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Apr 2015
I blew into my saxaphone and out the horn came beauty
My brother had the time And so I called him over to hear me
He listened for awhile as i honked with merry cheer
Then when he left I blew again and it was joy to hear
Many decades later as an old man i sat down
I picked up my guitar and i didn't make a sound
All the passion you possess hold on to it tight
For when old age does come to you it may be out of sight
William McLaughlin
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William McLaughlin  Springdale Ar
(Springdale Ar)   
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