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Well, Hi, I'm Jeff and welcome to History and Factor.
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It's about today. Today's June twenty seventh.
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I know onion, you onion, onion, onion, onion.
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Today is National Onion Day. Onions. They are the world's
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oldest cultivated vegetable. They've been faring for over five thousand years,
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start out in Central Asia before spreading across the planet.
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Onions they are really really good for you. Recent studies
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show that onions they help you fight colon and breast
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cancer and help with heart disease and diabetes. I think
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they taste good, especially if they're cooked.
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Now.
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The best way to cut an onion without tearing up, yeah,
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freeze it first. It will help you out there. Now,
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if you don't want to celebrate onions, today's actual National
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Bingo Day. Let's see what happened in entertainment on June
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twenty seventh. Let's go back to nineteen sixty six. Number
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one album was What Now My Love? By Herb Aalbot
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and his Tijuana Brass Orchestra The Beetles at the numb
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one on with Paperback Rider.
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We based on offside.
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Jump Jack Green had the number one country song with
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there Goes My everything.
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There go, Oh my dreams there, Coles smiles.
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The number one book was Value of the Dolls by
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Jacqueline Susan Todd. Movie was Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?
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A professor and his wife. They throw a party now
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using alcohol, they get their guests to have a horrible
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and distressing time. Stars Elizabeth Taylor, Richard Burton, and George Siegel.
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All right, let's see it happened on June the twenty seventh.
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America's first speed limit was enacted today in sixteen fifty two.
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Now was in New Amsterdam, which is New York City today.
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The law read that all wagons, carts, and slaves couldnot
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be driven at a gallop. First defense was two pounds
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of one hundred and fifty bucks to do. Eighteen thirty three,
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in Canterbury, Connecticut, a white woman named Prudus Krandall. She
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was got arrested. Yeah, she was running a school for
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black women. Well, she had to spend the night in jail.
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Then they ran around of town. She wasn't able to
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come back ever. Eighteen ninety eight, Joshua Slocum from Canada.
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He arrived in Newport, Rhode Island. He had become the
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first person to sell solo around the world.
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Yeah.
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He did it on a thirty seven foot fishing boat. Yeah,
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I wouldn't fancy or anything at all. Took him three years,
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two months in two days, sailed over forty six thousand miles.
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When asked why he did it, he said, because they
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said it couldn't be done. I get this, Joshua. Yeah,
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he never learned how to swim. Nineteen fifteen, fort Yukon
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Alaska temperature at one hundred degrees hottest temperature ever recorded
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in Alaska still is nineteen twenty three over Rockwell Field
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down in California. They were flying biplanes. Pilots Captain Lowell
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Smith and Lieutenant John Richter did the first in air
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airplane refueling or air aerial refueling whatever. Nineteen fifty North
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Korean troops they reached the Seoul in South Korea. Now
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the Outskirts saw United States President Harry Truman ordered the
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United States Navy and Air Force to enter that Korean War.
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Nineteen sixty seven, the world's first ATM machine was installed.
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It was over in London. Was that a branch of
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the Barclays Bank nineteen seventy eight the first erasable ink
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pin went on. So that racer mate. Nineteen ninety four
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in Lakewood, New Mexico, they had one hundred and eighteen degrees.
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That's their state record for hottest temp. Now, just so
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you know, that means we got like forty eight more
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of those outest tempts to go pretty much over the
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next month, nineteen ninety nine, Tony Hawky began the very
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skateboarder to land a nine hundred. That's where you has
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spend two and a half times in the airport landing
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on your board. Two thousand and three, United States, they
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formed a national do not Call list. So when's it
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gonna start?
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Coke co joke joke, huge dish shibf Day.
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We're gonna par he left this shiver day.
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We want simple tage like this shibs Day. And you
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know we don't give birthday.
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Okay. It was born on Gne the twenty seventh rider
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Heller Helen Keller. Yeah, she was born just come to be,
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Alabama in eighteen eighty. Now she lost both her sight
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and her hearing when she is nineteen months old. Man,
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she got some unknown disease now that left her deaf
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and blo and when she has seven years old, her
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father hired Anne Sullivan to be her personal teacher. Ended
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up becoming lifelong fans. Yeah, Helen. She became the first
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death Anne blind person to graduate from college. Yeah. She
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got a degree from Radcliffe College and she went on
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to write over twenty books. She lived with Anne until
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Anne died in nineteen thirty eight. Six. Then Anne's housekeeper
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her name was Polly Thompson. She took over taking care
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of Helen. They actually traveled the world raising money for
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the blind. But Polly she died in nineteen sixty so
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were her nurse why know, and it took over taking
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care of Helen. She did until Henrolyn died nineteen sixty
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eight in her slate, just short of her eighty eighth birthday.
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Actress Antoinette Perry. She was born in Denver, Colorado, in
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eighteen eighty eight, and when she was eleven she started
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doing local theater. By the time she was eighteen, Yeah,
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she was the one who started all the big shows
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that were played here in Denver. Then she retired when
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she was twenty one.
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She got married and had three daughters. Her husband died
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in nineteen twenty two, so she decided to move east.
