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Hobart
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Mad Face
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Monster
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How Did We Get Here
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Middleton
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Tower
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Misplaced Spark
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You Think I don't Cry
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Racoo Fremantle, Australia
Racoo is a songwriter who married melancholia in 2015. Hailing from Albany, she now resides in the younger port town of
Fremantle.
Her songs often describe the puzzle of somebody’s existence; smoking, lamenting love, ruminating minds, sitting in sadness and 24 hour bottle shops. There is an obsession with sentimentality, the absurdity of detachment, breakups, and grief.
Sad girl country
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