and the yell of the crowd, started to move around with amazing precision for a dog wth short legs. Charlie, after the solo was over, resumed with the song:

Mr. Carface

Won't you ride my white horse?

Oh, Mr. Carface

It's symbolic, of course

Approaching a time that is classic

I hear the angels' call

Yeah, approaching a time that is drastic

Standing with their backs to the wall

Yeah!

        The girls, overjoyed seeing their men playing so beautifully, started cheering them on. " Keep it up, boys!" they yelled to them. The guys, amazed themseves at their ability to play, felt terrific about this plan they have made. Just the thrill of the show was enough for them to keep going. Charlie continued singing, his heart pounding harder than a hammer on a doornail:

Was it demonically sent?

I wanna know what you meant

I wanna know

I wanna know what you meant

Yeah!

                    "Let me see your wild cries, people, come on!", Charlie told the crowd as they yelled back to him in obedience. A minute later, the song was over with Charlie saying, "You're No.1!". The audience gave them an encore as they finished. They then played several other songs, as in every gig, until they got to the sixth and final one. "Okay everyone. This is the last song we'll be playing for you tonight. Hope you like it, because this one is dedicated out of love to our ladies. Stand up and take a bow, girls!" Obeying with great surprise and in the spotlight, Sasha and her friends stood up and gave a courtsy, their faces a deep red hue due to blushing with such an honor. " Girls, this is for you! We just love you all!" (This final song is titled "I Was Made For Loving You" by KISS). Zero switched the settings on the piano from organ to orchestra, to make up for lack of sufficient musicians.