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| POEM: Getting Old | ||
| A. John Graves | 6/21/10 | ||
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| The twenties, thirties, and forties too Were jazzdom's greatest years. When ragtime, Dixie, and then big bands Drew wild applause and cheers. To have heard these sounds in person, think How old you'd have to be! The Professor's been there and done that, 'cause He's really old, you see. That's why some songs at Nello's played Are songs you've never heard (Except perhaps at grandma's house As she cooked the festive bird).  Come live in the past on Wednesday eves,Whether you're old or not, And bring your visiting kinfolk and friends . . . You might find they like it a lot. | ||
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