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Hotel In Thirroul
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Flame
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Don't Talk To Her
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Caroline
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Generation Y
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Paddington
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Sometimes Love
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Body Surfers
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Dapto Dogs Greatest Hits
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Beautiful Loser
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Decent People
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Concrete Sea Sydney, Australia
Concrete Sea is an initial offering of three songwriters Nick Elias, Cody Munro Moore and Rohan Wilcox who are best-known for their contributions to Sydney bands, Big White, New Lovers, The Money Go Round and Wallspace.
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