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Every Season
03:09
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Streetlight
03:15
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Feather In A Fire
03:26
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Eight Seconds
03:26
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My Minds Shrine
01:56
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I Can't Stop
03:34
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7. |
I Need You
02:31
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Devils On Their Back
03:28
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9. |
Thirty Years
03:39
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Helicopters and Planes
04:35
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11. |
Better Believe It
03:08
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12. |
The Separation
04:30
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Shady Brain Farm Auckland, New Zealand
Shady Brain Farm from Nor-West Auckland...Kumeu Waimauku and Muriwai Beach have been together since 1997. BEN FURNISS - Vocals, guitar, Piano, PAUL TAYLOR - Drums, vocals CHRIS VAUGHAN- Bass, Vocals
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