C. Thomas Howell As The "Soul Man"
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C. Thomas Howell As The "Soul Man"
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Stop the show listen up cause we've got something to say and it's important.
Can't hear the notes you play or the words you say and you're not changing the world.
Just a few more moments of your time just a few more moments while I speak.
So we can change our mind.
We're all breaking ground, bringing the evolution around.
Support this support that once again it's all an act.
Wasting our time on you stop.
The worst music I've ever heard, honestly that touches a nerve.
The words fall onto the floor, drive home with no lessons learned.
Soon the content outweighs the form with time the sound gets boring.
For you and for me this posture is self serving.
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