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White Christmas Song Analysis
The first song I choose it is White Christmas. Since I came to USA I hear this song during Christmas time but Honestly I don't know who's the singer until I took this class, I can't imagine the Christmas without this song, His voice and the rhythm make me have different feeling like I am in quite, blessing, happy time ever at the whole

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