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The Hurting Scene
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Open Book
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All Of The Love
03:41
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Xavier
03:47
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Henry
04:22
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On The Morrow
03:21
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Lion On The Loose
03:19
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Reckless Road
04:17
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Substitute
02:52
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Royal Queen (Mary)
02:46
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Pretty Little End
03:22
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Melody Pool NSW, Australia
After delivering two of the most acclaimed Australian albums of recent times The Hurting Scene & Deep Dark Savage Heart, Melody Pool announced her break from music to focus on her own mental health. Now, the critically acclaimed songwriter has announced her awaited return with new music on the horizon, exploring a re-birthed brilliance hinting at subjects of empowerment, resurgence and uprising. ... more
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