answers: Fireflies
context: Hoots the Owl Hoots the Owl is a fictional character on the children's television program, "Sesame Street", performed by Kevin Clash. He was an owl that plays a saxophone. His voice sounds similar to Louis Armstrong. Perhaps his most famous song was "Put Down the Duckie" in 1988, a song inspired to help Ernie not squeak while playing his saxophone (to play without holding his rubber duck). Hoots debuted on Sesame Street for the 12th season (1980), but was retired from the show in the 32nd season (2001). Hoots has a saxophone solo in a well-known segment with Little Richard </s> "Fireflies" was Owl City's only top forty hit in the United States until three years later when "Good Time", a duet with Canadian singer Carly Rae Jepsen, charted at No. 8. It has been covered by Christina Grimmie, Cheryl Cole and others. "Fireflies" is featured in the video game "", and was used in the promotional video for "EyePet". It is available as downloadable content for both "Guitar Hero 5, , and Rock Band 3". The song debuted on the "Billboard" Hot 100 in early-September at No. 97, and it reached No. 1 in its tenth week, becoming Owl City's </s> first, for which Hammerstein then wrote lyrics. The role reversal in the Rodgers and Hammerstein partnership permitted Hammerstein to craft the lyrics into a fundamental part of the story so that the songs could amplify and intensify the story instead of diverting it. As Rodgers and Hammerstein began developing the new musical, they agreed that their musical and dramatic choices would be dictated by the source material, "Green Grow the Lilacs", not by musical comedy conventions. Musicals of that era featured big production numbers, novelty acts, and show-stopping specialty dances; the libretti typically focused on humor, with little dramatic development,
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