Take off your clothes

ByJohn

While I was in California, my friend Paul gave me a preview of some videos he was making. I thought they were pretty fun so check out my favorite, called “Take off your clothes” performed by Breakfast (not Paul):

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Check out a few other songs Breakfast performed as well…he plays a mean ukulele.

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