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Mar 22, 2009 4 min

"Death and the lady"

from Norma Waterson: English Folk Singing - for iPad/Mac/PC Hosted by The Open University

Norma introduces the song 'Death and the Lady' explaining the meanings behind the words and where the song originated from. She then performs it.

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