| ! Look like a tramp ! | |
| ! Where the hell is Mickey, you tramp? | |
| " Little tramp" ? | |
| "'She's a loudmouth, a liar and a tramp. | |
| "...dead sailors who tramp around in the kitchen during the day, stand beside my bed at night and whisper, water dripping from them..." | |
| ! Look like a tramp ! | |
| ! Where the hell is Mickey, you tramp? | |
| " Little tramp" ? | |
| "'She's a loudmouth, a liar and a tramp. | |
| "...dead sailors who tramp around in the kitchen during the day, stand beside my bed at night and whisper, water dripping from them..." | |
| "I'm still trying to rent the house, but no one has any money and I'm not going to let tramps have it." | |
| "The priests ragged tramps and girls lyrics Aristide Bruand." | |
| "You goats and tramps, drown in your beer! | |
| "You owe me money!" She thinks that the tramps owe her money. | |
| "and tramps and things... | |
| "I'm still trying to rent the house, but no one has any money and I'm not going to let tramps have it." | |
| "The priests ragged tramps and girls lyrics Aristide Bruand." | |
| "You goats and tramps, drown in your beer! | |
| "You owe me money!" She thinks that the tramps owe her money. | |
| "and tramps and things... | |
| "I tramped the Earth with hopeless feet... searching in vain for a glimpse of you. | |
| "Look, Lizzie, look down the glen tramped the little men..." | |
| "Shivering, I tramped the thin, bitten track to the first rise, the first descent, "no comfort here, nothing to say, to try to say, nothing for anyone." | |
| As for them, they tramped away out of here, which I don't know where. | |
| Before, everyone tramped through: | |
| 'And we're off. A little bit of tramping from the axle there. | |
| - I think I'll go tramping through Paris. | |
| A place that crowded, hundreds of people tramping through the crime scene anybody could've kicked it, anyone could've picked it up. | |
| Actually, no more tramping. | |
| All day tramping around the village with that Paro | |
| "I tramped the Earth with hopeless feet... searching in vain for a glimpse of you. | |
| "Look, Lizzie, look down the glen tramped the little men..." | |
| "Shivering, I tramped the thin, bitten track to the first rise, the first descent, "no comfort here, nothing to say, to try to say, nothing for anyone." | |
| As for them, they tramped away out of here, which I don't know where. | |
| Before, everyone tramped through: | |
| 'And we're off. A little bit of tramping from the axle there. | |
| - I think I'll go tramping through Paris. | |
| A place that crowded, hundreds of people tramping through the crime scene anybody could've kicked it, anyone could've picked it up. | |
| Actually, no more tramping. | |
| All day tramping around the village with that Paro | |
