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Posted On: February 28th 2025, 06:08 pm

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"She's always been amazing.." @dariusrucker shares one of his career highlights performing with @taylorswift.

Join Darius for a special series of shows on Absolute Radio Country Sundays from 7pm, or listen again in @hellorayouk.
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lacrazyfun2

2 years ago

lacrazyfun2

love you Darius ♥️♥️♥️

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