T.S.O.P.
MFSB (Mother Father Sister Brother) Lyrics

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Soul train, soul train
Soul train, soul train
Soul train, soul train

People all over the world
People all over the world
People all over the world
People all over the world

Soul train, soul train
Soul train, soul train

People all over the world
People all over the world
People all over the world
People all over the world

People all over the world
People all over the world

Do-doo-doo-doo-doo, doo-doo
Do-doo-doo-doo-doo, doo-doo
Do-doo-doo-doo-doo, doo-doo-doo
Do-doo-doo-doo-doo, doo-doo-doo

Let's get it on (doo-doo-doo-doo-doo)
It’s time to get down (doo-doo-doo-doo-doo)
Let's get it on (doo-doo-doo-doo-doo)
It’s time to get down (doo-doo-doo-doo-doo)

Let's get it on (doo-doo-doo-doo-doo)
It’s time to get down (doo-doo-doo-doo-doo)

Let's get it on (doo-doo-doo-doo-doo)
It’s time to get down (doo-doo-doo-doo-doo)

Overall Meaning

The lyrics to TSOP by MFSB (Mother Father Sister Brother) are a celebration of soul music and its ability to bring people together from all over the world. The repeated refrain of "soul train" is a reference to the popular TV show of the same name that featured live performances by soul and R&B artists, as well as showcasing the latest dance moves. The call and response between the lead vocalist and the backup singers emphasizes the inclusive, communal nature of soul music, and the simple, repetitive lyrics invite listeners to join in and participate.

The verses consist of just one line repeated several times: "People all over the world." This phrase reinforces the idea that soul music is a unifying force that transcends borders and brings diverse people together. The final section of the song adds a bit of funk and groove as the lyrics urge listeners to "let's get it on" and "get down." These lines are not sexual innuendo as they might seem at first glance, but rather an invitation to let loose and dance freely, letting the music take over.

Line by Line Meaning

Soul train, soul train
The Soul Train music show is about to start.

People all over the world
Listeners and viewers of Soul Train are tuning in from all corners of the world.

Soul train, soul train
The Soul Train music show is still going strong.

People all over the world
Soul Train is attracting a global audience.

Do-doo-doo-doo-doo, doo-doo
The funky beat is about to drop

Do-doo-doo-doo-doo, doo-doo-doo
The funky beat has dropped and the groove has begun

Let's get it on (doo-doo-doo-doo-doo)
Let's start dancing with the music

It’s time to get down (doo-doo-doo-doo-doo)
It's time to let loose and party

Let's get it on (doo-doo-doo-doo-doo)
Let's start dancing with the music

It’s time to get down (doo-doo-doo-doo-doo)
It's time to let loose and party

Let's get it on (doo-doo-doo-doo-doo)
Let's start dancing with the music

It’s time to get down (doo-doo-doo-doo-doo)
It's time to let loose and party

Let's get it on (doo-doo-doo-doo-doo)
Let's start dancing with the music

It’s time to get down (doo-doo-doo-doo-doo)
It's time to let loose and party

Lyrics © Sony/ATV Music Publishing LLC, Warner/Chappell Music, Inc.
Written by: HUFF LEON, KENNETH GAMBLE

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Comments from YouTube:

@chrisjames7887

21w↑27

Disco and the Sound of Philadelphia at their very best! Total classic!

@danielsoto8601

16w↑1

They put this at a Philadelphia Eagles game!

@borood1188

2y↑332

This song is a masterpiece.

@boggy7665

2y↑17

Proto-disco, you just want to start moving when it's playing.

@ramipo1

2y↑11

no question about it

@NormAppleton

1y↑4

no shit

@robertg8875

4 teenage white guys in a basement trying learn dance moves from soul train ! There is no color !

@juliusnepos6013

52w↑8

Absolutely it moves me.

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@ealrip

44w↑35

this song is totally so underrated it's a crying shame one of the best musical songs ever written a truly masterpiece of music geniuses an orchestral work.

@Georgia275

29w↑3

Underrated? How old are you? Everyone of a certain age recognises this superb piece of music instantly.

@debutler1014

1y↑92

This beat will forever play a part in my life. I don't ever want to forget it.

@herculesthepower1544

1y↑7

Me too

@willortiz3547

2y↑138

I am in my 70'S and I remember buying this album when it first came out. I loved it then and I love it now! I keep the vinyl album in pristine shape and I still enjoy the music performed by MFSB! Will Ortiz

@fanozungu9684

1y↑5

It reminds me my brother I will love it forever.

