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Home For Christmas — Old Style, A Poem by Cicely Fox Smith, Sung by Daniel Kelly

Posted on December 25, 2021 by Rick SpilmanDecember 8, 2021

Home for Christmas — Old Style, a poem by Cicely Fox Smith, performed by Daniel Kelly from his Ukulele Christmas Singalong 2021.

Home for Christmas – Old Style – Ukulele Christmas Singalong

Posted in Lore of the Sea, Ships, Songs Tagged Cicely Fox Smith, Daniel Kelly, Home For Christmas, Ukulele Christmas Singalong permalink

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