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Hurt
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I Walk the Line
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In The Ghetto
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Nobody's Fault But Mine
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Not Dark Yet
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Sixteen Tons
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Song to Paul Kelly
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The Change
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Paul Buckberry Sydney, Australia
Once upon a time Paul Buckberry was an itinerant beatnik busking the windy street corners of the world for nickels and dimes. After 2020 he settled in Sydney Australia, delivering his solo acoustic take on the blues, country and folk, as well as writing new songs and producing them with some of the finest musicians in the world. ... more
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