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For September 2016

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Love Potion No. 9 (Searchers version) Jerry Leiber / Mike Stoller (The Clovers), 1959;

The Searchers, 1963 YouTube video tutorial: https://youtu.be/gqCX2liroQM

[Even, persistent strum: DUDUDUDU-DuDU-UDu] VERSE 1: Dm Gm I took my troubles down to Madame Ruth Dm Gm You know that gypsy with the gold-capped tooth F Dm She’s got a pad down at 34

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Gm A[STOP] Dm Sellin little bottles of - Love Potion No. 9

VERSE 2: Dm Gm I told her that I was a flop with chicks Dm Gm I’d been this way since 1956 F Dm She looked at my palm and she made a magic sign Gm A[STOP] Dm She said “What you need is - Love Potion No. 9”

BRIDGE: Gm She bent down and turned around and gave me a wink E7 She said “I’m gonna make it up right here in the sink” Gm It smelled like turpentine and looked like India ink A[STOP] A-A[STOP] A I held my nose, I closed my eyes - I took a drink

INSTRUMENTAL BRIDGE: Gm - - - E7 - - - Gm - - - AAAA AAAZ ZAAA AZZZ

OUTRO: Gm[STOP] Dm Love Potion No. 9 Gm[STOP] Dm Love Potion No. 9 Gm[STOP] Dm Love Potion No. 9

VERSE 3: Dm Gm I didn’t know if it was day or night Dm Gm I started kissin everything in sight F Dm But when I kissed the cop down at 34

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Gm A[STOP] Dm He broke my little bottle of - Love Potion No. 9

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Boat Drinks Jimmy Buffett, 1979 YouTube video tutorial: https://youtu.be/hgu8jxMnz5o

LINES: C F G C Boat drinks - boys in the band ordered boat drinks F G C Visitors scored on the home rink F G C F G Everything seems to be wrong

C F G C Lately - newspapers mentioned cheap airfare F G C I gotta fly to St. Somewhere F G C I’m close to bodily harm

F G C 20 degrees and the hockey game’s on F G C Nobody cares, they’re way too far gone, screaming F G C Boat drinks - something to keep ‘em all warm ─ ─

(C) F G C This morning - I shot six holes in my freezer F G C I think I’ve got cabin fever F G C Somebody sound the alarm

BRIDGE: D#M7 Bb I’d like to go where the pace of life’s slow F Bb Could you beam me somewhere, Mr. Scott? D#M7 Bb Any old place here on Earth or in space D G F Em Dm You pick the century and I’ll pick the spot

MORE LINES: C F G C But I know - I should be leaving this climate F G C I’ve got a verse but can’t rhyme it F G C I gotta go where it’s warm ─ ─

(C) F G C Boat drinks - waitress, I need two more boat drinks F G C Then I’m heading south ‘fore my dream shrinks F G C I gotta go where its warm [I GOTTA GO WHERE IT’S WARM] F G C I gotta go where its warm [I GOTTA GO WHERE IT’S WARM] F G C[STOP] I gotta go where its WARM! ─ ─

OUTRO: F G F G I gotta go where there ain’t any snow F G F G Where ain’t any blow, cus my fin sinks so low F G C I gotta go where it’s warm

INTRO: [Breezy bouncy strum: D-dU-UDU DUDU-UDU] C F G C F G |x x x x|x x x x|x x x x|x x x x| C F G C F G |x x x x|x x x x|x x x x|x x x x|

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Escape (the piña colada song) Rupert Holmes, 1979 YouTube video tutorial: https://youtu.be/12c2L1j3j3Q

VERSE 1: [nc] C Em-D-C I was tired of my lady Am G D-C6-G We’d been together too long Dm C Em-D-C Like a worn out recording Am G D6-C-G Of a favorite song

Dm C Em-D-C So while she lay there sleepin Am G D-C6-G I read the paper in bed Dm C Em-D-C And in the personal columns Am G D6-C-G[STOP] There was this letter I read

