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Szhirley Nova Beanca Rokahaim (born Shirley Haim on 23 September 1976) a Danish singer known as Szhirley. She is best known for her EMI Denmark English-language debut album I'm Coming (1996) which was a moderate success in Denmark, but a major success in Japan. [1]
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