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Prince: How can a non musician
discuss the future of music from

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anything other than a consumer
point of view? These people make

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decisions for the bulk of us
without consulting any of us,

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sales and distributions of our
futures. If this world were fair

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and right, they'd give up the
car keys this very night, I

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Kevin Bae: It's SATs and sounds
episode 64 may turn that down a

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little bit episode 64 for
October, 2120 24 I had to think

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about that, because this is a
recording. I'm recording this

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early because I am not in the
United States. I'm still in the

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land of Adam curry, visiting
with family, and I'm still going

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through the list of tracks that
I've had sitting on my hard

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drive, looking and waiting for a
place to be played. I haven't

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played these before, and I know
some of these have been by other

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music shows, but that's okay, I
haven't played him, so I'm gonna

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play him today.

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So we're starting out now with
Kara Frasier and this wonderful,

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soulful tune called I want to be
your woman.

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Unknown: To the days when we
were here, when I was just a

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girl, and you were the boy next
door. Then you left this time to

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make some better yourself now
they brought you back around,

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but don't put me on The shelf
this

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time. All can

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be I wanna be a Don't You see
your heart will I can't change

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your mind. Change

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your mind. Just remember

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what's on the line when you put
that candle in town. You Better

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keep me up.

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Kevin Bae: Man, be Oh. Oh, Kara
Frazier, I want to be your

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woman. Next up is live faith and
don't walk away.

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Unknown: I crawl out of bed, but
I'm still in my head. I don't

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want to think right now, but
I'll drive down your street,

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right where we used to meet, and
your passenger seat is without

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me now you

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oh yeah, maybe you and me,

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we are like the movies. We can't
kiss and make up like we used

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to. I can't call it at night
because you don't want to fight

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between me and you miss it when
I cry and you say goodbye and

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slam The door in my face. You
break mine. You break my

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heart and you tear me apart, but
I can't let myself walk away. I

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know we aren't good, and my
friends say I should move on and

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try something new. Oh, when I
hear your name, hear your name,

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oh, I can't concentrate. All I
want is to be with

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you. When I cry and you say
goodbye and slam the door in my

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face, you tear me apart, but

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I can't let myself walk away,

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baby, won't you Stay? Please
don't walk away. I need you to

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stay. To stay baby, won't you
stay? Please, don't walk away. I

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need you

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to stay baby.

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Won't you stay? Oh, I need

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you to stay baby. You

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stay baby?

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Won't you say? You say,

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Kevin Bae: I live faith. That's
a nice song. You've got the

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trusted. I've played a bunch of
trusted songs, songs from the

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trusted over the last year, and
for some reason, this one just

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never made it into my playlist.
So here we are, the trusted with

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Arkansas,

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Unknown: but you won't catch me.
We're in the cross. I don't

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believe in miracles, but and so
by

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god it's hard to see with your
eyes seals shut. It's been so

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rough since the good guys let
you down and you were

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beautiful before the stuck
behind tender walls. We could

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crawl to console. I heard, it's
really beautiful, beautiful. I

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folded your arms. Pretending.

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Folded your arms and reached
inside out liberty is lonely. I

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heard you into heard you flames.
You were

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beautiful. Before the

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walls we could crawl to
Beautiful.

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Beautiful. We could crawl to

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Earth. Arkansas. I heard it's
really beautiful, heard It's

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really beautiful. Heard it's
really beautiful.

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Kevin Bae: You know, why did
that song not get played? I

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can't tell you why. I have no
idea. Should have been should

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have been played. This is a
value for value music podcast,

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and in order to participate, you
need a modern podcast app. And

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listening is not participating.
Listening is just listening. You

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get a modern podcast app, and
you can load up the wallet with

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some bitcoin, and then you not
some bitcoin, you'll buy a

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fraction of a Bitcoin, because
what Bitcoin, at least at the

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time of this recording, is like
$60,000 something like that. So

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you buy a fraction of a Bitcoin
using these podcast apps. That

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means you could put like $10 US
dollars, or something like that

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in there, and then as you're
streaming payments, or as you're

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listening rather, you're
streaming payments to the

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artists as you listen to them.
And on this podcast, 95% of

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everything you stream or boost
goes direct to the artist while

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you're listening to them. So
when I mention boost, you can

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send something that's called a
boostogram, where you hit a

