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Sarkodie - 'Pain killer' ft Runtown

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Abiola 16:42 - 03 February 2017
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Sarkodie - Painkiller ft Runtown
Sarkodie - Painkiller ft Runtown
Enjoy the sweet collaboration between 'Mad over you' crooner and ace rapper Sarkodie.
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Sarkodie enlists rave of moment Runtown for this groovy tune Painkiller.

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The song produced by Tspize revolves around love matters.

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