The video sees each of the band recruiting someone to replace them in a female version of The Vamps and then training them up all for a big gig for the grand finale. ‘I Found A Girl’ is the third single from The Vamps’ album ‘Wake Up’ after the title track and follow-up ‘Rest Your Love’.
"The Vamps Feat. OMI – ‘I Found A Girl’"Author: admin
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