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IDAR - We Started Something Awful

We are sorry for ruining the end of Taylor Swift's song Wildest Dreams for everyone who listens. :)

An episode of the Irish Dave In The Morning podcast, hosted by Dave O'Connor, titled "IDAR - We Started Something Awful" was published on September 21, 2015 and runs 1 minutes.

September 21, 2015 ·1m · Irish Dave In The Morning

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We are sorry for ruining the end of Taylor Swift's song Wildest Dreams for everyone who listens. :)

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We are sorry for ruining the end of Taylor Swift's song Wildest Dreams for everyone who listens. :)

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