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From my bed I am given the tour
Of a Bedlam without a brochure
Where bizarre is on tap
Fairly far off the map
In my head or for real I'm not sure.
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Dick Powell encounters Otto Kruger's floating head in Murder My Sweet (Edward Dmytryk, 1944), an adaptation of Raymond Chandler's detective novel, Farewell My Lovely.
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