What happened to the mysterious piano in Biscayne Bay?

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Start date Jan 27, 2011

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A mystery piano discovered in Biscayne Bay has sparked discussions about its origins. One participant suggests that it should be used by REO Speedwagon for their song "You Can Tune a Piano but You Can't Tune a Fish." Another contributor expresses skepticism about a teenager's explanation of the piano's origins, insisting it belongs to Kiri. The conversation highlights curiosity about the piano's backstory and the potential for creative use in music.

Jan 27, 2011

jtbell

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Da da da dum... (glub glub)

Before this piano gets hauled away, someone should find REO Speedwagon and get them to use it in a video of their "You Can Tune a Piano but You Can't Tune a Fish."

Teen explains origins of mystery piano [in Biscayne Bay]

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Jan 28, 2011

BobG

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I don't believe the kid. I still think it was Kiri's Piano.

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