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"Skinnamarink him, Mommy," Ellie would say if Ben began to whimper.
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Ellie's song came later when she left for college and I drove the suburban road from our house down to the harbor, missing her and playing Judy Collin's Home Before Dark (no one knew that until now), and for Ben it was Skinnamarink (the song that calmed him when he was an infant).
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"Skinnamarink him, Mommy," Ellie would say if Ben began to whimper.
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Ellie's song came later when she left for college and I drove the suburban road from our house down to the harbor, missing her and playing Judy Collin's Home Before Dark (no one knew that until now), and for Ben it was Skinnamarink (the song that calmed him when he was an infant).
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Ellie's song came later when she left for college and I drove the suburban road from our house down to the harbor, missing her and playing Judy Collin's Home Before Dark (no one knew that until now), and for Ben it was Skinnamarink (the song that calmed him when he was an infant).
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"Skinnamarink him, Mommy," Ellie would say if Ben began to whimper.
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"The song Skid-dy-mer-rink-adink-aboomp (Means I Love You), known to most as Skinnamarink, originated in the 1910 Broadway musical The Echo, a comedy production by Charles Dillingham.
Zooglobble 2009
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