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Maybe Some Day
04:18
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My Distant Star
03:51
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Anything You Want
03:35
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I Was Made For The Blues
02:56
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Please Stop Hurting Me
04:39
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No Way Out
03:43
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I Keep Thinking Of You
04:20
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Once Upon A Time
04:09
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Cultures
04:20
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11. |
Don't Bother Calling
03:14
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12. |
Wheel Of Life
03:16
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13. |
Requiem
04:32
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14. |
Nag-ativity Blues
04:20
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15. |
Living In Poverty
04:24
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Raggy Malaysia
Raggy has been in the music scene for more than 40 years, with extensive performing experience in clubs,
pubs, concerts and
festivals. A prolific singer-songwriter-guitarist, he performs in a wide range of styles from
Country To Blues and Rock, playing Originals as well as iconic covers,touring extensively in the Asian region including Thailand, Singapore,
Vietnam, Cambodia, South Korea and Japan.
... more
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