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  1. 2nd February 10, 03:55 PM #1
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    Quote Originally Posted by McClef View Post
    Just one thing - one is not supposed to cross arms for auld lang syne...
    can you explain this statement please??
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    Quote Originally Posted by Smayniac View Post
    can you explain this statement please??
    It has always been my understanding that only the last verse of auld lang syne requires arms to be crossed. All previous verses are sung with just hands holding the persons hand next to you.

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