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I have overalls.

I feel gay.

I'm not gay.

overalls make you feel gay?

 Yes.

why?

DO you want some sick English covers of trans vocaloid (mostly) songs? Of course you do. Take in mind these are just my favorite covers of these song.

Bake no Hana: A sad transfem song about guilt, self-hate, and fear of being seen but not understood. Sad, but real and good.
IDSMILE: An absolutely stirring anthem that balances the fear of change and the difficulty of forming meaningful relationships with the hope that there might be a world where this works. I can't do it justice in words, so listen to it. Not explicitly about one gender or another but it was written with a transfem character in mind.
Villain: A transmasc/sorta nonbinary funky banger about remaining true to yourself even if some people arbitrarily paint you as a villain. The "problem?" before the secong verse GIVES ME LIFE
Ego Renegade boy: Another one about people thinking transmascs are evil, but this one tackles it with more of a criminal justice angle, as if the boy killed his former self. This is another one words can't really describe. Watch it, but watch it all the way through cause the ending is the best part!

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FRY!!!

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FRY!!!

 heyyyyyyyyyyyyy

You going to resume Heijo High?

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 E? Tara!

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You going to resume Heijo High?

 oh heck yeah i probably should do that. 

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You going to resume Heijo High?

 oh heck yeah i probably should do that. 

 Me & Chara were waiting for you, but you never described it…

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DO you want some sick English covers of trans vocaloid (mostly) songs? Of course you do. Take in mind these are just my favorite covers of these song.

Bake no Hana: A sad transfem song about guilt, self-hate, and fear of being seen but not understood. Sad, but real and good.
IDSMILE: An absolutely stirring anthem that balances the fear of change and the difficulty of forming meaningful relationships with the hope that there might be a world where this works. I can't do it justice in words, so listen to it. Not explicitly about one gender or another but it was written with a transfem character in mind.
Villain: A transmasc/sorta nonbinary funky banger about remaining true to yourself even if some people arbitrarily paint you as a villain. The "problem?" before the secong verse GIVES ME LIFE
Ego Renegade boy: Another one about people thinking transmascs are evil, but this one tackles it with more of a criminal justice angle, as if the boy killed his former self. This is another one words can't really describe. Watch it, but watch it all the way through cause the ending is the best part!

 Question. How is a song trans. Songs don’t have genders. 

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You going to resume Heijo High?

 oh heck yeah i probably should do that. 

 Me & Chara were waiting for you, but you never described it…

 Sorry about that. Life caught up to me in more ways than one lol

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You going to resume Heijo High?

 oh heck yeah i probably should do that. 

 Me & Chara were waiting for you, but you never described it…

 Sorry about that. Life caught up to me in more ways than one lol

 That’s fine!

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DO you want some sick English covers of trans vocaloid (mostly) songs? Of course you do. Take in mind these are just my favorite covers of these song.

Bake no Hana: A sad transfem song about guilt, self-hate, and fear of being seen but not understood. Sad, but real and good.
IDSMILE: An absolutely stirring anthem that balances the fear of change and the difficulty of forming meaningful relationships with the hope that there might be a world where this works. I can't do it justice in words, so listen to it. Not explicitly about one gender or another but it was written with a transfem character in mind.
Villain: A transmasc/sorta nonbinary funky banger about remaining true to yourself even if some people arbitrarily paint you as a villain. The "problem?" before the secong verse GIVES ME LIFE
Ego Renegade boy: Another one about people thinking transmascs are evil, but this one tackles it with more of a criminal justice angle, as if the boy killed his former self. This is another one words can't really describe. Watch it, but watch it all the way through cause the ending is the best part!

 Question. How is a song trans. Songs don’t have genders. 

 the subject matter. Its like how love songs aren't in love cause songs aren't sentient.

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DO you want some sick English covers of trans vocaloid (mostly) songs? Of course you do. Take in mind these are just my favorite covers of these song.

Bake no Hana: A sad transfem song about guilt, self-hate, and fear of being seen but not understood. Sad, but real and good.
IDSMILE: An absolutely stirring anthem that balances the fear of change and the difficulty of forming meaningful relationships with the hope that there might be a world where this works. I can't do it justice in words, so listen to it. Not explicitly about one gender or another but it was written with a transfem character in mind.
Villain: A transmasc/sorta nonbinary funky banger about remaining true to yourself even if some people arbitrarily paint you as a villain. The "problem?" before the secong verse GIVES ME LIFE
Ego Renegade boy: Another one about people thinking transmascs are evil, but this one tackles it with more of a criminal justice angle, as if the boy killed his former self. This is another one words can't really describe. Watch it, but watch it all the way through cause the ending is the best part!

