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" I Dig"

There they were at the grocery, 

She knocking for hollow sounds,

Of a good watermelon;

He piling apples into a bag,

What's this you hoping to enter?

He laughingly asked,

A hollow sound means its a good one;

Oh! i dig he replied laughing.

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NOTE: From Google

Dig it" is an informal, often old-fashioned slang phrase meaning to understand, appreciate, or like something. Popularized in the 1950s–1970s, it implies catching the meaning of a conversation ("Do you dig?") or showing approval ("I dig that scene"). It often implies "I understand and agree/like it.