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Song for my Father
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Afro Blue
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The Mountain
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My one and only love
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My Favourite Things
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Bye Bye Blackbird
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Summertime (live)
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Afro Blue (instr.)
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Natalie Rungan Durban, South Africa
Natalie Rungan is an independent South African recording artist who is a firm believer in prayer and hard work. With her sultry looks and powerful vocals she expresses her thoughts and ideas about the many truths of what she believes love and life to be. Natalie’s music is shaped by her musical heritage and a deep experience in jazz, R&B, gospel and pop. She has penned and produced six albums. ... more
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