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This episode appears to be a brief audio snippet, with Psyche mentioning a past reference to Tracy in Michael's song. The episode is extremely short, lasting only 9 seconds.
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The episode begins with Psyche saying he mentioned Tracy in Michael's song at ▶ 0:00. He then mentions writing something, but states he is doing it wrong at ▶ 0:08. The episode cuts off abruptly after Psyche says 'I'll be a little' at ▶ 0:09. The context of the episode is unclear due to its brief nature.
This episode appears to be an introduction or teaser, but its meaning and purpose are unclear. It suggests that Psyche may be discussing a past mistake or experience, and the mention of writing something 'wrong' could imply a sense of regret or self-reflection.
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I mentioned Tracy in Michael's song. Now I'm writing you this wrong. I'll be a little
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