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1. My Trojan Horse: Trombone Town: Companies, etc. TV Smith: In The Arms Of My Enemy DRUM Germany: Sell This Version: BTRC TV Smith: In The Arms Of My Enemy ‎ (CD, Album) Boss Tuneage: BTRC UK: Sell This Version: Recommendations Reviews Add 5/5(3).

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2. Mar 14,  · Discover releases, reviews, credits, songs, and more about TV Smith - In The Arms Of My Enemy at Discogs. Complete your TV Smith collection/5(21).

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3. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for In the Arms of My Enemy - TV Smith on AllMusic - - The opening lyric says it all. "It's gonna be a 8/

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4. In The Arms Of My Enemy buy CD music Description album from the British singer/songwriter and former leader of Punk legends The Adverts. Although not prolific, TV has continued to release solo albums since The Adverts' split nearly three decades ago, most notably with his backing band The Explorers in the '80s.

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5. In The Arms Of My Enemy by TV Smith, released 19 September 1. Get It Now 2. See Through 3. Together Alone 4. It's Warming Up 5. Backstage Bob 6. I Wish I Could See Clearly 7. Weak Glue 8. In The Arms Of My Enemy 9. Open Up Your Heart Clone Town My Trojan Horse.

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6. TV Smith - In The Arms Of My Enemy. , but a progressive one. Open Up Your Heart and closer My Trojan Horse are more than testament to the eyes through which TV Smith has come to peep, those eyes now windows to a soul that believes in a better way. I Delete by TV Smith; ALBUM REVIEW: Live At The Club by TV Smith & The Bored Teenagers.

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7. My Trojan Horse By TV Smith. • 1 song, Play on Spotify. 1. My Trojan Horse. Featured on In The Arms Of My Enemy. More by TV Smith. I Delete. The Last Words of the Great Explorer Anthology Vol.1 - Remastered & Expanded Deluxe Edition.

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8. The opening lyric says it all. "It's gonna be a huge production!". TV Smith's seventh solo album is his most vibrant-sounding yet, but also his most familiar, as he reconvenes the lineup (keyboard whiz Tim Cross and guitar legend Tim Renwick) who cut his solo debut, Channel Five, to restate the sonic values that still hold that LP up as a classic.

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