Sheila (song)
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For the 1962 single by Tommy Roe, see Sheila (Tommy Roe song).
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| Single by Jamie T | ||
| from the album Panic Prevention | ||
| Released | July 2006 | |
| Format | CD single Digital download |
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| Length | 3:30 Radio Edit 4:25 Album edit |
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| Label | Virgin | |
| Writer(s) | Jamie Treays | |
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| Jamie T singles chronology | ||
| N/A | "Sheila" (2006) |
"If You Got The Money" (2006) |
"Sheila" is the first single by Jamie T and the 7th track on his new album, Panic Prevention. The song features excerpts of John Betjeman's poem "The Cockney Amorist".
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