Wakes you up to
a pleasant music box tune. Has a gracefully fashioned fluted oval
case of antique white...makes a delightful decoration for the bedroom.
Stays on time to the minute.
syn·co·pa·tion
(si[ng]-k&-'pA-sh&n) noun
1 : a temporary
displacement of the regular metrical accent in music caused typically by
stressing the weak beat
2 : a syncopated
rhythm, passage, or dance step
This
word was big in the Fifties but is only waiting for the next American calypso
music craze to come out of hiding. The music box*
alarm is the big story here of course but the case is super unique.
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In 1958 about a million songs were in the public domain. They could
have gone with Twinkle,
Twinkle Little Star, Blue
Danube Waltz, Moonlight
Sonata but no, Telechron felt it had to write its own song. If
you ask me, it sounds like it was written for a 1970's made-for-tv horror
movie for a painful childhood flashback. This is your last chance
to not hear it. Click HERE to be haunted
for life.
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