You can never know what it's like.

You can never know what it's like.

You plod like a winter freeze just like ice.

And there's a cold and lonely light that shines from you.

You will wander like the wreck you high. We have that mess mess you you.

Wung then New York Times Popcast, you are traumatizing and traumatic

musical biopick of music using criticism.

I'm your host John Caramonica. criticism. made me look in the threats you made

will meant to cut me down

and if my love is just as it goes

you could be in the cloud by now.

Yours too bad and it looks better than I ever did looking like a true survival

feeling like a little kid

I'm still standing after all this time

picking up the pieces of our life we're out to all my mind

I feel sad. I should say now that I have very fond memories of I'm still standing from when I was a young person. I did not know it was about a overcoming

years of drug and sex addiction, but that's the beauty of pop music, is that it

filters all of that into a nice cradled little

package that a 10 year old can carry around and sing many years later. We're going to

talk about films about music today. I feel like there's been a bunch in recent months in the post star is born

Supernova moment a lot has happened. We've got the VIP crew of film criticism here. This is a very heavy hitters episode. This is

case lay on Sunday night. This is very real. To my right it's Tony Ayo Scott

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