Anona Winn

ANoone believes I'm a Mermaid
BGhost of the turkey

Label: Decca
Catalogue number: F5319
Genre: Voice
Format: 78rpm shellac disc, 10 inch unless noted
Reference: #17438

Anona Winn recorded novelty songs 'Noone believes I'm a Mermaid' and 'Ghost of the turkey' for Decca catalogue F5319, from the mid-1930s.

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AButterfingers
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AEverything's in rhythm
BI can wiggle my ears

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BI can wiggle my ears

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AFor love of you
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BShe wore a little jacket of blue

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AHearts and flowers
BRendez-vous

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AI've got a Feeling for Somebody
BTogether

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AThirty thirsty Throats
BSing Gypsy sing

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ATuning in
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AZing went the strings
BLife is a song

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