The Arctic Monkeys: Whatever People Say They Are: That's What They're Not

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Just banging tunes and DJ sets / And
dirty dancefloors and dreams of naughtiness” Ellen, Barbara (28 May 2011). "Arctic Monkeys: 'We want to get better rather than get bigger' ". The Observer . Retrieved 25 January 2020. Hall, Duncan (18 April 2014). "Punk poet John Cooper Clarke talks art, Arctic Monkeys and the possibility of an autobiography". The Argus . Retrieved 27 July 2018.

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Cain, Sian (5 January 2023). "Arctic Monkeys review – it's Alex Turner's show and we're just living in it". The Guardian. Appleford, Steve (18 October 2022). "Arctic Monkeys Hit a New Gear". SPIN . Retrieved 19 October 2022. Distefano, Alex (28 June 2018). "R.I.P. Steve Soto of The Adolescents, Manic Hispanic". L.A. Weekly . Retrieved 4 July 2018. I crumble completely when you cry /
It seems like once again you’ve had to greet me with goodbye
I’m always just about to go and spoil the surprise
/ Take my hands off of your eyes too soon”

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