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Examples
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Strumming the dulcimer, eyes looking up towards the heavens, she sang "True Colors" finally.
Bradford Shellhammer: Cyndi Lauper Sings Sultry Blues At The Town Hall Bradford Shellhammer 2010
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(Soundbite of song, "Killing Me Softly") Ms. LAURYN HILL & THE FUGEES (Music Group): (Singing) Strumming my pain with his fingers - one time, one time - singing my life with his words - two time, two time - killing me softly with his song, killing me ...
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(Soundbite of song, "Killing Me Softly") Ms. LAURYN HILL & THE FUGEES (Music Group): (Singing) Strumming my pain with his fingers - one time, one time - singing my life with his words - two time, two time - killing me softly with his song, killing me ...
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Strumming chords on his guitar, he serenaded me while the hostess laid menus on the table.
hush, hush Becca Fitzpatrick 2009
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Strumming chords on his guitar, he serenaded me while the hostess laid menus on the table.
hush, hush Becca Fitzpatrick 2009
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Strumming chords on his guitar, he serenaded me while the hostess laid menus on the table.
hush, hush Becca Fitzpatrick 2009
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Strumming chords on his guitar, he serenaded me while the hostess laid menus on the table.
hush, hush Becca Fitzpatrick 2009
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Jack the Ripper could sing a ballad: "Strumming her pain with my fingers ... killing her softly ..."
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Jack the Ripper could sing a ballad: "Strumming her pain with my fingers ... killing her softly ..."
November 2006 2006
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KOINANGE (voice-over): Strumming a song for debt relief, Kenyan musician Samuel Muthee is hoping the leaders of the G-8 hear his plea when they meet to discuss Africa's financial problems in the coming days.
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