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After leaving The Go-Devils, I was bound and determined to Lauree, you haven't been saying any­ Amy: Because I love it. form a band on a democratic song-writing basis. Natalie of The Go- thing. Tell us about yourself, OK? Lauree: Because I can't do anything else. Oh Devils was THE songwriter and I got a little antsy. It was an amica­ Lauree: I guess this is where I'm supposed to yeah, and groupies, groupies, groupies! ble split, though. Natt and I get along better than ever. So Clover come up with something witty and intelligent to Discography: Honey's songs are mostly jammed out, with all of us getting a crack say, but I'm not too witty these days. I think I Four-song cassette recorded in April 1998. at lyrics, singing, writing, etc. was at some point in my life ... it must have Contact: Anita, does working at a certain photocopy place instill been while I was going to UBC and my brain Anita L. Binder, #4-824 E. 19th Ave., a greater fear of human cloning? 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