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Live It Up

Thank God it's Friday! Great song and beat to jump start your weekend!  And for many of us it's a 3 day weekend - woo hoo!  :) 
Group 1 Crew is awesome.  They have great tunes and great lyrics!  We really really like them here at the Peninger home.  We got to see them in concert Fall 2010 and they are high energy with deep faith. 
This song is fun but some of their other songs, while fun, display their deep faith proving that you can have deep faith AND be fun!  :)  My friends and I say that we have more fun with each other without alcohol or drugs on board, and we do! 
Like the hip hop club style of Group 1 Crew?  Then check some of their other stuff, I'm pretty sure you'll love it!  :)
HAPPY FRIDAY!!
Live It Up

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