9th Design [voice]

[threadthefire]

[The audio opens to the ending of a nice rendition of O, Holy Night. Cinna's voice speaks clearly.]

It's all very lovely for the most part, but it seems rather repetitive. [As he's speaking, however, the song changes to, well, something else. So far, only the instrumental introduction is heard.]

Different arrangements, but they're all the same songs. So I ask, is it common in your worlds to listen to all of them over and over, like today, or is this simply the City's attempt at driving us mad?

[He pauses for a little while to listen, you may even catch him humming a little as he picks up the basic melody.] This one seems nice, but... some of them are a little strange, you have to admit. For example, why someone would sing about the death of their Grandmother at the hooves of... a... [The vocals have kicked in. City, have some chipmunks. There's silence on Cinna's end until...]

...you must be joking. Not even the Capitol would listen to that.

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[protects-her.livejournal.com]

You too?

[sings4dragons.livejournal.com]

Those are more along the lines of children's songs. They'll go by quickly.

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[thenormalsquint]

Over and over, once a year.

[Laughter.]

Grandmda got run over by a reindeer? It's not a serious song.

[risetwice.livejournal.com]

My boss says it's music for the next holiday.

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[adamantined]

It's more than common. It's practically tradition.

[dreamsofnoah]

They played them a lot the past two years too, but nothing like this! Back home they'd only sing some of them. [giggling] I think it's funny.