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I'd chase the whale on the run, but
I'm... I'm jumping from mountains
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and I'm jumping from the skies.
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Um,
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maybe Craig's album? Don't hit me.
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Oh my god, it dropped yesterday?
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I'm looking so awkward posing.
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You know, if Craig was still here, it
would cut the amount of dork in the
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showcase by like 33%. Look, she is the
ash.
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Who could that possibly be about?
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You wrote all these songs in rehab?
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Well, not my window.
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It's not that bad, actually.
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Doesn't sound like the other songs,
though.
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That's because I wrote it.
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Guys, Craig gave me a shout -out in his
album, Thank Yous.
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Glad one of us got mentioned.
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He used one of my songs.
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And he didn't credit you.
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Well, whatever. I can always make more.
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Good, because like it or not, I'm
putting you down for the talent
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You know what? I'm in.
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Maybe it's time I came out of
retirement.
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86 hours a night.
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89.
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Let's see Craig plagiarize that.
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What grade does it take you to crack a
smile?
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This means NYU is guaranteed and then we
hit law school.
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Or we think about law school.
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I thought we already did that.
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What's the rush?
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Maybe there's still some time to chase
dreams.
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As long as it's a dream you're chasing
and not revenge on a songwriting ex.
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not about that.
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It's not about getting back at Craig for
what he did to me. It's about what
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Craig did for himself.
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He focused on his music, and he made it
happen.
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It's inspiring.
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Inspired by another dude.
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Ouch.
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Jimmy, you're inspiring, too.
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You're awesome, Art.
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You're guitar playing.
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You're mad freestyle rhyming skills.
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Okay, now you're sucking up. I'm not.
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Jimmy, I think you're genius.
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Well, if you're the beauty and I'm the
smart one, there's no problem with that,
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so I won't start one, you know?
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How do you do that in a nanosecond?
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You inspire me, baby.
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This
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is
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high school, not a daycare.
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Okay, I don't want to share a locker
either, but...
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We have to compromise.
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Okay. This is not meeting halfway.
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Hey,
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Holly J. Great locker locale.
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Bev, hi.
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You look hot even in these disgusting
hallways.
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We know each other, right?
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You probably remember her waddling from
class to class. Or Mia.
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Jones. I... I was at Lakehurst.
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Yeah, yeah, you had a baby.
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That her?
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Cute.
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All right.
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See you guys later.
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Yeah. Yeah.
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Best horse.
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And that is why you never try and beat
the master at his own game. Well, I
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thought you were the sensitive artiste
slash clothing designer.
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When will you learn?
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I'm everything.
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Including Degrassi's next superstar's
boy toy.
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Yeah. What's wrong with being someone
else?
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No shame.
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Ash keeps talking about this chasing our
dreams thing.
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What I think she really wants is a solo
project.
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So what are you going to do when she
gets all famous on you?
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You're not helping.
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Well, come on.
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She sounds amazing. Her music kicks.
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Dude, look at her.
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Hey, Ashley, is it true you're a partner
with Craig Manning?
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We played together, yeah.
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Imagine.
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You used to perform together on this
very stage.
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All the time, actually.
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Wow.
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I heard Sea of the Ash is about you.
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You're like our own little piece of him,
you know?
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Just what I always hoped to be known as.
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Uh -huh.
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Craig Manning's old girlfriend.
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Head -headed for trouble? Are you
kidding me?
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Get this, man. He's going to die.
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Song girl, wrong girl.
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Oh, so everyone he kisses is a song
title now. Hey, Griffith. Hey, meet
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What's up? Oh, and Ashley, two of our
oldest friends.
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Uh, cool chair, man.
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One of the perks of being shot.
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Oh, I'm sorry to hear that, dude.
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Uh, Marco, make sure you bring your
friends to the open jam, all right?
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Later. Open jam?
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That sounds cool.
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Yeah, he does one every week. It's like
one of the three things I know about the
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guy.
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You trying to get a record deal?
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You scared of me making a name for
myself?
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No, not at all.
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As long as it doesn't make you forget
about your high school sweetheart.
