Din Daa Daa

Album: Din Daa Daa (1983)
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Songfacts®:

  • This was a Dance hit in Europe for Kranz, who is a German producer. The title means "Drum Dance" or "Trommeltanz" in German. >>>
    Suggestion credit:
    samuel - Summerville, SC
  • There are no actual words in the song's lyrics (sans the counting at the start) - The "lyrics" are supposed to represent the drumming. >>>
    Suggestion credit:
    Mjn Seifer - England

Comments: 2

  • Cam from LouisianaDoes this song say: mojon con pelo?
  • Mjn Seifer from Not Listed For Personal Reason, EnglandWell guys and girls, I've sent in the "lyrics", and believe me it's really weired doing lyrics to a song composed of a man pretending to be a drum, but I had fun doing it.
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