Who is the voice on sunscreen

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And Ylla, who discovered a side to her father she had never previously known and how the song has been used as sort of therapy for the brokenhearted. He has also worked on films such Mad Max and Happy Feet. He will also explains how Baz coached him to get the perfect character to perform the words on the track. Listen in to hear more of the story and also more about Lee Perry's career- including the fact that he worked with Steve Irwin and Robin Williams on the film Happy Feet. Overview Episodes More Audio Player failed to load.

Play Space to play or pause, M to mute, left and right arrows to seek, up and down arrows for volume. The Sunscreen Song- Not many people know this..