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Walking for dat cake

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Refrain: So gently on de toe we darkies step out soFirst line: 'Twas down at Aunty Jackson'sPlate no.: 9298-3.
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Contributors:
Harrigan & Hart, performerHarrigan, Edward, 1844-1911, lyricist
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Duke University

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North Carolina Digital Heritage Center

Keywords

  1. African Americans
  2. Cakewalks
  3. Celebrations
  4. Children
  5. Children Dancing
  6. Dance
  7. Dancers
  8. Dancing
  9. Discrimination
  10. Fashion
  11. Fireplaces
  12. Food
  13. Legacies Of Racism And Discrimination
  14. Society And Culture
  15. Songs
  16. Songs With Piano

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