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# Every day when you're walking down the street

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# Everybody that you meet

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# Has an original point of view

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-# And I say, hey!

-Hey!

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# What a wonderful kind of day

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# We can learn to work and play

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# And get along with each other

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# You gotta listen to your heart Listen to the beat

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# Listen to the rhythm of the street Open up your eyes! Open up your ears!

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# Get together, make things better By working together

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# It's a simple message And it comes from the heart

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# Believe in yourself For that's the place to start

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-# And I say, hey!

-Hey!

-What a wonderful kind of day

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# We can learn to work and play And get along with each other

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# What a wonderful kind of day, hey! What a wonderful kind of day, HEY! #

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Hey, DW!

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-Hey!

-Whoo!

-CRASH!

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MC: And now, your favourite twins - the Tipples.

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APPLAUSE

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# There's nothing's that's better than having a twin

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# Someone just like you through thick and through thin... #

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You find out together the best kinds of fun.

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Like haunting and teasing and making kids run.

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He'll never be better than you. Never worse.

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Your twin is your mirror - he's you in reverse.

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Boo-hoo if you lost out on having a twin.

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Though we're not boo-hooing - your loss is our win.

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And best thing of all is this happiness will be ours for ever

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so give out a whistle

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HE WHISTLES

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HE BLOWS A RASPBERRY

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LAUGHTER

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Whistling in the wind.

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I thought it was good, but I guess it's not.

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What do you mean?

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Miss Morgan said it was fine.

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But that's good, isn't it?

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Yeah, but she was thinking,

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"But I remember that puppet Arthur made when he was at pre-school."

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THEY CHUCKLE

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That's what happens when you have an older brother.

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They're always better than you.

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-But not us.

-Cos we're twins!

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Neither of us is older.

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-I am.

-No, I am!

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No, I am!

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Grandma said. By two minutes.

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We do everything the same.

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Show 'em, Timmy.

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Miss Morgan said mine was terrible.

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Mine too!

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And look... Same size footprint.

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Exactly the same.

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Yeah? Listen to this.

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HE WHISTLES

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Yeah, listen to this...

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BLOWS A RASPBERRY

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APPLAUSE

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That was great(!)

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Oh, yeah, I can see you two are exactly the same.

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I didn't know you could do that.

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I didn't know you couldn't.

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HE BLOWS AIR

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HE BLOWS AIR

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-Give it up already, little brother!

-Big brother.

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You're doing it wrong, that's the problem.

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-So, how should I do it?

-Like this.

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HE WHISTLES LOUDLY

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That is what I'm doing.

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No, it's not.

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Then what? Show me!

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I can't show you. I'm not a teacher.

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I have a mister in front of my name.

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-So?

-So pretending to be a teacher is probably against the law.

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I could go to jail.

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Oh, well, I could come and break you out.

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How could you break me out of jail when you can't whistle?

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How would you give me the signal?

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Oh, yeah...

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Don't worry about it, Timmy. You're still my favourite twin.

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Even if you can't do everything I can do.

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Psst! Tommy?

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It's Timmy. I've come to help you escape.

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Tommy?! Tommy?!

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PFFRRRT!

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PRRRT!

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-SIRENS BLARE

-Oh, no!

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TOMMY WHISTLES

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Hey, little brother. Thanks, but no thanks.

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-I broke myself out.

-Big brother!

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DOGS BARK AND SNARL

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Hey, you!

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HE WHISTLES SHRILLY

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Sit! >

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Huh?!

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HE WHISTLES AGAIN

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You, too!

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Come on!

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OK, Tommy! The bus stop's over there.

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Bus stop?! Are you kidding?

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WHISTLES >

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TYRES SCREECH

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POLICE RADIO CRACKLES

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What are you doing?

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Not only can't you whistle or drive,

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but you don't even have super powers?

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Boy, being older than you by two minutes sure makes a difference.

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I'll come and break you out in a few years, little brother.

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Big brother!

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Then they put handcuffs on me. It was awful.

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I just gotta learn you to whistle.

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Hey, Timmy! Come over here and play.

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In a minute.

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HE WHISTLES LOUDLY

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Now!

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Do you know anybody who can teach me how to whistle?

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Anybody at all?

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I know I'm going to regret this.

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Now stretch your lips tightly over your teeth and...

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Ow!

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Don't bite them. Stretch them. Like this.

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Like this?

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Like that. I mean, yes. Like that.

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Now bring your tongue just behind the lower teeth.

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No, down. Down.

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That's it. Now blow.

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PRRFFT!

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Like that?

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Um, that doesn't sound right.

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PFFFRRT!

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OK, this?

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As you can see from these photos, the ratio between the width

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of your tongue's dorsal layer

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and the circumference of your labial epithelium is not propitious

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-for auditory oscillation.

-Huh?!

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Your mouth is the wrong shape.

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-But Tommy...

-Can. I guess he has the right mouth for it.

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TOMMY WHISTLES

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Oh, wonderful!

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TOMMY WHISTLES

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Oh Timmy, hello. Have you heard what Tommy can do?

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Uh-huh.

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What talented grandsons I have.

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Uh-huh.

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And listen to this.

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HE WHISTLES A MOZART TUNE

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Oh, that is just too too grand.

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You know if you put that out on CD,

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it would be top ten for certain or my name's not Grandma Tipple.

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Wouldn't you say so, Timmy?

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Why, Timmy, what's wrong?

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Nothing.

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He's just jealous. Look at this, Grandma.

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HE WHISTLES AND GARGLES

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HE CHOKES

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Jealous? Well, whatever for?

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Cos he can't do what I can.

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HE COUGHS AND SPLUTTERS

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Argh! It's not fair! We're twins.

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Timmy? Oh, dear!

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We're supposed to be the same.

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It's not my fault I'm better than you.

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Boys! Stop that this instant.

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Not that I don't think you're both wonderful wrestlers.

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-BOTH:

-Ow!

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Oh, you poor things.

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PFFFRRRT!

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My whistle!

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It's your front tooth - it's loose.

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So is yours.

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Oh dear. Does it hurt? Let Grandma see.

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HIGH-PITCHED WHISTLE

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Ow!

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We're the same again!

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THEY BOTH WHISTLE

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What a wonderful skill you've both discovered.

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I'm so lucky to have such talented grandsons(!)

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Urgh!

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WHISTLING CONTINUES

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Listen to this one, Timmy.

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HE WHISTLES

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That's great, Tommy. Can you do this?

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HE WHISTLES SHRILLY

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Whoa, cool Timmy. Let me try.

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HE WHISTLES SHRILLY

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I guess it's good they're friends again.

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-What?

-I said guess it's good the Tibbles are back to normal.

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Oh, uh... Terrific(!) I'm very happy for them(!)

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-Want to go inside and work on our soft puppets?

-Yeah.

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WHISTLING CONTINUES

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# Every day when you're walking down the street

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# And everybody that you meet

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# Has an original point of view

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-# And I say, hey!

-Hey!

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# What a wonderful kind of day

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# Hey! What a wonderful kind of day HEY! #

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