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is "Somewhere only we know" a classic?

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this could be the end of everything so why don't we go somewhere only we know

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  • Karla Cabello
    Karla Cabello

    i love lily but it just doesn't have the impact of the original 

  • Just a Gay on ATRL
    Just a Gay on ATRL

    Yes, and it's actually nearly closer to 1.8 million yesterday.   Somewhere Only We Know 1,336,885,668 / 1,749,746

  • Yes and so is this    

7 minutes ago, Shelter said:

Yes.
 

Doesn’t it also get like 1.7 million streams a day :deadbanana2:

Yes, and it's actually nearly closer to 1.8 million yesterday.

 

Somewhere Only We Know

1,336,885,668 / 1,749,746

Yes, it was a classic since the first day I heard it playing on someone's Myspace profile :loud:

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6 minutes ago, SlowGinFizzzz said:

Yes, but I only use Lily's version. 

i love lily but it just doesn't have the impact of the original :foxaylove2:

Is this a question? Duh 

Edited by DawnAnti

Yes it is. But I prefer Lily's version, even though the woman herself hates it.

Yes, and Keane’s>>>>> Lily’s. Lily just doesn’t have the range :giraffe:

There is a timeless, classic quality to some of their songwriting that I’m not sure was so obvious when the material was new. I don’t think the work of their rivals still stands up.

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