@mango_lemonmy: 谢谢你,一直都在歌曲感言。 ​365天,因为有大家,音乐才有了意义。 刚好一周年,刚好遇见你的生日 🎂✨ @thanapht469456 生日快乐。 时间过得好快,在 TikTok 唱歌给你们听已经整整一年了。 这一年里,因为有你们的倾听,我的音乐才有了归宿。 今天不仅是一周年纪念日,也是你的生日。 借着这首《谢谢你,一直都在》,想对你说一声:生日快乐! 愿你在新的一岁,依然有爱、有光芒,也有我的歌声继续陪伴。 【标签】 #TikTok一周年 #粉丝生日快乐 #谢谢你一直都在 #宠粉日常#陪伴

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谢谢你们这一年的陪伴与包容,祝每一个听到这首歌的你,未来的每一天都能平安喜乐、闪闪发光! 🎧 耳机分你一半,不知不觉已经陪你们唱写了 365 天啦。大家还记得是哪首歌、哪个瞬间认识 柠檬我的吗?在楼下告诉我,让我看看谁是潜水最深的老粉丝 😊😊
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@thanapht469456 入驻 TT 一周年快乐,也祝屏幕前过生日的你,破壳日快乐。 所有的感恩与祝福,都写进这首《谢谢你,一直都在》里了。 未来的航线,我们继续一起走。🚢加油
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