‘Kponlongo’ – Waje featuring Timaya
By GuardianTV Music
07 September 2018 |
10:56 am
Waje's ‘Kponlongo’, featuring Timaya is a smooth dancehall tune that tells the story of two lovers expressing their feelings without inhibitions.
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