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My iPod (on shuffle) tried to warn me by playing "Your Ex-Lover is Dead" just before running into him, but i foolishly don't pay attention to the signs.
fire-door Diary Entry fire-door 2007
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She'd been dating Nameless Ex-Lover for several weeks – well, months now.
All Together Dead Harris, Charlaine 2007
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Email a copy of 'Dear Bill: Letter From an Ex-Lover' to a friend
E-Mail Dear Bill: Letter From an Ex-Lover | PopPolitics.com 2005
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Sutherland had fired the first volley last week, when she told a TV interviewer that she had a few horses in mind for the race - Ex-Lover for her and Liarliarliar for Smith.
News - latimes.com 2011
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Dead Hearts serves as an introduction to the record's mood - sort of the ghost story equivalent to Set Yourself On Fire's anthemic opening track Your Ex-Lover is Dead.
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She was credited as "Ex-Lover No. 3" and appeared onscreen for just 14 seconds.
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Kieran Roy, Comm '98 and general manager of Arts and Crafts, the label behind Canadian artists such as Feist, Stars and Broken Social Scene, said the use of Stars'"Your Ex-Lover Is Dead" on the The
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She was credited as "Ex-Lover No. 3" and appeared onscreen for just 14 seconds.
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A Mormon Widower Wasn't Counting on a Murder Rap When He Followed His Late Wife's Instruction to Marry His Ex-Lover Tawni Mazzone's family finally has closure, nine years after she disappeared A severely diabetic Valley woman faces criminal charges over her "service animal": a chimpanzee named Joey Judge Jose Padilla says he was racially profiled twice before traffic stops Suzi Dodt's on a mission to return the nameless dead to their loved ones
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But as U.S. fans will discover once again during Stars 'current jaunt across our fair land in support of The Five Ghosts (including a sold-out stop at Washington, D. C.'s 9: 30 Club on September 29), this Montreal-based quintet's music has a positive lifeforce that defies the melodrama of its storytelling; the band's power is virtually indescribable to those who haven't sat with at least one of its five albums or three EPs over the past decade and pondered, "Why do songs called" Your Ex-Lover is Dead "(2005) and" I Died So I Could I Haunt You "(2010) make me feel so happy?"
Kristi York Wooten: Fixed on Stars' Paradoxical Pop Kristi York Wooten 2010
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