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Artist: ATB
Canonical path: /atb/too-much-rain
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Too Much Rain
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Too Much Rain
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"Amfang November 1998
zug ein häftiger Storm auf über Mittelamerika
und es began zu regnen
zu viel Regen über dem Paradis
A comienzos de Noviembre de 1998
un huracán azotó Centro-América
y comenzó a llover
Demasiada lluvia sobre el paraíso
At the beginning of November 1998
a huge and strong hurricane approached central America
and it started raining
Too much rain over paradise"
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