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Old 16-01-2007, 08:13 PM
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My friend is mad keen on the lovely Lucy Montgomery, but he swears blind that he also likes a track that featured on the show, although it's not normally his kind of music.

It features lyrics that go something like: 'Help us make it through the night' and 'come on'.

It sounds like a girl band, but the question is, which one?

Can anyone shed any light?


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Old 16-01-2007, 08:57 PM
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Hello all

My friend is mad keen on the lovely Lucy Montgomery, but he swears blind that he also likes a track that featured on the show, although it's not normally his kind of music.

It features lyrics that go something like: 'Help us make it through the night' and 'come on'.

It sounds like a girl band, but the question is, which one?

Can anyone shed any light?


Many thanks



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Next time it's on, you or your friend should dial 2580 on their mobile and then hold it up to the TV.
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Is this character a magician who irons her pet rabbit? If so the music is 'National Express' by The Divine Comedy - according to Wikipedia.

I look forward to the day when the lovely and brilliant Lucy gets some quality material to work with!

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Wow, I'll certainly give that 2580 a go, if only to test it. I've got to see if it works!

I'll get my pal to bring his video around (if I can prise it from him!). From memory, I think it's the song playing at the end of Series Two as the credits role.

Incidentally, if anyone's got any other Lucy Montgomery appearances and would be interested in swaps, or me supplying a blank tape, please let me know (the favours I do for my friend!).

Give me Aidan Gillen any day!
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It worked!

The Shazam tagging assisted me.

For anyone interested, the song turned out to be 'Make It Through the Night' by Rebekah Ryan.

Wonder if it'd work on older stuff?


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The Shazam tagging assisted me.

For anyone interested, the song turned out to be 'Make It Through the Night' by Rebekah Ryan.

Wonder if it'd work on older stuff?


Many thanks



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