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My Fault
01:32
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2. |
Back in Love
05:02
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3. |
Write Me
02:16
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Self Titled
02:40
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Makeup
03:10
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Autumn
02:57
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Overhead
04:17
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The Basement Song
02:36
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The Cold
03:24
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Friends
05:04
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Jealous of Girls Manchester, UK
Jealous of Girls is the pseudonym of Manchester based singer/songwriter Matthew Lewis Bennett.
He has played
extensively on the Manchester gig circuit as well as appearing on the Leftfield, Tripod and Drop the Debt stages at Glastonbury and the Campfire stage at Bearded Theory.
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