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Bright lights Can I get a bright light
on this
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stage?
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Gotta game You gotta get it right so
you're all the rage
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Broken hearts
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It's always bad but never been this
strange.
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They always fall in love with me.
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But my answer is always the same.
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We don't know.
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We're still young.
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I'm trying to be positive, but this is
bad.
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Our first gig was a disaster.
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And not to mention,
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The mudcracker is total.
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I'm not very happy right now.
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I was almost kicked out of Lost and
Bound for stealing a song. I thought
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that I could make a really good song and
that you guys would like me.
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Because no one ever likes me.
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I want to be here, but it's really hard
for me.
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I'm just trying to be brave.
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So far, I've been loving it at Lost and
Found.
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I've met some amazing people.
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I'm starting to have feelings for you.
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And things with my new boyfriend, Tully,
are going great.
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He's so amazing.
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You're not better than me.
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And I go wherever I want.
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My brother Tully keeps showing up at
Lost and Found.
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I'm gonna have to find a way to get him
out of here.
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I never wanted that part of my life to
come to last and found, but now it's
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here.
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I am really happy to be back in the band
with Leia, Rachel, and Amber.
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Leia only let me back in because I
promised to stay away from Luke.
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I hope everything goes smoothly from
here on out.
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Things could not be better right now.
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The band is back together, and I can
start making my move on Luke.
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I'm totally in control!
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This year at Lost and Found has been a
rollercoaster for me. Really think about
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why you're here right now.
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I can't hide what's going on inside me
anymore, but I'm terrified.
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Things with Michelle are complicated.
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I saw her outside of my house last night
after our gig, and she ran away before I
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could talk to her.
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Now I'm really not sure what I should
say to her.
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We're all so excited to see where this
journey at Lost and Found takes us
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next. It's gonna be amazing.
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One, one, two, one.
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One, two, three, two, one. One, two,
three, four, three, two, one. One, two,
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three, four, five, four, three, two,
one.
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One, one, two, one. One, two, three,
two, one.
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What'd I miss?
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Mackie's back.
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No, the band is back.
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We're just warming up, and then we're
going to start working on songs.
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Cool. I just wrote five songs, so we can
start with one of these.
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Well, actually, we were just discussing
writing a song now.
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Uh, no.
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Usually we don't write songs during
rehearsals.
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Who's heard of a band who can't write a
song when they get together?
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Are you saying that one of the band
rules is that we can only sing songs
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that we've already written?
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It's not a rule. It's just a suggestion
to help the band. Oh, okay. So what are
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your other suggestions?
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Well, we can start with one of my songs.
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Well, I think that we should actually
get really clear on what the rules are
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before we start doing that.
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Uh-oh.
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I knew the good times wouldn't last.
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Okay. I'm really happy to be back.
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but this band needs to make some serious
changes.
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On a scale of 1 to 10, we all want our
songs to be 11s. So we started this
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thing called Going to 11. It's where
other musicians can give honest feedback
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to make our songs better.
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Come on, come on.
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Come on, come on.
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Come on, come on. Open road.
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Come on, come on.
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Come on, come on.
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Come on, come on. This is my first Go to
11, and I'm kind of surprised.
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I know the singers have to take their
songs to 11, but we also have to take
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our criticism to 11.
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I'm just worried about telling Theo what
I really think.
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Let's take the open road.
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Awesome.
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What did you think? Take me to 11.
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I think it's great, but there could
probably be some more depth in the
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bridge. I'm afraid that my going to 11
is a lot harsher than the other
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musicians'. It's really good, but I'm
thinking...
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Maybe some counter melodies or
something?
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Everyone's just touching on the surface
and not getting to the heart of the
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problem, which is that this song has no
heart.
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Mary?
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Oh, yeah. Um... It was fine.
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It was fine?
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If there's one thing I know, it's that
fine covers for bad.
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Fine's almost as bad as nice.
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Fine, that's everything?
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Yeah. Nice song.
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Okay. Thank you.
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This isn't like any go-to 11 I've ever
heard.
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Mary's holding something back.
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I found this.
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Wow. That's great.
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All right.
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What do you think?
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What do I think? I think your
suspension's done.
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Your tranny's shot. You need a new rear
axle. I haven't looked at the engine
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yet. You got a whole bunch of body work.
It's going to cost you about five, six
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grand, I'd say.
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All right. One second.
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Five grand?
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The Legion only paid us 50 bucks for
this gig.
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I have no idea what we're gonna do now.
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It's gonna take five grand to fix this
thing.
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Five grand? Are you kidding me? We could
buy five new vans with that. Hey, this
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is sentimental.
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This is the muck cracker here.
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You're a muck cracker.
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You know what, James? I'm really sick of
your attitude, man.
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Really negative.
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You know that you could be replaced.
