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I was driving in this morning. I was coming through Oxford Circus listening to Ross Buchanan.

You know what I said? There are some songs. I'm not saying they're bad songs, but they

make me laugh out loud. Everything by Bruce Springsteen. The song raising makes me laugh out loud.

I think it's his earnestness. But I'm not saying they're bad, but I just, and he played,

it's a kind of magic by Queen, which is absolutely hilarious. I don't know why, but I was like,

and you think it can't get any funnier than Brian May Solo. Oh, man. Anyway, I enjoyed that.

It meant me think. Wouldn't it be a great end? Say if you went to see Hamlet at the Royal

Shakespeare Theatre. At the end, all the dead bodies are there. He's a hot spur returns

up at the end to save the day. And all these dead bodies. And you just hear, and you can't

even see who's doing it, it's clicking. It's a kind of tragic. It's a kind of tragic.

You can gradually, the dead people shall go in. It's a kind of tragic. It's a Claudius.

He's obviously a kind of trodruc. And then Hamlet, it is a kind of tragedy. The crowd

gets up and dance at the end. Someone said, are they perhaps holding a skull as well?

The skull would be okay. That would be one of the later things.

That's a sort of chorus on my part. That's a development of it later on in the song.

Don't throw it all in at the beginning. We've had many skiner improvements on things over the years.

A choral number at the end of Hamlet. I did not anticipate it.

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