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Endless Summer
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Two Feet Tall
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Cocktails On The Run
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Rainclouds
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The Young Ones
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Campfires & Dreams
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Stay
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Always Gonna Fly
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She
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Welcome To The World
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Feathers In The Wind
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Chasing Dreams
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Love Surrounds
04:27
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Taste
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My Mums Mum
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Everything Is Maya
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Departing Friend
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Here She Comes
04:18
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Brents Lament
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Jerseybob and Our Monika New Zealand
Jerseybob has been strumming and picking his way around the world for the last 14 years. He picked up a cheap Hohner acoustic guitar in the mid 90's and wrote his first song 3 months later. 40 countries later and 14 albums to his name, Jerseybob has been joined on percussion and Cajon by his delightful wife, Monika, who also plays balofon They currently reside in Taupo, NZ. ... more
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