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Artist: The King And I
Canonical path: /the-king-and-i/march-of-the-siamese-children
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March Of The Siamese Children
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March Of The Siamese Children
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The Orchestra
[Instrumental]
Anna threatens to return to England, but the king detains her
with introducing of his 67 offspring among them, the Crown
Prince, Chulalonghorn. Enchanted by her new students, Anna
Reconsiders.
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