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EPISODE · Jul 31, 2015 · 4 MIN

Closing Credits (Titrazhe Payan)

from King Raam · host King Raam

Music by Raam. Lyrics by Sajad Afsharian. To check out dates for Raam's upcoming US and Europe tour please visit; www.kingraam.com/tour Recorded at Studio 73. Mixed by Mike Schlosser. Mastered by Brad Smith.

Music by Raam. Lyrics by Sajad Afsharian. To check out dates for Raam's upcoming US and Europe tour please visit; www.kingraam.com/tour Recorded at Studio 73. Mixed by Mike Schlosser. Mastered by Brad Smith.

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Music by Raam. Lyrics by Sajad Afsharian. To check out dates for Raam's upcoming US and Europe tour please visit; www.kingraam.com/tour Recorded at Studio 73. Mixed by Mike Schlosser. Mastered by Brad Smith.

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