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Virtual campfire 2009


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AAAH lazy days in the sun ...No work , HI HORSEY NOT SEEN YOU AORUND THESE PARTS FOR A WHILE * puts arcade fire on generic MP3 player with speakers*

Fairboots ... the lyric game from last year was ......you use either picture or letters to go through the lyrics of a song from a band that has either played or is playing glastonbury, Then who ever guesses it then its there turn ...OK .

So i will go first . i want band name and track name ...here goes

Half the kids that you grew up with are pushing prams by the time they were just sixteen

EASY PEASY

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