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''(Fade to the students hopping and running along the musical notes, symbolizing what notes they're singing on a sheet of musical notes to "In the Good Ole' Summertime." We eventually fade back to the students in the classroom singing the ending part of the song, while Dr. Fugue plays on the piano.)''
''(Fade to the students hopping and running along the musical notes, symbolizing what notes they're singing on a sheet of musical notes to "In the Good Ole' Summertime." We eventually fade back to the students in the classroom singing the ending part of the song, while Dr. Fugue plays on the piano.)''


The class:  🎵"You hold her hand and she holds yours / And that's a very good sign / That she's your tootsie wootsie / In the good old summer time."🎵
The class:  🎵"You hold her hand and she holds yours / And that's a very good sign
 
 
 
 
 
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>: I don’t wanna silly question for the Snackeez
 
 
 
 
Snackeez: I don’t have a lot of silly
 
 
 
2005 and 1998: we come to get out of cage!
 
 
 
 
 
.: I’m sorry
 
 
 


Dr. Fugue: Well, the tempo was good, the phrasing was accurate and the pitch was perfect. But there's one, very important thing you're ''not ''doing.
Dr. Fugue: Well, the tempo was good, the phrasing was accurate and the pitch was perfect. But there's one, very important thing you're ''not ''doing.

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