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Walking in Memphis

January 20, 2007 Dana Huff

I have one parting thought on my trip to Memphis. If you have ever been to Memphis, you probably “get” this song. I know I “get” it now.

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[tags]Marc Cohn, Walking in Memphis[/tags]

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