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February 13, 2022

The Superbowl is being played by the Los Angeles Rams and The Cincinnati Bengals, two tough animal mascots. So to celebrate the weekend’s battle between Rams and Bengals, this weekend’s music thread is for songs about animals. Giddyup!

Now it’s your turn to, dawg, to post your favorite songs about animals!

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