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She
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For the train
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After all
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Lies
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She told me, version 1
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Anything
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Please don't go
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Do you think?
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Seems
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Somethings
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Ochre groves
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True
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Eldrad must live Adelaide, Australia
I bought my first guitar from Carlton Longhurst. As far as I can remember I paid him $7.50 - it was 1982/83. It was a
three-quarter sized classical and I loved it.
I formed a band with old friend Stephen Orr, our first band was Nimrod's Kat.
After this I played with Paradox, then with Pogo in two incarnations.
Playing again now with Steve Orr every now and then.
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