lis 
wlo@lis i can't even look at this without bitching. why is there both a c flat and a c natural in the key signature. c flat is enough of a crime as is!
@[email protected] the naturals are for cancelling the previous key signature…
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Ozzelot 
@VoiceofDuum
They do seem to be (otherwise I guess you would stack a flat and a sharp and just get nothing? this thing is more unhinged than anything i've played, so idk)
@wizard @lis
They do seem to be (otherwise I guess you would stack a flat and a sharp and just get nothing? this thing is more unhinged than anything i've played, so idk)
@wizard @lis
@ozzelot @VoiceofDuum @lis maybe it's just been too long since i've played in a band, but i can't remember ever seeing a key signature cancel itself out. it's at the *very least* unhinged
@ozzelot @VoiceofDuum @lis like, i've seen naturals in key signatures. but never two different markings for the same note, regardless of what signature came before.
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unrealistic expectations.
unrealistic expectations.