VERSE 2: [nc] C Em-D-C I didn’t think about my lady Am G D-C6-G I know that sounds kind of mean Dm C Em-D-C But me and my old lady Am G D6-C-G Had fallen into the same old dull routine

Dm C Em-D-C So I wrote to the paper Am G D-C6-G Took out a personal ad Dm C Em-D-C And though I’m nobody’s poet Am G D6-C-G[STOP] I thought it wasn’t half bad

INTRO: [Steady strum: D-dU-UDU D-d-D-d] C Em D C Am |x x x x|x x x x|x x x x|x x x x| G D C6 G Dm |x x x x|x x x x|x x x x|x x x x| C Em D C Am |x x x x|x x x x|x x x x|x x x x| G D C6 G[STOP] |x x x x|x x x x|x x x x|x x x x|

CHORUS A: [nc] C Em-D-C If you like piña coladas Am G D-C6-G And gettin caught in the rain Dm C Em-D-C If you’re not into yoga Am G D6-C-G If you have half a brain

Dm C Em-D-C If you like makin love at midnight Am G D-C6-G In the dunes - of a cape Dm C Em-D-C Then I’m the love that you’ve looked for Am G D6-C-G[STOP] X X X

Write to me and escape

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CHORUS B: [nc] C Em-D-C Yes, I like piña coladas Am G D-C6-G And gettin caught in the rain Dm C Em-D-C I’m not much into health food Am G D6-C-G I am into champagne Dm C Em-D-C I’ve got to meet you by tomorrow noon Am G D-C6-G And cut through all this red tape Dm C Em-D-C At a bar called O’Malley’s Am G D6-C-G[STOP] Where we’ll plan our escape

VERSE 3: [nc] C Em-D-C So I waited with high hopes Am G D-C6-G And she walked in the place Dm C Em-D-C I knew her smile in an instant Am G D6-C-G I knew the curve of her face Dm C Em-D-C It was my own lovely lady Am G D-C6-G And she said, “Aw, it’s you” Dm C Em-D-C Then we laughed for a moment Am G D6-C-G[STOP] And I said “I never knew”

CHORUS C: [nc] C Em-D-C That you like piña coladas Am G D-C6-G And gettin caught in the rain Dm C Em-D-C And the feel of the ocean Am G D6-C-G And the taste of champagne Dm C Em-D-C If you like makin love at midnight Am G D-C6-G In the dunes - on the cape Dm C Em-D-C You’re the lady I’ve looked for Am G D6-C-G[STOP] Come with me and escape

OUTRO: [nc] C Em-D-C Yes, I like piña coladas Am G D-C6-G And gettin caught in the rain Dm C Em-D-C I’m not much into health food Am G D6-C-G[STOP] I am into champagne

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Escape (the piña colada song) Rupert Holmes, 1979 YouTube video tutorial: https://youtu.be/12c2L1j3j3Q

VERSE 1: [nc] C I was tired of my lady Am G We’d been together too long Dm C Like a worn out recording Am G Of a favorite song

Dm C So while she lay there sleepin Am G D I read the paper in bed Dm C And in the personal columns Am G [STOP] There was this letter I read

VERSE 2: [nc] C I didn’t think about my lady Am G I know that sounds kind of mean Dm C But me and my old lady Am G Had fallen into the same old dull routine

Dm C So I wrote to the paper Am G Took out a personal ad Dm C And though I’m nobody’s poet Am G [STOP] I thought it wasn’t half bad

INTRO: [Steady strum: D-dU-UDU D-d-D-d] C Am |x x x x|x x x x|x x x x|x x x x| G Dm |x x x x|x x x x|x x x x|x x x x| C Am |x x x x|x x x x|x x x x|x x x x| G [STOP] |x x x x|x x x x|x x x x|x x x x|

CHORUS A: [nc] C If you like piña coladas Am G And gettin caught in the rain Dm C If you’re not into yoga Am G If you have half a brain

