Off topic but well worth it: Sisters Roar - The Survivor Birds - Please take a look.
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A very good friend of mine is in the video and every penny of the proceeds is donated to these causes.
Cancer Care UK - Joes Cervical Trust - Star support for Domestic Violence
The song is terrific and you will see from the video that they all had a great time lol.
Purchase Now for only 99p. Itunes £0.99 CD £2.99
The video is great fun to watch and you can purchase the CD and find out more information
@ www.sally-bee.com
Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=137573566329378
PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE do take a look and lets make some money for the causes.
GREAT SONG, GREAT VIDEO AND A GREAT BUNCH OF LADIES AND IT WOULD ALSO BE GREAT
IF YOU PURCHASED THE SONG AND LET EVERYONE KNOW.
Many thanks and please do let me know if you got involved, there may be something I can do for you.
A huge thank you.
Andy
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