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Cork Photos & Set List ! (July 6, 2008)

Photos Courtesy Of Andrew (A22TAY)






Set List Courtesy Of Jane (Sweet_P)


Songs not played were:
All On A Misty Morning
Lite Nights
Butterfly Collector
Brand New Start

Comments

  1. sweaty! haircut!

    i love it.

    thanks for sharing!

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  2. class photos,of a brilliant gig,Paul's still got it in abundance,keep the faith.

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  3. What a gig! One of the best I've seen. Will be heading to the Dublin gig in November. Can't stop playing the new album

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  4. Oh I was at this, was brilliant! Shadow of the sun was amazing,my favourite of the night.
    Pity didn't hear those four songs that were originally on the set list, love brand new start.

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  5. totally enjoyed the gig , cant wait till i c u again in belfast in november , love u forever , belfast no.1 mod babe nevada x

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