Would It Kill You? (Album)
by Hellogoodbye
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Compact Disc (CD) + Digital AlbumPhilippines edition card wallet with 6 panel inlay and bonus digital track.
Includes unlimited streaming of Would It Kill You? (Album) via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality download in MP3, FLAC and more.ships out within 2 daysedition of 1000Purchasable with gift card$12 USD
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Finding Something To Do
02:57
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Getting Old
03:02
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When We First Met
02:36
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Betrayed By Bones
03:26
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You Sleep Alone
03:39
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When We First Kissed
03:14
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I Never Can Relax
03:36
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Coppertone
04:05
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Would It Kill You?
03:39
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Something You Misplaced
03:38
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about
Originally released November 2010 under their own label Wasted Summer, WIKY? is an evident departure from the electronic and auto tuned sound of their old songs with a definitive growth in songwriting and music production in true DIY fashion. Forrest Kline’s compositions are now of similar character with indie pop sensibilities and classic melodies. Pop gems dressed with chirpy vocals, the summery sound of Ukulele and a more natural approach to recording, adding delicate strings and horns for a great finish!
Bonus track “Not Ever Coming Home” included as a free download with the CD.
Bonus track “Not Ever Coming Home” included as a free download with the CD.
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released November 9, 2010
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Lilystars Records Manila, Philippines
Manila's finest independent POP label!
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