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Dancing in the Rain
03:38
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St Kilda
05:31
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Urbany Dream
05:55
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Small Town
07:10
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Seventeen Seconds (Live)
04:14
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Only seventeen seconds ago, you were my universe,
Now you stand ready to go, and I know it's serious,
You wanted more, Than I could give,
We're going down, we're going down,
My heart starts beating again, as the tears flow down your face,
I don't want to see you leave, don't want to see you walk away,
You wanted more, than I could give,
We're going down, we're going down,
So don't deny, so don't deny, so don't deny, so don't deny,
Only seventeen seconds ago, you were my universe,
Now you stand ready to go, and I know it's serious
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Hewson Grey
Progressive-leaning modern rock quintet, composed of vocalist and guitarists Joe Paonessa and Stuart Bobbin, bassist Caleb Bradley, drummer Ryan Crampton, and keyboardist Tophie Davies. Shared vocal duties give the band its distinctive art rock sound.
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