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Download music from Soundcloud.com

You must be interested to download some music that is available in soundcloud.com. Here is a simple solution to download it. Search for the song and then copy the song link. Go to http://offliberty.com/ and paste the link of the song that you have copied from soundcloud.com to the textbox and click Off. Then you will be directed to another screen and after that just follow the instruction to save the song in your PC/Laptop.

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