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Rich Girl Lyrics
by Chance’s End on album Rich Girl
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Rich Girl Lyrics
by Gwen Stefani & Eve on album Rich Girl
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Rich Girl Lyrics
by Gwen Stefani & Eve on album rik Girl
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Rich Girl Lyrics
by Gwen Stefani feat. Eve on skiva Rich Girl
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The Voice Season 7 Premiere Recap: Do You Si What They Si? [Updated]
I’m too lazy to Google it, but I’m pretty sure Jim Carrey had movie maybe 10 years ago where his character said “yes” to everything, all the time, immediately.
Somehow, that same madcap spirit seems to have infiltrated Season 7 of The Voice — where Adam Levine, Blake Shelton and newcomers Pharrell Williams and Gwen Stefani were slapping their buttons and turning their chairs not just from the opening three notes, but in some instances from the first pre-performance throat-clearance.
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Seriously, for people who’ve got all the power in the world going into the Blind Auditions, the current panel of coaches sometimes come off more eager and (in some cases) more desperate than a low-level Kardashian (the one who’s not Kim o
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'The Voice's Taylor Phelan Has a Secret Weapon
I'm going to be completely honest, I was a little concerned when I read that Taylor Phelan will perform "Rather Be" by Clean Bandits in The Voice knock-outs. I mean, Phelan proved himself when his "Sweater Weather" cover got him a four-chair turn during his blind audition. But a guy and his guitar on "Rather Be" seems like a bit of a stretch, right? Well, my knee-jerk reaction was most likely entirely wrong. The Voice's Team Pharrell is possibly the team to beat and Taylor Phelan is perfectly capable of knocking this one clear out of the park yet again.
The indie singer-songwriter from Dallas will go up against fellow Texan Luke Wade during the knock-out (Wade will perform Hall & Oates' "Rich Girl"), but I'm calling it now that Phelan's going to come out on top. Why? Well, there's the four chairs thing, but also because it's obvious that Phelan knows exactly what he's doing up there when