Audiosurf run: Supermode - Tell Me Why (Vocal Club Mix)

Audiosurf run of "Tell Me Why (Vocal Club Mix)" by Supermode, on Elite - Ninja Mono difficulty. This song was made by Supermode with inspiration to the song "Smalltown Boy" by Bronski Beat.

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iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/album/tell-m...
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This music track is only made publically available under the Fair Use Policy (specified below), and is used only as a demonstration and any other promotional purposes including the "Audiosurf" game as shown.
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