Dutch-Ghanaian singer/songwriter Nana Adjoa says "Down At The Root" is about a place people are looking for whether they are aware of it or not, and imagine reaching it.
Nana Adjoa
Nana Adjoa: Down At The Root
Dutch-Ghanaian singer/songwriter Nana Adjoa says "Down At The Root" is about a place people are looking for whether they are aware of it or not, and imagine reaching it.
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