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when a well known irish guitarist and singer, Ellie O'brien, just finished a gig in London and happens to go out for a drink after it as it was the most popular gig she's had yet. As she is out in the pub, it happened to be playing live music, and so the bartender heard of her and listen to a few of her songs. He then calls her up on stage to play a song for them, which she hesitantly agreed to. After her song she bumps into someone....
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