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I completely agree with you. The song was so good that I haven't seen anyone who doesn't like it. Bruna Boy showed his real quality in the song because that's his best of the best till date in my opinion.

The thing is that a lot of people collect things for different reasons. Someone persons might just be interested in collecting CDs for the purpose of memory keeping and not for profit making in any way.

Any office that listening to a radio doesn't support their day's business activities mostly don't allow it because it's going to be a big distraction as work is ongoing.

I'm currently listening to Compensation by RugerRed#09.

Or, it's probably fans that uploaded the lyrics on the internet and not actually from the artist which might explain it because anyone can put anything online today.

That comes down to what I was saying that it could be that the said artist never gave the permission for the lyrics to be uploaded.

Have you thought about it and arrived at a name that has impressed you so much this year alone?

I am currently listening to You're Still the One by Shania Twain. A song released 16 years ago, but still evergreen.

Listening to the radio while at the office is a great way for some people to enjoy their moments. However, I've seen some say that it is not allowed at their workplace for anyone to listen to any form of music at all.

Unless one is collecting those cds for collection purposes, I don't see any need for me to keep doing so nowadays as it makes no sense if one plans to resell it.

The director of this music video deserves a bottle of cold beer for the creativity. Great organisation right there.

I play worship songs mostly on weekends and that's all. I don't think it is going to work much better for me on those days since I have different plans when it comes to enjoying and listening to cool songs. I don't have a favourite worship song at the moment as I prefer going with the flow.

This looks like a fantastic idea that one should try out. Hosting shows that bring local musicians on board is a way that you get to promote local talents and a lot of fans will appreciate that.

While it is difficult to make a pick, this masterpiece (Drunk in Love) by Beyonce and her husband Jay-Z tops the list for me.

I've listened to some of the songs Rema did and must confess that he is one of the best that Afrobeats genre has right now.

That's right. Another way that I get to learn about new songs is by searching for the top 100 songs in my country. That way, I get to play the top 100songs that a lot of users are playing at that particular moment.

It is possible too because there are people who likes to just keep the radio at home or just listen to it while they drive instead of when they have gone fishing or at the parks.

This song Michael Learns to Rock - Sleeping Child was the one that I enjoyed while growing.

So, when you are training, you would prefer the Dj to keep talking in between the times the songs are playing, right?

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