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Mother, give me money
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Walking on a highway
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Rataplan Brussels, Belgium
Life, lyrics, music and performance intertwined.
Rataplan goes for nothing
less.
'Rataplan' is the moniker of Frederik Meesters, born and raised in Belgium, but lately just living a bohemian travelling life.
After years of experimenting with poetry, writing, music, performance and comedy, and just life, he decided to settle for guitar, poetry and singing.
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