Listen to just the heads up, we recorded this episode Friday morning, which means you will not hear us discussing the tragic school shooting that took place Friday in Santa Fe, Texas.

We are, though, thinking about everyone touched by the tragedy.

Alright, here's the show.

Hey y'all, this is Sounds like Daddy.

This week on the show, NPR reporters, Braxton Booker, and Vanessa Romo.

Alright, let's start the show!

Hey y'all, from NPR, I'm Sam Sanders. It's Venn and Minute.

Joining me from Washington, DC at NPR headquarters, Braxton Booker reporter for NPR's National Desk and Vanessa Romo, breaking news reporter for NPR's Too Late Blog.

Hello to both of you guys!

Hello, I'm loving this song!

Right, what a wrap!

I love it so much!

We'll talk about it in a bit.

I, though, am sending you all virtual work-appropriate hugs from NPR West and Culver City.

Keep your distance.

So this song, it is one of my favorite Robin songs.

One of my favorite songs, probably of all time, it's all full of dancing on my own.

It's just a play bit of an eclair, it's so beautiful.

It makes you move.

And I'm playing this song today because the scientists at the University of California are vine.

They had this study looking at the last 30 years of pop music and lyrics of 500,000 pop songs that charted in the UK.

And so they found this really, really strange thing.

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