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You can read it in the sunshine, Standin’ in the lunch line, Under cover after bedtime: |
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Braille braille braille. Braille braille braille. Braille braille braille. |
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Make a memo on your hairline, Slap a slogan on your bow tie, Leave a label on your backside: |
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Braille braille braille. Braille braille braille. Braille braille braille. |
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Grab your stylus, and your slate, Come on, let’s communicate. That Louis Braille sure knew the score, Back in 1824. Louis Louis, Oh Oh, we got braille now, Yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah yeah. Louis Louis, Oh Oh, we got braille now, Come on, let’s go! |
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You can read it with your elbow, Attempt it with your big toe, Don’t ya try it with your tongue though. |
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Braille braille braille. Braille braille braille. Braille braille braille.
Music and Lyrics ©2009 Sheri Wells-Jensen, |
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On Leaving a Trace—John Miaou |
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Linguists Don’t Need Prescriptivists—(or Monolinguals—and Pig Latin is Not Enough)—Dr. D. Schkrbtov |
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