Dm C If you like makin love at midnight Am G In the dunes - of a cape Dm C Then I’m the love that you’ve looked for Am G [STOP] X X X

Write to me and escape

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CHORUS B: [nc] C Yes, I like piña coladas Am G And gettin caught in the rain Dm C I’m not much into health food Am G I am into champagne Dm C I’ve got to meet you by tomorrow noon Am G And cut through all this red tape Dm C At a bar called O’Malley’s Am G [STOP] Where we’ll plan our escape

VERSE 3: [nc] C So I waited with high hopes Am G And she walked in the place Dm C I knew her smile in an instant Am G I knew the curve of her face Dm C It was my own lovely lady Am G And she said, “Aw, it’s you” Dm C Then we laughed for a moment Am G [STOP] And I said “I never knew”

CHORUS C: [nc] C That you like piña coladas Am G And gettin caught in the rain Dm C And the feel of the ocean Am G And the taste of champagne Dm C If you like makin love at midnight Am G In the dunes - on the cape Dm C You’re the lady I’ve looked for Am G [STOP] Come with me and escape

OUTRO: [nc] C Yes, I like piña coladas Am G And gettin caught in the rain Dm C I’m not much into health food Am G [STOP] I am into champagne

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I Like Girls That Drink Beer Toby Keith / Bobby Pinson, 2012 YouTube video tutorial: https://youtu.be/mMpCd6Pn0TQ

[Rowdy country strum, emphasis on the back beats: duDu duDu]

VERSE 1: G C You bought me a black tie suit and I ain’t wearin it G C Can’t be seen in that thing in my Lariat F C Ain’t goin down to the ball in your chariot G This high rise life just ain’t for me

VERSE 2: G C There’s a two lane black tap road and I’ma hittin it G C Skynard back song, let her fly just a gettin it F C Find me a little hot spot and just sit in it G Give me a mug of that ice cold brew

Get me a girl that’s got one too

HALF-INSTRUMENTAL CHORUS: F C G C F C D G F C Hey, I need a little down home lovin G Am And a man ain’t gonna get it up here F C Yeah, I’ll find what I want in a honkytonk, G C I like girls that drink beer

OUTRO: F C[hang] Yeah, I’ll find what I want in a honkytonk ─ G C I like girls that drink beer

CHORUS: F C Bye bye baby, I’m leavin G C You can keep your mansion and your money F C Yer boat and yer Benz and yer uptown friends D G And your country club that ain’t really country

F C I need a little down home lovin G Am And a man ain’t gonna get it up here F C Yeah, I’ll find what I want in a honkytonk, G C I like girls that drink beer ─

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The Rare Old Mountain Dew Edward Harrigan / David Braham, 1882 YouTube video tutorial: https://youtu.be/4uRCS8j-vs8

INTRO: [Fast, energetic strum: DUD-D-D] C F C G C F C G C | x x x x | x x x x | x x x x | x x x x |

VERSE 1: (C) F Let grasses grow and waters flow C G In a free and easy way C F But give me enough of the rare ol’ stuff C G C That’s made near Galway Bay

F Come gougers all from Donegal C Am Sligo and Leitrim too C F We’ll give ‘em the slip and we’ll take a sip C G C Of the rare ol’ mountain dew

VERSE 2: (C) F There’s a neat little still at the foot of the hill C G Where the smoke curls up to the sky C F By a whiff of the smell you can plainly tell C G C That there’s poitín brewin nearby

F For it fills the air with a perfume rare C Am And betwixt both me and you C F As home we roll we can drink a bowl C G C Or a bucketful of mountain dew

VERSE 3: (C) F Now learned men as use the pen C G Have writ the praises high C F Of the rare poitín from Ireland green C G C Distilled from wheat and rye

F Away with your pills, it’ll cure all ills C Am Be ye Pagan, Christian or Jew C F So take off yer coat and grease yer throat C G C With a bucketful of mountain dew

