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Today marks one year since we lost the great Jimmy Buffett. His daughter Delaney just shared this private video of her dad along with this caption: “Four years ago, I helped my dad record a series of videos about some of his lesser known songs. Looking back, these moments with him are even more precious than I realized. This day, we were talking about his song, Death Of An Unpopular Poet. But we always got off topic, and it often resulted in beautiful tangents that taught me things I never knew about him. This particular one was a favorite of mine because it captures his spirit so well. It's been a year, but it feels like yesterday we were together. Life is short. Spend it with the people you love. And keep every voicemail.”

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