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The Beatles for Ukulele

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The Beatles for Ukulele
- Songs included:
- All My Loving
- All You Need Is Love
- And I Love Her
- Can't Buy Me Love
Country USA
Brand Hal Leonard
Manufacturer Hal Leonard
Binding Paperback
ItemPartNumber 700154
Model 700154
ReleaseDate 2008-09-01
UnitCount 1
UPCs 884088159504
EANs 9781423430131

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