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Created on: July 09, 2011
He plays his guitar
The listeners are the stars
The spanish tunes he plays
Everybody feels happy and gay
He invokes the love and peace
Passers by say please
continue till we fill
Our hearts and our souls
With the lovely tunes of poles
The natural raga from here flows
In your veins and in your blows
Never stop the magic tunes
Request him the dancing dunes
The river hears and becomes calm
The lake water touches palm
All the tunes highs and lows
Crucify the listener's rows
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