Jollimore comes off stage and sits with Harry at the Crybaby Bar. The bartender Calvin Swig watches the two, as they talk about old times. Jollimore tells Harry he will need his guitar back. Harry hasn't got it.

Jollimore comes off stage and sits with Harry at the Crybaby Bar. The bartender Calvin Swig watches the two, as they talk about old times. Jollimore tells Harry he will need his guitar back. Harry hasn't got it.

Jollimore comes off stage and sits with Harry at the Crybaby Bar. The bartender Calvin Swig watches the two, as they talk about old times. Jollimore tells Harry he will need his guitar back. Harry hasn't got it.

18. The Graveyard Workers

Harry plays for French fries and onion rings at the Crybaby Bar. He once travelled the world in private jets and played his guitar to sold-out stadiums. It's the Crybaby Bar now for the Tuesday Open Mic and the Thursday Wing Night before retiring to his army cot at the Tarantula Arms. Harry has a plan though, a come-back. He is about to record a new song, one that he held back on (he didn't write it), a song that says it all, ‘The Cannonball’.

Fiction

Harry plays for French fries and onion rings at the Crybaby Bar. He once travelled the world in private jets and played his guitar to sold-out stadiums. It's the Crybaby Bar now for the Tuesday Open Mic and the Thursday Wing Night before retiring to his army cot at the Tarantula Arms. Harry has a plan though, a come-back. He is about to record a new song, one that he held back on (he didn't write it), a song that says it all, ‘The Cannonball’.

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