Emily Arrow Supports Literacy through Song

PreReFoReMo Day 3: Emily Arrow Supports through Song

3/1/2016

As our research boats drift out to sea, let's carry Emily Arrow's words and song with us as motivation.

Carrie:
What inspired you to start writing songs to accompany picture books?

Emily:
To me, picture books have an inherent tune, tone, and rhythm. During my time as an elementary music teacher, I used books in my classroom often. Each one invoked such a musical response in me that I began writing songs about my favorite stories. I love weaving each book's narrative into a rhymed, interactive song and I use the illustrations as inspiration for the chords and sound palette.

Wow. Keep that in mind as you write and illustrate! Are your stories in perfect harmony?

Your literary lives will be enriched by following Emily! Every time I watch one of her literary tributes, an overwhelming amount of joy and love fill me up. I encourage you to subscribe to her You Tube channel, where you can find so many more songs that celebrate this amazing form we call picture books. Like the authors and illustrators featured above, we are thrilled to have her gift of song to support our efforts. Thank you, Emily!

Emily Arrow creates literature inspired music for children, cultivating an appreciation and love for singing, songwriting, literature, and art. Winner of the 2015 John Lennon Songwriting Contest, Emily is currently recording her debut children’s album, “Storytime Singalong” that will be released in January 2016. She has collaborated with awardwinning authors including Peter Brown of THE CURIOUS GARDEN, Peter H. Reynolds of THE DOT, and Kelly Light of LOUISE LOVES ART to name a few. Emily is based in Los Angeles and regularly performs at children’s literature festivals, schools, and libraries sharing her love for music and literature.

Follow Emily at these Social Media links:
You Tube, Twitter: @helloemilyarrow, Facebook,
and on her site at www.EmilyArrow.com.

147 Comments

Keila Dawson link

2/29/2016 01:34:48 am

Love each and everyone one of her songs. Such talent. Way to spread literacy through music!

Carrie Charley Brown

2/29/2016 01:39:50 am

Thanks for commenting, Keila! The post was not displaying correctly, but I just updated with the three songs that were meant to be in the post. Enjoy!

Katelyn Aronson

2/29/2016 05:00:50 am

So her cd just came out? What an awesome resource! Congrats Emily!

Sharon Constantino

2/29/2016 05:38:51 am

Love the songs! Congrats Emily! I'll be humming Reading For a Research Month all day in school! Very catchy tune!

Michele Manning

2/29/2016 05:41:06 am

My school sang her Dot song for Dot Day this year! They loved it. I can't wait to share more of her songs with the kids.

Karla Valenti

2/29/2016 06:03:55 am

This is a great idea and a wonderful way to combine children's multiple intelligences (musical, linguistic, and visual)!

Karla Valenti

2/29/2016 06:04:48 am

This is a great idea and a wonderful way to combine children's multiple intelligences (musical, visual, and linguistic)!

Tina Cho link

2/29/2016 06:24:39 am

You have such a lovely voice, Emily! I especially like your song for Salina's book!

Celeste Gerard

2/29/2016 06:27:00 am

What a great idea to combine books and music!

Kirsti Call

2/29/2016 06:46:03 am

I love how you combine the two things I love most! Reading and music!!! I adore your music and everyone at my house sings the ReFoReMo. Randomly. Throughout the day.

Sue Poduska

2/29/2016 06:50:38 am

Music, poetry, picture books, all one genre. Great way to start Leap Day Monday!

Linda Schueler link

2/29/2016 06:53:40 am

I headed directly over to Emily's Youtube site. What a great start to the morning!

Derick Wilder link

2/29/2016 06:58:54 am

Wonderful! I'll be going MEEP, MEEP, MEEP and OOG, OOG, OOG... all day long!

terri Degezelle link

2/29/2016 07:00:08 am

Singing is a great way to remember something like a great story. Great ideas.

Lilli

2/29/2016 07:10:22 am

How lovely! Great way to start the day- thank you!

Jodi McKay

2/29/2016 07:18:41 am

These songs are such great companions to the books. They are adorable and I'm pretty sure I will be singing "meep,meep,meep. Oog,oog,oog" all day.

Patricia Nozell

2/29/2016 07:36:47 am

Thank you for the wonderful wake up songs & post! Great way to start Leap Day!

