Document 952
on hearin Willie Hunter's Laivin Lerik Herbir, fur d first tym
Author(s): Mark R Smith
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dt im lisnd,
but noo i see
dt im nivir herd.
i keyn ower weel d tyoon,
cn whisl him,
athoot tinkin,
but dat duzna mean
dt im ivir herd him
afore,
duzna mean dt
dir been ony kynd o a
cunekshun,
whit-so-ivir.
tiday
i herd,
i herd it;
herd dt dir a lyf in iviry naut,
herd d pain, an d soul, an d sadness,
d seleebraishun, d regrets, d nivir duns,
d nivir seens
d wirds nivir seid;
heerin it aa ida nauts,
aroond d nauts,
atween d nauts
trow d nauts.
dir tyoons wee mair compleekaitit melodies,
with greater variations of rythym,
more diverse shifts of key,
less formal structures;
but naun o dim
hae as mukl itae dm
as dy tyoon
dt i herd daday
fur d first tym.
i nivir kent dee
i nivir saa dee;
i’m herd dee naim,
ryt eenyauch,
but dat’s aa.
doo’s tucht me, doe,
cuz dir sumthin itae dat tyoon
dt im nivir felt
afore.
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