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Watch For The Sharks
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I Live Where You Are
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Trojan Box Calypso
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Beatclub Chancer
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Sick Of This Winter
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Greatest Ever Lines
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Rattling Around
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Delighted
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Lonely Tourist Bristol, UK
Pub-Step
'Classic underdog pop music' - Steve Lamacq
Ballad of Paul
Tierney one of Steve Lamacq's all time Top Ten Indie singles. -The Sunday Times Jan 24
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