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“I’m not even slightly interested in whether I’m remembered I say Ashes to ashes Dust to dust Gimme a tombstone if you feel you must Sayin’ here lies a clown who wrote some songs He talked too much and stayed too long”

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Tim Minchin
Tim Minchin

Tim Minchin, born on October 7, 1975, is an Australian comedian, singer, and songwriter. Known for his unique sense of humor and musical talent, he has gained recognition on both the Australian and international stages, most notably for his voice acting in the movie 'The Croods'. more

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