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Author : Whiteknight
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Topic : Social space

09 Jun 2018 01:44 AM

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Hi @Former-Member and all

A one time fan of Cat Stevens. He has another 2 songs I love...the mysterious "The wind" and "how can I tell you I love you"

He destroyed all his gold records when he became a muslim.

A singer, song writer called Leon Berger from Sydney sang my favourite song called Sarah. He was famous around the nightclubs and sang this on the Don Lane show.

https://youtu.be/jR4mVwTaYYg

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