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Rambutan
04:08
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Nananana – oh Jah Jah
Nananana – oh Lord yeah
Nananana – oh Jah Jah
Nananana
Put you into my
Put you into my
Pocket
Pocket
You taste so nice
Makes me feel the most high
Your smell in the air
Will take my mind mind everywhere
The jungle´s calling
Bend dem leaves down
Whatever you say
Will capture you in my broken heart
Put you into my
Put you into my
Pocket
Pocket
Nananana – oh Jah Jah
Nananana – oh Lord yeah
Nananana – oh Jah Jah
Nananana
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2. |
Sweetsop
05:57
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What a day, what a day yeah
Been sitting here all night long
And the only thing I know for shure
Is that I´m nothing
Nothing, nothing knows me too
What a night, what a night yeah
Been sitting here all day long
And the only thing I know for shure
Is that I´m nothing
Nothing, nothing knows me too
Durch die Welten, segeln wir
Durch die Welten, gleiten wir
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3. |
Che Gue Wah Wah
04:48
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4. |
Obey the Echo
03:20
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Petayan Aabenraa, Denmark
Petayan performs a unique mixture of folk, world and weirdness.
The music is for the quirky characters of the world and has a political agenda to it, criticising commodification and the mainstream culture.
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