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When the mother of lead singer Llewellyn told him he was "not very good with lego" at the age of 8... Out the window went Llewellyn's hopeful career as an bridge building child star industrial engineer. Luckily Llewellyn's father was more supportive and told him to try strumming this old 'dobro' nashville resonator guitar that had been in the family since the early 1930's. Llewellyn took to it immediately and played non-stop until he was 12. At the age of 12 he started taking things a little more seriously, writing songs on a daily basis. With some 12 year old hits in his backpocket such as 'tennis-ball' and 'playground fighting' (similar to kung-fu fighting), Llewellyn would eventually move onto more emotive songs. By the age of 18 he had written his first potential 'hit' titled 'Maggie T'. Did we mention Llewellyn by this stage had already undergone major heart surgery at the age of 3 with a rare genetic heart defect which he still feels today. He's okay, he just gets a pretty

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