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10,000 Maniacs and Natalie Merchant

These Are the Days, performed live in January, 1993 at President Clinton's inaugural ball. Transferred from VHS I've had all these years, so you will have to turn up the volume on your computers t...  
 
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HAHAHA! SATAN! awesome.
Zeldovich (3 days ago) Show Hide
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Satan is a decent chap.
TheMooMan1 (1 week ago) Show Hide
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What a great song this is/was......so long ago.......thanks natalie....make my life better!
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If you've got a hoddam problem with hoddam americanization go and live in hoddam Canadia!!!!
guapounggoy (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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That is classic white girl dancing of the Elaine Benes from Seinfeld variety everyone should love it.
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I remember this day like it was yesterday! So much crap happened since then... lol
I wish she could have sung this for Obama, too. It would have made quite a point for us 'older' people who were there the first time!
I hope Natalie is having an amazing life. XXOXO
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Natalie holds a simple child hood innocense; something that's portrayed both in her vocals and her silly cute childish dance. We Love You Natalie for the joy you bring to our hearts
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It's about the surname , that was Mercante originally

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