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A tribute to link. Best warrior in brawl, Hyrule, anywhere. Music is called "Cloud Tops" from legend of zelda: minish cap. Link to Mp3:

A Tribute to Link Music: Cloud Tops from Minish Cap

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A tribute to link

1. A Tribute to Link Music: Cloud Tops from Minish Cap

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11. Being a Hero of Your own game…

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