VOCABLES: (C) F Hidee diddly-idle-dum, diddly doodle-idle-dum C G Diddly doo-ri diddly-um day C F Hidee diddly-idle-dum, diddly doodle-idle-dum C G C

Diddly doo-ri diddly-um day

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Tequila Sunrise Don Henley / Glenn Frey (Eagles), 1973 YouTube video tutorial: https://youtu.be/o8fbfCKAV0E

INTRO: [Even strum: D-DUDUDU] G G6 G G6 G G6 G G6 | x x x x | x x x x | x x x x | x x x x | Am D7a G G6 GM7 G6 | x x x x | x x x x | x x x x | x x x x | VERSE 1: G G6 G G6 It’s another tequila sunrise D Am Starin slowly cross the sky D7 G-G6-GM7-G6 Said goodbye G G6 G G6 He was just a hired hand D Am Workin on a dream he planned to try D7 G-G6-GM7-G6 The days go by BRIDGE A: Em C Every night when the sun goes down Em C Em Just another lonely boy in town Am D7 And she’s out runnin round

VERSE 2: G G6 G G6 She wasn’t just another woman D Am And I couldn’t keep from comin on D7 G-G6-GM7-G6 It’s been so long

G G6 G G6 Oh and it’s a hollow feelin D Am When it comes down to dealin, friends D7 G-G6-GM7-G6 It never ends INSTRUMENTAL HALF-VERSE: G G6 G G6 D - Am D7 G G6 GM7 G6 BRIDGE B: Am D Take another shot of courage Bm E Am Wonder why the right words never come B7 Em7 A You just get numb

VERSE 3: G G6 G G6 It’s another tequila sunrise D Am This old world still looks the same D7 G-G6-GM7-G6 Another frame OUTRO: G-G6 G-G6 G-G6 G-G6 G

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Tequila Sunrise Don Henley / Glenn Frey (Eagles), 1973 YouTube video tutorial: https://youtu.be/o8fbfCKAV0E

INTRO: [Even strum: D-DUDUDU] G | x x x x | x x x x | x x x x | x x x x | Am D7a G | x x x x | x x x x | x x x x | x x x x | VERSE 1: G It’s another tequila sunrise D Am Starin slowly cross the sky D7 G Said goodbye

He was just a hired hand D Am Workin on a dream he planned to try D7 G The days go by BRIDGE A: Em C Every night when the sun goes down Em C Em Just another lonely boy in town Am D7 And she’s out runnin round

VERSE 2: G She wasn’t just another woman D Am And I couldn’t keep from comin on D7 G It’s been so long

Oh and it’s a hollow feelin D Am When it comes down to dealin, friends D7 G It never ends INSTRUMENTAL HALF-VERSE: G - D - Am D7 G - BRIDGE B: Am D Take another shot of courage Bm E7 Am Wonder why the right words never come B Em7 A You just get numb

VERSE 3: G It’s another tequila sunrise D Am This old world still looks the same D7 G Another frame OUTRO: G - - - G[hang]

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I Want You (the cherry cola song) Darren Hayes, Daniel Jones (Savage Garden), 1996 YouTube video tutorial: https://youtu.be/2aNFoP099cU

INTRO: [Even, persistent strum: DuduDudu] G5 |x x x x|x x x x|x x x x|x x x x| C5 |x x x x|x x x x|x x x x|x x x x|

VERSE 2: G I’m the kind of person who endorses

a deep commitment

Getting comfy getting perfect C is what I live for

But a look and then the smell of perfume

it’s like I’m down on the floor

and I don’t know what I’m in for

G Conversation has a time and place in the

interaction of a lover and a mate but the C Time of talking, using symbols, using words

Can be likened to a deep sea diver

who is swimming with a raincoat

BRIDGE: C2 Bb C2 Bb G Yah yah - yah yah ─

VERSE 1: G Anytime I need to see your face

I just close my eyes

And I am taken to a place C where your crystal mind

And magenta feelings take up shelter

in the base of my spine

sweet like a chic-a-cherry cola G I don’t need to try to explain

I just hold on tight

And if it happens again C I might move so slightly

To the arms and the lips and the face of the human cannonball that I need to, I want to

