26 Second Song by Shel Silverstein

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26 Second Song
By: Shel Silverstein

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Duration:	0:28
Release Date:	1971 (Stavro Arrgolus)
Lyrics By:	Shel Silverstein
Music By:	Shel Silverstein
Produced By:	Billy Sherrill
Released By:	Columbia 4-45450 (45)
Published By:	Evil Eye Music Inc. (Stavro Arrgolus)
Licensing:	BMI #1750325
Keywords:	C & W, SHORT SONGS

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Flip side of "A Front Row Seat To Hear Ole Johnny Sing" (45). (Tim P. Ryan)

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26 Second Song
by Shel Silverstein

All the DJ's keep complaining,
tunes run much too long.
So I've gone and wrote myself,
a 26 second song. (Tim P. Ryan)

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Available on the following albums:
Freakin' at the Freakers Ball	The Best of Shel Silverstein: His Words His Songs His Friends
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Played on 13 shows:
	02-26-11, #MMS-143	10-09-88, #88-41
	02-15-09, #09-07	05-18-86, #86-20
	11-13-05, #05-46	05-18-86, #KMET-86-20
	05-02-04, #XM-49	08-22-82, #82-34
	11-17-02, #02-46	11-30-80, #80-48
	08-08-99, #99-32	10-12-80, #80-41
	09-16-90, #90-37
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