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If I was her boyfriend
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Noasis
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Mr Freaky
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Crawling backwards
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Nothing's new
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Read between the lines
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Images
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Ska wars
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Always remember
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Freaks to the Front Hamburg, Germany
Freaks
to the Front are a three piece band from Hamburg. Originally started as a
crossover gothic-
funk-metal-pop band, their sound changed over the
years to a much more mature and (some say) beatlesque kind of adult
oriented pop music with three- and four-part vocal harmonies, rather
complex song structures along with a certain feel of melancholy being
their musical trademarks.
... more
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