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It won't do
03:59
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Gone to London
02:18
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Forgetmenot
01:43
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Over this
02:03
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Yes, yes
03:04
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Shaken off
02:13
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The air in their home
02:12
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Late night tales
01:08
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Standing there
02:51
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The bush remained
03:35
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tomorrow night's Manchester, UK
andrew: is living just enough for the city (fender guitars, nick's bass, keys and stuff).
alistair: is hiding out in the country (voices, vox amps, drums and toys).
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