Adaptation & Paraphrase of Song from Shreck (I can't remember the author or the two who sang it):

use We::Need;
my $hero = We::Need->new('hero');
my $success = $hero->set(
                   SIZE         => 'bigger than life',
                   CHARACTER    => 'up to the fight',
                   PERSEVERENCE => 'wont give up',
                   STRENGTH     => 'stronger than steel',
                   ENDURANCE    => 'won't tire',
                        );
if($success) {
    $myNights = 'Ill sleep through the night';
    $myVision = 
         'In the early morning light, Ill feel safe';
    $i = 'can make it through the day';
} else {
    $i = 'cant make it through the day';
}

if($i == 'can make it through the day') {
   exit(0);
} else {
   exit(1);
}

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ack Albuquerque, NM

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