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Believe Me
03:24
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2. |
Don't Think Too Much
03:47
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Return To Me
04:01
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Storm Cloud
02:44
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Hidden From View
03:26
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One Kiss is Fatal
02:30
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Didn't See it Coming
03:22
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Hole in My Heart
03:20
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Don't Be Afraid
02:43
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Wishful Thinking
02:54
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The Neon Signs Brisbane, Australia
Craig Covacich - Lead Guitar
Frank Henry - Acoustic Guitar and Vocals
Paul Neon - Double Bass
Simon Welchman - Drums
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