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Perform with me tomorrow.
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Are you sure?
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That's your song.
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You can freestyle over the chorus.
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If I'm chasing dreams, you're coming
with me.
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Okay.
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Tell me anything. Stop, stop, stop. Give
me a stop.
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So it's not tight enough?
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No, it's something tonal. It's competing
with the piano.
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Okay, why don't you just tweak the
levels?
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Then it's not about the harmony.
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I need to figure it out.
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Ash, it sounds great right now.
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Well, it doesn't sound the way it sounds
in my head.
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I can fix it, just... I think I have
what I need.
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Okay.
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Give you some head space?
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Hand me the ear.
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It's talent time, but grab me. Bring
your lunch to the gymnasium for our
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showcase.
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Wow. That fab guy sure is hot.
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No, Manny, I call him.
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Don't worry, I don't go after 10th
graders.
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So you gonna talk to him?
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It just seems soon.
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After the last boyfriend.
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Mia, the past is the past. Carpe diem.
These the same.
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Many have tried. None have succeeded.
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Especially ones with baby weight.
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Now, what would I do without Holly J.
Sinclair looking out for me?
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Hold on. Holly J. Sinclair?
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As in Heather Sinclair?
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She's my sister. Wait.
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Boyfriend stealing, bad nose job having,
puppy drowning, queen of evil is your
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sister?
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Taught me everything she knows.
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Might be a problem, sweetie.
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What? Why?
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I have to debate her tomorrow morning.
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Tell me everything.
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Let's just say if Holly J and Heather
share the same DNA, you're going to have
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to fight fire with huge, enormous
flames.
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About a light?
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tonal issues i um i went with an earlier
version
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so it's a solo project it's not that
your rap was bad it
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didn't really fit you're right now i'm
dead
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uh thanks guys that was yeah okay that's
great
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okay uh Up next, she keyboard styled
with Craig Manning. Give it up for my
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twisted stepsister, Ashley Kerwin.
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We're like a no -talent contest.
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That was amazing.
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I forgot what a Russian was to be on
stage.
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Cute. It's hope we've earned our song.
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Our song?
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Right. Your song.
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You screwed up my second verse, Jimmy,
and my third.
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But I helped you pick up the crowd.
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I didn't ask you to, and I didn't need
it.
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Jimmy, all they saw was you.
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Thank you.
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Let him hear.
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This? This is great.
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Wish I could have seen it live.
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Whatever, high school sucks.
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I sing, nobody cares.
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Jimmy rambles his rhymes, unrehearsed,
they go wild.
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Everything's easy for him.
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Yeah, except...
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Walking? Not what I meant.
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People thought I was Craig's sidekick. I
don't want to be Jimmy's. Does that
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make me a bitch?
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I forgot I asked.
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That's a cool melody. Who is this?
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I ain't looking at her.
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This is you?
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Who's out with the flow?
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Jimmy.
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Dude from last night?
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Wheelchair?
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Are you guys coming to the open jam
tomorrow night? Oh, they're busy.
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No, we're not.
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Cool. Make sure Jimmy comes, because
there's going to be so many of our guys
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there, and they should really see him.
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Actually, I'm not really sure that's a
thing, but I wrote and produced this. I
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could be there.
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Yeah, sure. I mean, if it's cool with
Jimmy, I guess you can perform with him.
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When intelligent people look at both
sides, a
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fight... Becomes a debate.
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Remember, passion is persuasive.
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Let's see it.
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Our topic is foreign adoption, with
Holly J on affirmative and Mia on
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Be it resolved that foreign adoption has
many benefits. By illustrating these
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benefits, I intend to prove that...
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Um, Griffin, Elle's roommate, wants you
to perform at his open jam tonight.
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That's amazing.
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Okay, uh, okay, we gotta double the
harmony.
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I'm gonna layer this new rhyme.
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Uh, no, not we.
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He just wants you.
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Oh.
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So I'm gonna forget it.
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Jimmy, you saw the audience yesterday.
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I can take a hint.
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I'm not a performer like you.
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Look, we are a team.
