Are you a Freak Like Me?!

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Just a quickie!

Last time, I fangirled about that awesome band called Hollywood Ending, and their new single, called Freak Like Me.

I've had it stuck in my head all week, and have had certain looks from customers who have caught me singing it at work. (As I've said before, I work at a library. Little awkward.)

It really is an awesome song though, which is hard not to sing and dance along to.



And to top it off, at 10pm today (GMT), Hollywood Ending released the music video for the single. It's a mash up of footage from their recent tour of Japan and their London show last month.
It's awesome! It's so fun, and shows their cute relationship with their fans.
Please do give it a watch!


And if you like the song, you can buy it here!

For all the links for the band, please see my previous blog post, named 'New Year, New Freak.' This is also where you can see me in my full, fangirling-over-Hollywood-Ending glory!

What are you waiting for?

I know that you're a freeeeeeak like meeeee...! 

;)

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