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A thread about how Beyoncé Turned 'Rainy Day'-An instrumental composition by Shuggie Otis into a beautiful R&B ballad & what Shuggie has said about it over the years Song: Gift From Virgo Recorded: 2002 All lyrics: Beyoncé Produced by: Beyoncé Vocal Production: Beyoncé

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