Dramatic voicereel
Description
Vocal Characteristics
Language
EnglishVoice Age
Young Adult (18-35)Accents
British (England - Yorkshire & Humber) British (General) British (Received Pronunciation - RP, BBC) Scottish (General)Transcript
Note: Transcripts are generated using speech recognition software and may contain errors.
I thought I'd see what he did here. What you did to May. He told me his version of it That I just don't know that Aiken believe because you I mean you. Ah, you're 16. But now a senior. And the way you stand, the way you stand with aware of your hips and that deepness you having, you've all you have a deep voice. I think you might be telling the truth. You left me two photos, a key, a bronze flour and a lock of soft like hair. That's all. And now a shield. Never, ever see him again. Never kiss him. Never feel his hunt so strong but so loving. This is then the end of everything. I know one thing for sure. No one ever loved me the way he did. No one. That's why she can't come today and tell everyone about a little boy. She knows what she's done, what she's made. You've spent the whole day trying to be respectful, telling everyone the Bobby tied for these country. But that's no good. Because where his country and where she ate. I loved him and my hospital can. Now he's gone. It was still shaped police you can do is actually feel about when a cat does something wrong. You leave a piece of fish out the fridge, the cannibals, the fish, the cat scratches, the baby, your school, the cat. It just looks at here like you're stupid. Don't look at me. You left it there. It's written all over the faces. But in the care you say I'm gonna kill you and they're going. I don't care. I'm a cat. Good night, slaves. **** you. I was so embarrassed. I remember is now talking about it. But yeah, so we started kissing on. Then we were kind of kiss some more time. And then we only kissed each other. And then we held hands in public things.