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Music
Monday, July 4, A.D. 2011
Anchors Aweigh
As a patriotic and filial tribute, I present Charles A. Zimmerman’s “Anchors Aweigh” on this Independence Day:
Thanks for serving, Dad!
Wikipedia has an article on the song’s development in naval culture.
Posted by Joseph
on Monday, July 4, Anno Domini 2011
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on Monday, July 4, Anno Domini 2011
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