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Artist: Rent
Canonical path: /rent/voice-mail-1
Related lyric paths: 6
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Voice Mail #1
Read Voice Mail #1 lyrics by Rent on LyroVerse, with linked artist context and related song paths.
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Curated by Ethan Walker
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Voice Mail #1
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MARK
December 24th, nine p.m.
Eastern Standard time
From here on in
I shooot without a script
See if anything comes of it
Instead of my old shit
First shot - Roger
Tuning the Fender guitar
He hasn't played in a year
ROGER
This won't tune
MARK
So we hear
He's just coming back
From half a year of withdrawal
ROGER
Are you talking to me?
MARK
Not at all
Are you ready?
Hold that focus - steady
Tell the folks at home
What you're doing Roger...
ROGER
I'm writing one great song...
MARK
The phone rings
ROGER
Saved!
MARK
We screen
Zoom in on the answering machine!
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