West End Girls (Swedish band) cover of "West End Girls", the track that inspired their name, was released. A third single, their cover of "Suburbia", was released on 7 June. It also features on The Sims 2 expansion pack , recorded in the game's "native" language, Simlish, and called "Booglurbia". In December 2007, they announced through their Blog that a new single would be released in February/March 2008 . This was followed up on 9 January 2008, when Popjustice announced that the band's next two singles would be "What Have I Done to Deserve This?" (a cover of the Pet Shop Boys' duet with Dusty
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