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WorldPingPeter Byrne, the singer and songwriter for the band Naked Eyes who scored 1980s hits with “Always Something There to Remind Me” and “Promises, Promises,” died peacefully in Los Angeles, California, on Monday, September 14, after a brief illness.
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Peter Byrne, Singer and Co-Founder of Naked Eyes, Dead at 74
Peter Byrne Dies: Naked Eyes Singer Who Scored ’80s Hits ‘Always Something There to Remind Me’ & ‘Promises, Promises’ Was 74
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