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The People of my Town
02:35
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The Places I Have Been
01:40
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Golden Showers
03:37
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The Cucumber Song
04:35
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A Bit of Wee
03:55
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The Cake Song
01:48
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Violet Hugh England, UK
Lady Violet Hugh, darling of light opera has finally opened her treasure chest of songs about life, love and tea. And
gin.
Her material has, on occasion been mistakenly labelled as "smut". A label that Violet vehemently denies. "Some folks need to read less into phrases such as "Tea Bagging" and "Dogging". I shall attempt to reclaim our British Language, song by song"
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