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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: music, hello
everybody. Welcome to a special

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episode of Sats and sounds,
episode number 87 for March 31,

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2025, the reason it's special is
because I'm not here. This is

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semi live. It's live because I'm
recording it live. I'm streaming

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it live. There's nobody there
because nobody knows it's there,

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and I'm doing it anyway. I am
not here. I am right now,

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probably getting ready for bed.
I should, well, no, I'm

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probably, I'm on my way back
from Mont Saint Michel in

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France. Should be on a bus
heading back to our base camp in

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Paris to start my next day's
excursion. So I've got some

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songs that I've been holding on
to for a while. You know, I do

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this whenever I go out of town.
And while these are not freshly

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rendered bits, it doesn't mean
they're stale. They're just

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songs that just didn't fit into
what I was doing that week. So I

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keep them to play them on
occasions like this. We are

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starting out with a rocking tune
by Tony salamoni. Unleash you.

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Unknown: I guess this is
goodbye. We know it's been a

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long time coming, but now we
gotta fight. Yes, we've been

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keeping our demons hit us.
There's fire in your words, and

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I know it's gotta hurt. Burns in
your mouth, and if you want to,

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You can let it out. Something's

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changing. Got a whole we victims

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to our faith? Am I guilty or
just the first to walk away, but

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now you're talking down to me,
and it makes me kind of glad I

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didn't say Show me your words,
but there's

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Gonna gotta hold on.

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I believe. I show me your words.
Yeah, make it hurt. Go.

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Kevin Bae: Yeah, Tony ceremony
and unleash. Next up, we've got

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Embleton and you're killing me.

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Unknown: Sunrise coming. I'm
guilty again. Rooster crowing.

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It's not the first time I see
you running you kiss my neck and

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pick me up Again, and it feels
like Diane, the slow dead Lord.

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Oh, dear Lord, don't you know
they are killing

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me with kindness. You're living
the picture.

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You, Jesus, your King.

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I thought you were a ghost just
in there. Didn't care always,

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man, looking for the bad in me.
I compared you to my dad. To be

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honest, I've been wondering if
you could really love me. I

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thought

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you were a cautious standing
there. Didn't care, always mad,

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looking for the bad in

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me. I compared you to my dad. To

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me, honest, I've been wondering
if you could really love me. You

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said you really loved me, and it
feels like Heaven,

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and it feels like dying, don't
you?

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Kill me?

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Leo, don't kill me. I can't
believe it.

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Singing, Canada

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ringing through these halls.

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Don't you know that you're

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killing me with kindness? You're

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kidding me. Oh, me.

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Kevin Bae: Jesus, nice song.
Next up, we've got Jack

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feminister and wild out there,

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Unknown: a pimp through a window
with some stinkers places people

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once were that now are deserted,
so wild out there, driving down

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Main Streets the first time in
rings. The herd are all lined up

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to one by one. See the mundane
and missing reason to leave and

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stand on street corners I
remember

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hold holding our own lives and
seeking fantastic return to the

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ones that don't corrupt their
own interests. They gracious.

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They turn on the lines of words,
oh,

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wow, psychedelic daydreams of
household vaccines. They don't

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care about us, and you don't
seem to see you're why it's wild

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out there. Baby bags, people in
big, empty houses. They're

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selfish at home. Of our worst
when they're out of it, back

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bone the folds would all those
around it'll stay safe inside my

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sixth class of one. I've heard
it's all wild out there, I've

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heard it's all wild out there.
I've heard it so wild out there.

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I've heard it so wild out there.
Oh.

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One, two you

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Kevin Bae: so as I'm, as I said,
I am not here. This is not live,

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but it is sort of live. I have
absolutely nobody on the stream

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right now. Well, the reason I
stream it live anyway, I like to

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record live that. I don't edit
anything. All the mistakes are

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there. It's all it's all hanging
out there. But sometimes when I

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turn on the stream, because
I'll, I'll do the stream, I'll

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start it like an hour before I'm
actually gonna do the show when

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I do it live. And occasionally,
just people run across it. I had

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listeners from like China, from
other places in the world. I

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don't even know how they bumped
into it, because it's not

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something i i just put out
there. I guess it's on it's on

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my website. So if somebody runs
across the website, SATs and

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sounds calm, they would run
across a link for the live

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stream. And so they just kind of
somehow tune in. And so I just

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kind of do it anyway, just in
case somebody shows up. You

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never know. This is a value for
value music podcast. And to

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participate, you need a modern
podcast app. Go to modern

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podcast apps.com pick one out
for yourself. I've got links on

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my website. SATs and sounds calm
to cast O Matic fountain podcast

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guru. Pod, first curio caster.
Pod, friend and true fans. And

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with the modern podcast app, you
load up the wallet with some

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bitcoin, and then you stream
while you listen, you stream

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payments. While you listen, you
set the amount that you stream,

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and while you're listening on
this show, 95% goes to the

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artist you're listening to. So
when you hear a song and you're

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streaming payments to them, and
the song changes, the wallet

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changes, so that way anything
that you're sending gets

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attributed to the artist that's
playing. You can also do

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something called a boost, where
you hit the boost button in the

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app and you send some extra
SATs. Or you can send what's

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called a boost to gram, and
that's sending extra SATs along

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with a message, now I've got no
boosts or boost to grams for

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this week, because obviously, at
least I've got, I don't know

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what I've got, if I've got
anything, so normally I read the

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boosts at this point in time in
the show. But since there's

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nothing, we're just gonna move
on with more music that just

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never made it into the show
we've got coming up here, Asaph

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folks, hopefully I'm pronouncing
that right, Asaph, or Asaph

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folks, in a song that will
probably that has a theme that

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we should all inspired to and
it's color the heart.

