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Artist: Angelique Kidjo
Canonical path: /angelique-kidjo/lonlon-ravel-s-bolero
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Lonlon (Ravel's Bolero)
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Lonlon (Ravel's Bolero)
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Wda---a nonong-ye
Wawabo nia-eh
Sonouke
Nononya sokiame oh-oh
No---o nong nuk wedube
Begedeni
Wandjia
Nambuka men sweontino
Lon lon vadjo
Woreka werem-mla.... (yek!)
Vo---o
Woreka werem-mla
H'ra h'ra nona musso
Bio--o nong nuk emino
Degla nonoye
Atighe
Memetod
Emukia diodo
No---o nong nuk wedube
Begedeni
Wandjia
Nambuka men sweontino
Agwessi
Agwessi
Agwessi lon-lon
Agwessi ah
Lon-lon
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