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Fred Small
Frederick Emerson Small (November 6, 1952), known publicly as Fred Small, is an American singer-songwriter. He is also a lawyer and a Unitarian Universalist minister. His songs often make a political or ethical statement. Among his best-known songs are "Heart of the Appaloosa", "Everything Possible", and "Cranes Over Hiroshima". In 1980 Fred Small embarked on his song writing/performer/recording artist career. His songs are in the folk tradition for peace, healing and empowerment.
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Songs
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Annie
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At the Elbe
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Big Italian Rose
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Cranes Over Hiroshima
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Death in Disguise
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Denmark 1943
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Diamonds of Anger
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Dig a Hole in the Ground
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Every Man
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Everything Possible
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Face At the Window
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Father's Song
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Friends First
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Guinevere and the Fire
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Hot Frogs on the Loose
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I Will Stand Fast
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If I Were a Moose
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If I Were Taken Now
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Intro: Friends First
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Intro: Hot Frogs on the Loose
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Intro: Rodney King's Blessing
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Intro: The Other Side of the Wood
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Intro: Too Many People
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Introduction by Susan Wilson
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Jimmy Come Lately
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Larry the Polar Bear
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Leslie is Different
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No Limit
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No More Vietnams
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Outro: The Marines Lament, or, The Pink Peril
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Peace Dragon
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Peace Is
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Rodney King's Blessing
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Scott and Jamie
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Scrambled Eggs and Prayers
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Simple Living
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Smile When You're Ready
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Talking Wheelchair Blues
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The Heart of the Appaloosa
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The Hills of Ayalon
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The Hug Song
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The Marines Lament, or, The Pink Peril
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The Other Side of the Wood
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This Love
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Too Many People
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Willie's Song