PRE-CHORUS: D Come stand a little bit closer C Breathe in and get a bit higher D You’ll never know what hit you

when C D2 C D2 I - get - to - you

CHORUS: Persistent strum with percussion: DuduXudu] Bb C2 Ooh, I want you G I don’t know if I need you, but Bb C2 G Ooh, I’d die to find out Bb C2 Ooh, I want you G I don’t know if I need you, but Bb C2 G5 Ooh, I would die to find out ─

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Cold Coffee Ed Sheeran/Amy Wadge, 2010 YouTube video tutorial: https://youtu.be/Y4g-j9wpxiU

INTRO: [Percussion only] X X X | x x x x | x x x x | [Light strum: D-d-D-du D-d-D-du] VERSE 1: F She’s like cold coffee in the morning BbM7 I’m drunk off last night’s whisky and coke F She’ll make me shiver without warning BbM7 And make me laugh - as if I’m in on the joke

PRE-CHORUS A: Gm Bb F And you can stay - with me - forever Gm Bb C Or you could stay - with me - for now

VERSE 2: F I’ll wake with coffee in the morning BbM7 But she prefers - two lumps of sugar and tea F Outside the day is up and calling BbM7 But I don’t have to be, so - please go back to sleep

PRE-CHORUS B: Gm Bb F Stay - with me - forever Gm Bb Csus4 C Or you could stay - with me - for now

BRIDGE: Gm Bb F Cus I love - the way - you wake - me up Gm Bb C But for goodness sake, will my love not be enough?

OUTRO: Dm[hang] F[hang] Tell me if I’m wrong, and tell me if I’m right Gm[hang] Bb[hang] Tell me if you need a loving hand F[hang] To help you fall asleep tonight

[More robust strum: D-d-D-du DUd-D-du] CHORUS: Dm F And tell me if I’m wrong - and tell me if I’m right Gm Bb F Tell me if you need a loving hand - to help you fall asleep tonight Dm F Tell me if I know - tell me if I do Gm Bb F Tell me how to fall in love the - way you want me to

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Brandy (you’re a fine girl) Elliot Lurie (Looking Glass), 1972 YouTube video tutorial: https://youtu.be/eJkY1CPujJU

INTRO: [Smooth strum: D-DU-UDU] Am F Dm | x x x x | x x x x | Am F | x x x x | x x x x | C G | x x x x | x x x x | [Punctuated strum: D-D-DU-U-U-U-UD] F C Dm G | x x x x | x x x x | VERSE 1: C Em Dm Am There’s a port - on a western bay Dm F Bb F And it serves - a hundred ships a day C Em Dm Am Lonely sailors - pass the time away Dm F C And talk about their homes Em Dm Am And there’s a girl - in this harbor town Dm F Bb F And she works - laying whiskey down C Em Dm Am They say, “Brandy - fetch another round” Dm F C She serves them whiskey and wine

The sailors say

CHORUS A: Am Dm F Brandy - you’re a fine girl Am Dm F What a good wife - you would be C G Your eyes - could steal a sailor F C Dm G From the sea VERSE 2: C Em Dm Am Brandy - wears a braided chain Dm F Made of finest silver Bb F from the north of Spain C Em Dm Am A locket - that bears the name Dm F C Of the man that Brandy loves

Em Dm Am He came - on a summers day Dm F Bb F Bearing gifts - from far away C Em Dm Am But he made it clear - he couldn’t stay Dm F C No harbor was his home - the sailors say

BRIDGE: Am G Yes Brandy used to watch his eyes F G As he told his sailor stories Am G She could feel the ocean fall and rise F G She saw its raging glory

Am Bb But he had always told the truth Am F Lord he was an honest man C G And Brandy does her best F C Dm G to understand

