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Billy
05:01
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One Sin At A Time
03:51
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Ain't That The Truth
03:30
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Frock And A Soft Place
04:03
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Lousy Day Busker
04:09
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Coffee On Her Own
04:58
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Thank You For Nothin'
05:53
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God And John Steinbeck
04:41
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Miss Southerly
04:33
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Napalm Nell
05:48
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Something To Lose
04:15
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Don Coulter New Zealand
At the "have I left it to late" age of 77 Don Coulter aka Denim Don is releasing his 'Debut Album'
One Sin at
aTime
The reason for the late arrival Married at 18 . 7 Children, worked huge hours at Various. But 'Gathered stories
Now emerged from hibernation these stories have become songs. Shit Don has experienced or observed.13 tracks recorded in Ryan Fisherman's Studio The Hut.
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