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LIFE AFTER BIRTH CELEBRATES WOODSTOCK

By Carol Green on August 14, 2019 inPOPULAR

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HAPPY BIRTHDAY, WOODSTOCK! Rock and roll and mud and love and peace and music forever.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY, WOODSTOCK! Rock and roll and mud and love and peace and music forever.

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