@thanyjagger4865

52w↑3

000

@thanyjagger4865

52w↑2

@joandechirico2721

51w↑5

I am right there with you ❤ Still.have the album in mint condition.

@DimMak74

34w↑1

Y'all live on....... old enough to be my parents, I was born in 74' and love this music and the music before this...........

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@robertmatthews2069

28w↑13

Absolutely a Philly classic

@musiccollector

2y↑63

One of my all-time favorites, not just from the 70s, but from all time. Fabulous memories of 1974. The beloved soundtrack of our lives. Oh, please take me back...

@AgentJayZ

2y↑3

I am from the same background as you indicate with your avatar, and I completely agree. This song begins with opening a door to a rainbow, and roller skating to the Soul Train station!

@NormAppleton

Same guys produced this https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=phWBaVpeRcY

@roberttaylor90y76

2y↑4

Great 70s track music of this genre has stood the test of time.

@chuckbuckbobuck

2y↑3

Came out the year I graduated from high school!

@musiccollector

2y↑1

@AgentJayZ AMEN!

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@derby2510

2y↑19

I disco danced for 40 straight minutes to this song on NYE of 1975. I won an award at the club for “Most Dancing” that night.

@louisgonzalez8846

3y↑140

When this cut came out, no one realized that disco was going to turn into a worldwide phenomenon, surely the dancers on the dance floor perceived that this sonorous sound was a harbinger for the classic "sound of philadelpjia" to be remembered for eternity.

@AngelMorales-dn9ds

2y↑7

Don't forget Soul MaKossa by Manu Dibango.

@slimreynolds6935

2y↑3

@Angel Morales won't let me leave 100 likes 😃 Love Dibango!

@slimreynolds6935

2y↑4

Truth! You had me at sonorous! I was around back then. Amazing how the entire universe was overwhelmed by disco, with TSOP being one of the first!

@abarkett

2y↑5

How would the dancers on the floor have perceived that what they were hearing would become the harbinger to a classic that wasn't yet a classic? What does that mean? Did you just mean they perceived that what they were hearing was the starting of something new that would become a classic?

@louisgonzalez8846

2y↑5

@Angel Morales before Soul Makosa, there was 3 important cuts in the 67-70
timeslot. Dance to the Music, by Sly Stone, then there was Tighten Up by Archie Bell and the Drells. And then it was 25 Miles by Edwin Starr.

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@kaylalopez1994

2y↑98

my grandmother used to always play this on our long rides back home from visiting, she passed a few years back & always asked my grandpa for it but he just couldn’t remember! recently started a new job & they played it!! this will never get old🥲

@helenniles3139

2y↑7

Sorry for your loss 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

@musiccollector

2y↑6

Your grandma had superb taste in music, Kayla.

@5291982

2y↑1

Covid got her?

@papasmoke981

2y↑1

Was she bone thug??

@paulfrost8895

2y↑2

Such a 70s sound.

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@sandraminaker2173

1y↑18

No one, not one being, can listen to this tune and not want to get up and dance. One of the best-ever feel good songs!

@motownfan3

31w↑3

You are 100% correct.......I'm sitting here rockin' in my chair at age 73 :)

@philb.1502

1y↑28

R.I.P. Don Cornelius!! Soul Train was an iconic show that promoted Black musical talent and culture at a time when there wasn't any other national platform for this!! Let's get it on!!!! It's time to get down!!!!!

@davidsquonkbreeds8568

3y↑62

Man just took a trip back to 1974! This played quite a bit in South Africa! I remember being intrigued by all the acronyms MFSB TSOP. Did we even call them Acronyms back then. So reminiscent of TV Show themes at the time. Great musicians on the album as well. Such an uplifting piece of music.

@jcobbs4523

3y↑2

Maybe not. Technically, acronyms make another word like SCUBA. These are just initialisms.

@baylinkdashyt

47w↑2

@J Cobbs Lots of people (still) incorrectly call them acronyms.

Acronyms are initialism which become words: as you note, SCUBA, now the English word scuba. Radar and Sonar are other examples. Things which are not pronounceable words are not acronyms.

