Deutschsprachige Musik

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Re: Deutschsprachige Musik

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:dance: nicht mehr so neu aber immer noch gut :)



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have to use prox tube to watch it :ask:

edit:this is the better vid
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Oh ja, ich will mitmachen! :thumbup:

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:dance:

still love this song,good lyrics,nina was great at the time :cheers:
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Re: Deutschsprachige Musik

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auch gut in deutsch :cheers:

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