Snoopy, Come Home 1972 quotes

Someone that you really care about, Someone that you couldn't live without,
Severs the ties...
All at once you're all alone and scared,
All those happy hellos that you shared,
Turn to goodbyes...
[dressed in his pajamas goes out to Snoopy's now abandoned dog house; singing] Why must we pay, for hellos that we say?
Pay when we sigh, and adieu
[leaning his head on Snoopy's dog house and silently crying] Just when you're sure, that you're safe and secure
That's when it happens to you
It Changes.

Why can't we get all the people together in the world that we really like, and then just stay together forever? Someone would leave. Someone always leaves. And then we have to say goodbye. I hate goodbyes.

You have to agree, he's gone because of me. Maybe I came on too strong for him...

Right after our fight, he kissed me and I fainted. I think he must think I think there is something wrong with him...

He wanted my blanket, but I wouldn't let go. He left because I was hostile and unkind to him...

I made him feel unwanted, like he was a pest. Now I'm going out of my mind for him...

I'm depressed, Linus. I need an encouraging word to cheer me up.

Happiness lies in our destiny like a cloudless sky before the storms of tomorrow destroy the dreams of yesterday and last week.

I think that blanket is doing something to you.

If I don't find out what happened to Snoop, I think I'll go out of my mind!

If you'll calm down for a minute, Charlie Brown, I may able to conduct a little private investigation.

Just what I need, a blanket-carrying Sherlock Holmes!

You're not Snoopy's original owner.

Oh, good grief!

You bought Snoopy in the month of October, right? According to the records at the Daisy Hill Puppy Farm, Snoopy was bought by another family in August. This family had a little girl named Lila. Snoopy and Lila loved each other very much, but then they moved, and the family decided they just couldn't keep Snoopy so they returned him. [pause] You got a used dog, Charlie Brown.
[Charlie Brown looks shocked... and faints again]

What do you think love is, Chuck?

Well, years ago, my dad owned a black 1934 two-door sedan.

What's that got to do with love?

Well, this is what he told me: there was this really cute girl, see? She used to go for rides with him in his car. And whenever he'd call for her, he would always hold open the car door for her. After she got in and he had closed the door, he'd walk around the back of the car to the driver's side, but before he could get there, she would reach over and press the button, locking him out. Then she'd just sit there and wrinkle her nose and grin at him. That's what I think love is.

Sometimes I wonder about you, Chuck.

Nice going, Charlie Brown. It took that rock 4,000 years to get to shore, and now you've thrown it back.

Everything I do makes me feel guilty.

What an independent dog. He comes and goes as he pleases, but I have to stay home and fix his supper.

Listen, you can't let yourself get into a mood like this. I know you miss Snoopy. I miss him, too. But if you let yourself get into a mood, no one will want to be around you. No one likes a moody person, Chuck. Take it from me: I learned a long time ago that if you go around in a mood feeling sorry for yourself, you do it alone. And I mean alone, Chuck.

If I don't find out who Lila is, I'll go crazy!