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Little white crosses
04:21
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Settle down
03:48
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The Station
07:02
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I'm so dry
03:39
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Junkie Suicide
06:04
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Down down
04:22
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How many years
03:58
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Staring out to sea
04:22
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Living in paradise
05:07
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Vic Manuel Wellington, New Zealand
Born in London 1953,moved to OZ in 1954 started off as a flugel horn player in the army cadets,taught himself guitar at age 12 and has been writing and playing solo and with many bands and still going. Now living and performing in Aotearoa NZ
Vic Manuel recommends:
Beautiful music brings together Māori instruments taonga pūoro with waiata, karakia, voices, lyrics telling stories from deep inside, cello, double bass resonating through. Inspired me to keep going
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