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Music To My Ears

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Music To My Ears - to hear good news; to hear something you like

• Our company is marking money. This is music to my ears.
• My son is getting married. This is music to my ears.
• Listening to children is music to my ears.
• The peace and quiet of the country. Is music to my ears.
• The doctor said, that I am cancer free. This is really music to my ears.
• There is money in the bank, and food on the table. This is music to my ears.

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