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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. You

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Kevin Bae: Sats and sounds
episode 69 November, 25 2024,

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coming off the big anniversary,
wedding anniversary week going

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into Thanksgiving week, which is
also the day of my birthday. So

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once again, all the more reason
to give thanks. At least for me,

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it was a hot time in the value
for value music world of the

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value for value podcasting
world, I should say so many

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discussions going on, and I can
barely keep up and understand it

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all. So we will look to some
music for some healing, and We

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will start out with playing 37
and red shirts,

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Unknown: shows you.

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Guys, every single day, another
red

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said to speak up. You don't want
to do it. Just remember when I

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said it done, I warned you of
your broken heart. There's no

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Surprise.

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Kevin Bae: I'm alone. Sir, that
track was a freshly rendered bit

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just posted up the other day.
Now we've got Scott O'Brien and

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big time. It's a waste of time
for

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Unknown: me anymore, and you can
read between the lines on my

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face. Always tell

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the score your true remains to
be seen. You overblown and empty

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of tricky for the present enemy
with tears of glory and tempo

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that should ignore imaginary
esteem.

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You. Big time. You're fucking

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big time. Daytime, night time a
legend to yourself, you're

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blowing my eyes. You

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it's a waste of time for me
anymore,

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and you can read between the
lines on my face. Always tell

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the score your trip remains to
be seen. Big time you're fucking

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big time, daytime, night time,
alleging to yourself you're

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blowing light.

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Big time. Good morning, big
time. Time lecture Me. I

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doubt you lecture down

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Kevin Bae: now. If you're
listening live, this is a

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miracle, because I screwed up
the link for the forwarding

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link, so I gotta fix that during
this song. These first three

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tracks are all freshly rendered
fits posted within the last

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couple of days. This is sick
waves, surf band. This track is

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called Coyote. I

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Oh, Hey So That's the end of the
first block. Seemed it went kind

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of fast. This is a value for
value music podcast, and that

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means you need a modern podcast,
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participate. That brings me to
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gonna go check them out, because
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here. And as I mentioned at the
top of the show, there was a lot

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of chatter over the weekend
after the podcasting 2.0

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boardroom, talking about the
wallets in the apps and how

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things are gonna go and how
things are gonna change. And

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it's very confusing. I know it's
confusing for me, and I set all

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this stuff up somehow, so I
can't imagine a regular listener

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trying to figure it out. But the
wonderful thing is, is that if

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you are just a listener, you
won't have to worry too much

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about it. You just get one of
the modern podcast apps, and as

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things shake out, they will fix
it all behind the scenes. You

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won't even know what they fixed,
what they changed, but you need

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to participate, because the
music played on this show is by

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independent artists, and they
post their music up to be played

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specifically on shows like this
or via their websites, various

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websites, and the way that they
get paid is by the wallets

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embedded In the apps or the
websites. So as you're

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listening, you can stream
payments directly as the track

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is being played. 95% of all the
SATs that that you're sending or

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streaming go straight to the
artist. Same thing with boosts.

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With these modern podcast apps,
you can send a boost, or

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something called a boost, to
gram that's extra SATs, and you

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can send a message along with
it. We can get to a few of these

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booster grams. Now let's see if
we had three times 250 SATs from

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Chad F once during, pay
attention by better than numbers

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using Ellen beats. Once during,
dangerous place to be by drift

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current, oh, I can't remember
the I'll get back to that later.

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Another 250, sets by Ellen beats
with no notes. And then 333,

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sets also from Chatham via
fountain. He said, There's

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nothing better than hearing a
live pew during the show, and

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those are boosts that come over
live while I'm doing it. So

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getting back on track, let's go
to circle the Earth, which is a

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band that's been posting songs
like once a week at least so

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far. This is too many pieces i

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Unknown: i Find Your taste so
bitter, Can't keep my hands off

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the trigger. Sleep worked on a
telephone line. Your story

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sounds so clever,

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my excuses change like the
weather. No peace with the storm

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inside. Tear

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it down just to keep it alive,
cut in the middle. The heart is

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kind of love when with the

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words to play, it's easy. We
took the magic when we met,

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breaking into one too many

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pieces. We can't keep everything
we promised, shooting. We can't

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give back you.

