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Sons and daughters
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Down the mine
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Family tree
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Teeth in me
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I remember too much
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Road to Grantville
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Rest In Peace
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Clint Wilson Melbourne, Australia
Justifiably compared to the likes of Paul Kelly, Clint is a singer and songwriter who obviously feels a deep connection to his role as a storyteller. His songs are a heartfelt recollection of stories past and present, inspired by both the events of Clint's own life, as well as empathic observations on the lives of the people around him. ... more
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