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The song was written by Jim Diamond and Graham Lyle. “I Should Have Known Better” was released as the lead single from Diamond’s solo debut album “Double Crossed”. The single was released in October 1984 with “Impossible Dream” on the B-side. The single topped the singles charts in the UK and Australia.

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