Voice Demo boy - The Beanstalk (written by Tara Meddaugh)
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Vocal Characteristics
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EnglishVoice Age
Child (5-12)Accents
North American (General)Transcript
Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
Wait. Please don't poke my eyes out. Wait, wait. Little bird, don't leave. I mean, unless that's what you're going to do, poke my eyes out. I mean, were you, but otherwise just just stay. I mean, you understand me worrying about that, right? But well, you don't seem like those birds, right? And even if you are, I'm not like those girls from earlier. So it's just I'm really happy to see you. I'm getting a little Well, maybe a little anxious. It's kind of lonely up here. I don't know if you can tell, but I'm I'm kind of a little bit stuck up here. See, I didn't really think that I'd make it this far up. I didn't really think it through it all either. My mom keeps telling me that that's my problem. And I guess it is. I just saw it. And I've always been a climber. Mom said when I was nine months old, she found me sitting on the top of the brown cow in the barn one morning. I guess we all have our strength. I've never really considered myself afraid of heights before, though, but it's not really the climbing up that scares me. It's getting back down. Black Crow. It's Ah, it seems easy getting here, So just put one foot on the branch. If you call it a branch. The shuttle seem like branches now, looking down Ah, I've tried to get down already. I put my foot on a branch and it seems slippery now, So see Oh, is like the sludge at the bottom of pig trough. And you don't want to be climbing down from the clouds on pigs. Lunge, huh? I'm not really a bright boy. They all tell me that. But this is one thing that I do know.