SONG: SCHROEDER
LUCY:
D'YA KNOW SOMETHING
SCHROEDER?
I THINK THEY WAY YOU PLAY THE PIANO IS NICE.
D'YA KNOW SOMETHING ELSE?
IT'S ALWAYS BEEN MY DREAM,
THAT I'D MARRY A MAN WHO PLAYS THE PIANO.
AT PARTIES HE PLAYS SOMETHING
NICE
LIKE APRIL SHOWERS.
I'M SURE YOU COULD PLAY SOMETHING NICE
LIKE APRIL SHOWERS.
OR EVEN FRERE JACQUES
BEETHOVEN'S NICE TOO.
JUST IMAGINE...
WHAT WOULD YOU THINK IF SOMEDAY YOU AND I SHOULD GET MARRIED?
WOULDN'T YOU LIKE THAT IF SOME DAY WE TWO SHOULD GET
MARRIED.
(Schroeder ducks under his piano.)
LUCY:
My Aunt Marian was right.
Never try to discuss marriage with a musician.
LINUS:
Happiness is a fleeting
thing, Sally, but I think that a man can come closer to it by
directing the forces of his life to a single goal that he believes
in. And I think that a man's personal search for happiness is not
really a selfish thing, either, because by achieving happiness
himself, he can help others to find it. Does that make sense to
you?
SALLY:
We had spaghetti at our
house three times this week.
LUCY:
You know a princess sort
of thing... a white dress and nice slippers, oh, and a big
ballroom.
CHARLIE
BROWN:
Uh-huh.
LUCY:
But, I guess that's kind
of silly isn't it Charlie Brown?
CHARLIE
BROWN:
Oh no, not at all. I
mean,
well, we all have our
little daydreams or ambitions or whatever you want to call them. I
mean there's one I've had myself for years only I've never told
anyone.
LUCY:
What? You can tell
me.
CHARLIE
BROWN:
Oh no, it's not the sort
of thing I should tell. No, I don't think I should.
LUCY:
Oh, come on please. I
wouldn't give it away. Come on, PLEASE.
CHARLIE
BROWN:
Well, I've always wanted
to be called Flash. I hate the name Charlie. I'd like to be real
athletic so that everybody would call me Flash. I like to be so good
at everything that all around school I'd be known as
Flash.
LUCY:
(yells) Hey, Fredia.
Listen to this one! (She runs off laughing.)
CHARLIE
BROWN:
What's the matter
Sally?
SALLY:
I don't know. I was
jumping rope... everything was fine. Then suddenly it all seemed so
futile.
SCHROEDER:
Beethoven used to be fond
of taking
long walks in the country. He was always inspired by the beautiful
sounds of the country side.
LINUS:
(He Screams)
AAAAAGGGGGGHHHH
LUCY:
Gimme back my ball you
blockhead!
SCHROEDER:
Beethoven had it
nice.
LINUS:
I think I'm losing my
flavor.