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I like to listen to nickelback songs sions. I find his music relaxing. My uncle listened to him all the time i think that is where y i like to listen to his songs. When i went to one of his concerts. It was the first concert i ever went to. So it was a summer concert it was hot during the day but at night it felt really nice. The tickets were $120 for one person
I ast him how he comes up with his songs. He told me that he gets his songs from things that happen in his life. Others come from his imaginashon
I ast him where he got started . when he was a cide he liket to make songs. When he was at the park with his friends he would like to sing.
Then we went to his private restaurant the food was the best food i have ever tasted

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