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3 comments:
Hahaha. Yes, a very good one. I had seen it previously but what it made me laugh more was the laugh outburst the presenters had as they did not expect that beautiful song...
Brilliant lyrics... Incredible how to summarize so much feeling in so little!
Fully agree. It should have taken her ages to try to come up with such a song full of emocional support.. Hahaha
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