Lag Jaa Gale


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Ironically Yours said…
you have sung this song?
5:48 AM
Vidya Venkat said…
I did sing this song yes.
11:49 AM
JP said…
Sweet as honey honey :)
5:58 PM
Sachlene said…
WOW.....How have you reached that pitch??? Great recording!
5:49 PM
Vidya Venkat said…
Thanks Sachlene :)
2:07 PM
Sachlene said…
Wow man....I love this recording....I'm listening to it over and over again! :)
9:01 PM
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