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Andy Black Posts Behind The Song Video

The meaning behind We Don’t Have To Dance…

Andy Black Posts Behind The Song Video

Andy Black has posted a video explaining the meaning behind latest single We Don’t Have To Dance.

The Black Veil Brides frontman’s alter-ego released the video for the single the other week, but now you can find out what the track is about. We Don’t Have To Dance is the first single to be taken from Andy’s debut solo album The Shadow Side.

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