 Question. How is a song trans. Songs don’t have genders. 

 the subject matter. Its like how love songs aren't in love cause songs aren't sentient.

 That’s true. D’you think I should make a Harry Potter tavern?

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DO you want some sick English covers of trans vocaloid (mostly) songs? Of course you do. Take in mind these are just my favorite covers of these song.

Bake no Hana: A sad transfem song about guilt, self-hate, and fear of being seen but not understood. Sad, but real and good.
IDSMILE: An absolutely stirring anthem that balances the fear of change and the difficulty of forming meaningful relationships with the hope that there might be a world where this works. I can't do it justice in words, so listen to it. Not explicitly about one gender or another but it was written with a transfem character in mind.
Villain: A transmasc/sorta nonbinary funky banger about remaining true to yourself even if some people arbitrarily paint you as a villain. The "problem?" before the secong verse GIVES ME LIFE
Ego Renegade boy: Another one about people thinking transmascs are evil, but this one tackles it with more of a criminal justice angle, as if the boy killed his former self. This is another one words can't really describe. Watch it, but watch it all the way through cause the ending is the best part!

 Question. How is a song trans. Songs don’t have genders. 

 the subject matter. Its like how love songs aren't in love cause songs aren't sentient.

 Question answered. 

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DO you want some sick English covers of trans vocaloid (mostly) songs? Of course you do. Take in mind these are just my favorite covers of these song.

Bake no Hana: A sad transfem song about guilt, self-hate, and fear of being seen but not understood. Sad, but real and good.
IDSMILE: An absolutely stirring anthem that balances the fear of change and the difficulty of forming meaningful relationships with the hope that there might be a world where this works. I can't do it justice in words, so listen to it. Not explicitly about one gender or another but it was written with a transfem character in mind.
Villain: A transmasc/sorta nonbinary funky banger about remaining true to yourself even if some people arbitrarily paint you as a villain. The "problem?" before the secong verse GIVES ME LIFE
Ego Renegade boy: Another one about people thinking transmascs are evil, but this one tackles it with more of a criminal justice angle, as if the boy killed his former self. This is another one words can't really describe. Watch it, but watch it all the way through cause the ending is the best part!

 Question. How is a song trans. Songs don’t have genders. 

 the subject matter. Its like how love songs aren't in love cause songs aren't sentient.

 Question answered. 

 So, what now?

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DO you want some sick English covers of trans vocaloid (mostly) songs? Of course you do. Take in mind these are just my favorite covers of these song.

Bake no Hana: A sad transfem song about guilt, self-hate, and fear of being seen but not understood. Sad, but real and good.
IDSMILE: An absolutely stirring anthem that balances the fear of change and the difficulty of forming meaningful relationships with the hope that there might be a world where this works. I can't do it justice in words, so listen to it. Not explicitly about one gender or another but it was written with a transfem character in mind.
Villain: A transmasc/sorta nonbinary funky banger about remaining true to yourself even if some people arbitrarily paint you as a villain. The "problem?" before the secong verse GIVES ME LIFE
Ego Renegade boy: Another one about people thinking transmascs are evil, but this one tackles it with more of a criminal justice angle, as if the boy killed his former self. This is another one words can't really describe. Watch it, but watch it all the way through cause the ending is the best part!

 Question. How is a song trans. Songs don’t have genders. 

 the subject matter. Its like how love songs aren't in love cause songs aren't sentient.

 That’s true. D’you think I should make a Harry Potter tavern?

 Sure, if you do better than J k whoever

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DO you want some sick English covers of trans vocaloid (mostly) songs? Of course you do. Take in mind these are just my favorite covers of these song.

Bake no Hana: A sad transfem song about guilt, self-hate, and fear of being seen but not understood. Sad, but real and good.
IDSMILE: An absolutely stirring anthem that balances the fear of change and the difficulty of forming meaningful relationships with the hope that there might be a world where this works. I can't do it justice in words, so listen to it. Not explicitly about one gender or another but it was written with a transfem character in mind.
Villain: A transmasc/sorta nonbinary funky banger about remaining true to yourself even if some people arbitrarily paint you as a villain. The "problem?" before the secong verse GIVES ME LIFE
Ego Renegade boy: Another one about people thinking transmascs are evil, but this one tackles it with more of a criminal justice angle, as if the boy killed his former self. This is another one words can't really describe. Watch it, but watch it all the way through cause the ending is the best part!

 Question. How is a song trans. Songs don’t have genders. 

 the subject matter. Its like how love songs aren't in love cause songs aren't sentient.

 That’s true. D’you think I should make a Harry Potter tavern?

 Sure, if you do better than J k whoever

 JK Rowling? I’ll do my best… certainly I’ll be more open-minded.

I also still need a name for it…