“In the beginning, we were divided. Our ancestors thought we were just too different to get along. It turns out they were wrong. Very, very WRONG. You have to be able to listen to other voices, even when they don't agree with you. They make us stronger, more creative, more inspired. So whether your song is sad and heartfelt, loud and defiant, or warm and funky, or even if you're a little bit of each, it's all these sounds and all our differences that make the world a richer place. Because you can't harmonize alone(She and Branch shake hands, in love. When suddenly a child from the Country tribe, the Clampers Dawn of Niece of Delta Dawn, bites a Scratchbook). Clampers! Let's not eat our history.”