Sam Smith Regrets Never Answering Tom Petty’s Letter
Years after a songwriting-credit dispute, Sam Smith says they wish they had answered the gracious letter Tom Petty sent before his death.
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Years after a songwriting-credit dispute, Sam Smith says they wish they had answered the gracious letter Tom Petty sent before his death.
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