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Welcome to Meryn Cadell

Do you ever heard about Meryn Cadell?What about the songs she made?

Meryn Cadell is a singer, songwriter and a teacher who were born in Brooklyn New York. A singer-songwriter best known for her quirky spoken-word song “The Sweater,” which became a sleeper hit in

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