I gotta look out for my band mates. - Tea
Jamie Scallion, Losing It
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Tea shook his head in dismay. “This is the end, Burt
Go back to the band, Egg. Please.” - Bex
My head’s swimming. Sorry, sis. I’m a useless brother. You’re best off shot of me. - Burt
I want you to kick Egg, Tea and Clipper out of the band!” - Daisy
Why am I the only one who thinks she’s messing with us? - Egg
Whatever you just thought of, I’m not doing it.” Egg
It feels like there is a giant man inside my head blowing up an enormous balloon. The balloon is made of spikes and the man is shouting very loudly.' Egg
Tomorrow I have to break Clipper’s heart. Really bust it open. - Tea
I got it wrong – I was singing for myself when I should have been singing for you all. - Burt
Does this make us the biggest band on the planet or what?” Burt
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