| ! All they gotta do is look out the window. | |
| ! You were supposed to look out for each other! | |
| "..to look out for my path from the shore." | |
| "Achy Breaky Heart" look out! | |
| "All right, go" I'll be on the look out | |
| ! All they gotta do is look out the window. | |
| ! You were supposed to look out for each other! | |
| "..to look out for my path from the shore." | |
| "Achy Breaky Heart" look out! | |
| "All right, go" I'll be on the look out | |
| "He looks out for me like you never have. | |
| "He looks out for me, sort of like the big brother I never had. | |
| "looks out the front door, takes a walk... | |
| #And a window that looks out on Corcovado# | |
| (Marco crosses to the door and looks out.) | |
| "He looks out for me like you never have. | |
| "He looks out for me, sort of like the big brother I never had. | |
| "looks out the front door, takes a walk... | |
| #And a window that looks out on Corcovado# | |
| (Marco crosses to the door and looks out.) | |
| " And I looked off, I was, you know looked out my window I saw this plane, jet, American Airlines jet coming. " | |
| "Captain Silver," he says, "you're sold out. Ship's gone." Well, we looked out, and by thunder, he was right. | |
| "Good King Wenceslas looked out | |
| "I can't understand why the spring is so late in coming?" said the Selfish Giant as he sat at the window and looked out at his cold white garden. | |
| "Met your daughter on train and looked out for her last night." | |
| "Don't listen?" I'm just looking out for my patient... | |
| "I'm still looking out for you, just from higher up. | |
| "It's the responsibility of little guys like you to be looking out for big shots like me." | |
| "Now you're smiling, looking out the window "of that crummy hotel over Washington Square. | |
| "Once again, she's looking out for you." | |
| " And I looked off, I was, you know looked out my window I saw this plane, jet, American Airlines jet coming. " | |
| "Captain Silver," he says, "you're sold out. Ship's gone." Well, we looked out, and by thunder, he was right. | |
| "Good King Wenceslas looked out | |
| "I can't understand why the spring is so late in coming?" said the Selfish Giant as he sat at the window and looked out at his cold white garden. | |
| "Met your daughter on train and looked out for her last night." | |
| "Don't listen?" I'm just looking out for my patient... | |
| "I'm still looking out for you, just from higher up. | |
| "It's the responsibility of little guys like you to be looking out for big shots like me." | |
| "Now you're smiling, looking out the window "of that crummy hotel over Washington Square. | |
| "Once again, she's looking out for you." | |
