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Line 29: ''Instead o' workin', he'll be dreamin' all day.<br> The 1951 film version of ''Show Boat'' went even one step further than the 1966 stage revival in "smoothing out" the edginess of the scene in which the song first appears, by omitting all reference to ~~the song~~it as one sung for years by [[African-Americans]] and thereby omitting the section in which Queenie remarks that it is strange for Julie to know the song. In the 1951 film, the song is simply a love song Julie sings about her husband Steve, not a folk tune. ==Reference==

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