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Maureen, the original song of tango, is rented in Wu Ji.
This is the original song.

Rent tango Maureen

Maureen is Mark's ex-girlfriend, but she abandoned Mark and left with Joanne, a lesbian high society. While preparing Maureen's protest performance, some stereos were broken. Maureen called Mark to help fix them, so Mark met Joanne. He warned Joanne that Maureen was a very coquettish person.

Joanne:

Wait!

She was three hours late.

The sample will not be delayed.

But the cable-

Mark:

There is another way.

Say something.-anything.

Joanne:

Test-one, two, three-

Mark:

Except that.

Joanne:

This is so weird.

Mark:

Very strange

Joanne:

Very strange

Mark:

That's fucking weird

Joanne:

I am so angry.

I don't know what to do.

Fight with a microphone

Cold to my bones.

most important of all

I support you.

Mark:

Want to go crazy?

Are you on fire?

You want to drink gasoline?

Joanne:

Actually-

Mark:

Honey, I know this scene.

It's called "Tango Maureen"

Tango moline

This is a dark, dizzy carousel.

She makes you waver

Joanne:

You're wrong.

Mark:

She is hurting your heart.

Joanne:

It's different for me.

Mark:

You toss and turn

Because her cold eyes will burn

But you crave, you stir and bounce.

Joanne:

I think I know what you mean.

Both:

Tango moline

Mark:

Did she pout?

And call you "baby"

Joanne:

Never!

Mark:

Do you doubt a kiss or two?

Joanne:

This is ... creepy.

Did you pass out when she walked in the door?

Mark:

Every time-so be careful.

Joanne:

Did she have a crush on other boys?

Mark:

Not just the moon-

Joanne:

I'm starting to feel sick.

(They start dancing, led by Mark)

Mark:

Where did you learn to tango?

Joanne:

In Miss Porter's dormitory with the daughter of the French ambassador. What about you?

Mark:

With the rabbi's daughter Nanette Himmelfarb at the Jewish Community Center in scarsdale.

(They switch, Joanne is in the lead)

It's hard to do this the other way around.

Joanne:

You should try wearing high heels!

She cheated.

Mark:

She cheated.

Joanne:

Maureen cheated.

Mark:

Fucking cheating

Joanne:

I was defeated.

I should give up now.

Mark:

Look on the bright side

Do what you can.

Joanne:

Anyway, I will still fall in love with her.

Both:

When you dance her dance,

You have no chance.

Her grasp of romance.

Let you fall

Mark:

So you thought, "Might as well."

Joanne:

"Tango to Hell"

Both:

"At least I can have a tango."

Tango moline

You must dance until the end of your days.

You pretend to believe her.

Because eventually-you can't leave her.

But the end will come.

You still have to play dumb.

Until you're depressed and homeless

Turn blue

Mark:

Why do we love her when she is mean?

Joanne:

She can be very obscene sometimes.

Mark:

Try the microphone

Joanne:

My Maureen (Reverberation: Yeah, Yeah, Yeah ...)

Mark:

mend

Joanne:

thank you

Mark:

You know-I feel great now!

Joanne:

I feel terrible.

(The pay phone is ringing. Joanne answers)

Honey, we ... (pause) Pookie? !

You never call me Pookie. ...

Forget it. We made up.

(She hangs up the phone and looks at Mark)

Both:

Tango Maureen!