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Happy New Year
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What a great time you had last night, right? (hic) Watching the ball drop on Time Square. And what a party, right?(Oohhh my head"

*Last night was December the thirty-first* *Everybody partied and partied and quenched their thirst* *Today is January the beginning of a brand new year* *Now they’re wondering if they should a had that last beer* *But there is a big New Year’s dinner to attend* *So they pop an aspirin and try to pretend* *Pretend that their head doesn’t feel twice its size* *They use Visine to try to hide their bloodshot eyes* *Last night they were having a glorious time in two-thousand ten* *This morning the welcome two-thousand eleven by sleeping in* *But put on your happy face and grin* *For there’s turkey to eat as you welcome the New Year in* *Happy new year*

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Reviewed by Gene Williamson

Reviewed on January 1, 2011

And welcome to tghe morning after, Lew.
I toast to your good health with
a frosty glass of orange juice.

Reviewed by TONY NERONE

Reviewed on January 1, 2011

I could just imagine the hang-overs out there. I Have been there. Good poem!

GOD BLESS YOU
TONY

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