In a brief pre-performance exchange, Speaker A notes that the battery powering their equipment has only about three minutes left, urging a quick start and expressing determination to 'nail it.' Speaker B acknowledges, and Speaker A affirms readiness. The dialogue sets a sense of urgency and motivation before the musical performance begins.
I got about three minutes left on this battery, so we got. We gotta nail it. Maybe move forward. Nail it.
Yeah.
I'm ready, bro.
People say that I'm insane. Take a ride in my airplane. Through a thunderstorm on my motorbike? Take off in the middle of the night. Cross the country all alone. And I never felt more at home. Climb a mountain to get high up. To see the other side of the light. Longest can be overthrown with someone into your soul's home. No need to be in the dark. A little fuel and a little spark. Holding on each other tight. Walking into paradise? Go down that road? Till there ain't no signs in the light. Some power lines in your life. You're alive, I'm alive. You're alive. Crossed the ocean across my heart. To feel the storm of a broken heart? I kept my promises to myself? I wouldn't do for anyone else. So when you're listening to the wind? I'll always be whistling and smiling when I die. Cause I know that I am alive. I'm alive. I'm alive. I'm alive. All right. Yes. Thank you. That is awesome.
