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    Question #643. spacegrrrl asks:

    What is the significance of the young boy's rap in the movie 'Magnolia'?




    essaychess

    He knows who committed a crime, and is cryptically telling it to the cop.

    Apr 06 00, 5:32 AM
    zbeckabee

    The above post is correct.

    The young boy is named DIXON. His father is "The Worm."

    Dixon's rap goes as follows:

    Check that ego -- come off it -
    I'm the prophet -- the professor -
    Ima teach you 'bout The Worm -
    Who eventually turned to catch wreck
    with the neck of a long time oppressor
    And he's runnin from the devil, but the
    debt is always gaining
    And if he's worth being hurt, he's worth
    bringin' pain in -
    When the sunshine don't work, the Good Lord
    bring the rain in.


    http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0175880/alternateversions

    http://www.imsdb.com/scripts/Magnolia.html

    Jan 13 08, 11:42 AM
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