can i have a T please
What connects these four? One of these is a key to the other three and thus the answer.
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can i have an E please
An A please Judd 
An N please, and keep 'em coming
What connects these four? One of these is a key to the other three and thus the answer.
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can i have a S please
and may I have an L when you get to it?
Have you gotten to it yet?
What connects these four? One of these is a key to the other three and thus the answer.
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Shirley Bassie
Ray Charles
Joe Cocker
Neil Diamond
All artists recorded the song “If You Go Away”
Shirley Bassie
Ray Charles
Joe Cocker
Neil Diamond
All artists recorded the song “If You Go Away”
Right artists, wrong connection. Maybe you need a little help from your friends?
Shirley Bassie
Ray Charles
Joe Cocker
Neil Diamond
All artists recorded the song “Something”
My favorite song of all time. Please tell me I’m right…please, please
And, yes, I still am a huge fan of Joe Cocker…now, stop making me share my secrets with you! Immediately.
Not quite but I’m in a generous mood. They’ve all done covers of Beatles songs.
Just for you, the Diva herself. Arguably better than the original.
Yes, a good rendition. I still like George Harrison’s version. Of course I would, he’s a guy. 
Thank you for sharing with me.
Another one for today.
What and who said it?
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May we start with a T please
can i have an A please
What and who said it?
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can i have a R please
Tact is the act of making a point without making an enemy
Sir Isaac Newton