I hear the

I hear the drums echoing tonight

and cheers only whispers of some quiet

Conversation

She's coming in 12.30 flight

Moon that wings reflect the stars

That guide me towards salvation

I stopped an old man along the way,

hoping to find some old forgotten words or range of melodies.

He turned to me as if to say,

Hurry boy, it's waiting for you. He turned to me as if to say,

Hurry, boy, it's waiting for you.

Yeah, ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, reality radio show here, Aeron and Miss Erica.

Welcome, dear.

Did I just interrupt the best part of the song right there at the chorus? You did. You did. That's the best part. Okay. That's okay. We're working on our ducking, all right? We're going to, it's called ducking, Erica. And it's a podcasting term where, I don't know, music goes down when you're talking and then it goes back up, when you're done talking, of magically but we'll get there can I ask why it's called ducking I think

it's like oh well all right ducked think about it like you know let's say a ball's

coming you're like heads up and you're like duck oh and you come back up again

so music's playing I would think fading sounds more accurate. Fading. Is that

something? I think fading is like an end. So like ducking is going to be down and up again, whereas

fade's going to be down and out. Oh, okay. All right. And not to be confused with the tight skin

fade that you can get a haircut. The Armenians like to give you a nice tight skin fade. Skin fade. Yeah, no matter what I did, I was like, please keep it, you know, a little bit long. Yes, it will give you tight skin fade. I always left there, you know, with a tight skin fade. That's the only thing you know how to do. Oh, yeah, traumatic experiences.

You only see the pores? Yeah, yeah, basically in the grease. I'll take a grease cut,

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