| Because I didn't want to make a big fuss! |
| Don't make a fuss. |
| Fine, but was all the fuss necessary, couldn't you just stop believing?" |
| All this fuss for a few hours of sleep? It's not worth the ticket price." And so here I am. |
| Alright, Leo, I won't make a fuss." |
| Because I didn't want to make a big fuss! |
| Don't make a fuss. |
| Fine, but was all the fuss necessary, couldn't you just stop believing?" |
| All this fuss for a few hours of sleep? It's not worth the ticket price." And so here I am. |
| Alright, Leo, I won't make a fuss." |
| Jerry fusses) |
| Molly fusses) (Roland) Sara Elizabeth. |
| Opus fusses) Wait, what? It'll take a little creativity on your part, and a willingness to try on his. |
| Sighs) (Molly fusses) I'm just gonna put her down for the night, okay? |
| fusses) ⪠all I've ever been to myself ⪠⪠is my own enemy ⪠|
| Jerry fusses) |
| Molly fusses) (Roland) Sara Elizabeth. |
| Opus fusses) Wait, what? It'll take a little creativity on your part, and a willingness to try on his. |
| Sighs) (Molly fusses) I'm just gonna put her down for the night, okay? |
| fusses) ⪠all I've ever been to myself ⪠⪠is my own enemy ⪠|
| And if you want to have fun but you're not fussed about staying alive, buy a kite. |
| And then, in 19th century Florida, the hot weather got a local doctor called John Gorrie all fussed up because he was looking for a way to keep his patients cool, because he thought malaria was caused by the heat. |
| At first, I almost fussed about her doing the wrong eye line. |
| Don't get your pretty little dooly-dooly all fussed up. |
| Don't get yourself fussed, sister. |
| Stop fussing over me. I'm fine." |
| Al this fussing And fighting # Oh, look! |
| 'I went home and, er, 'it was a strange thing to say, 'it was so good to be there, but when I saw my room, 'as it was when I left it, 'my cricket bat in the corner 'and Mum fussing around, |
| fussing ) |
| Baby fussing) Hmm, see that man? |
| And if you want to have fun but you're not fussed about staying alive, buy a kite. |
| And then, in 19th century Florida, the hot weather got a local doctor called John Gorrie all fussed up because he was looking for a way to keep his patients cool, because he thought malaria was caused by the heat. |
| At first, I almost fussed about her doing the wrong eye line. |
| Don't get your pretty little dooly-dooly all fussed up. |
| Don't get yourself fussed, sister. |
| Stop fussing over me. I'm fine." |
| Al this fussing And fighting # Oh, look! |
| 'I went home and, er, 'it was a strange thing to say, 'it was so good to be there, but when I saw my room, 'as it was when I left it, 'my cricket bat in the corner 'and Mum fussing around, |
| fussing ) |
| Baby fussing) Hmm, see that man? |
