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Cry Me A River | Justin Timberlake

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sourwolf:  #chris wakes the first morning after to find that zachary has made himself at home in his kitchen #and helped himself to one of chris’ old t-shirts #nothing much has changed except that they’d had their hands all over each other only a few hours earlier#and the knowledge that things would only get better from here #coupled with the look zach gives him over a bite of french toast #has chris smiling like a teenager in love
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sourwolf:  #chris wakes the first morning after to find that zachary has made himself at home in his kitchen #and helped himself to one of chris’ old t-shirts #nothing much has changed except that they’d had their hands all over each other only a few hours earlier#and the knowledge that things would only get better from here #coupled with the look zach gives him over a bite of french toast #has chris smiling like a teenager in love
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sourwolf:

 #chris wakes the first morning after to find that zachary has made himself at home in his kitchen #and helped himself to one of chris’ old t-shirts #nothing much has changed except that they’d had their hands all over each other only a few hours earlier#and the knowledge that things would only get better from here #coupled with the look zach gives him over a bite of french toast #has chris smiling like a teenager in love

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This was recorded by the Portsmouth Sinfonia in an experiment where all the members of the orchestra would swap instruments with each other and attempt to play them to the best of their ability.

This is the result. And it makes me laugh every single time.

It tries to be so dramatic but it just falls flat. Love it.

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I’ve reblogged this numerous amount of times

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