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Lol Bob. That would depend on if she'e cooked tea yet or not. As to how many of them very thingies you put in front of the carfully at least. That is the point Kaley. 1+1=2. Does it add up? Unfortunatly some of the lyrics Anthony suggests we use as a guiding light do not add up in spite of his assuring us they are the bees knees in cohesive writing. Even a basic "You can write" writer's workshop would iron that out. Remember way back when Iddy biddy John did the Saddle me up thing? I love that song in spite of the line with Female Goddess in it. John was even good enough to make a version of it without the "wrap your legs around me", line in it so i could play it on my "gotta be a bit descreet' radio show and it gets a whirl nearly every week. I still think that female goddess line sucks but John loves it so I tolrate wincing at that spot because of the overall fun thing it is. I have stopped playing Rainwater Coffee in spite of liking the song muscally because the lack of adding up is just too much for me to listen to. Good point Kaley Willow. Regards. Graham ------------------ http://artists3.iuma.com/IUMA/Bands/Graham_Henderson/
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