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Just when I was about to give up and close the window... :delivered:

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After the events of full circle, StrawberryClock and his good friend OrangeClock started their new careers as traveling musicians, playing at dingy dive bars in the bad parts of town. While their style was unorthodox to music in this day and age, they provided a soundtrack that most bar patrons agreed were better than the shovelware, autotune crap that most "music" was nowadays.

And I have no idea who Mary Elizabeth Winstead is.

good short movie, with a catchy, (even if a tad repetitive), song in it.
it reminded me of those strange, wacky southern songs that i used to hear on old soda commercials...
good work, nice drawing of orange's guitar, and its good to see people animating again in the CC.
thats the correct path.
make more movies, be creative, and leave the hatred/the bad feelings out of your life...
try to be more positive.

keep it up, bob