100 Bpm Glitch Male Acapella Vocal Voice Free Download Is This Friendship Verse 1 By Sigmamanone #2698

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2nd Jun 2011 20:47 - 13 years ago

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Zomertour 2000 - 140 bpm Glitch acapella by sigmamanone

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2nd Jun 2011 20:47 - 13 years ago

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Description : This rap uses a poem by a Dutch poet (Bart FM Droog) Translation: "Rijden" = "driving", "tanken" = "taking gas", "eten" = "eating", "slapen" = "sleeping", "lullen" = "talking rubbish", "zwemmen" = "swimming", "zuipen" = "booze", "knallen" = "fart". Basically, the poem is making fun of the Dutch going on holiday with their caravan.