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On My Way
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Something to Give
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Tightrope
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Missin' You
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Thirteen
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Falling Star
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Back In My Arms
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Pretty Little Thing
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Fall Back In
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Get To You
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The Forresters Sydney, Australia
The Forresters devise new ways to blend folk, rock and pop into their narrative of Americana. With luscious melodies and
visceral vocal performances, The Forresters deliver emotive stories of fractured relationships, heartbreak and the ways of emerging from it.
Founded on a rich sonic tapestry, these bruised and tender tunes have been lovingly mixed by US indie producer, Mitch Easter.
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