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This is a song from the Broadway musical Cabaret which tells the story of a cabaret singer who is a self-proclaimed ‘witty’ person who is in the middle of a major crisis. At the end of the song, the singer says “If you can’t laugh at me, I’ll laugh at you.” I’m pretty sure this is the first line of the song, and I hope you too can laugh at me.

It’s an ad for the film (from 2001) that features the song.

The songs are written for a show called “Cabaret”. It’s called “Cabaret” due to the title. We did a lot of research on that show, and it shows that Cabaret is a great show and would be an excellent addition to any library of TV shows. The only thing that really stands out is the song itself. It’s a good song because the song is so fun to listen to.

To be honest, I don’t think there is any real connection between the songs and Cabaret. The songs are written for a show called Cabaret, for example. They are not the songs themselves, but they are written for it. But I still would be disappointed if the songs didn’t have any real connection to the show. Its not like its a great show, but it is a show that I had fun watching.

I think the song is an example of the kind of great song that Cabaret is. It is great, but it’s not the song that is the connection to Cabaret. I think that the connection is that it’s a song about a show that is about a show, its not the songs that are the connection.

The connection between a song and the show in question is a subjective one. I don’t think the song is a great song, it’s just the kind of great song that Cabaret is. I think it’s an example of the kind of great song that Cabaret is. It is great, but its not the song that is the connection to Cabaret. There are many examples of great songs that are not examples of the kind of great songs that Cabaret is.

While the song is great, it doesn’t really connect to Cabaret. It’s a pretty standard song that has a few lines about how its hard to find a friend and its a song about a show that is about a show. But the connection would be the show.

I’ve seen many of these songs from The Shining and the Last Road.

I personally find The Shining to be the best song on the album. The Shining is a good song, but it sounds like it’s a little too much like Cabaret. I’ve seen a lot of great songs from the last few years, but I haven’t found a number that seems to connect to Cabaret.