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Street life, ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh ooh

Gecenin yumusakligiyla havanin kokusunu icine cektiginiz zamanlarda insan yasadigini hissediyor ,bu komplex organizmada ufak bile olsa bir parcasi oldugu icin sukrediyor tabi,ayaklari hizlandiran muzikte bi bu yolculukda yolada kalbede can
veriyor,icinde ki yalnizligi sevebilmeli insan,bu nasil saglanir?bunu yururken dusundum icimdeki muzigi dinliyerek,icimde bir zenci var emin oldum,daha once yasadiysam kesin bir afrikali olabilirim.(eti negro bknz turkish version)
disarida guzel bir yagmur var iceridede iyi muzik.....












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