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Artist: The Chameleons
Canonical path: /chameleons/music-in-the-womb
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Music In The Womb
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Music In The Womb
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She played me music in the womb
So I'd learn to talk in tune
She played me music in the womb
So I'd learn to talk in tune
Dreaming of something
Waiting for something
Longing for something
Dreaming of something
They told me stories everyday
So I'd learn to think that way
They told me stories everyday
So I'd learn to think that way
She played me music in the womb
She played me music in the womb
Dreaming of something
Dreaming of something
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