"I never want to see you break down, but you do. You do."
It's soul music is what it is. Healing and powerful like the strongest of medicines.
Its the 7:29 extended version that I go for, but there's a radio edit here for those who are in desperate need of a shot and just can't wait for the full strength potion to take effect.
In the end, when all is said and done, don't we all just want someone who cares?
320 Kbps.
Artwork included.
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Sunday, October 18, 2009
McAlmont & Butler - You Do
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