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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of Mi Foto [My City] - Single, What Can I Say? But Slowly - Single, What Can I Say? - Single, I Feel So Fine - Single, Sing a Song - Single, The Love I Found - Single, There Was a Time - Single, and Wan Nyun Lanpe - Single.
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Sing a Song
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Sing a song that will make your heart feel good
Sing a song that will bring you in the mood
Sing a song that will make you happy
Sing a song as free as the birds
Sing a song for the poor and for the sick
Bring them joy that will heal them really quick
Sing of love that will make them stronger
Sing of love and the whole world sings along
When you’re down, oh don’t go down
And people turn away from you
And you feel
There is nothing left to do
Sing a song for all people of the world
It’s the same for all religions every race
Sing of love to bring peace on earth and
Keep your heart open every single day
When you’re down, oh don’t go down
And people turn away from you
And you feel
There is nothing left to do
When you’re down, oh don’t go down
And people turn away from you
And you feel
There is nothing left to do
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DyaNangaNow Suriname
DyaNangaNow is a music project that didn’t start that long ago, but the members have been making music for years.
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