This is probably the hardest song I've posted yet. For parts with a combination of captials and lower case, try typing them really fast consecutively instead. TIP: The notes that are bunched are to be played at the same time. Sdfkjhssdflkhfjklxkxjhsdfdssjklxkxjjhhsjkllhzzxcxzxzlxkxjhsdfdss Once Upon A December from Anastasia (rough) Or p au8 w aut w aur w a9 p d ot6 o I y u8 w t u o s f u o s f hĮj u p a sx f hjx t iz o pl s whk y o p av d vx0 r u I o a f G k (TIP: For this song, the letters bunch together are to be played at the same time)Įx u ax p sx d psx z v ql t i o p s g s g h j lį0 r u a fo G h8 w G fu d9 e y f d a5 9 w e r yį0 r u a fo G h8 w G hu j9 e y h jy k5 9 w e r yį0 r u a fo G h8 w G fu d9 e y f d a5 9 w e
Poipsps poipspsds poiop poiopso poipsps poipspsds sgssps QeTyTy yuIy QeTyTy rrTyur rTeer, QeTyTy yuIy QeTyTy rrTyur rTyuII Here're examples you can try they're fairly easy? TIPS: For capital letters, press shift as though you're actually typing a capital letter He may never be as strong as Goku, but his character development in the Game of Life is no less incredible than Vegeta's.Here, we can post some music sheets for it that we composed or found.Įven make requests if someone is bored enough to try. However, after years of side-hustling his writing endeavors with other pursuits, he decided to turn it into a full-fledged main quest. First, civil engineering, then marketing and sales. Just like a shonen protagonist, Dhruv started his journey as a regular high schooler who dipped his feet in things he had little to no interest in. When that didn't work out for obvious reasons, he traversed the same obsession into writing and started using his words as a medium to teleport himself and his readers to the fantastical worlds of flawed heroes, relatable villains, and overpowered side characters.
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Using Screen Rant as a platform, he's now on a mission to learn, grow, and bloom through all things cinema by ranting endlessly about his favorite TV and movie characters.ĭhruv's obsession with television characters goes way back to his school days when he believed he could be as strong as Goku someday. Some of his articles on philosophy, self-help, and writing have also been featured in popular Medium publications, such as Mind Cafe, Publishous, and The Writing Cooperative. Before Screen Rant, Dhruv wrote over 2K articles for The Cinemaholic, covering anime, television, and movies.
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