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The song starts straight away with a downtempo drumming beat and a slightly played accordion. Here and there a piano or vibraphone will start playing. As a mid-day/morning melody, throughout the song it is happy, energetic, and relaxed.
[[File:Animal Crossing - 11AM-0|full|left|335 px]]The GCN version of the song is a song meant to represent a settled-down, late morning where people have already been up for several hours. The theme has prominent saxophone toots.
 
 
 
 
 
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In Wild World and City Folk, the song starts straight away with a downtempo drumming beat and a slightly played accordion. Here and there a piano or vibraphone will start playing. As a mid-day/morning melody, throughout the song it is happy, energetic, and relaxed.
 
 
 
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In New Leaf, the song serves the same purpose as in the other 2 games but with a different, piano-driven melody.
 
 
 
 
 
 


The GCN version of the song is almost the opposite of the other versions. It is very ironic, being more of a mid-evening tune; mainly because of the slow tempo and the constant saxophone toots.


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The GCN version of the song is a song meant to represent a settled-down, late morning where people have already been up for several hours. The theme has prominent saxophone toots.



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In Wild World and City Folk, the song starts straight away with a downtempo drumming beat and a slightly played accordion. Here and there a piano or vibraphone will start playing. As a mid-day/morning melody, throughout the song it is happy, energetic, and relaxed.


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In New Leaf, the song serves the same purpose as in the other 2 games but with a different, piano-driven melody.





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