Val McCammon

2/29/2016 07:42:40 am

What creativity -- thanks for the bonus additions to these great books, Emily.

PatHaap

2/29/2016 07:42:49 am

Wow! Love the songs - way to go!

Manju Howard

2/29/2016 07:43:41 am

Good morning, Emily! I love the energy your songs add to picture books. *Jazz Hands!*

Marianne Kuzujanakis link

2/29/2016 07:47:16 am

Very creative. Very commendable. The ears often appreciate stories before the eyes.

Donna Cangelosi link

2/29/2016 07:59:16 am

I love your songs, Emily! What a fun way to inspire kids to read.

Amy Murrell

2/29/2016 08:13:03 am

I love this post. My grad school mentor used to say that I preformed books rather than reading them to child clients. I did grow up playing piano and singing solos in show choir. Thank you, Emily for sharing your gifts!

Heather Pierce Stigall link

2/29/2016 08:15:10 am

Love what you do Emily!

Janine Johns

2/29/2016 08:27:28 am

Very creative! I'm feelin' the groove and ready to write more.
Thanks for sharing Emily!

maria gianferrari link

2/29/2016 08:44:10 am

Love these songs--she's wonderful! Such a fun way to combine reading and music and book-love!

Mary Warth

2/29/2016 09:02:53 am

How fun! This was new to me.

Juliana Lee link

2/29/2016 09:12:12 am

It hasn't been mentioned yet, although I'm sure a lot of people already know this, but Emily is doing a wonderful job engaging at least two more of the seven multiple intelligences. (As a former music teacher, I'm sure she is well aware of this.) Picture books inherently reach the visual/spatial and verbal/linguistic learners. By adding music and movement to the stories, Emily is also reaching the musical and bodily/kinesthetic learners. Way to go, Emily!

chris perry link

2/29/2016 09:17:11 am

What a fantastic idea. I've heard of illustrators taking songs and making books out of them, this is the first time I've heard of someone taking a book and making it into songs. Cool!

Janie Reinart

2/29/2016 09:30:26 am

Emily is just a bundle of joy. Love her work. Her songs do make me smile.

Stephanie Gray

2/29/2016 09:31:54 am

This is my first introduction to Emily Arrow. How wonderful she and her work is! Makes me wish I could carry a tune :)

annelouise Mahoney link

2/29/2016 09:35:25 am

Hi Emily, I also love your music and your wonderful voice. I first heard you play at Salina Yoon's book launch party for Be A Friend at Vroman's Bookstore. You have a wonderful talent and I can't wait to hear you play again. : )

Janet Smart link

2/29/2016 09:44:32 am

What a great idea! I wish I could sing.

Jill Jeffries

2/29/2016 10:08:42 am

Emily you are a very talented singer/songwriter and that is a terrific way to hook kids into literature! Love it!

Sussu link

2/29/2016 10:15:05 am

Emily, you are teaching important things to kids, especially the fact that songs actually tell stories. I wonder if it takes a singer as much time to come up with words, but I bet it does.

Rachel Hamby link

2/29/2016 10:28:33 am

What a great way to connect kids & books & music!

Joanne Sher link

2/29/2016 10:40:23 am

So fun! Need to take time to listen. Thanks so much!!

Denise Engle

2/29/2016 10:57:57 am

Emily, you are amazing! My music teacher in elementary school was also an artist. I remember how she would come to our classroom with illustrations to accompany her singing. You brought back so many memories. Just love that you included Miranda Paul's book. I love it! Thank you for this fabulous blog post.

Lisa Connors link

2/29/2016 10:58:29 am

What a wonderful idea! Emily, your voice is beautiful and your songs fun! A special gift for parents, teachers and kids.

Christine Rodenbour

2/29/2016 11:04:28 am

"He goes meep, meep, meep! Oog, oog, oog!" Ha, I love it! What fun that is for kids (and for me) to sing along! Thank you so much for sharing your perspective with us, in words and in song.

Lori Dubbin

2/29/2016 11:12:06 am

I love how you sing picture books and give them a new dimension with music. Children learn the words faster when they sing them and the songs stay in their hearts. Thank you. You have a great talent and I know kids, teachers, and parents enjoy singing these stories as they "follow the Arrow!"

Natalie Rompella link

2/29/2016 11:16:54 am

What a wonderful idea! Kids must love it.

