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Can I, uh... Can I see it?
Yeah, sure.
Check this sweet thing out here.
Hmm.
So, um...
What's your deal?
Uh, I, um...
I, um... yeah, I put out
bought me indie fame
and sort of fortune.
I'm a Libra.
Go on.
Okay, um, I...
I live in a cabin in Maine.
I'm trying to be creative.
I haven't really been able
to write much of anything
since the last album, though.
Last time, I mean with the album,
it was easy.
I just got in my car and drove.
Me and Tessa, my ex-girlfriend.
I mean, well, we...
Yeah, we broke up about a year ago.
We were together a long time.
Sorry.
It's all right.
What about you?
I'm getting my PhD in anthropology.
Nomadic tribes in
morocco are my specialty.
It must be a lot of work getting a PhD.
I get to ask a lot of questions,
and I listen to people.
It's a lot of reading.
I've been reading Henry's journal.
His... reading his
most private thoughts.
I...
I've been going to places he went to.
I've started recording
sounds he might recognize.
You're his sister. I get it.
We had a fight,
like, our first real
adult fight, you know?
He, um...
He dropped out of
college to be a musician.
I said I thought that he
was making a huge mistake.
I said so many awful things.
We haven't talked in six months.
He sent me all these
links to videos he'd made,
songs he'd recorded, and...
I didn't open a single one.
I'm sorry. I...
- Hey, it's...
It's all right.
I can't even imagine.
You're James forester, right?
Yeah.
Will you sign my iPod?
Sure.
Thank you. I love your music.
Thanks.
I don't speak Portuguese,
and so this isn't gonna be pretty,
but I am the last guy of the night,
so here you go.
How long are you here for?
Two more shows in new York,
a wedding.
Who's getting married?
I don't know them.
I'm the entertainment.
Ah.
you for a wedding singer.
10,000. Three songs.
That's not bad.
I'm not proud of it.
Last show's in Philadelphia,
and then that it.
I'm going back home.
I'm actually kind of
freaked out right now.
They're trying to get me to go
and record in Berlin after this,
but the truth is, I'm just stuck.
What happens if you don't write
any more songs?
I'm not really sure.
You know, the best
thing about playing...
You know when you have a feeling
and you don't want to fade away,
but you don't really
know how to keep it?
Well, that feeling
comes back when I play,
like I can keep it.
No... no talking,
no disappointing anyone
for three to five whole minutes.
You should try playing longer songs.
Yeah, I should.
Why don't you try to choose something
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