Lisa Simpson plays a saxophone-like horn in a school band room alongside Mr. Burns, a frail, stooped old man with a hooked nose, grey hair…

What happens

Lisa Simpson, in her red dress and pearl necklace, plays a saxophone-like horn in a school band room alongside Mr. Burns, a frail, stooped old man with a hooked nose, grey hair at the sides and a black bow tie, who conducts from a music stand with a stern expression and raised hand, while other students play brass, woodwinds and drums around them. Lisa then walks alone down an orange hallway carrying a large horn toward a blue door. Outside the Simpsons' house, the pink car sits in the driveway; Bart on a skateboard rolls past the open garage with a bicycle and boxes inside, and then Homer stands by the car while Lisa rides up on a red bicycle balancing a tall stack of books. Finally Homer bends over at the car's open hood, gripping his head in frustration, with the mailbox at the edge of the lawn.

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