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That's right. If you know the lyrics to the tune, you can express it in a much more meaningful manner then if you don't know the lyrics. For instance, here's a kid going to play "I Love You" well you says [sings] you wouldn't say to a girl [angrily] I Love Ya. You think she's going to believe that crap? She ain't going for that. But she'll sit there like, [sweetly sings] "I Love You" it might ...
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