This comment brought to you by Aspergers. 🙂

@christopherporter2459

30w↑2

@@baylinkdashyt "This comment brought to you by Aspergers"... Thank you for the laugh, I've been diagnosed with Aspergers Syndrome and thought it was pretty funny. ❤

@sunshinesunflowerz1647

14w

Mother father sister brother

The(indelible)Sound of Philadelphia

@MrSteve280

1y↑21

Such masterful writing and production. Strange how we took this quality of music for granted back then. This isn't some senior citizen reminiscing about the good-ole-days. The musical talent was simply better.

@sheriedwards8257

1y↑1

Preach!

@disillusionedanglophile7680

1y↑2

We did take it for granted didn't we, we expected new geniuses like Townsend, Bonham and Blackmore every week, then the accountants took over and we got Kylie Minogue, Rick Astley and Madonna

@MrSteve280

1y↑2

@Disillusioned Anglophile Music's become less about the ears and more about the eyes. Still some good needles out there but so much more mediocre hay to sift through.

@mkl62

4y↑44

A #1 hit for MSFB and The Three Degrees in April 1974. It also was #1 on the Rhythm & Blues charts, the Adult Contemporary charts, and the Cash Box charts. It went to #1 in Canada, #3 in Switzerland, #12 in Australia, #13 in New Zealand and South Africa, #17 in Austria, #18 in The Netherlands, and to #22 in the United Kingdom

@baylinkdashyt

3y↑4

And now... On with the countdown!

@robdykes3659

2y↑6

Miss Casey kasam

@musiccollector

2y↑4

Well, it is #1 in my heart and had already achieved platinum status.

@monicaindelicato5904

1y↑16

I always loved this song and I've just discovered it was on the top of the charts the same day I was born!!!

@steelstreet3765

1y↑8

I am 44 year old and I love this type of music of the 70s Era

@matteoromenghi

1y↑13

Timeless song.
So '70's.

@kimkoteles4063

3y↑40

What great memories this song brings! Our high school band would play this and all of us girls on the Flag Corps Squads, Majorities and Drill Teams would all choreograph our routines to this song! What a Blast it was! 1976 & 1977!

@fjones

3y↑3

Kim...I played it before all my law exams a few years ago🤷‍♀️😁 it helped a lot lol😁🎊🎊🎈🎈👍👍

@normaramirez4048

2y↑3

Oh Kim I remember those days! Love them so much since I was in the drill team at Providence High School in San Antonio in 1976. God, I love those days!!

@jeffreychandler8666

2y↑34

I can remember this masterpiece, so vividly, in the early 70's. A time when "SOUL TRAIN" featured this awesome song. Also, I remember reading about M F.S B., and of course, I remember the " Three Degrees." Lovely ladies with beautiful voices. Mother, Father, Sister, Brother! The full orchestra of DIVERSE people. It was a unique time in musical/ jazz expression, and enormous creativity.

@rosemaryfrancois1865

23w

This song is "classic" and "Love is the Message" as well

@mousiespanks2379

2y↑10

One of the great number 1 songs on the Billboard charts in 1974.

@krisplante120

3y↑79

I saw this record on vinyl at a store years ago, had never heard of MFSB before, but thought the cover looked cool and I picked it up for a few bucks. I remember putting it on the record player and instantly fell in love. I was very happy with the purchase ✌️🍁

@vincentfranklin17

3y↑42

This tune brings back so many good memories! My great-grandfather and I used to love watching the dancers!

@musiccollector

2y↑2

Me, too. Long live Soul Train and American Bandstand.

@robertjohnson1602

2y↑12

The song defined the times in the first quarter of 1974! Deservedly a huge US #1 hit

@birgitblatt-matijevic1002

3y↑71

love that kind of music! Brings back good old times!

@grahambrowne7833

2y↑3

THE MUSIC

@rosesuarez3372

1y↑11

Love this music 🎼🎵🎶 of TSOP 😘😘😘❤️❤️❤️

@11dsw

2y↑7

This is not my era…but, I just love this song.… Love it, love it, love it. Especially, 1:58-2:15. So perfectly dramatic. These early disco recordings were beyond soulful. MFSB is awesome, KJEE another quality R&B Disco jam. ❤️😀💕

@Yard8787

47w↑3

I LOVE THIS DISCO SONG, EXCELLENT!!!

