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Things folk often describes (“folk ________”)
lore, songs, tales, song, tale, music, art, dancing, dance, poetry, dances, literature, medicine, etymology, rock, culture, memory, stories, hero, psychology, tunes, belief, drama, beliefs, wisdom, religion, ways, singers, land, singer, heroes, play, tradition, singing, tune, plays, story, customs, lorists, soul, arts, speech, spirit, custom, traditions, mind, ballads, poet, melodies, theatre, festivals, artists, lorist, healing, legends, sayings, lores, poets, say, legend, names, might, memories, opera, sitting, poems, moot, remedies, myth, healers, imagination, melody, dramas, games, consciousness, etymologies, dancers, protest, blues, moots, festival, ballad, craft, saying, legacy

How folk often is described (“________ folk”)
common, simple, poor, ordinary, old, young, good, rural, black, white, honest, humble, older, plain, decent, english, primitive, fisher, sick, rich, colored, lesser, fairy, christian, gentle, feeble, younger, country, respectable, pious, poorer, minded, literary, humbler, strange, ignorant, cunning, wild, class, quiet, elderly, wee, tribal, dead, peaceful, russian, irish, friendly, worthy, happy, fashionable, hill, wise, working, coloured, wealthy, town, hardy, queer, theatrical, civilized, innocent, sturdy, simpler, circus, grand, superstitious, hearted, curious, seafaring, peaceable


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