Charlotte Dixon

2/29/2016 11:22:31 am

Congrats, Emily :) Your songs brightened my day and I love the appeal to kids as well as grownups.

Sandy Powell

2/29/2016 11:26:39 am

Adding songs to picture books. What a fun idea.

Liz link

2/29/2016 11:42:51 am

Wonderful songs and such a great idea to perform the books in that way. I look forward to listening to more of her songs, and I subscribed to her channel. Thanks Emily, and thanks ReFoReMo team for introducing us to her.

Trine

2/29/2016 11:47:15 am

I love Emily's creativity in spreading literacy through music!

Annette Bay Pimentel link

2/29/2016 11:48:15 am

Such lovely re-visions of these books! Left me smiling all morning. Off to subscribe to your YouTube channel.

debbie mccue

2/29/2016 11:48:29 am

Love Emily's tunes and the songs. What a fun way to introduce kids (and adults) to new books and to foster a love for reading!

Kimberly Marcus link

2/29/2016 11:49:48 am

How fun!! Emily has a beautiful voice!! Thank you for sharing!!

Ellen Leventhal

2/29/2016 11:55:12 am

Emily, you have such a great voice and more importantly, you connect with kids so beautifully!

Maria Johnson

2/29/2016 11:56:13 am

Lovely to see a story put to song so well.

Angela

2/29/2016 11:57:14 am

LOVED Emily's songs and videos, especially Water is Water song. These are so well done.

Bev Baird link

2/29/2016 11:59:28 am

Wonderful songs - especially for an early Monday morning!

Brenda Huante

2/29/2016 11:59:47 am

Children love to sing and it seems so natural to include a song in a picture book. Thank you!

Lauren Kerstein link

2/29/2016 12:10:13 pm

Wow! This is wonderful. Songs are such a wonderful way to enhance picture books.

Rosie Pova

2/29/2016 12:15:36 pm

FABULOUS!!!

Kristi Veitenheimer link

2/29/2016 12:35:45 pm

Amazing! Thanks for introducing me to Emily and her work!

Rita Lorraine Hubbard link

2/29/2016 12:42:31 pm

How creative! Love these songs. Thanks Emily. :)

Sydney O'Neill

2/29/2016 12:43:54 pm

Emily, I know your wonderful talent and energy brightens the days of both children and adults. Thanks for sharing your art with us!

Katie Parnell

2/29/2016 12:52:30 pm

Thank you for sharing! What a great way to start the day!!s

Sharon Putnam

2/29/2016 01:05:18 pm

Love that you are combining books and music! I totally agree with Juliana Lee that by using music you are reaching more of the multiple intelligences. Today there are nine multiple intelligences, with Naturalist intelligence and Existential intelligence being added to the original seven. We know that the vast majority of children are learning through verbal-linguistic and visual/spatial intelligences and by adding the music component to learning you are also reaching the bodily/kinesthetic learners. (Howard Gardener, Multiple Intelligences: New Horizons in Theory and Practice)

I will definitely be going meep, meep, meep ... oog, oog, oog all day long

Diane Asyre

2/29/2016 01:18:54 pm

Words, pictures, music -- you can have it all!

Bethany Roberts link

2/29/2016 01:23:56 pm

Lovely! Thanks, Carrie, for introducing us to Emily!

Gabrielle Snyder link

2/29/2016 01:26:14 pm

So joyful! Thank you for sharing, Emily, and I will look for your CD!

Therese Nagi

2/29/2016 01:45:43 pm

It was so fun listening to Emily Arrow effortlessly marrying sign language with book songs.

Angela Turner

2/29/2016 02:18:39 pm

How could anyone have a bad day after hearing Emily sing? Puts a big smile on your face and joy in your heart. Thanks!

JEN link

2/29/2016 02:21:22 pm

I'm a new fan of Emily Arrow's "Bow and Arrow." Keep it coming!

Beverly Marsh

2/29/2016 02:34:07 pm

Thanks for sharing your many talents. Emily, you are a musical ray of sunshine!

Rosemary Basham

2/29/2016 02:54:49 pm

What a wonderful resource! I subscribed to your YouTube channel.

Julie Hedlund link

2/29/2016 03:13:38 pm

SO much joy, energy, and love in these songs!!

