World on Lockdown - Original Song
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This brilliant piece has aptly captured the ins and outs of the Covid19 story to date. Commendably, there are numerous artistes who have ably used their musical expertise to relate the Covid19 story in a manner that is not only informative, but is also very entertaining. Flasha has shown this flare in World on Lockdown. Interestingly, he makes reference to a spiritual element that suggests someone greater than human beings, is still in control.
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