SINGLE OF THE WEEK - 9TH NOVEMBER
November 09, 2009,
Written by Euan Mackay
Another week rolls round meaning another chance to vote for Single of the Week! OK. so last week didn't go so well, I guess by the fact that we only had a handful of votes, really means the contest should be declared void... Alas no winners from last week...
This week's shortlist?
Codeine Velvet Club - 'Vanity Kills'
The Cribs - 'We Share The Same Skies'
Girls - 'Laura'
Weezer - '(If You're Wondering if I Want You To) I Want You To'
Fortune - 'Highway'
Brakes - 'Why Tell The Truth(When it's easier to lie/worry about it later)
Now, in true 'Jedward' fashion we really do need your votes, otherwisse we're on a road to decline...
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