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Atlanta Kids Get Inaugural Surprise (Video)

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14 Jan 2009 28 views
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Atlanta Kids Get Inaugural Surprise (Video)
A group of students at Atlanta's Ron Clark Academy thought they'd just be performing their song 'Dear Obama' at a news conference on Wednesday. But after finishing the song, the kids got a big surprise.

A group of students at Atlanta's Ron Clark Academy thought they'd just be performing their song ‘Dear Obama' at a news conference on Wednesday.

But after finishing the song, the kids got a big surprise.

See the song in the video below; the surprise comes at the end.

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