song of storms

song of storms as arranged by http://leaftrombone.smule.com/composer/viewsong/1051/

Song of Storms as arranged by http://leaftrombone.smule.com/composer/viewsong/1385/

Song of Storms as arranged by http://leaftrombone.smule.com/composer/viewsong/1387/

Song of Storms as arranged by http://leaftrombone.smule.com/composer/viewsong/1389/

Arranged by snappleboy16 (Lyrics by catagon) :lol: :

There's a storm, there's some rain,

Its A Freaking Hurricane!

Such A deafening sound, tearing up the ground.

Oh my god, we're so dead...

DONT GO OUT AND TEST YOUR LUCK!

Or you'll be blown away...

Go around, go around,

I love music, that goes around.

Round n' around, round n' around.

Go around, go around,

I love music, that goes around.

It needs to speed up today...

View it Here: http://app.smule.com/musicbox/viewsong/1389

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