text: When Reginald was home with flu, \nThe doctor knew just what to do:\nHe cured the infection,\nWith one small injection,\nWhile Reginald uttered some interjections:\n  \nOuch!  That hurts!\nYow!  That's not fair, giving a guy a shot down there!\n  \nInterjections        \nShow excitement,     \nOr emotion.         \nThey're generally set apart from a sentence\nBy an exclamation point,\nOr by a comma when the feeling's not as strong.  Mmmm...\n  \nThough Geraldine played hard to get,  (uh huh)\nGeraldo knew he'd woo her yet.\nHe showed his affection,\nDespite her objections,\nAnd Geraldine hollered some interjections:\n  \nOh!  I've never been so insulted in all my life!\nHey!  You're kinda cute!\n  \nInterjections         \nShow excitement,     \nOr emotion.          \nThey're generally set apart from a sentence\nBy an exclamation point,\nOr by a comma when the feeling's not as strong.\n  \nSo when you're happy   \nOr sad                  \nOr frightened           \nOr mad                 \nOr excited            \nOr glad                 \nAn interjection starts a sentence right!\n  \nThe game was tied at seven all, (uh huh)\nWhen Franklin found he had the ball.\nHe made a connection,\nIn the other direction,\nAnd the crowd starting shouting out interjections:\n  \nInterjections        \nShow excitement,     \nOr emotion.          \nThey're generally set apart from a sentence\nBy an exclamation point,\nOr by a comma when the feeling's not as strong.\n  \nSo when you're happy    \nOr sad                  \nOr frightened           \nOr mad                  \nOr excited              \nOr glad                 \nAn interjection starts a sentence right!\n  \nInterjections        \nShow excitement,     \nOr emotion.          \nThey're generally set apart from a sentence\nBy an exclamation point\nor by a comma when the feeling's not as strong.\n  \nInterjections!\nShow excitement!\nOr emotion!\nHallelujah!\nHallelujah!\nHallelujah... yea!!