Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

Classic Worm Songs of the Sixties. I had all ten albums.
You're not dying. You're a machine.
-[man] So lucky. -[Clancy] Thank you.
and second of all,
He's always coming home from people he's just visited.
[Annie] Well, yeah, um, by the time I was sober,
[Annie] Right, yeah.
But you may get a much nicer seat in heaven because of it, too.
And that's what we need here sometimes.
there's a lot more worms involved in the discussion of death, right?
Not that.
Truly a scene from heaven.
Seems impossible!
[female dog] It's pronounced "Bob-wah."
It takes death to help you let go. You know, go, "Okay, fine."
[high-pitched, indistinct singing]
[male dog] So, you know, the thing she said that really struck me
-Thank you for having me! -[rewinding]
when they're confronted with the idea of doing anything therapeutic
[computer] It's difficult to concentrate when you're being yelled at...
And God never leaves him for a second.
Just friends in a truck.
Drone One, pull up some happy nature music.
Like, near the dessert table, or the cheeses!
And the child says, "I need someone with skin on."
♪ Worms ♪