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We can't

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get back to

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beautiful. Can't get back to day
life. We

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can't keep this

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from two steps back, love under
pressure will always crack. We

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hang hot on the wall. Can't say
goodbye when it's nobody's

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fault. Cut in the middle the
hardest kind of love, but

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with the words to

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play, it's easy to forget the
magic where we met, breaking

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into one too many pieces. We
can't keep that from falling

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apart, dripping over everything.
We promise we

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can't get back

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to you. To beautiful. Can't get
back

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to daylight, bringing in the One
too

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many. We can't keep this from

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breaking into one too many
pieces. We can't keep that

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football. Keep falling apart,
tripping over

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everything we promise to enable.
We can't get back to daylight,

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breaking into one too many

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Kevin Bae: people, I'm really
digging that band. I like their

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sound. I hope they keep
releasing tracks every week.

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Speaking of a band that's
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far, it's also another One, big,
awesome and rookie Play, lock

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play. Lock

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Unknown: You. A All Time.

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Kevin Bae: You know, I just
found out that I was not

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streaming live, and I was
wondering why nobody was there.

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Because usually I have at least
10 lately. It's been 20 before I

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went on my vacation, but I fixed
that. Now I don't know what

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happened. Everything seemed to
melt down just before I went

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live, or I thought I went live
anyway. Continuing on, at least

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you'll hear the podcast version
of it. This is school Damage and

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Critical excess.

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Unknown: Clinically depressed my
mother, she can barely get

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dressed. Me.

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Yeah, I lie awake at Night.

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Dreading the next Day you

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last, six, seven, I guess,
avoiding drug news, today is

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Kevin Bae: just a cluster F so I
fixed everything. I'm streaming

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again. So there were, I don't
know when it went offline,

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because there were some people
there at the beginning, and then

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I noticed nobody's there, and
it's wondering what's going on.

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I look at my my playout
software, and it says that I'm

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off air, even though I'm
supposed to be streaming. It's

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one of those days. This is what
happens when it's your birthday

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week. Does anybody really well,
I guess some people do birthday

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weeks. I barely even. Do a
birthday day. But this week,

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it's Thanksgiving Day, so I will
be cooking myself up a meal, me

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and my wife.

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And let's see. Okay, where was I
got so messed up by trying to

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get all this stuff together.
It's too many moving parts. It'd

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be great if I could just hit a
button and it would all work

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back to the to the boosts I got.
The 300 SATs from dirt, dirt

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house via pod verse during
silver lining by Anders Franson,

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2100 sat from cannabis records
via podcast. Guru, they say

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happy anniversary, Thanksgiving
and birthday, thank you.

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Cannabis records, of the
retrograde fame, which was they

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came out with their album this
summer, which was my, basically

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my whole album for the summer.
Got another 2067 SATs from Andy

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via castamatic with no note, and
3333 SATs from Eric PP via Ellen

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beats and no note. Thank you
very much. I appreciate it.

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So moving on with some more
freshly rendered bits. We've got

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caramel jam. We're gonna slow it
down, take it a little easy. Now

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it's their track, Julia in
Wonderland. We're

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Unknown: she dreams of
Wonderland

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is I Am One With lonely style

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she dreams up on the land her
dream and Magic crown made out

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of favor her Heart is forever.

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Dream. All you can from a

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floating vessel to beautiful

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six to Saturday, she

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dreams up on the land and land.

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Her dreams are magic.

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Ground laid out of favor.

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There's so much room for
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Dreams.

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Fly so high

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in public clouds in cotton past
she dreams up on

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the land her dreams are

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magical. Dream. We're

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Kevin Bae: going to keep it in
that low, low key, easy sound.

