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Playing all across the land
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you, you, you
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What does it take to be a really
successful rock star?
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Online interview.
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Great question, Dave.
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First you need musical ability.
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Check. A great sense of rhythm.
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Check. Cool style.
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Big check.
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A lucky pig called Dudley.
HE CHUCKLES
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Eh?
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That'll do. Check.
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And lots of musical instruments.
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That sounds expensive.
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How much?!
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HORN SOUNDS
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Oh, sorry, Dave. We'll have
to catch up later.
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It's Fanbase.
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Oh! Hello, loves!
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Hi, Andy's mum. Hi, Ruby!
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Now, we're a little behind
on our fan requests.
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A little?!
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This one's from 12:30.
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Lunchtime? No!
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The year 1230. Hm.
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THEY GASP
What?
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But that's nearly 800 years ago.
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"Hi, Maid Marian here."
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Maid Marian?! From the Robin Hood
stories. Cool!
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"The good people of Nottingham
have had their treasure stolen..."
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Treasure?
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That means money - and money means
goodbye, roadie Whiff,
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and, hello, rock star Whiff!
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"It's in the
wicked Sheriff's Castle.
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"Please help get it back.
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"Meet me in Sherwood Forest,
third tree on the right."
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Third tree on the right?
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We'll do it!
THEY JUMP
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Erm, well, if Whiff's in,
then we all are.
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Lovely! We'll let her know.
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Pass us a feather, Rubes. Hm!
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TWANG!
Ooh! Tickles.
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Band, we've got ourselves
an Odd Job.
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Let's get the rock
and roller back in...
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Why are we going
backwards really fast?
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It's how you
travel back in time.
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Time travel is so cool!
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And also very helpful
for storytelling purposes.
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We're here.
Odd Socks, off the bus.
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Loving the outfits, Blu.
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No worries, Andy. It's what I do.
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Yeah, thanks a lot.
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Sorry, Whiff, it's all I had left.
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Whatever.
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So, treasure?
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Treasure this moment,
it's really special.
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It is! This is Sherwood Forest.
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There's a lot of trees. Yeah.
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What is it that Rubes said again?
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"Third tree on the right."
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I wonder which one that is?
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Well, it could be this one.
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Ah.
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BRANCHES RUSTLE
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Hi! Hi.
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Could you take us to
Maid Marian, please?
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I am Maid Marian.
THEY GASP
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You guys must be the Odd Socks.
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ARROW TWANGS
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Whoa!
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Nice archery skills! Really nice.
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Hang on, if you're so good
at that sort of thing,
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why do you need us
to rescue the treasure?
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Because it's 12:30.
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Lunchtime?
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No, the year 1230.
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I'm Maid Marian. My dad's pretty
important round here,
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so I'm not able to do
any cool stuff.
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Oh, that's so rubbish! Yeah!
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Don't worry, Maid Marian,
we're here to help.
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Come on, let's go.
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Ahem! This way.
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Oh, yeah. You lead the way.
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You guys go ahead.
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I'll... I'll guard the
rock and roller.
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Good thinking, Princess.
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Thanks, babe.
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There it is.
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It's going to be tricky getting in.
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I wish I could come with you.
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ARROW TWANGS
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Why don't you?
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You're an awesome shot.
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I'll get into trouble if they find
out I'm off having adventures. Oh.
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ARROW TWANGS
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Oh!
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You know, people tried telling me
I couldn't be a drummer.
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What did you do?
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I drummed even louder.
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Thanks, Moxy.
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The treasure's kept in that
tower up there.
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Right. We just need to
get past that guard.
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MEDIEVAL MUSIC PLAYS
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Ahem! Hello, my good man. Guard.
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Yes? We are here to entertain
the good Sheriff of Nottingham.
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Right.
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RIO BEATBOXES
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we are here to entertain
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but a little short of the time
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Cos we're here to impress
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No.
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Get lost.
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Yeah, right.
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Makes sense.
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Oi!
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Oh, hi.
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I have a date with
the Sheriff of Nottingham.
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Right.
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Hi. Delivery for the sheriff.
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Fair enough.
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Simples!
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Awesome job, Marian.
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Thanks. Be careful, Moxy.
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The perfect disguise!
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No-one will bother me
while I'm wearing this.
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Look, it's Friar Tuck!
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Is it?
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Oh, yeah, erm...
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Bless you, my children. Bless you.
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We need to find the stolen
treasure, Mr Tuck.
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It's over there.
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Let's go.
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HE CACKLES
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They're after the treasure!
Come on. Thieves, stop!
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Oh!
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THEY GRUNT
Uh-oh!
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Oi, you! Erm...
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We went that way.
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Oh, thank you.
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Well, that seemed to work.
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Right, let's go find that treasure.
Come on.
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Well, that's not a barrel
of laughs. Run!
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THEY YELL
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MAC WHIMPERS
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THEY YELL
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Come on, fast!
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THEY PANT
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THUMPING ON DOOR
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Ahh!
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Here, have these.
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There's thieves about, don't
let anyone in the treasure room.
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Erm, right.
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Halt! Who goes there?
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We're on a guided tour.
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Is that the treasure room?
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Yeah. No entry.
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THEY SIGH
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Whiff?
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Yeah, it's me.
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Of course!
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You snuck into the castle to pretend
to guard the treasure,
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but actually you were waiting to let
us in the whole time!
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Genius, Whiff!
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Yep, that's exactly what I'm doing.
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Brilliant.
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Let's rescue that treasure.
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Wow!
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The guards are coming!
Let's get the door.
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Got the treasure.
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But we're trapped!
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What do we do?
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We need an escape plan.
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ARROW TWANGS
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What's going on?
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I think I know.
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Hold the door, Mac.
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Use the rope. Use the rope!
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Gentlemen, we have our escape plan.
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All right? All right?
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How was your date with the Sheriff?
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Dreadful.
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Turns out he doesn't like beards.
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Tch. Tch.
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See you.
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Woohoo!
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Oi, come back
with that treasure!
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THEY CHEER
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Marian, you were awesome!
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We couldn't have done it
without you.
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Thanks, guys.
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The treasure! The treasure,
where's the treasure?
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Hi. Message from the good
people of Nottingham.
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"Thank you for returning
our treasure."
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It's our pleasure.
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Well, that sounds like
Odd Job complete.
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Who's in the Odd Socks?
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We are!
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Hey, I heard you're pretty handy
with a bow and arrow.
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Fancy a contest? You're on.
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Who is that kid?
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It says "Robin" here! Oh.
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THEY GASP
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Robin Hood!
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One day those two are going
to make a great story.
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we are on your tail
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we'll never fail
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Hey
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Ho
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Hey
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Ho
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Hey
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Ho
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Hey
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Ho
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they will roam
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to its rightful home
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Hey
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Ho
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Hey
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Ho
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Hey
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Ho
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Hey
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Ho
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So what's the one big secret
to being a successful rock star?
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Having a great roadie.
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That's right.
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You need a great roadie
who is always, always there for you
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and never, ever, ever
wants to leave.
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for you, you, you
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