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hello again Leslie,
Here is a link to the House on Haunted Hill party song. I took my mother to see this live in the theatres, we both loved it (Huge Vincent Price fans, he is GOD with a little 'g'). I thought you and other would appreciate this one more than most.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmzGqHWJdWs
I admire and honor your quickness to be moved with sincere concern and compassion. It warms my heart to know that you are present in the world.
God bless you, darling Leslie
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