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Jun 26, 2007 - 3:23PM
des pacanes a Nonc Edouard

Nathan sings a line that goes C'est des pacanes a Nonc Edouard qu'etait si bon en pralines (It's Uncle Edward's pecans that are so good in pralines). I think it's the last line of verse one. I'd have to listen again to be sure.

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