee"... performed by a maestro of the accordion... | |
| "when we mark the points with an accordion. | |
| (accordion music) - Well, he'd started going to Paris, you know, trying to understand what was happening with Modern art. | |
| "... Just take your accordion, find a nice balcony..." "... and a beautiful lady, then sing her a song like this..." | |
| "... it starts with a tune from an accordion, | |
| "The Flight of the Bumblebee"... performed by a maestro of the accordion... | |
| "when we mark the points with an accordion. | |
| (accordion music) - Well, he'd started going to Paris, you know, trying to understand what was happening with Modern art. | |
| - Coming! Get your accordions out! | |
| All our accordions have a beautiful tone. | |
| Do you like accordions? | |
| Hear the accordions? | |
| I'm sorry, do you want to talk more about accordions? | |
| - Coming! Get your accordions out! | |
| All our accordions have a beautiful tone. | |
| Do you like accordions? | |
| Hear the accordions? | |
| I'm sorry, do you want to talk more about accordions? | |
| I saw what happened when I stabbed youwith that chisel, clark. That thing accordioned like it hit solid rock. | |
| Nobody realizes this until they pry the semis apart and there's the VW, accordioned, with the family entombed inside it. | |
| Time is distorted, jumbled, telescoped, accordioned, but there is a sense of time even so, and i remember things. | |
| I saw what happened when I stabbed youwith that chisel, clark. That thing accordioned like it hit solid rock. | |
| Nobody realizes this until they pry the semis apart and there's the VW, accordioned, with the family entombed inside it. | |
| Time is distorted, jumbled, telescoped, accordioned, but there is a sense of time even so, and i remember things. | |
