Hymns
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When the good people of Maycomb sang, it was often about the Lord. Here is a collection of hymns that Scout and Jem would have been forced to sing in church, either their own or Calpurnia's.
"Sweetly Sings the Donkey"
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It was one of Scout's favorites, and children are still singing it at schools today. Get out your recorders for a rousing good time. Hee haw!
O Brother, Where Art Thou? Soundtrack (2000)
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Okay, we have no direct evidence that Harper Lee is a Coen Brothers' fan. But the soundtrack to their film is a haunting collection of songs that would have been sung by people, both black and white, in 1930s Alabama.