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SPOOFING THE BLAHS
Here's one way to get over the blue fog that tends to settle over people in February: sing your troubles away!
Choirs across Europe have taken everyday complaints (such as, "my computer's slow", or "the bus is always late") and woven them into hilarious harmonious performances. The Birmingham choir's anthem has particularly catchy chorus that begins with a universal sentiment: "I want my money back!" It's counterintuitive, but somehow these videos of people complaining in song are witty and uplifting.
www.complaintschoir.org
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