$ MY FAIR USE CREATIVITY OF MY RAIN FOREST - Paul Hardcastle - Rainforest

Paul Hardcastle - Rainforest

Paul Hardcastle - Rainforest (12 inch version) 1985 HQsound

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Rainforest

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DISCLIAMER: I DON'T OWN THE VIDEO HOWEVER I AM ABIG FAN OF THIS MOVIE I DO REPECT OF THE IMAGES THIS NOT commercial USE, PLEASE I JUST FOUND THIS IN CREATE COMENDS SO IT TAKES ALOT OF HARD RESERCH TO FIND A VIDEO CAN FIT INTO THE TOPIC OF THE CONTENT A MOVIE I LIKE TO SHARE. JUST FOR ENTAINMENT!
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I HERD THIS SOUNDTRACK ON THE WAVE MUSIC STATION FOR THE PAST 10 YEARS, LAST NIGHT I WENT TO A CONCERT IN THE PARK IN SANTA FE SPRINGS HERITAGE PARK AND I HEAR IT WHEN I WAS LOOKING AROUND TO GET SOME EXERCISE FROM THE TENTS TO TAKE A LOOK AROUND BUT IN 1 ONE TENT A SALE'S MAN HAS A PHONE HEARING THAT EPIC MUSIC THAT I INSPIRE ME A LOT; THAT'S 4 YEARS BEFORE I GOT THE DUB-STEP VIDEO FROM YOU-TUBE HOWEVER I ASK THE SALE'S MAN ABOUT THE SONG FROM WHOM OR WHATEVER HE SEAMED EVERY HELPFUL AND RESPECT FROM THERE COSTUMERS. GO BACK HOME AND ADD IN TO THE Creative Commons CONTENT SO THAT MAKE A STORY FROM ONE MAN ~ ONE INSTRUMENT, IT'S A FOR YOU MY VIEWERS TO HELP ACHIEVED MY DREAM. MY MISSION IS TO PROVIDE HELP AND GIVE ALL THE RESPECT FROM I WAS YOUNGER AND CHANGE THE WORLD NOT THE SONG JUST JOKING; NO! I MEAN IS THAT FIX THEIR PEOPLES BRAIN SET BECAUSE I HAVE DISCOURAGEMENT IN MY SELF THUS I HAVE A HANDICAP DISABILITY CEREBRAL PALSY! YOU CAN RETRIEV

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