Sara Gentry

2/29/2016 03:37:00 pm

Amazing! We will be homeschooling our daughter next year, and what a fabulous way to incorporate literature and music in our day. Thanks for sharing!

Deborah Allmand

2/29/2016 03:40:34 pm

Great energy, creativity and inspiration! Thank you Emily Arrow!

Tanya Konerman link

2/29/2016 04:01:47 pm

Great spotlight on Emily!

Maria Marshall

2/29/2016 04:05:17 pm

What a great addition to these remarkable stories. Emily Arrow's energy and love for the books and music is very contagious. Thank you so very much for introducing her to us. :-)

Julie Burchstead

2/29/2016 05:25:17 pm

So delightful! Makes me sorry my children are all grown. I know what to gift any new youngsters in my life. I have always loved books that accompany songs. But to have songs....that were inspired by books! So cool!

Beth Duncan

2/29/2016 06:38:32 pm

This was darling! I loved the way that Emily co-mingled her creativity with the creativity of the author/illustrator.

Kathy Mazurowski

2/29/2016 06:44:16 pm

Very clever. Wonderful way to connect.

Melissa Stoller link

2/29/2016 07:18:44 pm

Thanks for sharing this talented singer/songwriter! I love how Emily connects music with children's books. What an honor it would be to have her sing your story! Looking forward to hearing more!

Lynn Alpert link

2/29/2016 07:38:25 pm

Emily's songs are so much fun! They are a perfect accompaniment to the picture books!

Heidi Yates

2/29/2016 07:47:35 pm

I love Emily's cheerful and fun way of connecting picture book stories with music. Very creative! :)

Noelle McBride

2/29/2016 08:14:36 pm

Jazz hands! How fun! I will be dancing and singing all day!

Jarm Del Boccio link

2/29/2016 08:41:31 pm

Very creative, Emily . . .I love the variety. Thanks for sharing your gifts with us!

Lydia Lukidis link

2/29/2016 08:43:54 pm

This makes me wish I could sing!! Lovely. I loge the part where Emily says each PB already has an inherent rhythm.

Vivian Kirkfield link

2/29/2016 09:01:09 pm

So so so so cool! Kids LOVE music and songs...I remember when I was teaching kindergarten...and then when my own children were born, I turned EVERYTHING into a song...getting dressed to go outside, cleanup time...but this is so unique, Emily...so very creative...singing picture books...genius!!!

DeLeon

2/29/2016 09:36:51 pm

Congrats Emily! You are blessed with lots of talent and creativity to create those songs based on the books. Keep up the great work!

Laurie Bouck

2/29/2016 09:49:07 pm

What a wonderful gift you have!! Congrats! :)

Jess Townes link

2/29/2016 09:49:25 pm

I love Emily's music! It's so sweet, it *almost* makes me wish I still had littler ones at home to share it with! Instead, I gifted her cd to one of my favorite little people for her birthday this weekend. Thanks for sharing!

Susan Wroble link

2/29/2016 09:54:19 pm

What a brilliant idea! Emily has such a gorgeous voice and it is such a joy to hear theses stories through a whole new lens.

Lisa Williams

2/29/2016 10:23:04 pm

And now I understand why my students love our music teacher so much. I have always been glad she used picture books in her music class but could never understand the way in which she used them. I get it now! I will definitely be including some Emily Arrow videos in library classes in the future! Thanks for showing me a new way to think about picture books!

Lynn Davidson link

2/29/2016 10:37:59 pm

This was so enjoyable. Thank you for a new way to think about picture books.

Angie Quantrell

2/29/2016 11:46:47 pm

I love making up and singing songs to books. My students always love books that have a melody or are an actual song. I'm so glad someone who knows how to write songs is doing that for us! Thanks!

Pamela Courtney

3/1/2016 12:49:26 am

I have a music and literacy program called MyLMNOP that caters to children in areas that don't have quality literacy programming. Children LOVE this type of engagement and abstract concepts become more concrete and applicable to their everyday lives with the marriage of these two amazing tools. I'm sooo very glad I have a youtube channel to subscribe to and get fun songs. THANK YOU.

Kristen Browning

3/1/2016 01:08:20 am

Well, you are just delightful, Emily! Thanks for sharing your talent and love of picture books. What a great, engaging way to get kids reading and loving books.

