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Hey, Hey, Hey, Goodbye

By Sun-Times Wire

Amy Davis gone.

And it’s between Joanne Borgella and Amanda L. Overmyer? Wow.

Borgella sang “A Little Prayer For You” and there’s no prayer.

Colton Berry sang Suspicious Minds, but America was skeptical and voted him off.

Not very accurate in predicting who was going home.

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