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Don't Play That Song good deeds our forefathers knew that part

Don't Play That Song good deeds our forefathers knew that partAn image by watercolor artist Paul Lovering of Aretha Louise Franklin. This work of art pays tribute to the legendary soul singer and pianist that charted over 112 single, won 18 Grammys including the first eight ever given for Best R&B Female Vocal Performance and sold over 75 million records worldwide. A beautiful way to remember the true "Queen of Soul". This work of art is named after the song "Don't Play That Song (You Lied)". It was originally

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our forefathers knew that part of our advancement and growth began with a sound education

It is a member of our Ebony Elements collection

A wish is a prayer the heart whispers to the universe

Harriet Beecher Stowe

Don't Play That Song good deeds our forefathers knew that partAn image by watercolor artist Paul Lovering of Aretha Louise Franklin. This work of art pays tribute to the legendary soul singer and pianist that charted over 112 single, won 18 Grammys including the first eight ever given for Best R&B Female Vocal Performance and sold over 75 million records worldwide. A beautiful way to remember the true "Queen of Soul". This work of art is named after the song "Don't Play That Song (You Lied)". It was originally

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