In times of great tragedy, when the minds of the masses unite in stunned grief, warped voices become incredibly clear. Their pitch is awkward, shrill and telling.
As the world fell silent, lost for words and drenched in unimaginable sadness after the terrorist attack in Manchester, the discordant warped voices howled.
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