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Dear GWT, welcome to the Blind Buy Podcast. We're going to start this week's episode with

a poem, because I haven't read out a poem in a long time, I haven't had many poems submitted

to me. I had one a couple of weeks ago that was sent in by Liam Neeson, but it was too

rude to read out, I didn't want to read it out. But luckily, this week I was sent to

poem, and this is the second poem that's been sent to me by Brian McFadden from the group

Bies Life. Farmerley, he was in West Life now is in Bies Life. Bies Life is, it's an amalgamation

of members from West Life and Bies on, but now they're together in Bies Life. It's a

bit like, when she's non-ientaid or crisps released those chocolate bars, it was a chocolate

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