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Gary Lightbody wrote “Run” after a drunken night ended with him falling down a flight of stairs at the Glasgow School of Art, splitting his head open and losing teeth. Soon afterwards, while playing a battered guitar in his room, the words “light up, light up” arrived and gave... show more

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