Florence Nightingale Song - John Oates - (MP3 & Score)
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This song is about the life of Florence Nightingale and her quest to improve the conditions for the soldiers overseas.
A very catchy song.
Listen to a short clip of this song by searching the song title and John Oates within iTunes or by visiting www.sanquaypublishing.co.uk
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