Good Morning Janet (Interlude)
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Good Morning Janet (Interlude)
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Janet:
Kilko
Is that you?
Kilko:
Yes
Janet:
That's you
Come in
Kilko:
Good morning
Miss Janet
How are you
Feeling today?
Janet:
I feel
So much better now
Thank you, Kilko
Kilko:
Do you want
To talk about it
Miss Janet?
Janet:
No, this time
I'd move on to bigger
And better things
Kilko:
I can tell you feel
Like you're
Still missing
Janet:
No, I mean
Umm
I don't know
It was incredible
While it lasted
But I know
That I can just do
So much better
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