The Cimorelli Podcast: Episode 7 - "ok well i guess that’s it then"

The Cimorelli Podcast

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4.8 • 1.3K Ratings

🗓️ 18 December 2017

⏱️ 43 minutes

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Amy tells us about the tumultuous experience of getting her license, Dani shares the story of how she wrote the title song of this episode, “ok well i guess that’s it then,” and special guest Pam shares her philosophy on why people remain single. This episode is sponsored by Ginger Shots Ginger Shots is the easiest and tastiest way to add organic, all-natural ginger to your diet. Discover the health benefits of drinking ginger today! gingershots.com

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0:00.0	Get ready.
0:02.0	It's time. Christina, Catherine, Lisa, Amy, Lauren, and Danny.
0:10.0	Welcome to the Simmerelli podcast.
0:28.6	it again. Hello welcome back to episode 7 of the Simmerelli podcast. Thank you so much for joining us today's episode title is okay well I guess that's it then the longest title we've ever
0:37.6	had also happens to be track seven on our album.
0:42.8	With A Girls Club.
0:44.2	If you didn't know is the number of God,
0:45.8	so it's probably a great song.
0:47.8	Wow.
0:48.8	Love it.
0:49.8	They were so interesting.
0:50.8	Never mind.
0:51.8	God created the world in seven days.
0:53.3	What does that say about track number six?
0:55.3	Yeah, that sounds like that.
0:57.3	Moving on, I think we should hear the song so we can kick off this episode.
1:02.3	Hit it, Peggy!
1:04.0	Between us
1:06.0	And so nonchalantly after you make sure I'm okay
1:11.0	with you leaving me this way
1:15.8	You said
1:16.8	Okay, well I guess that's it then.
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