S5 Ep165: All The Stars – Kendrick Lamar...

<div>Sometimes it's not what you expect.  End of season 5!  See you soon x</div> 

<div>Why aren't you smiling?</div> 

<div>My art lives forever.</div> 

Songs include: By the Light of the Silvery Moon by Billy Murray, Blue Moon by Mel Torme, How High the Moon by Helen Forest, No Moon at All by the Ames Brothers and Moonlight Sonata by Solomon. 

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