@federicomasset6064

1y↑25

Masterpiece

@patriciabailey1937

2y↑27

Fantastic music! This has transported me back to West Berlin, to our Army quarter in Spandau and the easy living I took completely for granted, never thinking ahead, to the end of service life and being back in, what my parents called “Blighty.” Now, forty years down the road I sit here remembering that enchanted period which, if I were to go back, would have changed out of all memory and Berlin has returned to being One. But this song belongs to the then, to my youth and the Sergeant’s Mess and the great nights we spent dining and dancing and knowing the ball would end one day but “just not now! And now here it is and for me it is almost in reverse to the lives of the East Germans, then and now.

@derstephan9290

2y↑4

It makes me glad to hear that music is in the memory of both sides in Berlin. The US Army came bringing freedom and a new way of life: My father was as child fascinated by the swing music being strictly forbidden since 1933 and his song was 'In the Mood' by Glenn Miller he heard after the war in Spandau and my song, perhaps you was in Spandau in 1975 was 'The Hustle' by Van Mccoy. It's so great to know that you took TSOP with you.
So the US Army and the soldiers became friends to Germany.
Thank you for being a friend!

@musiccollector

2y↑1

Thank you for your memories, though they are bittersweet.

@darrenlipski7381

"Take me back to dear old Blighty! Put me on the train for London town"

@thomasbirk5431

37w↑1

Thank You very much from Germany!

@user-jy2cj9tp5y

23w↑1

Loved it when it first came oame out especially as the three degrees were my dad's favourite group.rest easy dad you deserve it.lost in jan 2021.❤❤xxx

@Wixom2200

2y↑51

I love MFSB, flying, that soul-disco sound.

@motownfan3

2y↑23

THE PHILLY SOUND ....GAMBLE AND HUFF ...THE BEST MUSIC OF THE 70'S !!!!!

@darrellmfume3513

2y↑4

Gamble and Huff had help. THOM BELL, and BOBBY MARTIN.

@motownfan3

2y↑2

@Darrell Mfume You are correct !!!!

@11dsw

2y↑1

It was the best disco produced…period…nothing better.

@motownfan3

2y↑1

@11dsw YUP !!!! :)

@vampoftrance

1y↑1

TK and Casablanca very good too!

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@ArtBerlioz

3y↑23

This was my leader in my younger days as a DJ. I still love to listen to it 1000 times

@EddioPinaR

3y↑132

One of the greatest song ever

@fjones

3y↑3

Eddio. Yes. Yes🎈🎊🎈👌👌

@perryhailey6715

3y↑4

Got to agree! 😀😀😀😀👍👍👍👍

@BJR14789

3y↑2

Oh yeah

@telmoarroitagomez1708

3y↑1

Agree with you

@rikkibusch5610

2y↑1

Coping voice here 🎭😎yeah i love this song along with many other songs from the 70s

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@rnise1961

2y↑4

I swear to you I wasnt big on disco but when this song comes on I start doing my version of the hustle. Spectacular instrumental. One of the best all time

@ericbonwit5108

1y↑3

First TV theme song to reach #1 on the Billboard charts.

@monsieurlmaire1639

1y↑4

Great song and music !

@nestoralvarez8035

5y↑28

MARAVILLOSA EPOCA, ESTE TEMA ME TRANSPORTA A ESOS TIEMPOS UNICOS, GRACIAS

@naiemmaladouce

52w↑8

C était la belle époque 😘💫🌍j adore cette belle musique 🎻🎻🎻🎻🎻🎻🎻🎻🎻🎵🎶🎧🎼🌠😘❣🎷🤞👑🦁🥁

@robandrews4815

41w↑1

Two of my favorite Motown songs are:'' The Sound of Philadelphia ' and 'Philadelphia Freedom'.❤❤😅😅

@phillygrl69

30w↑1

Philadelphians, We TRULY ARE ❤!!

Im Philly..BORN!!!! THIS IS PHILLY, SO WELL DEFINED!

@poppyleafansuwu7129

4y↑17

Que épocas los 70s, debieron durar siglos esos maravillosos años.

@Killy616

3y↑1

Tengo una máquina del tiempo vamos ?

