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“Dinah,” 1933

Louis Armstrong performs “Dinah” in Copenhagen, Denmark, 1933.
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The next time. We going to swing for you? He's one of the good old guys. Diana? Diana. Are you ready?

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Diamond. Is anyone final in the state of Colorado? Is that enough? Show to me. Diana. I'm. You never finished gazing to the eyes of diamond. Me. Every man shake me back. Cause my side of my mind.

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I.

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Diana diamonds more than me. Than the desert sands of the rest of the day. Remember every night.

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From that one eyed hallelujah. And you.