Page type: lyric reference
Artist: Man of La Mancha
Canonical path: /man-of-la-mancha/dubbing
Related lyric paths: 6
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Dubbing
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Dubbing
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INNKEEPER
Don Quixote de La Mancha,
Having proved yourself this day
In glorious and terrible combat,
And by my authority as lord of this castle...
I hereby dub thee knight!
DON QUIXOTE
But, your Lordship...
INNKEEPER
Didn't I do it right?
DON QUIXOTE
If Your Lordship could make some mention of the deeds
I performed to earn this honor...?
INNKEEPER
Of course.
DON QUIXOTE
And it is customary to grant
the new knight an added name.
If Your Lordship could devise
such a name for me...?
INNKEEPER
Hmmm.
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