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So when I moved back to Afghanistan when I was 17 I was looking for people to make a band

and to play music with me and I met much

Tabbah our ex- drummer and Sadiq our best player and then we decided what if we

play a show on the street and maybe to play on the street that a lot of

explosion happened and then we decided to do a street concert.

Today you must say because I may die I am on the way and you're about to cry

Don't listen to any one.

We decided to play on there's an area called Shara now in Kabul.

It's called New City.

It's sort of downtown, and the explosion happened frequently in that area.

We were scared because you play on the street, everybody can watch you.

We went up there, we set up our music instruments on the street, everybody can watch you. We went up there, we set up our music instruments on the street

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