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Butterfly, Don't Go Away
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butterfly, don't go away!
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open my mouth, here's my tongue - eee, aah, ooo!
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It's Bright in the Night
02:16
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Molly Malone
08:44
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Middle-Sized
04:01
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Mama
03:01
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Twinkles and Mussels
04:56
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Chummaning Ning Nang
13:42
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Cockles
01:03
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Stinky Picnic Australia
"Stinky Picnic make outsider music sound like the most normal, unconditionally loving, activity available in the home, and
that is life affirming for any listener."
Neil Nixon, "500 Albums You Won't Believe until you Hear Them", 2014
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