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Questions
04:25
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Will Nostalgia Turn Blue
03:49
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Father Time
03:54
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Train Bound For Nowhere
03:33
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Sunshine In A Bottle
03:53
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Separated
05:05
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Where Did Sunday Go ?
03:47
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Hey Mister
03:07
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Lost For Words
05:05
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Fools Gold
05:05
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The Festival Song
03:44
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Some Things
03:23
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Summer Chills
05:12
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Low Speed Bus Chase Melbourne, Australia
Low Speed Bus Chase are a five-piece melodic rock band based in Melbourne. The “Bus Chase Sound” encompasses the members various musical tastes and talents, including rich vocal harmonies, distinctive arrangements, tasty licks and thoughtful guitar solos. Each new release brings a different flavour and perspective to their song writing, which is an ever evolving beast. ... more
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