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The coon that could whistle up a tune

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1894

Forman, Edmund, Composer

Danvers, Johnny, Singer

Hunter, Harry, Lyricist

London

New York Public Library

http://digitalcollections.nypl.org/

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I know a gal dat lubs a coon - love song

I know a gal dat lubs a coon - love song

I know a gal dat lubs a coon - love song

I know a gal dat lubs a coon - love song

I know a gal dat lubs a coon - love song

I know a gal dat lubs a coon - love song

I know a gal dat lubs a coon - love song

I know a gal dat lubs a coon - love song

The coon that could whistle up a tune

I know a gal dat lubs a coon - Public domain sheet music scan

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