a-prefixing in pop music (1951-2014)
An analysis of a-prefixing (e.g. in a-laughing and a-singing) as it occurs in American pop music (1951-2014), with accompanying videos featuring songs in which it is used
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Dedicated to the study of language variation and change in American English, with special regard to the West, pop lyrics, and social media.
An analysis of a-prefixing (e.g. in a-laughing and a-singing) as it occurs in American pop music (1951-2014), with accompanying videos featuring songs in which it is used
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