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meaning of 'folk songs' and 'rhythm' Fri Feb 09, 2007 5:52 am  meaning of 'folk songs' and 'rhythm'
 

They were always the first couple on the floor to dance, and the first to start singing the old folk songs while the rest of us clapped hands to the rhythm.

Please tell me the meaning of `folk songs' and `rhythm' in this sentence.
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meaning of 'folk songs' and 'rhythm' Fri Feb 09, 2007 11:15 am  meaning of 'folk songs' and 'rhythm'
 

Folksongs are traditional songs and rhythm is a regular beat in music, poetry, etc.
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