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You're listening to a download of soul music from BBC Radio 4.

One week before, they owe my atrocity, Samantha came round to me in the kitchen and said to me,

Mum, will you please come around and listen to this music?

And I said, yeah, that's fine.

So I went around to the room with my apron on and sat down on the settee.

And Samantha then switched on, put on the music.

But she also told me how to listen to the music, let it float over my head.

And this is exactly what it was, Spiegel, M. Spiegel.

She was working on that day, I should say, with Oxfam, for Oxfam, I should say.

And she also worked for Bernardo's.

But she was also a wonderful girl at collecting in town.

She collected for many things, many, many things, in fact.

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