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Elvis Costello, ‘Oliver’s Army,’ from Armed Forces, Radar, 1979.

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Pam Nestor, ‘Hiding and Seeking,’ 12-inch single, Chrysalis Records, 1979.

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The Smiths, ‘Cemetery Gates,’ from The Queen is Dead, Rough Trade, 1986.

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