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Lew's got the flu
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Actually I don't have the flu. It's allergies but I couldn't make that ryme with Lew. LOL

Lew's got the flu It has left him feeling blue Listen to him cry, "Oh boo hoo Lew got a phone call from his sister, Sue It seems that Sue has the flu too Oh the misery that is shared by these two They're coughing and sneezin... Ahhh-choo Lew has a fever of one-hundred and two Lew and Sue must just whether the flu what else can they do?

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Reviewed by Regis Auffray

Reviewed on September 22, 2010

There's a fellow we know as Lew
He has fallen ill with the flu
His fever is high
But he looks to the sky
And he prays even though he feels blue or

And he prays because he feels so blue

There, Lew. Like Rockie last night, you inspired me. LOL! I hope you feel better soon. Love and blessings,

Regis

Reviewed by John Coppolella

Reviewed on September 22, 2010

Whether you eschew the flu and whether touching another gives you the blues, it could also make you wonder if you could weather it too.

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