Introduction
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Introduction
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Hi friends this is Bill Anderson
Decca Records and I are presenting to you here an album called From This Pen
To most of you this is an album of twelve songs
But to me it's a collection of twelve dreams twelve dreams that all came true
Because this album contains twelve of the songs
That I've written over the past few years
Songs that my friends here in Nashville
Across the United States and even around the world have recorded
And which you'd accepted and turned into hits
I realize that there's no way for me to capture the sound and the feeling
Of these great original recordings and I won't even attempt to
But I would like to present these songs to you in this album
From this pen and from me as the only way that I have of saying thank you
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