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Road To Ruin
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Back To You
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Can't Shake The Blues
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HE LEFT THAT LITTLE TOWN OF MUNGINDI
TO FIGHT IN THE GREAT WAR
RETURNED SCARRED AND WOUNDED
HIS SACRIFICE IGNORED
GEORGE BENNET WAS A PROUD KAMILAROI MAN
HE WANTED TO DEFEND HIS ANCESTORS LANDS
BOARDED THE FIRST SHIP THAT SAILED TO ENGLAND
WENT ON TO FIGHT BRAVELY IN THE BLOODY TRENCHES OF FRANCE
HE MADE IT BACK HOME WOUNDED BUT ALIFE
NOONE GAVE A DAMN ABOUT HIS SACRIFICE
THE WOUNDS HEALED BUT HE WAS NEVER THE SAME AGAIN
HIS LUNGS SCARRED FROM CHLORINE GAS
ARRESTED FOR BEING DRUNK AND DISAORDERLY
HE DIED TWO DAYS LATER IN POLICE CUSTODY
THEY BURRIED HIM IN AN UNMARKED GRAVE
THAT IS HOW THIS BRAVE SOLDIER'S STORY ENDS
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The Great Unknown
03:15
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We Could Have Had It All
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Andre Camilleri Australia
Arguably one of Australia's most prolific songwriters, Andre Camilleri blends Americana, Alternative and the Blues to create
his music.
Since moving to Australia from Europe in 2000, Andre has recorded 71 original studio albums with various lineups in Brisbane, Melbourne and Canberra.
After all these years he is still hopeful to beat the odds and one day write the perfect song.
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