• Just In Case 12:21:22 8.58 PM

  • Dec 22 2022
  • Length: 2 mins
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Just In Case 12:21:22 8.58 PM

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  • Song & Story: Just In Case
    Song & Story by: Gail Nobles © 2022

    Vocals by: Gail Nobles
    Music by: Gail Nobles
    Voices by: Gail Nobles
    Art by: Gail Nobles

    Street Sounds: Soundbible.com/Daniel Simion
    Usage: attribution 3.0
    Fast Drwaing Effect: Soundbible.com/Daniel Simion
    Usage: attribution 3.0

    Jay: Miss Priscilla! Stop just a minute! Listen, I understand your fight.

    Priscilla: What are you talking about? What fight?

    Jay: The fight with your record label.

    Priscilla: It’s all over in the past.

    Jay: You need to be recognized. Not just an artist, but as a human being. We’re family, and we got the same fight.

    Priscilla: Do I know you?

    Jay: You ain’t never heard of me, Jay Jet Boston?

    Priscilla: Oh yea! I know who you are. You don’t have to worry about me.

    Jay: Yea, but I get a strong vibe from you that things ain’t right. I know.

    Priscilla: Listen, I’ll be alright. I got to go.

    Jay: I know you’re trying to avoid me. But you need to sing again, and I know about that Rob Spencer. If you decide you want to sing again, give me a call. Here’s my number.

    Priscilla: Okay, I’ll take your number, but I’m not going to sing again.

    Jay: Take it anyway just in case. (Singing) Just in case you ever need me. I’m not that far away my friend. Take my number in case you need to call.

    Priscilla: That’s beautiful Jay. I got to go now. (Music & Song)

    Bumble Bee: You’re listening to the Buzzzzz.




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