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Fred J. Barnes

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Fred James Barnes (died 1917) was a British songwriter. He co-wrote numerous songs with R. P. Weston and Fred Godfrey.

He was also a singer. For example, You Can't Fool Around With The Women which was composed by Fred Godfrey and Bennett Scott c1900.

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