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in his natural spoken accent and phrasing after he had written them. The melody was then added to the words so that his natural voice comes out when singing, instead of an imitation
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1579:"BBC SPORT | FA CUP | 1981 – Villa thriller"
2007:"The return of Chas & Dave! – farewell tour 2011"
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1667:"Chas and Dave's Knees-up[04/06/83] (1983)"
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1973:"Pop veterans Chas and Dave split"
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666:On 9 May 2015, they performed at
2068:John Shuttleworth's Lounge Music
1869:"We're jammin': Chas & Dave"
1867:Wyse, Pascal (28 October 2005).
1353:, Chapter 20: First Record Deal.
1334:"We're jammin': Chas & Dave"
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1975:. BBC News. 22 September 2009
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1827:Chas & Dave: Last Orders
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1549:Chas Hodges (October 2009).
1369:. Virgin Books. p. 86.
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