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I find your lack of WD-40 disturbing. But otherwise this cover of "The Imperial March" from Star Wars performed using nothing but a kazoo and a very squeaky door is honestly quite perfect.
Originally found on TikTok (though I know embeds don't always work so well).
Previously: Imperial March in `major key`
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