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Welcome back to the Alien Spaceship Talk Show podcast.
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And in case you're.
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Just joining us, you're listening to the Alien Spaceship Talk
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Show podcast with Emma Hickens and Trevor Gere. If you'd
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sung it to us, cuz, I must say, that would
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have been a bit more realistic. Well, yeah, they're beautiful lyrics,
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you've got to say. And something inside me wants to say, yeah,
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how close to reality is it? The theme running through
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that whole song is this one of self-sacrifice helping this person.
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brother whoever that brother may be or whoever the brother
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is generally and maybe it's a mischievous side which says
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actually there are times you want to say to that
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brother for goodness sake get out of bed yourself and
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do this yourself sort of thing now I'm not really
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saying that applies to this this situation but you know
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I don't think any of us will constantly be this
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people pleasing person I mean I'm kind of going off
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a tangent like I often do here nothing wrong with
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being a people pleaser but sometimes we can put ourselves
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out so much that we're actually not thinking of ourself
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or our own welfare so although I think I mean
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to answer your question the lyrics are excellent aren't they
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the way they come together there's not a wasted word
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in there they all feed into the theme of the
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song which is what a good song will do and
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you get the feeling as well that the guys who
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wrote this, the two Bobs or Bobbies, had personal experience
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of this. I don't think you write a song from
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the heart and the soul like this without having some
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experience of that. Or they may just have heard the
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title and then related that to their own situation. Because
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I guess we can all do that. Within our families,
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very often we can have a person in our families
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who is in regular and great need of support they
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can't necessarily do things or do everything for themselves and
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uh yeah an interesting byproduct if that's the word of
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this story i was talking to somebody yesterday about a
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lady who i think she's around 40 but she had
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an accident when she was 15 i think she fell
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off a bike when she was on holiday somewhere And
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up to that point, she was perfectly healthy, et cetera.
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But anyway, long story short, she got brain damage. And
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although she's perfectly functioning, there are some things she can't do.
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Every so often, she will faint. I'm not sure how
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many times a day, possibly three or four, maybe more.
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And as well as that, I mean, she can't drive, obviously.
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She wouldn't be allowed to drive, which she was hoping
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to do when she was 15. And various other things
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that she can't do herself, she can find that she'll
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shake sometimes. And the other thing, probably one of the
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most significant things, which I've admitted to say, she's only
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got 20% vision. This all happened as a result of this. Well,
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that was when she was 15. Now, about 10 years ago,
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she was able to acquire a service dog, a dog
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called Riley, I think it is. No, Rowley. Hmm. And
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I've seen a little video of this dog with her. Now,
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this dog, it's 10 years ago. And in fact, this
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very week, which is why I was discussing it with
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somebody yesterday, Rowley retired. Now, he's just now going to
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be her pets. But another younger Rowley, he's not called
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the same name, Lula, which is a she, very looking similar,
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but smaller, much younger. She's now been trained to, by Rowley,
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believe it or not, and, of course, the lady, in
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doing exactly what Rowley would do. Now, the video that
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this lady showed, she just focused on the dog as
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she was walking. She has a stick as well. But
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Rowley stops at every road junction. She said the number
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of times he's stopped her walking out in front of
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a car and saving her life is incredible. And one
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of the most.
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