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Old 08-06-2018
There is always some time for listening nice songs :P

Hello All,

Just for FUN there is always sometime for listening NICE SONG.
Posting here my fav one these days Smilie

movie version--> bum diggy diggy diggy bum diggy bum by music world - YouTube
actual version --> Bum Diggy diggy Bum bum song - YouTube

Let's have some fun with sharing some light/pop/jazz or local music videos here Smilie

@Neo also we could have a BUTTON for :P putting tongue out smiley too in posts, just a thought.


NOTE: Also not sure how to put songs on posts like a scree shot where play button will come, not sure if I missed some option here too.


Thanks,
R. Singh
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