What can I do to this glitchy vocal sample to fix it up nice and good?

I want to use the following vocal sample in a track. I can't remember exactly where it was from but it was part of the free Cakewalk content so I'm presuming cool to use. 
 
https://soundcloud.com/sharke-1/vocal-2-bounced-1
 
As you can hear it's been spliced together pretty badly. Any suggestions on what I could do to smooth out those glitches? Either in Sonar or Adobe Audition. 

That's what I thought about doing too. However before I tried that I thought I'd see what Audition's auto-heal function would do so I put the offending parts through multiple passes of that. It's certainly not perfect by any means but it's certainly less "clicky." I'm going to be using the sample with lots of effects anyway, so I think I might just get away with this:
 
https://soundcloud.com/sh...cal-2-bounced-1-healed

Yeah I'll probably end up trying to mask it with something like that too. Right now I have a delay on it which is doing a pretty good job. It's an ethereal kind of synthy electronica piece so it doesn't have to sound natural. 

sharke, send it to me and I'll totally deglitch it. My first and last name @ my first and last name . com, or send me a link through PM. :)

Thanks for the offer Danny! Just out of curiosity, what would you have done with it? 

I tried Adobe's pop removal but it didn't really do anything, I think I really need to brush up on Audition and learn it properly. Luckily my NYC library card grants me full access to the Lynda video courses and I think they have an in depth Audition one.