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"&amp;#039;Song 2&amp;#039; has been voted Blur&amp;#039;s best ever single. The track from the band&amp;#039;s self-titled 1997 album came top of the Digital Spy poll to find the group&amp;#039;s best ever A-side with 14.2% of the vote.   In second place was 13&amp;#039;s lead single &amp;#039;Tender&amp;#039;, followed by &amp;#039;The Universal&amp;#039; from The Great Escape. Parklife&amp;#039;s &amp;#039;Girls &amp;amp; Boys&amp;#039; came fourth while the Graham Coxon-fronted &amp;#039;Coffee &amp;amp; TV&amp;#039; rounded out the top five. The full top ten was as follows: 1. &amp;#039;Song 2&amp;#039; - 14.2%      2. &amp;#039;Tender&amp;#039; - 10.0%      3. &amp;#039;The Universal&amp;#039; - 9.6%      4. &amp;#039;Girls &amp;amp; Boys&amp;#039; - 8.8%      5. &amp;#039;Coffee &amp;amp; TV&amp;#039; - 7.7.%      6. &amp;#039;For Tomorrow&amp;#039; - 7.3%      7. &amp;#039;Beetlebum&amp;#039; - 6.5%      = 8 &amp;#039;To the End&amp;#039; 6.2%      = 8 &amp;#039;Parklife&amp;#039; 6.2%      10. Country House - 5.0%      Blur last week played an intimate show at London&amp;#039;s Maida Vale studios for BBC 6 Music and Radio 2. The band headline a show at Hyde Park on August 12 to mark the end of the London 2012 Olympic games. Blur last month released the double A-side single &amp;#039;Under the Westway&amp;#039; and &amp;#039;The Puritan&amp;#039; and last week unveiled the career-spanning 21 box-set. "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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