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button that says boost, and then
you enter in extra SATs along

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with a message, I don't have any
boosts or boostagrams to read

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today, because this is pre
recorded, so I don't know what's

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come in. I can't tell the
future. Hopefully, hopefully

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there are booths coming in while
I'm gone up these modern podcast

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apps. You can go to
modernpodcastapps.com to check

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them out, download them to get
the app of your choice, or you

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can go to my website, satsan
sounds.com where I have links to

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several of the modern podcast
apps, like fountain, podcast

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guru, true fans, curiocaster,
pod friend, pod verse and cast O

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Matic. My favorite right now is
pod verse. It's been for a while

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podcast. Podcast Guru is pretty
it's pretty good as well. And

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pod verse is going to come up
with a new version. I understand

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that they are rewriting the code
in order to be podcasting 2.0

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native, which means you're going
to have fun with all the cool

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tags while you're listening.
Listening, for instance, while

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you're listening on a modern
podcast app and the song

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changes, the album art changes
along with the song. And you can

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also look at transcript while
the podcast is playing. So on a

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podcast like this, the
transcript would just follow

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along with what I'm saying right
now, sometimes it even catches

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the lyrics to the songs. But if
you're listening to a different

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podcast which has no music and
it's just the podcasters

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talking, it'll also have the
transcript to those so you can

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follow along, or if there's
something you don't understand.

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And I think a lot of people who
don't speak English who listen

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to these podcasts follow along
with the transcript while people

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are talking, and it helps them
learn English. That's what I've

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heard, at least. So moving back
onto the tracks, we got Kiki

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aikio and frozen Twin Rivers.
You

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Unknown: they seem like a
married couple, the same age and

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the same kind of clothes. They
walk like where they doubles,

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the same rage and the self
centered pulse, and as they go

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by me. It

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gives me the shivers. They seem
as cold as frozen spirit rivers.

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They walk by some distance
between them, the woman first

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stand behind another man who
talked to me heard a milk run.

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They about doing the worst they
can as they go by me, it gives

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me the shivers. They seem as
cold as all frozen Twin Rivers.

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And is this you? And is this me?
Some unknown are years for us to

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be too blind to see the weight
of sung in tears, what went

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wrong, what could go wrong, what
went wrong? Oh.

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Married, the same age and the
same kind of clothes we pray

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like where we don't the same
range in the way we make love

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and as we go, it gives me the
shivers.

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We can be as cold as frozen Twin
Rivers. We

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twin River, frozen twin River,

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Kevin Bae: Kiki aikio, frozen
Twin Rivers, another track I've

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been holding on for a bit. This
one from Lumba called

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homewrecker. He knew

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Unknown: he was a family man. He
knew he had a ring on his head.

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He had a ring on his head, and

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you knew he was a

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lonely man. She had a child on
the way, three tries when none

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survived. She cried almost every
night you home. Record, I see

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you home. Record, I

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see air just the.

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Angry. I knew he was a brilliant
man. He had his flaws in the

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bed. I was a forgiving woman.
You knew I was a faithful wife.

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You turned him against his
lover. You knew we were having

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problems your Home record.

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How? Angry. I'm

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not judging I'm

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just crying. I gave this man my
life.

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This man. You knew I was a
stubborn woman, but you knew I

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was still recovering. My
obligations took no precedence.

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I know I couldn't reach you, but
you left me in my morning gown.

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You left me for another woman.
You're good. I see you. You read

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me. You

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left me. I'm not

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judging

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record, I See ya, I see ya.

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Hey, Baby, what's the name?
What's your sign? Can I get your

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number? If you give me a time
and see your face, it can't

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concentrate, because I'm
thinking about all the crazy

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love I'm making. I got a
premonition that baby will be

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kissing ya girl, make you see.
And I got this intuition that

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there's something you've been
missing, and I think it might be

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me. So, Bae, Bae, can I get you
in my song? Yeah, we're playing

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No, not long enough, baby. I can
I get you in this song from a

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glance in your direction? Saw
you giving me the eye, so I'm

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gonna give it right back, baby.
And I think you might know why i

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i can even be sentimental if you
just give me a chance, because I

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can make Bambi blush with my
deep fried homegrown romance.

