Broad Oak, 1660 Song Lyrics
| Artist | Abigail J. Fox |
| Album | Forever Fox |
| Genre | Easy Listening |
| Release | 04 February 2019 |
| Price | $0.99 |
| Track No | 4/50 |
| Duration | 5:11 |
| Country | USA |
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Broad Oak, 1660 is a song that was released in 04 February 2019.
Broad Oak, 1660 is a song from the Forever Fox album.
Broad Oak, 1660 is performed by Abigail J. Fox.
Broad Oak, 1660 has a duration of 5:11 minutes.
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| Album Name | Release |
| Rhuddlan Castle: Gateway to Wales | 2018 |
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