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She's Gettin' More Like the White Folks Every Day (music by George Walker and Bert Williams; lyrics by George Walker and Bert Williams)

She's Gettin' More Like the White Folks Every Day (music by George Walker and Bert Williams; lyrics by George Walker and Bert Williams)

from Tintypes Original (1980)

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