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The Unicorn - (words: Shel Silverstein) tells the story of the [[Great Flood]] and explains the absence of unicorns from the [[Ark]] see: http://www.unicorncollector.com/music.htm

The Unicorn - (words: Shel Silverstein) tells the story of the [[Great Flood]] and explains the absence of unicorns from the [[Ark]] see: http://www.unicorncollector.com/music.htm

Deck of Cards - (T.Texas Tyler) sung by Tex Ritter (1948)<ref> See http://www.albertarose.org/Remember/deck_of_cards.htm. The Wink Martindale version was probably one of the worst songs ever to appear in the charts in the early 60's </ref>. This tells the story of a soldier using a deck of cards, which he claims, helps him to remember the bible.

Deck of Cards - (T.Texas Tyler) sung by Tex Ritter (1948)<ref> See http://www.albertarose.org/Remember/deck_of_cards.htm. The 1959 Wink Martindale version was probably one of the worst songs ever to appear in the charts in the early 60's </ref>. This tells the story of a soldier using a deck of cards, which he claims, helps him to remember the bible.

<ref> The following website: http://www.snopes.com/glurge/cards.asp cites this as an example of an Urban Legend, which occurs any time the US is at war; particular examples relate to WWII, and the current Afghanistan Conflict; however, the website claims that references to this have been around since 1788</ref>  

<ref> The following website: http://www.snopes.com/glurge/cards.asp cites this as an example of an Urban Legend, which occurs any time the US is at war; particular examples relate to WWII, and the current Afghanistan Conflict; however, the website claims that references to this have been around since 1788</ref>