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[mister_hatter]

[The PCD catches Break singing has he manages the dishes.]

Twelve for the twelve Apostles
Eleven for the eleven who went to heaven,
Ten for the ten commandments,
Nine for the nine bright shiners,
Eight for the April Rainers,
Seven for the seven stars in the sky,

[Up to his elbows in soap, voice pleasant, but wheezy.]
Six for the six proud

Comments

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[verlorenscasket]

[He claps.]

I like it. Where'd ya learn it?

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[mister_hatter]

Old folk song!

[Video]

[verlorenscasket]

Does it have a name?

[Video]

[mister_hatter]

I believe it's called 'green grow the rushes.'

[Video]

[verlorenscasket]

I like it. Sounds nice. Might remember that one.

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[mister_hatter]

It is rather charming, isn't it?

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[verlorenscasket]

It is. I haven't heard a song like this in a little while now. I think the last person I heard one from was Kurapica.

[Oh Pica, he misses you.]

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[mister_hatter]

It's easy to get nostalgic in a place like this.

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[verlorenscasket]

Ain't that the truth. I think part of it is most people here seem to cling to the memories they make while they have them. It's probably because we wont have them once we leave.

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[mister_hatter]

Maybe that's it. Or maybe it's the exhaustion.

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[verlorenscasket]

The latter is also very likely. People do funny things when they're tired and hungry.

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[mister_hatter]

That's very true.