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There we go. That's a familiar tune. Hey, somebody wrote in last week. They did. They did.

I'm going to find the email now. Bear with. Bear with. Here we go. And oh, shit. I've

found it. She said, um, oh, I'm very starting it. You know, I started it. And basically the

question was, who composed the music? And then they added, I hope it wasn't a computer.

So that was very up our street. That was obviously a real older and wider listener. And by

the end of the journey, her name is Ursula. Ursula 71 and two months. Ursula, the days

is thank you very much. Daisy has just come to our aid. And she said, the lady who rang

in is called Ursula. Oh, I like the name Ursula. It's a very elegant name. It is, isn't it?

It sounds posh. I don't think there are any common Ursulas. Do you know what I mean?

You did. Yes. I think Ursulas belong to black and white films and they're very well

dressed. Oh, yes, they are. They've got some style about them. Most definitely. Yes.

Daisy's very efficient there, wasn't she? But you know what? Daisy's very efficient.

Yeah. Daisy found out who composed it because Ursula wanted to know. Blimey Malfa got

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