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Good morning, good morning, good
morning. Welcome, welcome, welcome.

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It's time now for our community connection
right here on King one, the one

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you trust, and we have a
lovely audience in here. Bartles will acquire

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how are we doing their kids,
I should say young adults. Everybody's a

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senior right, No, no,
well you got pointed out. Sorry about

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that. We got a big show
coming up here that week from today,

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right, so go ahead and tell
us a little bit about it. You've

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been elected. Okay. So this
is our final choir concert. It's called

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our Spring Fleeing and we do a
theme every year, and this year's theme

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is rock ballads and anthems and Peyton
Waite, tell us a little bit about

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this. We are singing a bunch
of songs. Chaz choir especially is singing

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Crazy Train, which I'm sure a
lot of people will go crazy for such

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a good song. And seven Verges
Road, which is another good one by

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the Eagle, and then Blackbird,
Wow by it guy Ellie. So your

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name please, Sia Chavali. And
what's your favorite part about this whole presentation,

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about the whole concert in general.
Yeah, it's like more relaxed,

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It's not like fix that posture where
that concert black and to like hope you

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don't like mess up. It's a
lot more relaxed and it's very chill,

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and I like it. They also
do choreography, which is nice. So

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Pete, you do a little choreography
you did just last week. So this

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is gonna be a little bit right
in your alley, isn't it. Yes?

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I love Springplay. Oh my goodness
sakes, Now, this is gonna

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be a lot of fun. I
understand it's gonna somewhat be a little karaoke

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ish at times. Tell us a
little bit about it. In between our

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numbers, the choirs are performing,
we have little songs in between, and

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we'll be seeing, say, Caroline, I love rock and roll. I

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believe there's a Rick Roll in there
somewhere, and you had to throw one

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of those in there, probably adults, just to throw us off a little

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bit. Now you a senior,
right, yes, all right, and

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Mercy, tell us a little bit
about your time at BHS and being with

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this whole group and everything. I've
absolutely loved being in choired for the amount

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of years that I have been inquired. It's been one of my favorite parts

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of high school. And it's helped
me really like grow and find my passion

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for like singing and also for theater
at the same time. And I've just

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really enjoyed my time and I'm gonna
miss everyone. Mister Wade, what about

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you? Oh? The fac in
general has just been such a big part

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of my high school career because I
have been in art, been in theater

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Inchoire all throughout high school and it's
really close to me. I really do

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love all the trips that we go
on Inquire in theater. They're great memories

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that I hope to tape with me. You're only about halfway through, in

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fact, almost a beginner, but
not quite quite a thing. Yeah you

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gotta be yeah, yeah, tell
us a little bit about your experience and

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what maybe you've learned from maybe your
rougher classman, mainly from these guys.

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It's just very much so I do
that my own time, mostly to just

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be myself, like do what we
love. What I like about Choir is

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that it definitely got me a lot
more confident, more like comfortable and singing

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because that's what you do. I
did not like my singing, and then

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I got Inquire and I learned how
to properly do it, and now I'm

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like a lot more. Hey,
I can actually do this and it's it's

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nice. Well, you you come
across with as a person with a great

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deal of confidence. By the way, yeah, I tried shooting out the

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pores about you, young lady,
but you're a senior this year. Yes,

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I'm also here cool a little bit
about your time. So I moved

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right before junior year. I moved
to bartle School three days before school started.

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All nice, and so the choir
welcomed me right away. My first

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friends were in this choir and then
I jumped in and all my friends require

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people, Well there you go.
Been so kind and welcoming, and I'm

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so thankful for the experience I've gotten
to have with them. Now I'm going

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to start up with you here with
this being a kind of a different presentation

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at all. Your attitude going in, Well, what is it now?

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I think I just want to have
fun with it and enjoy our last spring

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concert with the seniors and the rest
of the students. I think we'll just

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hopefully have fun and have a good
time with our last concert of the year.

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Is this something new for you?
Having a show? That's what you

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mentioned? It earlier. It's not
so proper but still proper. Well,

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we did it because of you know, freshman year. I did. You

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got to see what it was all
about. It's nice, It's I forgot

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the question. I'm not even gonna
lie. Yeah, your gratitude going into

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this. I like it a lot. I'm excited to have fun and just

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to like have a last moment with
the seniors, which is kind of sad

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like listening to them reminiscence, like
I'm still gonna be here, I'm right

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here, but I'm ready to have
fun with it. Enjoy it. Peyton

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Wade, what's going to be one
of your favorite songs? Oh? Probably

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Blackbird? Oh yeah, that's kind
of a song for the times, if

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anybody's ever really kind of dissected that
song. A lot of times people think

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songs are just songs. It's basically
just words set to a real cool music,

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and a lot of times it is, but sometimes they have a great

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deal of depth and meeting. What
about you, what's your favorite one?

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Coming up? My favorite song?
Yeah, coming up? I would have

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to say Blackbird as well, because
it just like the story of the song

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and like what you were talking about, like applies to all of us seniors.

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So it's it's like, it's one
of the best songs to be going

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out with, and I'm learning to
fly leaving the nest. Don't make your

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parents cry. Okay, we're gonna
be doing it. We're gonna be doing

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it anyway. I'm gonna say it, you know. But anyway, this

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is gonna be a great deal of
fun. What have you learned from this

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type of music? Going back maybe
to the time of when your parents were

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younger, maybe in some cases your
grandparents were kind of a different discovery.

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I grew up listening to this type
of music. My dad loves this type

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of music, and so I was
like, I know all these songs,

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same way with you. Yeah,
just about part of growing up. So

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I was like, oh, hey, you're actually going to perform it.

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It's coming back. I get like
them. I've grown up with these songs.

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Blackbird was one that my parents would
play to try and get me to

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go to sleep. Very different songs, and I just like on the radio,

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so many memories of being in the
car with my parents. I'm listening

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to like crazy Train and then also
my first job experience, I would be

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like crazy Train and seven Bridges Road
lay over and over, so I know

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them very well. I love these
songs. And what about you? Were

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you immerged in this as young age
too? Every time I got into my

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dad's car, there was always a
rock station on and it was always these

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songs all over and many more other
songs. So it's nice to like have

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that as our last concert because it's
something that I've experienced throughout my entire life.

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So that's really cool. It's really
cool, you know. It is

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something that I guess families can kind
of get around a little bit too.

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And what have you. When you
compare what you're going to be singing to

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what you're listening to now in the
current it is there a stark difference or

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is there some similarities? Is a
very oversal? That might have been a

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question. This is gonna be a
lot of fun. This is really gonna

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be a lot of it. It's
gonna be Tuesday, it's gonna be at

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the Performing Arts Center. And what's
the cost to get in? Secret handshake

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arm in the leg first born order
of price? No, okay, so

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it's free. How you get away
with that? We just want everyone to

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be able to enjoy it. Well, that'll be great. It's gonna be

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a good time, and I want
everybody to enjoy it and make your way

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out there because it's gonna be a
fun time and you're gonna see and hear

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some fabulous young people perform their talents, and you're gonna be blown away.

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I'm just gonna tell you, you're
gonna be blown away. If you haven't

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ever witnessed the productions that we have
here in our fine high school, you

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might want to get yourself a little
toe in the water. It's not gonna

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cost you anything but about an hour
of your time and a great deal of

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listening pleasure. I want to thank
you all for coming in today. Thank

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you, Thank you Miss Walker for
not being seen. Appreciate you coming in

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here too. Chapper and a little
bit. Make sure I don't get out

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of hand, and we've got we're
coming up right here on K one,

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the one you trust