Be heard
Listen
Listen verb - To pay attention especially through the act of hearing.
Both terms in one sentence
- President John Henry Eden can be heard at all hours of the day on the Enclave Radio Channel, warmheartedly sharing his opinions and plans for the rebirth of America with anyone who cares to listen.
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Recurring Riff: The few notes when Yorda steps out of her cage can be heard in several other tracks, including the ending song (if you listen closely) and Castle In The Mist.
Source: Video Game / ICO - At the end of "The Unbeliever" after the guitars have rung out a voice can be be heard saying "That's the one", followed by another saying "Yeah that's it, let's go and listen".
Source: Studio Chatter
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