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And this is an amazing opportunity.
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Okay.
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Be there.
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Orphan children in other countries
receive far less care than orphan
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here. That doesn't mean those children
don't need a family just as much.
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Point of personal privilege, Mr.
Chairman. Just because I don't have a
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Point of inquiry, Mr. Chairman.
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Does the speaker realize that her spray
tan is running?
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Seth. Uh, speaker is out of order. My
worthy opponent is biased due to her
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matronly obligation.
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And cankle. Well, then maybe we should
debate testing for psychosis in herpes
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-infected teens.
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Since the speaker's highly qualified...
Order in the court.
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Mia.
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If you can't be mature about this, take
a seat.
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But, Ms. Kwan, I was... Next group.
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Yo, man, you seen Ashley? The
girlfriend?
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No, dude.
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Look, if she doesn't show, I'm not
taking no for an answer. I need you up
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She's the music, though.
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She's taken care of.
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What? Where'd you get that?
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Don't worry about it, man.
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Listen, you do you, okay? If this goes
well, this could mean big things down
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road for both of us.
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Got it?
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Griffin, two minutes.
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You're up next.
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Do you have room for one more?
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Actually, I've got room for one and a
half.
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Hey,
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Sav, about the debate.
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I was stupid.
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Hey, Holly J has got a knack for
provocation. Trust me, I know.
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Oh.
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Why were you guys ever... Oh, no.
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No way.
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The only thing she and I have in common
is Lakers.
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So, you're not seeing anyone?
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Nah, free as a bird.
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All
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right,
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everybody having a good time out there?
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Yeah? Okay, you ain't seen nothing yet.
Everybody give it up for my newest fan,
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Jimmy Brooks.
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Look, me and the mic, we coexist.
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My flow is a glass box with no exits.
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And you can observe why you trapped in
it. Took my lady's track and I sprinkled
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some breath in it. And now they like,
please, please tell us your reality,
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We can't fathom how it's there to be
forever confined.
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My mother always told me what to do with
my best foot. So sit and say you know
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that it is never behind.
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And metaphorically, I'm ahead of the
rest. And proud of the fact that I've
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accomplished that.
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Vocal track sounds great. Must be really
happy. This is really good for him.
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Yeah, definitely better than meeting up
there with him.
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Tell me anything but the truth. Can't
figure out how I'm supposed to make it
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now. Tell me lies.
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I said tell me lies.
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So,
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got a CD for me or what?
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Where were you?
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Over there watching you kick ass.
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So why didn't you come up?
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Because you didn't need me.
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Guess what?
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I just talked to the guy from Cobase
Records. He wants to hear more.
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Are you serious?
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Yeah. Jimmy?
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He loved you, but he also said that
Ash's backing track was, um, seductive.
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Really? I wonder if it was the second
verse progression.
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And get this, okay?
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When I told him you were a young
producer, he said he wanted to hear a
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Yeah, you guys are the real deal, and I
think this could be awesome, okay? So
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you should be excited.
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Wherever I go, you're coming with me.
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Nia, I had a great time last night.
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So many coffees, I couldn't sleep.
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Listen, tell Isabella I said thanks,
huh?
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Tell her yourself.
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We go to the park after school.
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Want to join us?
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Uh, sorry, I got to soccer.
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Well, then maybe next time.
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Nia, you're great.
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But I don't want to jump into anything
until I've got my bearings around here,
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okay?
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Yeah, of course.
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See you in class, okay?
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So, search for stepdaddy continues, huh?
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That's sad.
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You're evicted, Holly J.
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You can't evict me. I am?
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Looks like I just did.
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Looks like Craig is going to have some
competition.
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Did you send a demo off yet?
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Oh, I'm just bringing a new version.
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What new version?
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I just needed a few tweaks.
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Such the perfectionist.
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But you are the brains of this outfit,
and if it doesn't work out, then at
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we can both go to law school.
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Okay, I have two minutes, so I'm going
to go find Spin, and I will see you in
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science class.
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track and i break up some rap in it and
now they like please please tell us your
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reality no shame
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