JFK
Everyone 55 or older remembers it—remembers where they were when they heard that President Kennedy had been shot. That the threshold of recollection is so,
James Bratt
November 23, 2013
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Everyone 55 or older remembers it—remembers where they were when they heard that President Kennedy had been shot. That the threshold of recollection is so,
Mother I made it up from the bruise on the floor of this prison Mother I lost it, all of the fear of the Lord I
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