Barber Shop Octette
Song · Dorothy Cameron · 1951 · 2 min · 100 words
The transcript of “Barber Shop Octette”, an episode of Dorothy Cameron from 1951. Press a time to play from that line (a 60-second preview; Potato Plus plays it all). Santa's North Pole Radio plays Dorothy Cameron free, live around the clock. Search inside this transcript.
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The When a marathon, first and second, Then they're on their own. If you walk your bay, When you're marathon, The presenters and tenors are left all alone.
Sing it, swing it, sing it, sing it soft and mellow. Thanks most of our four shank it, resume me hell well. Day one day, let our parents own, Earth and heaven, let their own, their own.
We are all, we are all, Fright at all. You're not calling all my heart. Sweet at all. Oh, one has found anything yet.
Do we call the harmony of a martyred sharp or dead?
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