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  Train is going in E... F... A

He's blind, can't count to ten, doesn't know right from left

Friends, if you missed musical genius Derek Paravicini on TV

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He's blind, can't count to ten, doesn't know right from left

Friends, if you missed musical genius Derek Paravicini on TV

Part 1
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1kwjDLHX92w


Do watch all 5 parts before videos are removed. Excuse if info already posted here.

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