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Unknown: It's not the color of
the skin that matters, but the

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color of the heart. It's not
where you have come from, but

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where you set to start. It's not
the things you worship. It's. Or

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the stuff you Flint around, but
the words you speak to others

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that make you wear a crown. It's
the color of the heart that

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makes you who you are. Shades of
what you do or say can heal or

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they can scar without

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the hate and the size we are not
changing our lives to wash away

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all of the colors. I plan on
taking the dye we conquer the

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gold, place it in reach, save it
and make it unique, and what we

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keep gaining is peace,
maintaining the face of defeat.

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When the power of love starts to
overcome. Love for the power, we

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just water the trust and it turn
into flowers. We put in the

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hours we can empower make it a
pain for the doubters. Ironic.

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They want us to fall, and the
blessings start ringing it

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louder, the beauty all over the
world to find from the inside,

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though everybody might hear some
incline, seeing progress is a

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big sign. Look, I'm color blind.
I know the Unity bringing the

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strength. And the ones that's
complaining the most, they

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usually ain't moving the inch.
So let's build down here

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in the country, we don't raise
our kids see black and white. We

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raise them up strong in the
Lord. Teach them how to see

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wrong and right. If we could
just all pull together, then we

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can win this fight. Love your
brother, love your sister. Walk

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by faith, not by sight. Look
with your heart, open your mind,

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because we are all God's
children on the inside, open

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your eyes. Been beautiful from
the beginning when we take our

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last prayer for no time left
when this journey's over, love

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is what lasts, and all that
matters is, how do we treating

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each other? We gotta look at one
another down deep within and not

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just focus on the surface color
of our skin, but if we only look

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for good and see what we can
find. This is our time. Let it

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shine colors.

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Love what we talking about, what
they talking about. Time to work

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it out. Yeah, time we talk it
out. Use colors as propaganda

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tools. Dividing, conquer the
value. Unite with honor our

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tools.

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We want to spend it together.
Change for the better money and

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looks to see. Words are what
matter. Actions are measured,

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not the color of one's green on
this, we can all agree, as easy

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as 123, so many faces, races and
places for you is all I see.

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You see many faces. It's really
only one racing. That's why I'm

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color blind. Only thing that
matters is your vibration. Feel

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me. I forgot more love. You can
see it in my aura. Every win is

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a celebration. If we together,
we forward, be there for your

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people show up different coaches
say they know us. We together

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like one family, very sacred,
like the load up compassion in

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my face to feel no pain is in
you may embrace it and keep in

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faith that unity

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remains. It's not the color of
the skin that matters, but the

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color of the heart ignorance
comes in all colors, but love

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sets you apart.

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Kevin Bae: Be nice if we could
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Well, who knows. So I follow up
that one with a song by Luke

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wood. And you know, I didn't
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playing it now, so I don't know
if it actually goes beam wise

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after color of the heart, but
the song is titled better days,

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and hopefully we can get back to
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having better days. My segues
are still hot. Red Hot

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Unknown: is ill, but I can't
sleep. 1000

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voices in my head can get no
relief. I

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i wish i could turn this down,
drum it out,

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and turn this train around.

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I turn on the TV,

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everything I see a little
saddens me. Is it all to

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believe?

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Me this American dream.

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Don't feel like a dream.

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Feels like a tragedy. I'm
praying for better.

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Opening got

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Open. Before the Change starts
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Kevin Bae: Now. Now we move on
to Jay Eddie's country Express,

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baby, I'll Be Missing you.

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Unknown: Sorry for loving you.

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What exactly do you expect me to
do? Well, Bae, Bae, I'll Be

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Missing you.

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Hey, there you've been messing
around with all the other girls.

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Up with all the other girls in
the town and Bae, Bae, I'll be

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missing.

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You. You've been seen

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baby in bae, home after they get

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through with

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you, baby. I Honey,

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don't come around. I'm sick and
tired of the talking town

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because, Baby, I'll Be Missing
you. I'll Be Missing you

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you've Been

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you make it through

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come home

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and just make it through

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with you, baby. I. Ever missing

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Kevin Bae: you? Jay Eddie's
country Express, baby, I'll Be

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Missing you. So if you're new to
listening to this podcast, we

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just kind of ran across it
normally. What I do is I play

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songs that have just been
posted. I call them freshly

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rendered bits, which is not
taking off anywhere, but it's

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okay. I'm gonna keep going with
it. I play new songs that have

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been they may not be new, but
they're newly posted online in

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the value for value world, or
what's sometimes called the

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value first. And I find my music
most of the time using the

