Mary Me
About the artist
Mary Me were a melodic pop-punk trio hailing from Champaign-Urbana, Illinois, who kicked around in the mid-1990s for a short while. The line-up was Rob Arrol (formerly of Dick Justice) on guitar and lead vocals, Todd Bell (of Braid and Hey Mercedes) on bass and back-up vocals, and Roy Ewing (also of Braid and later Very Secretary) on drums. The band name was picked from a line in the Smiths song "William It Was Really Nothing." Mary Me had a fervent local/regional following despite never having released a full length album.
Top songs
- Understand
- A Sample of Love
- Can It
- Just the Way I Am
- Mary Me
- A Sample of Slovenia
- Question
- Lately, How I Love You
- On The Rise
- See It All Again
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- Stuck
- What to Do
- Since Yer Gone
- a sample of
- Near To You
- Disappear
- Near to You - Acoustic
- Night Fell Down
- Mary Me - Mary Me
- Sorry
- There Are Worse Things I Could
- Worse Things I Could Do
- Here We Go
- Mary Me - Understand
- Mine
- Wheaties
- English Rose
- There Are Worse Things I Could Do
- Come on and dance
- See It All Again - Arrol on Bass Version
- There Worse Things I Could Do
- My Love ft Jane K
- drugs don't work
- happy hunter
- Bad Harley
- SUPER GIRL
- ocean
- rats&dogs
- human no more
- freaky girl
- gun
- Johnny Nash
- me and bobby mcgee
- we laugh
- hardtobeaboy
- 16 - Mary Me - A Sample Of Slovenia
- A Sample of ____
- childhood
- Lately How I Love You
- a song for you
- deviation
- alone
- We Go Round
- Coloring Book
- Drinks On Me
- Beautiful Numbers
- New Song
- Mad
- hurt you
- wedding
- JASON DERULO
- 07-Come On & Dance
- Come On & Dance
- Незнайомий
- Приснись
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