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You Keep Me Company
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Got Lucky
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Lucinda Luann
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Something New
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Suggestion
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Forget That Day
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Codependent
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Try To Forget You
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Cheugy Choo Choo
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We're Gonna Split
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Sometimes Always
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The Unswept Chicago, Illinois
The O'Brien cousins all grew up together in a council housing project in Sheffield, England, where they played in several
bands together.
Following a hurriedly hushed-up pre-international incident, they now make their home in the Logan Square neighborhood of Chicago, Illinois, where they currently hold the tile of the city's 5th Best Power Pop Band.
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