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Don White's A Cappella Song and Tough-Looking Ex-Cons Singing About Love
from A Country of Laws · #61
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2 minTim describes headliner Don White's sentimental a cappella performance and the surreal image of hardened, tattooed ex-cons tearfully singing along about what love is, followed by a friend's comic 'murdering' the crowd before Tim goes on.
- 12:08Don White was the headliner and looks like a Native American.
- 12:34Tim plays Don White's a cappella song about a girl waiting for her father to come home in his shiny white car.
- 12:59The song is like a big rehab song, and it's just about a girl's life.
- 13:21Don White sings 'I know exactly what love is' in the a cappella piece.
- 13:44The singers have tree-trunk necks, neck tattoos, and look like real soldiers thrown out of backyard wrestling for being too violent.
- 14:03These intimidating men sing 'I know exactly what love is' and 'Love is so simple and true.'
- 14:17Tim jokes that no one needs his comedy at this point after watching the performance, and considers getting a habit for a few years to achieve that happiness.
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