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["Band Warms Up"]

It's Tuesday, January 2, 2018, from Slated to the Gisdy Mike Pasca,

Orrin Hatch, the longest-serving Republican

Senator in office since 1977 will retire,

and with him will go a steady source of comedy

and conservatism from the Republican caucus,

with him will go institutional memory,

and an adherence to a more gentlemanly way of doing business,

but also with him will go,

this sick beat.

["Band Warms Up"]

Yes, because Orrin Hatch was a lawyer and a fighter,

a devout man of God, and a powerful voice for the Beehive state,

but he was also a lyricist, a prolific lyricist,

and not just with Heelar Land,

which first charted in 2002, but also America Rocks,

which went up the Mormon adult contemporary urban charts in 2008.

["Band Warms Up"]

And Roxie does, with all the abandon of an octogenarian conservative,

serving an almost unfathomably Caucasian constituency.

That is what happens to the devil's music,

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