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| − | "Arbeit is a word of the German language which means "work" or "labour". | + | * "Arbeit" is a word of the German language which means "work" or "labour".<ref>[[wikipedia:Arbeit]]</ref> Effectively making the title "North Sea Work". |
| − | Effectively making the title "North Sea Work". | + | * The band grew up in North East Scotland and this is most likely a reference to fishing and/or the North Sea oil industry. <ref>[[wikipedia:North_sea_oil]]</ref> <ref>[[wikipedia:Fishing_in_the_North_Sea]]</ref> |
| − | The band grew up in North East Scotland and this is most likely a reference to fishing and/or the North Sea oil industry. | ||
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Revision as of 23:39, 5 June 2013
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| Running time | 1:12 |
| Appears on | Old Tunes Vol. 2 |
Comments
- "Arbeit" is a word of the German language which means "work" or "labour".[1] Effectively making the title "North Sea Work".
- The band grew up in North East Scotland and this is most likely a reference to fishing and/or the North Sea oil industry. [2] [3]
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