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Epitaph
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Oh, London
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Staffordshire
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Matthew 5:44
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Apex Corner Summer
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Stop All The Clocks
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84
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Upon Pont Alexandre
02:44
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Sam Rabin South Mimms, UK
Sounds like Lana Del Rey, angsty at a non-league half-time, or Joe Strummer trying to write a Valentine's Card.
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