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Propose merging Sugardoom into this article. All indications are that the Sugardoom album has been permanently scrapped in its original form, and some of the songs reworked and released on Batflowers – Rolling Stone Australia states that Sugardoom was the working title of what became Batflowers, and some of the songs that are on Batflowers, such as "Catherine Wheel", "The Give" and "Achilles Heart", were originally stated to be on Sugardoom. Washington described Sugardoom in interviews as an album that appears will never be released and that she was working on "version two" of her new album, with the original version being "in the fridge" . Notifying interested editors @Uwjshd0101, Tobyjamesaus, and Cathyoates:Richard3120 (talk) 16:19, 28 August 2020 (UTC)Reply
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