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And I Pray
03:19
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Million Miles
04:08
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Oh Susanna
03:59
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That Old Hill
05:04
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Golden Dove
03:22
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Silver Grandpa
05:47
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There's No Telling
05:11
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By and By
04:04
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Night
04:21
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Oh Dear Bird
02:48
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No More Goodbyes
04:19
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The Yearlings Adelaide, Australia
Two guitars, two voices.
Quiet, intimate, raw and powerful, producing a new strain of acoustic music, distilling Americana through the filter of distinctly Australian life.
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