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Octoberrrerrr Weddin'
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Da Bride (Bridal Chorus)
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Cake Song
02:56
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The Fox and the Feather New York
The Fox and the Feather sprang out of the February snow of upstate New York’s Adirondack Park in 2013, playing banjo, accordion, glockenspiel, violin, mandolin, guitar, bass, washboard and a drum kit made out of a blue suitcase.
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