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Somebody Stole My Thunder / I (Who Have Nothing) | The Yorkshire Film & Television Orchestra (Feat. Martin Connor) / Rachel Modest | ATA Records
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The Yorkshire Film & Television Orchestra* Featuring Martin Connor / Rachel Modest - Somebody Stole My Thunder / I (Who Have Nothing) (2020, Vinyl) | Discogs
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Steal one's thunder' - meaning and origin.
Steal someone's thunder" means "to take credit for something that someone else did". Example… | Learn english words, Idioms and phrases, Interesting english words
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