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Thomas: Simon
Simon: Yo, Thomas. Have you ever had a Nutcracker?
Thomas: Hm?
Simon: Like a Nutcracker, like a drink?
Thomas: No, bu-- I'm re-- I'm recording this right now, so.
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Funk Around
02:35
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I Ran
02:45
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Me: *sniffle* Oh *sniffle*
Thomas: Again
Me: Again? Okay *sniffle*
Thomas: That was so beautiful.
Me: Damn. Damn, dude.
Thomas: Dude, when you modulate that. Put so-- Does that feel good?
Me: It does feel good.
Thomas: It feels good to sing, right?
Me: Yea. I just, I don't know. Gonna need more practice or something.
Thomas: I know you know. It sucks. No, it sucks. Like, it totally sucks. Cause, cause we s-- Like, we both suck. Like, I suck, and you suck.
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Room
02:24
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