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Classic and Contemporary Poetry
CORN-BREAD BLUES, by TEXAS ALEXANDER First Line: I've got a brownskin woman: she lives up on that hill Last Line: They cook corn bread for their husbands: and biscuits for their men Subject(s): African Americans - Song And Music; Blues (music) | |||
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