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Desire
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Lying To Myself
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Sunday Girl
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It Hurts Me Too
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Roll Away The Stone
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See The Wheels
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Tommy's Trip
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Fatal Ribbon Highway
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Mercy
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James Thomson Newcastle, Australia
Newcastle’s James Thomson is a critically acclaimed songwriter and musician. Thomson’s music tells an authentic story; masterfully pairing enigmatic lyrics and vocals with blues, roots, country and rock influences. Over two successful albums and multiple National Tours, James has earned a justifiable reputation as a leading figure within Australia’s Alt. Country/Americana scene. ... more
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