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Jim Dixon	Songs about clothing (clothing in title) (83* d)	RE: Blue Velvet Band-songs with clothing in title	20 Aug 17
OK, this time I went for the leather goods: boots and shoes, with a few belts and braces thrown in: As Soon as I Find My Shoes, I'm Gone Blue Suede Shoes Blues Is like Shoes Boots and Saddle Boots as Heavy as Lead Boots of Blue Boots of Spanish Leather Born with a Thorn in My Shoe Brahn Boots Brown Shoes Don't Make It Chastity Belt Chattanooga Shoe Shine Boy Clogs Cowboy Boots Dirt Road Shoes Flyin' Shoes Gumboot Cloggaroo Hand Me Down My Jogging Shoes Hank Williams' Shoes Heaven in a Pair of Cowboy Boots High Heel Sneakers I Can Whip the Scoundrel (that Stole Old Abner's Shoes) I'm Gonna Put On My Walking Boots In These Shoes Mr. Basketball Shoes My Johnny Was a Shoemaker My Walking Shoes Navvy Boots Never Let Your Braces Dangle New Boots No Shoes Oh, Dem Golden Slippers! Paper in My Shoe Pink Shoelaces Pit Boots Put My Little Shoes Away Put Your Shoes On, Lucy Quality Shoe Ratty Shoes Shoeless Joe Shoes Slippers Snowshoe Thompson Stringin' Along on a Shoe String Take My Boots Off when I Die The Barefoot Boy with Shoes On The Belt wi' Colours Three The Christmas Shoes The Girl with the Buckles on Her Shoes The Hobnailed Boots that Farver Wore The Little Shoemaker The Sash My Father Wore The Shoemaker (A Kiss in the Morning Early) The Welly Boot Song These Boots Are Made for Walkin' Thirsty Boots Travelin' Shoes Two Little Blue Little Shoes Two Little Shoes and a Ringlet of Hair Two-Tone Shoes White Boots Marching in a Yellow Land Who's Going to Shoe Your Pretty Little Feet? Yankee Boots

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