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We're Free We're Rolling
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Take Your Chances
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The Battler
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I Found Poetry in Texas
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Feeling Lucky
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A Little Rain Must Fall
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Absent Friends
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Willie and the Correspondents Canberra, Australia
Folk/Roots/Country band Willie and the Correspondents delight audiences with their original songs covering the struggles and
strength of country town people and Indigenous Australians, family ties, lost love, political posturing and times gone by. Be prepared for an upbeat session that will make you sing, laugh and cry.
The band was born from the community in the village of Hall.
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