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Sam Smith to debut video for “Kids Again” on YouTube’s ‘Released’ series – Music News

Alexandre Schneider/Getty ImagesSam Smith has a new video on the way. The singer is set to premiere the visual for “Kids Again,” a new song off their album Love Goes,…

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