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Intro (Hoping To Hold)
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Hoping To Hold
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Intro (Imogene)
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Imogene
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If Not For Breaking
02:53
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Intro (Do It Till I Die)
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Do It Till I Die
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Intro (Lucky For You)
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Mumma I'll Be Fine
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Mitch Power Brunswick, Australia
Mitch Power is a heartache troubadour, an accomplished guitarist and a songwriter who knows how to find just the right balance between poetry, musicality and storytelling.”His debut release ’No One’s Waiting Anymore’ (produced by 3 time Aria Winner Jeff Lang) was touted as a “…tender assemblage of bruised and bristling country tunes that exudes technical skill and conviction.” (Beat Magazine) ... more
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