You're a drummer, man.
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Remember that.
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Oh. We need to think of something.
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Wait. What if, um, what if we, like, uh,
did a concert or something, like, for
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his kids?
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Yeah. Yeah. See, that's an idea, man.
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There you go.
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You're an idiot.
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All right.
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Here's the thing.
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Um, we're kind of like an up-and-coming
band.
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Really? Yeah.
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So we probably could play at, like,
birthday parties or something to help
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pay for the bill.
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Oh, yeah?
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Yeah.
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Magnus?
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It looks like we might not be able to
play our way out of this situation.
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This might be the end of the muckraker.
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Hey, I got your message. Is everything
okay?
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Hey, yeah. I've just... I've had
something bugging me.
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Yeah, shoot.
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Um, I feel like you didn't go to 11 in
the go-to-11 clinic.
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I was very 11.
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No, you gave me a 5.
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At best.
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Theo, I gave you an 11.
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You gave me a 5.
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What more do you want? I want the truth.
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You're right. I... I actually only gave
you a 2.
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And that was generous.
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You gave me a 2?
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Yeah, I... I didn't want to hurt you.
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Well, you just did.
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Ceo, look.
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Music means the world to me.
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And I'm very hard on myself, and I don't
want to be hard on others and hurt them.
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Yeah. Well, I want you to be as hard on
me as you are on yourself.
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That's what Go To Eleven's all about.
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Are you sure you want my Eleven?
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Yeah, I really do.
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Okay.
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Meet me in the recording studio later.
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Okay Just remember you asked for this
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All
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right,
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so here are the band rules that we've
agreed upon so far what's so unnecessary
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Okay. One, no songs over four minutes.
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Two, bring original songs to practice.
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And three, no guests during practice
unless previously approved.
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And of course, whoever writes the song
gets to sing lead, yeah?
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But you wrote all the songs that you
brought, so are you going to sing lead
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on all of them?
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Well, no one else brought a song. Well,
I have a song.
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Maggie's a really good songwriter.
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I would love for the band to do a song
of hers.
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Who votes that we sing my song?
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I guess that's three against one.
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Uh-oh.
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I think there's some sort of power play
happening here.
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And you know what? Actually, I was
thinking that Rachel used to sing the
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song. Really? Yeah.
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That's fantastic.
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Yeah. I really think Rachel will sound
great on the song. And the fact that
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it'll annoy Leia is just a bonus.
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Oh, man.
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Maybe we should just put it out of its
misery.
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What if we tried to put the hubcap back
on? Maybe that's one repair that's
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fixed. Oh, man, there's not even a point
in doing that, man. That's a frisbee
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now. It's not a hubcap.
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It's pretty much done.
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We're doomed.
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We are doomed. The van doesn't work. We
don't have a van for gigs. We don't even
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have a car to put equipment in. Hey,
calm down.
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Honestly, this is not... That huge.
Well, it might be huge, but we can come
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back from this and I would love to buy
you ice cream.
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What kind of pep talk is that?
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What's this?
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Oh. This is about Michelle, isn't it? Of
course it is. That's why I did the
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little thing with my head indicating
that she's there. Well, then why don't
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you go talk to her?
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And see what? Hey, I saw you outside of
my house last night. Hey, maybe we
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should hang out sometime.
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Hold on. She was at your house last
night? Yes.
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Why didn't you just ask her to hang out
then, man?
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Because she was walking away from my
house, and that's not a good sign.
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No one walks away from my house happy.
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Look, you have much bigger things to
worry about right now than that.
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Look at this.
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James, what do you think?
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I think we're doomed.
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I'm nervous to hear what Mary has to say
about my song.
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I get the feeling I should buckle up.
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Have a seat.
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Well, Theo says he wants the real truth.
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Let's see if he really means it.
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So you wanted my 11, right?
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Okay.
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You're a great musician, but you weren't
yourself.
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I didn't feel who you were. I didn't
feel what your music was about. It was
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just listening to a guitar strumming and
strumming, and I got nothing.
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Like, yeah, it was entertaining, but
that's just because you're charming, and
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that's not enough.
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I only told Theo a few things, and he's
not even moving.
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See, this is what happens when I go to
11.
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So what do you think?
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I think you're an answer to my prayers
is what I think.
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I wrote this poem a couple years ago.
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I just, I've never been able to put
music to it.
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Oh.
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Can I read it? Yeah.
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The fact that Theo's been carrying
around this poem for so long shows that
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he connects with it. And that's exactly
what he needs to write a song with
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heart. So you can help?
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Yeah, of course.
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Let's see what we can come up with.
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Mary's criticisms were pretty harsh.
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But I'm excited to see what's going to
happen.
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Invincible, invincible.
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Such a bummer.
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Like, we barely had enough money to even
tow it here.