@hectorrubenhuertaarellano8238

3y↑1

La mejor música adoro los años setenta

@marcosgale9813

2y↑1

La mejor decada de mi vida ❤️

@missbradicah

2y↑8

For my Throwback Tuesday musical selection this week; I couldn't let slide this instrumental favorite from my disco era!
Lived It! Loved It! Embraced It!🎵🎶🎺🎸🎷🎹🥁🎧💃🕺♥️🎶

@tiffanywinston407

32w↑2

If only they named this song “Soul Train”. Regardless it’s a masterpiece

@user-ht1td1nx5y

18w

Another masterpiece from the 1970's, best era of music! But I like 1960's, 1980's, and 1990's music as welll

@mileswalcott7241

3y↑11

I love this song it takes me back to my childhood day I always love dancing

@EATSFALCONPUNCH

2y↑5

love the ending portion, especially when the vocals and sax start kicking in

@thebarbaryghostsf

45w↑4

The birth of Disco, brought to us from Philly International. A legendary group of artists and producers.

@missyford1596

1y↑4

Let's have this playing on Broad Street this Sunday night after our Philadelphia Eagles win the SB!! GO IGGLES 💚 🦅 🏈

@petraklump9156

21w↑1

❤ Phili - Sound herrlich ❤

@MyOtherCarIsA15MinuteCity

4y↑22

I love the whole song, but 2:16 onward puts me in a trance!

@XTABAY2006

30w↑1

A partir de este tema conocí El Sonido de Filadelfia y sus intérpretes y cada vez me gusta más. No pasa el tiempo por este sonido,

@j20tower

50w↑2

Mother, father, sister , brother. Great song

@lisanowinski898

48w↑4

It's 1975 all over again!!!❤😊

@surfermagazineii7243

2y↑5

I Love this music from the 70’s!!

@tommyewinkley5232

This song, this music, is the soundtrack of my days raising three pre-teens as a single mother, who grew up with beautiful music; our dancing in the kitchen while cleaning up after dinner; in the car going here and there; bringing us together with the music of those times ! Healthy, happy, hopeful, music...it matters still today. Thank you for the music!

@d19j62

41w↑1

The TRUE sound of Philly❤

@salomonhernandez3289

39w↑1

Adorable,no volverá esta música del alma
.❤❤

@gustavobarach5951

2y↑2

amazing, it make me go back to the 70's; absolutely a masterpiece

@billmitch920

1y↑2

(from BOLIVIA)
some people might think that 70 years is "old" but you are still YOUNG if you remember & like this song

@drrusty2325

40w↑1

The hit of Friday dance parties at my work in the 70's

@carloscuevas9126

2y↑5

Un sonido unico.MFSB.👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍🎼🎵🎶

@brendafizer6444

38w

OMG!!! Watching Soul Train, this song being played @ house parties, + going Roller skating to this cut too!!! GREAT MEMORIES!!!!
#HELLTOTHEYEAH

@scottburton9701

7y↑27

# 1 in April 1974-An undisputed classic!

@josalynbuchanan8812

4y↑30

I had Forgotten the "Actual Name" of this song, but I will always remember it as the "Theme Song" for the Great Show, "Soul Train" !!!! Thanks !!!!!! ♥️

@musiccollector

Thanks to all here for the FANTASTIC memories.

@lovebetterthanwar484

2y↑14

RIP Ronnie Baker the bass player on this song.
He passed away in 1990. He also played for the Trammps( Disco Inferno )
This song started the Disco Era as I'm concerned. Listen to the drums and
the bass. It is still not superceded by other disco songs and it was released
in 1974.The drums and and the bass playing here became somewhat like the school
for how drums and bass "should" be played to fit in to the all new Disco music.
Long live the sound of The Mother F....ng Studio Band( MFSB ) as they called themselves
back in the day (in a joking way)😊

@customkey

Earl Young in drums.

@raiderpdog

always have loved this bassline, defies you not to move to it. Just a great player, along with the drummer. Love this era of stuff.

@persebra

2y↑2

I have never heard of this group or the name of this song. I have only ever known it as the SOOOOOOOOOOUL TRAIN song! the memories it brings back watching the show. I had no idea it was connected to Philly! I thought it was written for the show, never knew it was a number-one hit, damn!

@jorgefernandes6915

52w↑1

I've been looking for this almost 20 years. Thank you. Greetings from Portugal.

@davettebrown4507

2y↑5

This was my song; I must have been 7 or 8 when it came out. I choreographed a whole routine to it. It was a pain trying to find your song on an 8-track tape

@robbie4860

1y↑33

This legendary gem is 50! years old, and NONE off the crap made today even comes close..

