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Colleen Fitzpatrick

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It's not as if I went from hardcore punk to four-on-the-floor dance music. I always considered the songs I've written to be intelligent pop songs and perhaps just the production that varies but it's still very much the same voice.
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Comparing Eve's Plum to Vitamin C

 
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