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"You may mention I'm a dreamer,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych],

And the earth will live as an."
The next man sang with animation and in faultless pitch,
"Imagine there's no countries,
It isn't hard to do,
Nothing apt kill alternatively dead for,
No religion too,
Imagine always the folk
Living life in
The terminal verse was sung at a female who was on-key maybe elsewhere in the 8th dimension, but not in this one:
After light chuckles from the audience at namely, Garrison announced a sing-along of John's song, Imagine. You could hear the rustle of papers as an gopher passed out the music and words to everyone. The song started, and the premier male began to sing in a beautiful baritone, the 1st lines:
"Imagine there's no paradise,
Imagine all the people
Living for

As he completed his rotate, the audience burst into praise, with hoots and whistles of gratitude.
Garrison started talking about John Lennon and his legacy of music. He surprised what people of the hereafter 200 years from immediately would muse of his commemoration plaque in New York City that said "Strawberry Fields"―would they memorize John and his music? Or would they think that something grew strawberries there?
Hoots, hollers, whistles, cheers, giddy applause. It was a sisterbrotherhood of man in that room, where everyone's contribution was acknowledged and appreciated, regardless of aptitude or tune or ability or sex or marathon or age or creed. Their world was one. And I was one with them, also, as I heard. I wept at the pulchritude of the words of this song and the prettiness of the singing of it with such raw enthusiasm and reverence.

Then a juvenile girl sang tentatively, slightly out of tune and quite hasty,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], scampering 4 lines together in the space of one:
"Imagine-no-possessions-I-wonder-if-you-can-No-need-for-greed-or-hunger-A-brotherhood-of-man…"
But I'm not the only one,
Again the audience cheered, hoots, whistles, feet stomping.

It's easy if you try,
No hell below us,
Above us only sky,
I was on my access from a holiday gathering in Palos Verdes to a kin banquet in Chatsworth. I knew it would be a two-hour journey between parties, merely was willing to pay that amount to heed both. Tired of music stations, I searched the speak show formats. Political rants? No, thanks. News? Nope. Then I heard the versed voice of Garrison Keillor, with his radio show, A Prairie Home Companion. Music, light banter, jokes, stories…ah, perfect!

eryone ambitions to be treated like gold―even if they're merely silver."―Unknown

"Great!" Garrison beamed,[link widoczny dla zalogowanych], and still afresh the crowd cheered and applauded wildly, with no loss of eagerness and no less whistles.

It was seven o'clock aboard a slightly drizzly, busy Saturday night and the 405 freeway was jammed with automobiles. Unlike what you may look in the videos, there were no horns honking, not heaved fists, or yelled epithets. Los Angeles drivers know there's clustered up traffic on Saturday night and kas long asfretting about it won't obtain them where they're working anybody faster. So everybody waited patiently in their metal cubicles for they snaked along to their manifold destinations.
Thank you, Garrison―and you, too, John Lennon, wherever you are―for this flickering memory of a wet Saturday night stuck in traffic on the 405 with my brothers and sisters.
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She stopped hesitantly.
I wish some daytime you'll join us,