These five songs from the Internet Archive share the feel of “Children's Song Miss Mary Mack”: around 117 BPM. Each card shows its license and the credit line to paste when one is needed.
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"1944 04 23 Barbara Jean Cole's 8th Birthday Party, Telegraph, Bingham Canyon Utah" by Cole (https://archive.org/details/1944-04-23-barbara-jean-coles-8th-birthday-party), public domain, via the Internet Archive Found with mockfreeli.org
"1946 04 23 Barbara's 10th Birthday, Telegraph, Bingham Canyon Utah" by Cole (https://archive.org/details/1946-04-23-barbaras-10th-birthday), public domain, via the Internet Archive Found with mockfreeli.org
"Der Volkszähler (gesprochen)" by Henry BENDER - Sprecher (https://archive.org/details/henry-bender-der-volkszahler-gesprochen), public domain, via the Internet Archive Found with mockfreeli.org
"Wie Frauchen zum neuen Hut kam" by Grete WIEDECKE - Vortrag, Max HEYE - Vortrag (https://archive.org/details/heye-hut), public domain, via the Internet Archive Found with mockfreeli.org
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