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Hi, I’m Leah. I’m 13 years old and live in a little town in New Jersey. I grew up a Christian girl, didn’t really do much with my life. I sing and play the piano, but other than that I’m not really anyone special. I found you and Dan’s video’s in the beginning of 2014, so I’ve been watching you for almost 2 years now. I’m not an artist, or writer, and I can’t make cool edits, or write songs, and I pretty much suck at socializing (even though my friends would probably say otherwise) so I thought I would just write you this and make your day a little brighter. You are my literal sunshine.If I’m sad or the day’s been sucky I just go on your channel and watch one of your videos, your happy personality and crazy stories always cheer me up. Not

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