“I am the morning DJ… At W. O. L. D.
Playin' all the hits for you… Wherever you may be.
The bright good morning voice… Who is heard, but never seen!
Feelin' all of 45…. Goin' on 15.”

—  Harry Chapin

W*O*L*D
Song lyrics, Short Stories (1974)

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