Ring Of Fire by Johnny Cash.
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I like to live in the moment.
For Good, from the bit in Wicked the Musical where the two witches go their separate ways. The lyrics are about people coming to your life for a reason, who might not stay very long, but there’s a reason they’ve played a part in your life. I well up thinking about it.
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The baby monitor. Followed by my own fake snores.
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