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Lived A Thousand Lives
06:27
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2. |
High Alert
04:52
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Let's Be Strangers
03:47
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4. |
I've Got You
05:15
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5. |
Day Off
03:20
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Farewell Old Friend
04:12
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Across The Plains
04:06
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Night Track
05:43
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Riflebirds Melbourne, Australia
Electrifying, hip-shakin’ rock’n’roll. Melbourne’s own high-flying Riflebirds.
The band’s unique
brand of guitar and keyboard driven rock - performed with passion and energy - has earned Riflebirds a reputation as one of the finest live acts around.
riflebirds.com.au
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