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Wrong Side of Time
03:33
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Not Here For the Ecstasy
04:15
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Borderline
04:48
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Don't Leave Me
04:20
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Luck
04:05
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Don't Look Don't Tell
04:14
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Whatever it Takes
05:17
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When You Talk
04:21
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Holding Back
04:42
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Never Let Me Go
04:14
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Queen Street
08:55
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The Sunday League Melbourne, Australia
The Sunday League make heart felt alt-rock that resonates from the Australian sounds of the late 80's to the American country jangles of the early 90’s.
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