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Goldfinger a Praise Chorus 3am – Matchbox 20 Dream Catch me – Newton Faulkner 500 miles – The Proclaimers Drive – Incubus 99 Red Balloons – Goldfinger Eagle rock – Daddy cool A praise chorus – Jimmy Eat World Easy – Faith no more All for you – Sister Hazel Electric Feel – MGMT All I want is you – Juno (soundtrack) Elva – Unwritten Law All the small things – Blink 182 Every morning – Sugar Ray All torn down – The Living End Every teardrop - Coldplay Angels – Robbie Williams Exerciser – Rhubard Bad moon rising – Credence Fader – The Temper Trap Be with you – Mr Big Faith – George Michael Bella – Angus & Julia Stone Feeler – Pete Murray Better be home soon - Crowded House Flake – Jack Johnson Better man – Pearl Jam Follow me – Uncle Cracker Better –Screaming Jets Glycerine – Bush Better than – John Butler Trio Good Riddance – Greenday Better Together – Jack Johnson Green Eyes - Coldplay Big Jet plane - Angus & Julia Stone Hallelujah - Jeff Buckley Black or White – Michael Jackson Hard day’s night – The Beatles Blister in the sun – The Violent femmes Hard to Handle – The Black Crowes Blurry – Puddle of mud Hey Jealousy – The Gin Blossoms Boys light up – Australian crawl Hey Leonardo – B.U.O.S Breakfast at Tiffany’s – Deep Blue Heya – Outcast Brown eyed girl – Van Morrison Hitchin a ride – Greenday Cailan – Unwritten law Holy Grail – Hunters & Collectors California - Phantom Planet Horses – Daryl Braithwaight Champaign Supernova – Oasis Hound Dog – Elvis Close to you – John Butler Trio I feel fine – The Beatles Closing time – Semisonic I need a dollar – Aloe Blacc Come around again – Jet I’m yours – Jason Mraz Coming home – Alex Lloyd If you could only see – Tonic Country Road – John Denver In the summertime – Thirsty Merc Cry in Shame – Diesel Iris – Goo Goo Dolls Dakota - Stereophonics Island in the sun – Weezer Dammit – Blink 182 Johnny be good – Chuck berry Dani California – Red Hot Chilli Peppers Just a Boy – Angus & Julia Stone Day Tripper – The Beatles Just ace – Grinspoon Don’t change – INXS Khe Sahn – Cold Chisel Don’t look back in anger – Oasis Knocking on heaven’s door – Bob Dylan Kryptonite – 3 doors down Sunday morning – Maroon 5 Last Kiss – Pearl Jam Sunsets – Powderfinger Learn to Fly – Foo Fighters Sweet disposition – The Temper Trap Lifestyles of the rich and famous Sweet home Alabama Lighting crashes – Live Take a picture - Filter Lonely Boy – The Black Keyes Talk shows on mute – Incubus Long Road to Ruin – Foo Fighters Teenage Dirtbag - Wheatus Long train running – Doobie Brothers The Door – Silverchair Love your way – Powderfinger The Gambler – Kenny Rodgers Lover, lover – Sonia Dada The Lazy Song – Bruno Mars Make you happy – Josh Pyke The middle – Jimmy eat world More than words - Extreme Tip of my tongue – Diesel Morning glory – Oasis Tomorrow – Silverchair Move on – Jet Twist and shout – The Beatles Mr Brightside – The Killers Valerie – Amy Winehouse Mr Jones – Counting crows Walking in Memphis – Marc Cohn My happiness – Powderfinger Walking on sunshine My hero – Foo Fighters What I like about you – The Romantics My own worst enemy – Lit When I come around - Greenday No reason - Grinspoon When you say nothing at all – Ronan No such thing – John Mayer When you were young –The Killers Older than you – Eskimo Jo Wish you were here – Incubus One way road – John Butler Trio Wonderwall – Oasis Opportunity – Pete Murray Yellow – Coldplay Parlez vous francais – Art vs Science You’re all I have – Snow patrol Plans – Birds of Tokyo Push – Matchbox 20 Real World – Matchbox 20 Ring of Fire – Johnny Cash Rock n Roll – Eric Hutchinson Save tonight – Eagle eye cherry Semi charmed life – Third Eye Blind Sex on fire - Kings of Leon She will be loved – Maroon 5 Shimmer – Fuel Slide – Goo Goo dolls Stand by me – Ben E King Steal my kisses – Ben Harper Story of a girl – Nine Days Summer of 69 – Brian Adams .
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