ခွန်ဖေါင်ႈဆွိႃဢ်+နာင်းစံလွိုက် | Khun Fong Sui & Nang San Lloyd - အဗူး၊၂၊ | Vol. 2

 


ခွန်ဖေါင်ႈဆွိႃဢ်+နာင်းစံလွိုက် | Khun Fong Sui & Nang San Lloyd - အဗူး၊၂၊ | Vol. 2

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  1. Alex PoeSeptember 5, 2022 at 9:57 PM

    Oof, it takes a lot of efforts for me to copy the artists' and the album title's script from wiki (couldn't do it on the script picker website thingie, they didn't have the exact letters and such...).

    I'll do that on future album posts 👍 Just for you guys!! 😄😄

    Ciao ciao, be well!! ✌️

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