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Over Me
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Kiss You Awake
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Where You Been
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Sleeping Giant
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The Great Divide
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Dog Day Afternoon
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I Won't Dream Tonight
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Disintegrate
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Postcard
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Fallon Cush Sydney, Australia
Reviews regularly see Fallon Cush more than favourably compared to the likes of The Jayhawks, Ryan Adams, Wilco and Tom Petty which of course pleases them no end. Described as “the perfect combination of hook-laden songcraft and timeless musicality” by Post To Wire the band is set to release their eagerly awaited fifth album, Stranger Things Have Happened in the second half of 2019 ... more
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