Yes....I said Donkey...the Italian Christmas Donkey.
This was one of those cultural differences we encountered when we lived in New York. Trust me when I say, this Southern Christmas music junkie had NEVER heard this song before moving north (and hasn't heard it played on the radio since moving back below the Mason Dixon line!)
So...to each his own....
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ReplyDeleteOh My! That lasted way toooo long, but it was funny. Thanks for sharing.
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