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website, ln beats.com it's Larry
Nancy beats.com and I kind of

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sift through there, and I go to
all the new stuff, and I find

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songs that, you know, kind of
strike my fancy, and they're all

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different genres. You know,
they're probably more rock and

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pop heavy, but I'll play
country. I'll play some hip hop,

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some reggae even, but you know,
all kinds of stuff that I'll

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play, and that's why you see in
a show like this, where I'm not

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around and I'm using tracks that
I've kind of saved and held

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behind because they didn't fit
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playing that week. Because this
song, this song, this show, is a

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half an hour, so it's a quick
hit, where you can get roughly

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nine or 10 songs of new tracks
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past week. In a week or two,
that's usually how fresh they

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are. I mean, that way, you know,
you can get some of the music

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from artists maybe you've never
heard of, you know, many of them

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I've never heard of, and it's
been fantastic to discover all

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this music that's out there that
people are making that otherwise

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you would never hear. And the
reason we do this value for

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values, because the artists
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they've seen more money through
music podcasts like this one,

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and other ones like lightning,
thrashes and Magic Mountain

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Music, hour up beats, it's a
mood, all These different music

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shows that play these new
tracks, they're reporting that

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they're getting more money
through value for value music

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than they're getting through
even like Spotify in just a few

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months. Or I've been doing this
for two years now than they've

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received from Spotify ever. So
we're gonna continue on the next

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one is a track by garage t
rashington. Interesting name his

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track is, kill me, baby,
interesting track, quirky song,

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kill

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Unknown: me. Baby.

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Me, baby, but not so fast.

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Let the good taste light and if
the Good goes, bae. Bae,

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and reach the promised

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land. I don't want you to see me
cry. Just simply hate my

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kill me, baby,

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right there in your hearts, I
will feel no harm

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As the world goes dark, go home
and kill

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me, baby.

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Just do. O, kill me,

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baby, kill me. Baby, say goodbye
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kill me. Baby, kill me.

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Baby, kill me. Baby,

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kill me. Baby,

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Kevin Bae: here's another artist
that I like a lot, and for some

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reason she always ends up just
kind of on my cutting room

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floor, and I don't know why, but
this is from her album. Say La

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vie. This is Lumba. And
remember,

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Unknown: God, show me, please.

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Tell me. Show me every memory in
the moment side of frozen in

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time,

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because these are the things I
want to remember, even the bae

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and tits and fights, won't you
tell me I want to remember these

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are the days I want to talk
about how you and I survived the

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night. Won't you Tell me I wanna
remember

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me if I slowly start to lose my
soul, and you can reach me if

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you lose me, Show me your memory
and the moments are frozen in

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time, darling, because these are
the things I want to remember,

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even the bae and tears and
fights, won't you tell me I want

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to Remember. These are the days
I want to talk about how you and

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I survived the nights. Won't you
tell me I want to remember

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because these are the things I
want to talk about, even the

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penances and fights, won't you
tell me, I wanna remember. These

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are the days I wanna talk about
how you and Dad survives. Won't

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you tell me, I wanna remember
who

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boom, boom, boom boom.

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Kevin Bae: Now for something
just a little different,

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sometimes I say completely
different. But this one's only a

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little different. It's Dimitri.
Do it? No dollars, no pesos, no

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shit coin, just Bitcoin. Bitch
coins.

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Unknown: Welcome to the Bitcoin
beach.

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Bitcoin Beach, oh yeah. Bitcoin
Beach, oh yeah.

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Bitcoin Beach, oh yeah. Do

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it With the Bitcoin beach.

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Me Wait. El Salvador,

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gonna say, yeah, gonna save you
all, yeah, gonna save you all. I

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don't wear your prime. Don't

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give me no drama. I just feeling
back, yeah, give a try to give

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me and then I stay calm again. I
don't take my shit points. I

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just said, your Bitcoin bitch,

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Bitcoin bitch. Oh yeah, you

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Goo, goo scoopies. Remember me,
shackles, shackles country

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central banks get some
clarification. Rates rise and

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fall, comma now make that call
with trader Nunavut To our

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Bitcoin beach and Bitcoin El
Salvador. El Salvador.

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Bae, will you take his
daughters? Will you take his

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Euro

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salad for door? Bitcoin?

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Salvador peso, are we fine? So

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Kevin Bae: the song was Bitcoin
beach. But of course, with

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whatever accent they're singing
with, it's Bitcoin bitch. I

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thought it was fun. That is your
show for this week. Go to

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satsounds.com I have links to
every track you heard today.

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Also hit up the shop link. You
can get yourself a SATs and

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sounds t shirt, which everybody
needs. Everybody needs it. Well,

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I need you to have it. Go to
podcast index.org hit up their

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big red donate button. Help them
out, because they make all of

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this possible. Hopefully I'm not
too tired on my way back on the

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bus back to Paris, because I got
some baguettes to eat in the

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morning. Next week, I'll also be
a recorded show, nothing live

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next week. I'm not sure exactly.
I don't think I have anything

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scheduled for that Monday. So
it's a anything goes in Paris,

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wherever my wife leads me. So
until that time later, I