Jackie Meers Prison Break

Then what are you going to do? Hop over these walls, Jackie? Why not, Joe?

You fly over more, right? When you die. Alright, too tough to break out of a place. I've been studying up on it. Then they fly. Alright, so go fly, but stop that singing. The Indian Jail is tough enough without having to listen to that.

You won't have to listen to it too long. I'm getting out of here. Me and my pals, Jockey, Danny and Bolo. Oh, you all got to get in, talk it over. We ain't talked it over. We ain't talked to each other since we're here.

Something we decided on before. Oh, you decided on it? Yeah, we did. You guys are in here for good and the warden see into it. That's why you kept the four of your parts. Well, let you talk to each other, eat together, work together, nothing.

I know, I know, but still we're busting out together. How? If you ain't talked to each other, how you get together. We'll all get the signal and nobody will know where we'll get in it.

It'll tell us where the break is and how and when it'll come from the outside. Fat chance. You got to get to get and make plans before you make a break. No, we don't. We'll get the signal without talking to each other or even seeing each other.

I'll send you a postcard from the outside, Joe. Manly, fly, fly, fly. All right, I'm done. Right now I wouldn't mind letting you. Not one bit. And now on to the calmer as Boston Blackie.

Enemy to those who make him an enemy. Friend to those who have no friend. You guys wanted to live just inside the city limits, huh? Well, we just this minute crossed the city line. You're gonna let us out at the corner, Mac.