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Blame Yourself
03:24
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Dirt
03:55
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Be There When You Back
02:51
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Bad Shit
02:50
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Moonshine Man
02:43
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Flawed
02:34
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7. |
Run For Cover
04:36
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8. |
Tatts in Japan
03:27
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9. |
That Song Again
04:27
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10. |
Don't Wake Me Up
03:48
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11. |
Lord I Blame You
02:33
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Bonus Track
06:39
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Alford Melbourne, Australia
Alford is a singer/songwriter from Melbourne who is also a session guitarist for many bands. He has played in Japan, Malaysia, Australia, Indonesia, Thailand and the USA. Check it out ...
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