Susan Deo

3/1/2016 01:31:48 am

Wonderful, Emily! I LOVE your musical interpretations of these stories. Can't wait to share with my granddaughter, my musician daughter and her boyfriend, our children's librarians. Keep up the good work and good luck with your album!

Sheila lynch-Afryl

3/1/2016 05:52:10 am

What a fun idea!

Virginia Law Manning link

3/1/2016 08:40:05 am

This post turned me into a big fan! Wow! How beautiful! Went to the You Tube station. I love the Little Red Sled! Go! Go! Go!

Cindy Jolley

3/1/2016 08:49:00 am

What a delight! I'm so glad to know about your videos. What a fun and creative way to connect kids to books! I look forward to seeing more.

Robin Currie link

3/1/2016 09:00:06 am

Even the list of Presidents is better set to music! I love it!

Kelly Rice Schmitt

3/1/2016 09:08:01 am

Emily - what a wonderful thought! I am also a singer and musician, and I have never thought of prose picture books as song writing material- brilliant! It is so important for to read our stories aloud, and doing so should help see the lyrical quality. Thank you! I look forward to more of your work.

Aunt Jill

3/1/2016 09:19:28 am

Long ago I took a class called The Singing-Reading Connection...no kidding. So proud the joy lives on in you!

Anita Banks

3/1/2016 09:30:30 am

How exciting! How do I get my book to be a musical, heehee.

Emily J

3/1/2016 09:55:31 am

You rock, Emily!

Penny Parker Klostermann link

3/1/2016 10:10:34 am

I LOVE THIS!

Melanie Ellsworth

3/1/2016 10:24:52 am

Beautiful songs, Emily! I love this idea of interpreting a picture book musically. And as a writer, I love the idea of trying to hear the music in my own words.

Donna L Martin link

3/1/2016 10:33:25 am

Years ago a musician friend of mine wanted to turn one of my poem into a song. I remember how honored I felt that someone wanted to do that and I'm sure all those picture book authors feel the same way about Emily turning their books into a musical art form.

Great post!

Colleen Paeff link

3/1/2016 11:24:53 am

Wow! Wonderful music! What a nice way to start my day. :)

Barbara Kupetz

3/1/2016 11:29:05 am

What a bright talent you are, Emily!

Dee Leone

3/1/2016 12:37:17 pm

I love how Emily Arrow uses her songs and videos to promote reading. I'm subscribed to her YouTube channel and would highly recommend checking it out. One of my goals is to have a picture book published someday that Emily will sing about! She has a sweet gorgeous voice.

Sue Ganz-Schmitt link

3/1/2016 12:54:09 pm

Your voice is angelic Emily. Great work!

christie allred link

3/1/2016 12:58:12 pm

I love it when people combine literature and music - especially for children. Way to go :)

Linda Chavez

3/1/2016 02:13:33 pm

What a great and new idea! Kids will love picture books even more with a song to go along!

Ginger Weddle

3/1/2016 03:26:46 pm

Emily, Love your You Tube Channel!

Carol Cole link

3/1/2016 03:38:11 pm

What a wonderful way of integrating both sides of the brain allowing children who learn in various ways get the message.

Ashley Bankhead

3/1/2016 04:55:32 pm

So fun! How neat that she creates songs from picture books.

L. Michelle Quraishi link

3/1/2016 04:56:42 pm

Emily's joy makes me cry, in the happiest way. What a sweet helper she had for Be a Friend!

Laura Renauld

3/1/2016 06:32:43 pm

Thank you so much for combining the art of picture books and music! So fun :)

Jilanne Hoffmann

3/1/2016 06:39:40 pm

We sang and danced to a video of Miranda Paul's "Water is Water" song at one of her readings in Silicon Valley this past weekend. Everyone loved it! Emily's hug heart shines through all her work.

Sandy Perlic

3/1/2016 07:11:47 pm

So much fun to watch these! Her enthusiasm is contagious, and her talent is undeniable. Thank you for sharing these videos!

Sherri Jones Rivers link

3/1/2016 07:39:54 pm

Now that's talent. So much fun as you bring the books to life.

Lauri Meyers link

3/1/2016 09:35:12 pm

Very cool! These books are excellent inspiration for song-writing:)

Suzanne Poulter Harris

3/1/2016 11:12:09 pm

What a fun idea! Combining picture books with music. I love it!

Susie Sawyer link

3/1/2016 11:25:20 pm

I love Emily Arrow! She's wonderful!!

