动人心弦的小提琴曲Limelight by Eivind Aarset

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Sam01

   感人的小提琴曲！！！ 好久不见归去来兮，问个好！

新用户

  小提琴永远是那么的美！

冰玫

  动人

best88

  静静地听~~~~~~~

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特此谢过，留意帮我找到这首经常弹唱的一首歌曲，小提琴版更是弦动人心......

Dr-Doctor

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