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Let's go. Again another film the last time my father scored were my films

mobile was able and he was ready and willing to be actually in the film because that was like his first like.

Yeah. No he was.

Was he in the store?

But do you know what he's got?

He's a heavy.

But I gotta say part of that, part of that scored, did I not hear some of those score motifs in later films?

The,

because I felt there's one particular score piece that I heard. There's one piece that

Terence Blanche wrote that we used later. Yeah I was gonna say it's also.

It was a thing, it's called Song for Soweto.

I love it, yeah.

And that's the one we was playing on the Brooklyn Bridge.

Yes.

The Terence Blanch wrote that.

Okay.

So here's a thing, though, with those scores,

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