Entry 17150 (Berkeley CSUA MOTD)

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1/2     What's the name of that song that they always sing on New Years?
        You know, the one at the end of It's a Wonderful Life and When
        Harry Met Sally?
        \_ Auld Lang Syne?  ("Should auld acquaintance be forgot ...")
        \_ The fully lyrics were in one of Anne Landers or Dear Abby in the
        \_ The full lyrics were in one of Anne Landers or Dear Abby in the
           last week or so.  http://hotcoco.com should have it listed.  Try Abby
           first.
        \_ Try these links: --jsjacob
http://maikon.net/davem/archive/main/m/misc_christmas/auld_lang_syne.crd
http://www.maikon.net/davem/archive/main/m/misc_traditional/auld_lang_syne.crd

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