VERSE 3: C Em Dm Am At night - when the bars close down Dm F Bb F Brandy walks through a silent town C Em Dm Am And loves a man - who’s not around Dm F C She still can hear him say

She hears him say

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CHORUS B: Am Dm F Brandy - you’re a fine girl Am Dm F What a good wife - you would be C G But my life - my lover, my lady F C Dm G Is the sea

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Brandy (you’re a fine girl) Elliot Lurie (Looking Glass), 1972 YouTube video tutorial: https://youtu.be/eJkY1CPujJU

INTRO: [Smooth strum: D-DU-UDU] Am Dm | x x x x | x x x x | Am F | x x x x | x x x x | C G | x x x x | x x x x | [Punctuated strum: D-D-DU-U-U-U-UD] F C Dm G | x x x x | x x x x | VERSE 1: C Am There’s a port - on a western bay Dm F And it serves - a hundred ships a day C Am Lonely sailors - pass the time away Dm C And talk about their homes Am And there’s a girl - in this harbor town Dm F And she works - laying whiskey down C Am They say, “Brandy - fetch another round” Dm C She serves them whiskey and wine

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CHORUS A: Am F Brandy - you’re a fine girl Am F What a good wife - you would be C G Your eyes - could steal a sailor F C Dm G From the sea VERSE 2: C Am Brandy - wears a braided chain Dm Made of finest silver F from the north of Spain C Am A locket - that bears the name Dm C Of the man that Brandy loves

Am He came - on a summers day Dm F Bearing gifts - from far away C Am But he made it clear - he couldn’t stay Dm C No harbor was his home - the sailors say

BRIDGE: Am G Yes Brandy used to watch his eyes F G As he told his sailor stories Am G She could feel the ocean fall and rise F G She saw its raging glory

Am Bb But he had always told the truth Am F Lord he was an honest man C G And Brandy does her best F C Dm G to understand

VERSE 3: C Am At night - when the bars close down Dm F Brandy walks through a silent town C Am And loves a man - who’s not around Dm C She still can hear him say

She hears him say

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CHORUS B: Am F Brandy - you’re a fine girl Am F What a good wife - you would be C G But my life - my lover, my lady F C Dm G Is the sea

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Jockey Full Of Bourbon Tom Waits, 1985

(this is from the Los Lobos cover version, 2004) YouTube video tutorial: https://youtu.be/CZqky6FM3E0

INTRO: [Smooth fandango strum: Dfan-u-udu Or just an even, persistent strum: Dudu Dudu] Dm A7 Dm |x x x x|x x x x|x x x x|x x x x| Dm A7 Dm |x x x x|x x x x|x x x x|x x x x|

VERSE 1: Dm Edna Million in a drop dead suit A7 Dutch Pink on a downtown train

Two dollar pistol but the gun won’t shoot Dm On the corner in the pouring rain

16 men on a dead man’s chest A7 I’ve been drinking from a broken cup

Two pair of pants and a mohair vest Dm I’m full of bourbon, I can’t stand up

VERSE 2: (Dm) Schiffer broke a bottle on Morgan’s head A7 And I’ve been stepping on the devil’s tail

Across the stripes of a full moon’s head Dm Through the bars of a Cuban jail

Bloody fingers on a purple knife A7 A flamingo drinking from a cocktail glass

I’m on the lawn with someone else’s wife Dm Admire the view from on top of the mast

INSTRUMENTAL VERSE: Dm - - A7 A7 - - Dm Dm - - A7 A7 - - Dm

VERSE 3: (Dm) Yellow sheets on a Hong Kong bed A7 Stayabo horn and a Slingerland ride

To the carnival is what she said Dm A hundred dollars makes it dark inside

Edna Million in a drop dead suit A7 Dutch Pink on a downtown train

Two dollar pistol but the gun won’t shoot Dm On the corner in the pouring rain

CHORUS: Gm Dm Hey little bird - fly away home A7 Your house is on fire Dm Your children are alone Gm Dm Hey little bird - fly away home A7 Your house is on fire Dm Your children are alone

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