I don't want to know your name or where you live. I won't tell you mine.
6 seconds sound clip from the The Moon's Our Home (1941) classic radio play.
You can hear this line at 00:18:36 in the radio play.
Quote context
[...]
- Well, you don't know my family. If I could only get away.
- Look, look... I must see you again, talk to you.
- Coachman? Coachman, what's the matter? Keep going!
- Oh, a traffic light... at a time like this!
- Now, listen, I must see you again... free, untroubled by people or convention... just yourself.
- I don't want to know your name or where you live. I won't tell you mine.
- Oh, listen! Look, they're after me again! Look...
- Who?
- That crowd! They'll tear me to pieces!
- I'll have to. But I'm going to see you again.
- Now, this is a dream, but we can make it more than just a dream if you'll come.
- Well, take this card now. I'll be waiting to see you. Now, come soon. Goodbye!
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