@naiemmaladouce

51w↑1

tout à fait vrai 👍je suis entièrement d'accord avec toi 🤞bisous 😘🧡

@virginiagrundman4012

40w

Correctamundo 😊

@Catlover2016

31w↑1

And it never will.

@Zenikat

31w

theres a lot of good music made today. try listening to king gizzard and the wizard lizard if you have the time, you will not regret it

@johnpulaski6725

45w↑5

Soul Train! Peace, Love and Soul! 👍🏻🕺💃

@tlooknbill

2y↑3

My high school marching band back in the mid '70's played the crap out of this song during football games. It's not just a disco song but an anthem for freedom in America. I played trombone in the band. Always loved this song. Been hunting for a more high def sound quality version. The remixes just chop this version up add an EDM style big beat and extend playtime.

@telmoarroitagomez1708

3y↑18

This is one of my favourites songs ever of sound Philadelphia

@Hottt_soccer_mom

2y↑4

This song reminds me of being a little girl🙌🏼

@ThedivaclubThedivaclub

2y↑6

FABULOUS! 🌹

@edsonlobatolobato5096

1y↑1

Sensacional dance music orquestra dos anos 70, curti e dancei como nunca ao som do MFSB, com salões litados de dançantes. Show.

@Matt-mo8sl

2y↑1

This bass line is KILLER !

@mazsenior

34w↑1

R.I.P. Bobby Eli. May your music live on forever!

@cynthiastines8918

28w

This 🎵 truly defines the Philly sound, and will forever be linked with Soul 🚉.

@JamesArgent-hg4ho

1y↑2

Brilliant!

@marthalewis1774

2y↑4

this is it right here!! we wanna wish you love, peace and SOOOOOOUULL!! they would play the whole track when the show was ending

@DavidSmith-yk1rf

1y↑4

good great music that i love this is where hip hop started out of great music like this

@silverperryhobart6560

1y↑4

The genius of Thom Bell...
His music 🎶 & ...
Memory Eternal
☮️ 💟🌬🥀🕊

@dgray9020

35w↑2

Rest In Peace Mr Bobby Eli (Co-founder/Guitarist, and Songwriter)

@chrissheppard8351

35w

R.I.P. indeed. He was also the man who wrote Major Harris’ song “Love Won’t Let Me Wait” in 1975, which charted at #5 on the Billboard Hot 100.

@vasilypugh696

1y↑1

I decided to rummage through my mum's old tapes to see what WAS this song I used to hear so much as a child. Mission completed.

@markodisco1689

14w

50 years in 2024 and always masterpiece !! One of my favourite early disco classics ... Thanks a lot MFSB !!

@marioluiscaceres9775

2y↑2

¡Un tema espectacular! ¡De antología!

@Cyn55sam

2y↑4

Soul heart music forever and really wonderful

@francisibok474

An iconic song. This jam was the "D" in disco. The good ol' Philly sound. Thank you Gambia and Huff for the gift of music.

@francisibok474

Gamble and Huff

@michaeltrowers6832

2y↑8

Another Exclusive 70s Sounds!!2021 still here and beyond !!!!

@AL_THOMAS_777

1y↑7

After all those years I can place some flowers over here for these wonderful musicians ! MERCI beaucoup !! 100 % de performances fantastiques ! Laissez parler les fleurs100 % 🥀 🌺 🌸 🌼 🌻 🌞🌷 🌹 🥀 🌺 🌸 🌼 🌻 🌞🌷 🌹 🥀 🌺 🌸 🌼 🌻 🌞🌷 🌹 🥀 🌺 🌸 🌼 🌻 🌞🌷 🌹 🥀 🌺 🌸 🌼 🌻 🌞🌷 🌹 🥀 🌺 🌸 🌼 🌻 🌞🌷 🌹 🥀 🌺 🌸 🌼 🌻 🌞🌷 🌹 🥀 🌺 🌸 🌼 🌻 🌞🌷 🌹 🥀 🌺 🌸 🌼 🌻 🌞🌷 🌹 🥀 🌺 🌸 🌼 🌻 🌞🌷 🌹 🥀 🌺 🌸 🌼 🌻 🌞🌷 🌹 🥀 🌺 🌸 🌼 🌻 🌞🌷 👭🧑‍🤝‍🧑🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🦆🌹🐈👽🐈‍⬛💚💞🌸🌈💖💝💛💜💓🌸💚💘💙💌💕💗💟💕💗💟💟💞🌸💜🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈🌈