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Mari Lynn sings Gershwin's Summertime

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Uploaded by on Sep 4, 2009

Well, I have an addition to the growing Mari Lynn collection on YouTube, and this one is a treat...

Here is the indomitable, unforgettable and unsinkable Mari Lynn singing what can be best described as Summertime: Theme and Variations.

For those who do not know who Mari Lynn is (all 3-4 of you), please google her and read on your opera history...

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  • "...and the cotton(?). I'm high"

  • @danielkun91 Maybe she meant to say she got high on the cotton; or that the cotton smell got her high.

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  • She did NOT just say "yeah" at the end. People, y'all need to make sure you hear 2:30 onward!!!

  • wow. the fin really starts at 2:30

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  • Approximatura at its finest

  • Dear Gods.....

  • AHAHAHAHA I have been in choir for 7 years and i swear ive never met someone as bad as her

  • First of all, I can't believe she's reading the words to this song. Who DOESN'T know the words to Summertime?

    There is so much "going on" in this clip, I wouldn't know where to start, but I know this: this clip really does make me happy that Youtube was created!

  • @goodguysdoll lmfao. in her defense, she did say that the cotton got her high right off the bat *snort*

  • this has to be a joke.

  • WOW no words for this.....how do the musicians continue to play?????

  • WOW no words for this.....

    

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