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Okay, if we could get it done for free,
but you had to have a bear in the back,
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like, living in the back, would you do
it?
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What kind of bear?
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Like, a full mammoth, polar, vicious.
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Would he have to feed it? Yeah, man.
Like, you gotta feed it, take care of
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it, take it out to pee, shave it.
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Yeah, I already do that with John, so...
Hey, that was one time.
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One time. Let it go. That's true, man.
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Totally.
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You know what? It doesn't even matter.
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Right. We're doomed. Yeah, man.
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The van's destroyed.
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We can't do anything about it. We don't
have a van to get us to gigs. We don't
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have anything.
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Yeah.
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Like, what are we going to do for gigs?
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I don't know.
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Walk? Luke's van is wrecked?
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That's awful.
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I wish there was something I could do
about it.
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Maybe there is.
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I think I've got a plan.
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Thank you so much, Uncle Jerry.
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I really appreciate... I have the best
surprise for Luke.
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My Uncle Jerry is fixing his van.
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The only thing is, I kind of told him it
was my van so that he would do it for
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free. Okay. Okay, bye.
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Phenomenal. I can't believe you sounded
like that. So what are you guys talking
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about? Well, we're just talking about
how completely amazing Rachel was
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singing that song.
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Thank you so much.
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You just have this ability where you
pick certain people to sing certain
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songs, and it just sounds awesome.
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Thanks. Actually, I was just thinking
that Rachel was just saying that torch
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song that you were working on a few
weeks ago.
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Torch song?
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Yeah.
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See through me?
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Yeah? I love that song.
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Would you mind?
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I wrote See Through Me about Luke.
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It's very personal, very raw and
emotional, and I think I'm the only one
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who could do the song justice.
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Yeah, you seem a little hesitant. Is
there a problem?
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Guys, I don't know. It's like my
signature song.
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I mean, we're a band now, so we really
need to share our songs.
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Okay, no problem.
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Thank you, thank you, thank you, thank
you, thank you!
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I think a war is coming.
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Some of us got some nicer shoes, but we
all gotta know the
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rules of the road.
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Okay, you got this. Grab your guitar and
let's take it from the top.
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I resisted taking my criticism to 11
because I was afraid of hurting Theo's
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feelings. But now I see the value in it.
We all just want to be better musicians.
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Turning
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Theo's poem,
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The Language of Love, into a song was an
amazing experience.
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Theo genuinely wanted my input and...
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It turned out to be an amazing
collaboration.
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We gotta relate.
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Cause now I learned me the brand new
language.
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The language of love.
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And all these words can't do no damage
in the language of love.
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Don't speak Greek, Chinese, English, or
Spanish.
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Just the language of love.
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Now I've learned me the brand new
language. All these words can't do no
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damage. Don't speak Greek, Chinese,
English, or Spanish.
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Just the language of love.
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Yeah, yeah.
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Just the language of love.
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Just the language of love.
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Just the language of love.
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The language of love, yeah.
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Just the language of love.
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Eleven?
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Twelve. Yeah.
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Now I learned me the brand new language.
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The language of love.
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I think that was a really great band
practice today.
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Glad you thought so.
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Listen, I don't know what you're trying
to do. I think you know exactly what I'm
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trying to do.
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I think we should all have equal power
in the band.
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Oh, is that why you're manipulating
Rachel?
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You know, if you just stopped worrying
about losing control for one second and
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listened to Rachel, you'd know that she
deserves to sing.
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Leia is accusing me of manipulating
Rachel?
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Leia is the queen of manipulation.
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Okay, I know that you don't like it, but
I think that Annabelle, Rachel, and I
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should all have equal say in the band.
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Yeah, but I think your voice is a little
bit louder than theirs, don't you think?
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Well, it's not as loud as yours yet.
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I knew it! You want to take control of
the band, but I am the leader here. If I
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really wanted to, I could get you kicked
out.
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Again. You know what?
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That's such a great idea, because then I
would have all this free time, and I
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could go see what Luke's up to.
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She's got me.
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I'm trapped.
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Trapped in a band with Maggie.
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I was thinking of getting a job.
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Yeah, that makes sense.
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Dude, where's my van?
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I don't know.
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Someone stole the van.
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Someone stole the van! No one stole the
van. That doesn't make any sense. Well,
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then where is it?
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I don't know.
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Maybe... Maybe it got impounded for
looking abandoned. It's a piece of junk.
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This isn't happening right now. This
isn't happening. This can't happen. Of
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course this is happening right now.
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Look, we can... We'll start checking
impound lots.
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We'll... We'll... Maybe missing van
signs?
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This isn't happening.
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I thought it was bad that the van was
totaled.
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But now it's gone.
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This is bad.
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And I have no idea what we're gonna do
now.
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Only a true light shines as bright as
you
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