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Why Don't You Learn
02:06
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What It's Worth
03:23
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Ryan the Moth
03:26
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Leaving You Behind
03:17
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Coming Home
04:30
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Railroad Beat
03:20
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Let Go
03:17
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Staying With You Tonight
03:44
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Side by Side
03:32
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The Prospector
03:50
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Patrick Wilson and the Bare River Queens Melbourne, Australia
A child of the 90s with the soul of a 60s troubadour, Patrick Wilson is a multi-talented singer-songwriter whose musical
heart is planted firmly on his sleeve.
With the Bare River Queens backing up, the sweet country tunes of Patrick Wilson turn into a thick mixture of rockabilly, country and everything alternative.
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