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Jazz Time
05:42
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1. Verse
Beach, sand, cocktail glass
You, me and gold sunrise
Warm sea and satin sky
Kiss, sound – that’s all jazz time
That’s all jazz time
That’s all jazz time
That’s all jazz, all jazz, all jazz time
2.Verse
Smile, smile and jazz all time
Hey, man, play, please “Summer time”
Fresh breeze at night time
Jazz me jazz my life
Break
Fresh breeze at night time
Jazz me jazz my life
Jazz me jazz my life
Jazz me jazz my life
Jazz me jazz my life
End
Jazz my life
That’s all jazz time
Jazz my life
That’s all jazz time
Jazz my life
That’s all jazz time
All jazz time
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Mad Party
07:52
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My Weapon
05:50
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Robot's Tears
05:20
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Sand
03:50
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Stop Stop!
08:22
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Walking
03:34
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Kiss My Lips
03:22
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Stereo radio
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Kate Orange Netherlands
Electronic pop singer, songwriter, producer, voice tutor from Rotterdam, The Netherlands.
Kate's songs are
full of social messages, love lyrics and raw electronic sound mixed with live instruments.
"Stereo Radio" from the same album supported by David Guetta.
Sounds like: Roisin Murphy, La Roux, Little Boots, Trentemøller.
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