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What'll_we_do,_when_the_wattle_blooms_again?.mid ‎(file size: 13 KB, MIME type: audio/midi)

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English: Music by Reginald Stoneham 1879-1942 Lyrics by Emily Maud Robb ? biography unknown not included.
Date
Source What'll we do, when the wattle blooms again? [music] : song foxtrot / music by R.A.A. Stoneham ; words by E.M. Robb[1] (in English), Reginald Stoneham, 1918
Author Stoneham, Reginald 1879-1942

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Australian Jazz foxtrot song in tin-pan alley soft shoe ragtime by Reginald Stoneham

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inception

1 January 1928Gregorian

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