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Choke A Horse
04:11
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Dancing
03:58
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Weight Of The World
03:59
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Service Station Flowers
05:01
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A Management Plan
06:12
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Look Out Now
03:40
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Don't Call Me
03:41
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Broken Bike
04:40
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Everything's Alright
04:06
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Streets of Newtown
04:51
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Joeys Coop Sydney, Australia
Joeys Coop gives voice to the life experiences of those that have done a bit of living. Their songs tell tales of fractured family, loss, the oddities of 21st century life, the burdens of over-leveraged real estate commitments, mid life existential angst, memories of landscape lost and mediations on the lives of friends gone wrong - all this against a background of powerful and memorable tunes. ... more
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