akong ambisyon kay ako unta ang singer sa theme song sa "for your eyes only" ug "you only live twice". love gyod nako nang duha ka kanta. ang nakaporke kay i know nga kun ni-audition pa ko, mas dakog puruhan nga dawaton ko as "jaws". asa ra to si hubag? siya man god ang final nga nakakuha sa role...

Jaws

Jaws




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