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Four Photos
05:41
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All Good Smallgood
06:11
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This Song
04:57
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Music Heart
06:08
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Prelude
02:27
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Under A Cloud
04:36
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A Bird Song
04:53
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Father Danger
05:29
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Endless Smiley Sunstar
12:33
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Fire On The Hill Canberra, Australia
Fire on the Hill are a Canberra based five piece rock band with a sound that has been described as passionate, lyrical and
sonically expansive.
Fire On The Hill has been around in one form or another since about 2004. The band draws influence from a range styles that blur the lines between genres such as rock, folk, reggae, & soul to form a unique sound within the rock idiom.
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