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Christmas at the Fun Song Factory
It's Christmas at the Fun Song Factory and Ozzie Octave, the fuzzy Fun Song Factory Foreman, is busy decorating the factory as a Christmas Surprise for everyone. The factory is bursting at the seams with festive fun. There are lots of traditional carols and favourite Christmas songs to join in with and don't forget to hang up your stocking just in case Santa Claus comes down the Chimney. Merry Christmas to you all!
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It's Christmas at the Fun Song Factory and Ozzie Octave, the fuzzy Fun Song Factory Foreman, is busy decorating the factory as a Christmas Surprise for everyone. The factory is bursting at the seams with festive fun. There are lots of traditional carols and favourite Christmas songs to join in with and don't forget to hang up your stocking just in case Santa Claus comes down the Chimney. Merry Christmas to you all!
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Genre:Music, Family
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Runtime:30 minutes
Studio:Tell Tale Productions, Abbey Broadcast Communications Ltd
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