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America the Beautiful (music by Katherine Lee Bates and Samuel Ward; lyrics by Katherine Lee Bates and Samuel Ward)

from Tintypes Original (1980)

America the Beautiful (music by Katherine Lee Bates and Samuel Ward; lyrics by Katherine Lee Bates and Samuel Ward) is a song from Tintypes. Sing America the Beautiful (music by Katherine Lee Bates and Samuel Ward; lyrics by Katherine Lee Bates and Samuel Ward) alongside real Broadway performers at Sing with the Stars in New York City.

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America the Beautiful (music by Katherine Lee Bates and Samuel Ward; lyrics by Katherine Lee Bates and Samuel Ward) appears in Tintypes.

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Frequently Asked Questions

What is America the Beautiful (music by Katherine Lee Bates and Samuel Ward; lyrics by Katherine Lee Bates and Samuel Ward)?
America the Beautiful (music by Katherine Lee Bates and Samuel Ward; lyrics by Katherine Lee Bates and Samuel Ward) is a Broadway song from Tintypes.
What show is America the Beautiful (music by Katherine Lee Bates and Samuel Ward; lyrics by Katherine Lee Bates and Samuel Ward) from?
America the Beautiful (music by Katherine Lee Bates and Samuel Ward; lyrics by Katherine Lee Bates and Samuel Ward) is from Tintypes, a Broadway musical.
Can I sing America the Beautiful (music by Katherine Lee Bates and Samuel Ward; lyrics by Katherine Lee Bates and Samuel Ward) at Sing with the Stars?
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