Ju'nelle Skelton

3/1/2016 11:44:38 pm

Emily, I love your music and book combination. I think that the perfect combination for children, most children that I work with love song and books. Smile. Thanks for sharing.

Juli Caveny link

3/2/2016 12:06:23 am

I'm in love! Hmmm... I wonder if my 8th graders will like this? (Honestly, they are game for nearly everything about books that I share with them. Often, they haven't read PBs in such a long time, they laugh!) Emily, these songs are great! (And I'll be looking for your CD!)

Shellley Marshall

3/2/2016 01:33:00 am

I hope our comments can, at least some small way, show you the love your beautiful voice and lyrics show us.

Myrna Foster

3/2/2016 06:53:10 am

Emily's YouTube videos are wonderful. Even our parakeet loves her WATER IS WATER song, and he's a picky little stinker.

carrieapear@aol.com link

3/2/2016 07:52:16 am

I love Emily's energy. She taps right into a child's playfulness!

Brook Gideon link

3/2/2016 10:15:55 am

What an amazing talent! Emily shall go on to wonderful things!

Cecilia McCarthy

3/2/2016 11:37:15 am

Such great songs and such a fun way to add another layer to reading.Thanks!

Marlene Rohr

3/3/2016 12:55:52 am

What a great way to engage children in learning. Thanks Emily!

Rebecca Trembula

3/3/2016 06:24:55 am

Great songs and videos! Shared with my teacher and parent friends. :-)

Jane Buttery link

3/3/2016 09:32:49 am

i love the songs and the actions. i was a teacher and used education through music in calss. I believe music adds a wonderful dimensions to life and also to learning. I have written simple tunes into the back on 2books for children to enjoy with parents. One is a song about a local fair and the other is my setting of a Christmas carol. it was fun to do as music is often in my head. I compliment you for the joyful tunes and your delight in doing avideo with your children! Super idea. Thanks

darlene koppel link

3/3/2016 12:45:05 pm

Very innovative idea. Love the songs.

sue twiggs

3/3/2016 05:09:16 pm

What a beautiful voice and what a way to augment a PB and make it fun for children to participate in. I look forward to hearing your album when its finished.

Lauren Barbieri

3/4/2016 10:54:52 am

Love the incorporation of music and movement to extend the reach of the written word & visuals. Lovely, fun songs!

Caroline Webster link

3/5/2016 01:17:37 am

Songs seem like poetry to me, and picture books often seem like poems as well--in how lyrical they can be, and the importance of every single word. It seems like a natural progression, then, to turn picture books into music and how beautifully Emily Arrow does this! Excited to meet her and new books through ReFoReMo :-).

Nancy Rimar

3/6/2016 10:22:04 am

Great songs and kids love to sing.

Naana

3/6/2016 01:44:32 pm

Great idea! Has me thinking about writing with more rhyme

Jena Benton link

3/6/2016 04:51:46 pm

What lovely songs! I might need to track down your CD for my own classroom!

Linda Thomas

3/6/2016 06:47:37 pm

Wonderful idea and music, Emily!

Amanda Sincavage

3/7/2016 02:50:14 am

Finally watched Emily's videos and now 30 minutes later I've downloaded the album and watched almost all her videos on YouTube. So inspired! Curious where in Ohio Emily is from...

Ashley Pierson

3/7/2016 09:01:36 am

Love this concept! I often try to make a song out of a concept my daughter needs to learn for school. Children love music so much!

Wendy Greenley

3/20/2016 05:52:16 pm

Count me a fan! I heard Water is Water first and began searching for more Emily. :)

Suzy Leopold

3/20/2016 09:43:45 pm

Wow! Emily, I am so impressed. Thank you for sharing your talent of song to accompany picture books as you share your love of music and literacy with kids.

Lenne' Musarra

3/28/2016 12:52:15 pm

Thanks for creating songs and music for children's literature and for children. I taught creative movement to young children and had so much fun incorporating literature, music and song! It was wonderful to watch those children who struggled in the world of sitting still and listening to words, become successful and joyful with music, rhythm and movement.

Anita Jones link

3/29/2016 04:23:55 pm

Another post I can't find...Thanks again Emily...

Valarie Giogas

3/30/2016 08:30:19 pm

Love the songs. What a great tie in!!

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