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This is Chris J all day. Thank
God I survived the

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Unknown: swerving lanes. It
ain't no bang to us sipping

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drank on nowhere from the club,
but we just Bob and we just

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music loud and trick and dry,
made it through and I do well,

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too many brooms I almost screwed
up, and when the police got

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behind me, I was thinking, Why
me thinking? Why me drinking? I

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and

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cause it was pregame shots and
after body shots, Damn, I forgot

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I gotta drive home.

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Because when we link with the
Moses, one of them chose, but a

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friend's Gotta go, damn. Gotta
drive home.

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Now, drive and

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drive god.

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Thank god. Bae,

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Bae, look into the time, sitting
with the light trying to decide

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to bury to a yoke so I've got to
drive all the way home. Missed

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every mission on my cell phone,
one man I don't even know. Man I

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don't even know. I guess JESUS
IS THE WILL at night. I probably

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should have chilled that night
for real. That's right,

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some of my greatest nights. I
can't recall shot after shot

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after shot. I drank more cups of
that world on ice. I'm buzzing.

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I'm nice. I just sit up shorty.
I like it's one of those nights

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I'm swerving, swerve. I can hear
my words get slurred, but we

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just vibing, which is vibe
music, loud and drinking,

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driving, swerving, swerve. Damn
near went up on the curve when

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the police got behind me, I was
thinking, Why me thinking? Why

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me thinking?

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Kevin Bae: This is the last
track of the show. It's the boy

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J Red Velvet, whatever

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Unknown: happened to the trust,
whatever happened to the love.

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The moment I got off that bus
for myself, breaking down like

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what happened to us, whatever
happened to the whatever

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happened to the left? The moment
I got off that bus, I found

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myself breaking down like what
happened to Yeah, brown skin.

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Skin tone, Shinobi, detachment,
the silence, the distance

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missing nights, the kitchen was
sizzling. Somehow my chocolates

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in Switzerland, rainy days, on
summer nights, is poor. Already

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seen the signs of warnings and
ignored them. The process was no

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stress. I'm healing. My heart
sunk, was broken and rose again.

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Times keep changing. Times keep
changing. Times keep

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times. Said you need a time and
some distance, then I give you

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time and some distance. Well, I
guess the distance the

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difference and nothing to take
to pride myself off my success.

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She gonna be a graduate. I'm
gonna be a bachelor. I'ma get a

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PhD right after my master's. The
author of your story, start a

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new chapter. Feel like long hair
while I'm writing next factor.

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Lost my anchor, then went
through disaster. I had to let

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go and changed all my password
to silence, forgiveness, the

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healing came after the tears
that I shed, the moments of

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laughter, Yeah, funny how time's
running faster, the sun stays

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shine and the city's much
darker. Nobody cares. Yeah,

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nothing here matters. I needed
that decision. I closed up that

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chapter that

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celebrity status is

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celebrity soft place, although
we get sex praise, Mr. Drinking

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and all of this. It's a
violation. Hey, I'm not afraid

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anymore. I said I'm not afraid
anymore.

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Do you hear me?

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I'm not afraid anymore.

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Kevin Bae: I might be though of
producing this show. Thank God I

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survived. Happy Thanksgiving to
everybody out there. The next

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time I talk to you, I will be
58, at five, eight years old,

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not that it's gonna be any
different than today. I don't I

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don't know when I stopped
feeling like I was getting

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older. I don't know about
looking though father times

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probably hit me like a ton of
bricks. I it. I will get my act

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together. I will put all my
pieces in place. Maybe I should

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make a checklist, that way I can
get all the links properly done

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and have everything pulled
together anyway. Come back next

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week for your half hour. Quick
hit. Set List of freshly

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rendered bits, tracks just put
together, just posted the

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previous week online. Go to
satsan sounds.com. Hit up my big

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red donate link. Go to podcast
index.org, hit up theirs. I've

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got links to every track you
heard today, as well as every

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other show. You can go back and
listen to them all, and I will

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talk to you next week later. You