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You've Got To Take Love
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Truck Driver In His Head
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Slipping Away
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Bloodshot Eyes
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Up Country
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Here Comes Friday
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Like Father, Like Son
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Gypsy Woman
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Anzac Day
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Glen Moffatt Brisbane, Australia
Raised in the seaside Art Deco city of Napier in New Zealand, Glen Moffatt began writing songs at the age of
10.
He burst onto the national music scene with his debut album “Somewhere in New Zealand Tonight” in 1995 and at the following year’s recording industry awards was a finalist for “songwriter of the year”.
Moffatt has been resident in Brisbane since 2002.
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