Everything to Me - Babii Cris video free download

Copyright Babii Cris 2011

This is a mixed down verson of the song Everything to Me by Babii Cris.

Babii Cris made the beat, wrote the lyrics, and rapped the song.

Mix down was done by Beto at Loudvoize Records.

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Hey guys, this is Babii Cris.

I am 17 years old and started writing, recording, and making my own music at the age of 13. I am a beginning artist and have an album coming out soon! Its called *Locket* and mostly love songs, I make all of my own beats and write all of my own lyrics, i hope you guys can listen to some of my music soon and like this song i made, i put it up here to get some feedback and i hope yu guys like it, im using it and will record on it soon! I hope you like a little of this taste im givin! check out my Facebook page "Babii Cris" and show some support! Im having a meeting with 106.1 KMEL in November and Need some feed back on which song I should show them. Thank you!

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