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And now let's have a tune from Charles Latham.

I'm going to write a letter like the kind you never heard

and it's got some eighth grade emotion and some fifth grade spelling mistakes Probably never send it

But I'll stamp it just in case

I'll stamp it just in case Tell me what you're reading.

How was that summer trip?

It's polite to start a letter in the interrogative

and if I tell you how I've been doing it,

I'll probably bury it at the end.

Start to sign it low,

cross that out and that island be your friend and

you're I send it by a pigeon, send it pony express,

I'll wear it into battle,

and end unto my breast, and it's every third word that matters.

And if you read between the and get a handwriting expert it's a window to the mind

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