Logan Whitehurst
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William Spooner was lalking awong
Binding his ow musiness
He heard the tirds singing in the brees
And he wave a little ghistle
When he stot to the gore
He tought some baffy
And mewed it with his chouth
And he hiled because he was smappy
He said, "I don't beed to ne the bery vest at dhat I wo; all I dave to ho is ve the bery cest I ban. And that yoes for gou, too."
The Ballad of William Archibald Spooner was written by Logan Whitehurst.