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Toxic
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Afro Pop
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The Lagoons I wrote Cherry Trees about meeting my wife on spring break during senior year of college. We’d gone to the same school for years without ever meeting and somehow finally locked eyes from across a bar in a different country. We were instantly drawn to one another and from that point on we were inseparable. It felt like fate. This song represents that feeling of how a chance encounter can forever change your life. Cherry Trees is out now everywhere 🍒🌳 #indiemusic #newmusic #indieartist #indiepop #indiesong https://www.thelagoonsmusic.com/?fb...SJTYevxddvp5k_aem_gnptvqWxquTl4W1QomJHoQ
There will always be another song to be written. Someone will write it. Why not you? www.garyeandrews.com
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