French Scream
from The Emergence EP by TinderGodz
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Title dedicated to the passionate screams of our baguette piper during recording sessions.
lyrics
Hello, is this baguette?
Hello, is this baguette?
Hello, is this baguette?
(French Scream)
Hello, is this baguette?
Hello, is this baguette?
(French Scream)
credits
from The Emergence EP,
released January 29, 2017
license
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Kenta Shimakawa New York, New York
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