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She ended up hitting really big on Broadway. She even
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worked as a stage direct her and all that kind
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of stuff. Yeah, she that wasn't even done by women
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at the time, but she was really big on the
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Broadway seeing one of the top names of it. Well,
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then she died from a heart attack in nineteen forty
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six at fifty eight years old. So all her friends
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and her colleagues and everybody out there on Broadway, they
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decided that they wanted to honor her, you know, for
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her high standards that she had set for the theater
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production on Broadway. So they started the Annette Perry Award
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for Excellence in Broadway. Now they still give that word out,
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but now they go by her nickname. They caught Tony
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Awards on Some Shine. How many of you old enough
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to remember the kids show Captain Kangaroo. He was Bob Keisham.
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He was born in lynn Brook, New York in nineteen
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twenty seven. Start off playing Clara Belle, the clown on
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The Hottie Duty Show, started starring as Captain Kangaroo. Fifty
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five was him and Mister Green Jeans Some Puppets, A
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whole cast a character. That show ran until nineteen eighty four.
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Bob was married to his wife forty five years when
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she died. They had three children. Bobby died in two
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thousand and four at seventy six years old. He'd been
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fighting heart disease for like twenty years. Actress Julia Duffy
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is seventy five. She was born in Minneapolis in nineteen
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fifty one. She started out on the daytime soap opera
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The Doctors. Of course, her biggest success was on Newhart.
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She was seven years in a row for Primetime Emmy. Yeah,
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she didn't win. I'm sure she was just happy to
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be nominated though, and she did Designing Women The Mommy's
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biggest movie was Granddaddy Daycare. Julia married nineteen eighty four
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and they have two children.
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Long Same, Simple, Too Long Nuda two is.
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He's too had.
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Country singer Laurie Morgan is sixty seven. Born in nineteen
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fifty nine in Nashville. Her dad was country singer George Morgan. Now,
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when Laurie was thirteen years old, she performed at the
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Grand Ole Opry. Yeah, her dad pulled her up on
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stage to sing with him. She made a name for
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herself in nineteen eighty nine, when she released her first album.
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Some of her big hits are out of Your Shoes,
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five minutes, something in Red, watch Me what part of note?
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Don't you understand? She's actually out on two right now. Yep,
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she even has a show tonight in Augusta, Georgia.
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Now.
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She had a daughter from her first husband. Then her
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second husband was country singer Keith Whitley. They had a daughter, Keith.
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He died after only three years of marriage. Her fifth
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husband was country singer Sammy kershawf for six years, then
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she made her six husband and twenty ten. Sadly, he
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died one year ago. Movie maker, TV show creator JJ Abrams.
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He was born in New York City in nineteen sixty six,
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sixty years old today now. He created the TV shows Felicity,
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Alias and Lost. He wrote the movie Armageddon. Then he's
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made two Star Wars movies, two Star Trek movies for
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Mission Impossible movies, and Enjoy Right, yeah, that's the best
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out of all them. Abrams. He got married nineteen ninety
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six and they have three children. Actor Toby Maguire's fifty one.
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He's going to Santa Monica, California. In nineteen seventy five.
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In sixth grade, he wanted to be a chef, so
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he asked his mom if he could take a home
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economics class. His mom told him she'd give him a
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hundred bucks if he took a drama class instead. That
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worked out really well. Now he played Spider Man in
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the first three Spider Man's movies. He was in Pleasantville,
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cider House, Rules, Sea Biscuit. He married once for thirteen
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years and they have a son and a daughter. All
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Our quote of the day goes to actor Jack Lemon.
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He died to Day in two thousand and one at
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seventy six years old. Jack said, failure, It seldom stops you.
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What stops you is a fear of failure. Well, thank
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you all for listening today. Don't forget to follow us
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on you listen to us. On comes He's a cool
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media dot com. It's cool three US our country underground
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radio artist. Today Today comes from Jesse after an Albuquerque.
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He wants to hear Brindany Addington song. Still not over you.
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You guys have an awesome day. We'll talk tomorrow.
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You think a couple of years, There's plenty of time
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for me to move on. Put you behind me, I
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can never even happened, like I can never.
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Even wut you in offer.
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But here I am hanging on the cut man. I
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want to do if I can do it all over again,
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trying to come up with the words to say in
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case you whoever came.
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I'm still missing you like crazy.
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I still think about your baby every now and never, Dame,
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you know I miss you haven't left me like you
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left me when you left.
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Me, baby, I was not expected to liveing going on me.
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That's hard to.
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I'm still not over you.
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You got your fiction in my while the name and
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my phone you used to let me call, and we
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moved on the door, sweaters in a dress, A whale
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left it in the bottom, dray.
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See.
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Like wherever I go, whatever I do, there's always something
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lit of something that reminds me of you. I can't
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take it.
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I can take it, baby, I can take it.
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Still listen you like crazy.
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I still think about your babby every and now.
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I'll never tell you know.
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I wish you hadn't left me like you left me.
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When you left me, baby, I was not expecting letting
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going to be this hard to.
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I'm still not over a good