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Jesus Stole My Girlfriend is a song by Violent Soho, originally released around 2010 and later featured on their self-titled album. It’s one of their best-known tracks and has been discussed in reviews and liner notes for its catchy, punk-influenced energy. [citation context: widely reported in music databases and reviews]
The song’s themes revolve around personal relationship tensions and a tongue-in-cheek reference to religion, delivering a high-energy, guitar-driven alternative rock sound characteristic of Violent Soho. This interpretation appears across lyric discussions and artist interviews. [citation context: lyric analyses and interviews]
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The sound is somewhere between punk and slacker- grunge but the overall effect is a bucketing and power-packed little ditty. They are Australian although you might not recognise the accents and the and the production is pure Noo Yawk – between Thurston Moore, Rick Rubin and Gil Norton
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www.officialcharts.comListen to Jesus Stole My Girlfriend (Edited Version) by Violent Soho #np on #SoundCloud
soundcloud.comВидеоклип · 2010 · Продолжительность 3:06
music.apple.com[Verse 1] / Every day, every afternoon / Tried so hard / But lost to God / I thought you're my friend / I'll guess again / I look to the clouds / God gives me a frown / [Pre-Chorus
genius.comSong · 2010 · Duration 2:57
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