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urgent-i need a karaoke version of a certain song


Question Posted Tuesday November 13 2007, 9:46 pm

Can anyone tell me where to find a karaoke version of 'Why Not' by Hilary Duff?
I know it is on iTunes but the karaoke version also has vocals in the background and I don't want vocals in it.
Or does anyone know of any (cheap) programs that can help me with that?
Write me back ASAP!
THANK YOU:]

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ThisGirlRocks answered Thursday November 15 2007, 2:01 am:
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You Tube is amazing for finding Karaoke. They usually always have the lyrics written in too. So, you should definitely use it for your future karaoke needs! Hope I helped!

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