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By Studio Killers. It’s bad euro-pop, it’s TikTok, but somehow it hits. Particularly if you’re feeling wistful and destructive
Feb 10, 2024
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Fun to sing, headbang and dance to. Its also reminds me of my favourite scene in the holiday where Cameron Diaz's character who is going through a breakup sings the song semi off key with a glass of red wine in a quaint Surrey cottage that she house swapped on a whim. Truly my idea of dealing with a break up lol. Honestly the entire album, not just that song has great breakup music.
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