Dropkick Murphys (Okemah Rising) Grey/White Sunburst Vinyl

Dropkick Murphys (Okemah Rising) Grey/White Sunburst Vinyl

Marsoni

M251S

$29.33

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Dropkick Murphys (Okemah Rising) Grey/White Sunburst VinylTrack Listing: My Eyes Are Gonna Shine Gotta Get To Peekskill (feat. Violent Femmes) Watching The World Go By I know How It Feels Rippin Up The Boundary Line (feat. Jesse Ahern) Hear The Curfew Blowin Bring It Home (feat. Jaime Wyatt) When I Was A Little Boy Run Hitler Run Im Shipping Up To Boston Tulsa Version Bonus Track Talking Hard Work Produced by Ted Hutt Executive Producer Nora Guthrie Special Appearance by Woodys grandson Cole Quest on dobro

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My toddler is obsessed with all things fish, so when she picked out The Rainbow Fish from Amazon search. The illustrations are gorgeous, and my daughter is mesmerized by the sparkly, foil-like scales on the fish. She keeps pointing at them every time we read it, and it’s become a bedtime favorite just for the shiny colors! One thing I found a little odd is the story: the Rainbow Fish gives away all her beautiful scales to make friends. It’s a sweet message about sharing, but as a parent I admit it made me scratch my head a bit (I wasn’t sure if my toddler really gets why the fish parts with all her sparkles). Still, it’s a friendly tale and we enjoy reading it together.

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Reviewed in the United States on March 3, 2026