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off key

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off key
Music
a. not in the correct key
b. out of tune


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The 523-foot, 17,000-ton WWII ship was sunk seven miles off Key West on Wednesday.
Not to be outdone, hundreds of Birmingham fans soon found their voice and sang a loud, if slightly off key, 'God save the Queen'.
I used to have my father in fits but here the challenge has been singing off key in character and also playing someone who actually lived.
 
 
 
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