Name this tune:

song(3);

sub song {
  my $octave = shift;

  my $num = 0;  

  while ($num < 10) {
      $midi_obj->play_note('E', "1.25", 127, 1, 1, $octave) || print $
+midi_obj->error() . "\n" and $midi_obj->reset_error();
      $midi_obj->play_note('G', ".5", 127, 1, 1, $octave) || print $mi
+di_obj->error() . "\n" and $midi_obj->reset_error();
      $midi_obj->play_note('G#', ".25", 127, 1, 1, $octave) || print $
+midi_obj->error() . "\n" and $midi_obj->reset_error();
      $midi_obj->play_note('B', ".25", 127, 1, 1, $octave) || print $m
+idi_obj->error() . "\n" and $midi_obj->reset_error();
      $midi_obj->play_note('E', ".25", 127, 1, 1, $octave) || print $m
+idi_obj->error() . "\n" and $midi_obj->reset_error();
      $midi_obj->play_note('D', ".25", 127, 1, 1, $octave) || print $m
+idi_obj->error() . "\n" and $midi_obj->reset_error();
      $midi_obj->play_note('D', "1", 127, 1, 1, $octave) || print $mid
+i_obj->error() . "\n" and $midi_obj->reset_error();
      $midi_obj->play_note('B', ".25", 127, 1, 1, $octave) || print $m
+idi_obj->error() . "\n" and $midi_obj->reset_error();
      $midi_obj->play_note('F#', ".25", 127, 1, 1, $octave) || print $
+midi_obj->error() . "\n" and $midi_obj->reset_error();
      $midi_obj->play_note('F', ".25", 127, 1, 1, $octave) || print $m
+idi_obj->error() . "\n" and $midi_obj->reset_error();
      $midi_obj->play_note('B', ".25", 127, 1, 1, $octave) || print $m
+idi_obj->error() . "\n" and $midi_obj->reset_error();
      $midi_obj->play_note('D', ".25", 127, 1, 1, $octave) || print $m
+idi_obj->error() . "\n" and $midi_obj->reset_error();
      $midi_obj->play_note('E', ".25", 127, 1, 1, $octave) || print $m
+idi_obj->error() . "\n" and $midi_obj->reset_error();
    $num++;
  }
}
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