Here is a really hot new band that I really like, specially Dance Dance.

Does anyone else know tehm and like them?

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I saw you look away
Is what you've seen too much to take, or are you blind and seeing nothing?
(I saw you run) I saw you run away
Is what I've done too much to take or are you scared of being nothing?

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I wouldnt call them new, They've been around a while. But yes, I love them!

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Missing Charlie already!

I like Sugar We're going down, even if the words are silly. I've had in on my pc for aaaages, its really cool

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Grand theft Autumn Is AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Missing Charlie already!

They´re ok, but I can´t call myself exactly a huge fan... yet their lyricses are really c00l

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They're those kinds of bands where you love to hear them on the radio, but don't love them enough to go out an buy their CD. But they're really good and I love all their music videos.

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Sugar We're Going Down is sweet. I love the abstract lyrics.

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I love Dance, Dance. Like if you play it during a party and there's a dancefloor, look for me. I would be the one trying to dance.

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I was cured all right.

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