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Oh, Bae, Bae, can I get you with
my song? Cause, you know we're

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playing all night long. And I
said,

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Bae, said,

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Bae, Bae, can I get you can I
get you in my Can I get you in

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my song?

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He said, Bae, Bae, can I get you
with my song? We're playing all

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night long. And I said, Baby,
can I get you? Can I get you,

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baby,

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can I get

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say, cause you'll know

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Kevin Bae: Abel James, can I get
you to me that song sounds like

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it should be at the beginning or
the end of, like a rom com

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movie. It's just, you know, it's
got that, that jumpiness and the

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kind of like hit, you know,
hitting on you a guy hitting on

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a chick. Can I? Can you say
chick? Now you could tell how

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old I am when I bring up, bring
up, where chick and the fact

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that I have grandchildren that
are in the Netherlands right now

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age, I recommend you just don't
take part in it. Anyway, I'm

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back on track. This is a
podcasting 2.0 compatible

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podcast, podcast, and with the
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those cool features that you
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YouTube, Music or Spotify, and
more and more podcast apps are

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adopting the podcasting 2.0
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Apple adopted the transcript
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track that you hear on any other
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the tracks. So now let's see.
We're gonna go into Wawa yanda

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patent, that's quite the unique
name and red letter. Days,

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Golden

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Unknown: Sun and September.
Skies, speechless. Treetops,

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warm and wide beauty, profound
sight and soft and shine touches

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me and passes me by, but I can't
hold on to those red letter

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days, though, their colors in my
heart and my memory Blaze, so I

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embrace this moment each day I
can choose To hang my head or

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sing a song of praise, loud and
bitter needles of fire,

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screaming, breaks, smoking
tires, crushing pain and burning

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desire touches me and passes me
by, but I can't hold on to Those

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four letter days of their colors
in my heart and my memory Blaze.

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So I embrace this moment each
day I can choose to hang my head

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or sing a song of praise.

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High but I can't hold on to
those red letter days, though,

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their colors in My heart and my
memory Blaze, so wide and raise

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this moment each day, I can
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song of praise. To hang my head
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Kevin Bae: Theraminist
difficulty to play, isn't it?

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This is Annie Powell and beauty.

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Unknown: Don't know what it's
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everything changes and help us
on the way. Keep your heart wide

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open, trust in the threads. Only
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beauty, not broken.

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Strong

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struggles.

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Empty out. Don't try to
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all you've got us to gain.

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Kick through the rubble. Oh,
look to the sky. If you change

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our view, it changes your life.
There is beauty heart of yours.

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Of yours. Can you see David was

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there crumble

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and fall, giving

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me weak. Beauty

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in the broken heart of your
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Leave it be what's done is done.
Find your vision, leave your

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prison of what ifs, regrets, all
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Get out of bed.

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Rolling can Oh. Know the beauty,
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Kevin Bae: oh, I think Now that
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three is that the songs are a
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it just doesn't flow from one
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need a few of them together so
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This one is from the natural
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called Moon song.

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Unknown: I can take my eye off
the moon. I can't take my eyes

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off the moon.

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I'm making a drive down the 285
and I can take my eyes off the

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moon. There's money they're
running in the road. There's

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money running in the road, and I
hope they survive down the net,

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285, and I can take my high,
soft number. There's a West

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Texas wind up ahead. There's a
West Texas wind up ahead when

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there's a West Texas line, and
I'll be crossing In time, and I

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can't take my eyes off them.

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The moon's dropping fast in the
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she's a good old music,

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and the Dawn's chasing us from
behind. The Dawn's chasing us

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from behind. And I will not
cower in the darkest hour

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Because I can't take my eyes off
the moon. You

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I can take my eyes off the moon.
I can't take

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my eyes off the moon. I'm

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making the drive

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down the 285

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And I can take my eyes off the
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the moon.

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I can't take

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down the 285 and I can't take my
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Kevin Bae: That's a tough song
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I like it all the same. That's
it for SATs and sounds this

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week, I've got one more pre
recorded episode coming for you

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next week, on october 28 and
then I'll be back in the good

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old US of A live doing a show.
November, something. What is it?

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November, November, November,
November 4. November 4. I will

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be back with a live episode, but
until then, go to go to sats.com

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check out my donate link, check
out the shop link, check out the

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links to all the tracks and
until next week's show later,

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you