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Once Twice
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You Know
05:00
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All Over Now
02:55
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Wattlebird
03:05
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Floating Girl
04:39
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Open Door
04:30
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Don't Give It Up
03:21
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Done Waiting
02:51
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Merimbula
03:15
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Won't Be Long
02:44
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Nowhere
04:01
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Phill McKenna & The Water Signs Brisbane, Australia
Brisbane based songman Phill McKenna has been honing his craft for many years. A veteran on the circuit, Phill brings to the songwriting table ten years of touring and writing with his iconic band Those Bloody McKennas; including seven years setting up his home studio where he co-writes with his wife Clare Kildea (member of Those Bloody McKennas and The Water Signs). ... more
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