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Teddybears feat. Robyn

"Cardiac Arrest"

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April 7, 2011

While her fellow Swedes Teddybears make frothy disco rock, Robyn coyly disses a drugged-up young woman. Call it a pinch of arsenic in a tequila shot.

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