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Here’s The First Culture Club Song In Nearly 20 Years

by Paul Cashmere on August 2, 2018

in News

Culture Club have previewed their first album since 1999 with their first new song in nearly 20 years.

‘Let Somebody Love You’ was written by Culture Club members Boy George, Roy Hay, Michael Craig and Jon Moss with Richie Stevens.

The ‘Life’ album will be released on October 20.

‘LIFE’ album track listing:

1. God & Love
2. Bad Blood
3. Human Zoo
4. Let Somebody Love You
5. What Does Sorry Mean
6. Runaway Train
7. Resting Bitch Face
8. Different Man
9. Oil & Water
10. More Than Silence
11. Life

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