May 10 2007

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Song I can’t get enough of today? It’s songs! Eurydice served up the double-whammy of The Magnetic Fields’ “I Don’t Believe You” with Billy Joel’s “You May Be Right”. I’ve listened to the combo 4 times in a row so far.

Tags: Billy Joel, Eurydice, Magnetic Fields

Posted on Thu, 10 May 2007 at 10:56 am

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