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Naomi Dixon | Play List Opportunity Pete Murray So Beautiful Pete Murray Time of Your Life Green Day Hurts Too Much Star Sailor Wonderwall Oasis Say John Mayer Kids MGMT (Kooks cover) Little Suicides The Golden Palominos Blowers Daughter Damian Rice Only You Joshua Raddin The Call Regina Spektor Let Her Cry Hootie and the Blowfish Let It Be John Lennon Katie Missy Higgins Trouble Coldplay Diamonds on the Inside Ben Harper Waiting on the World to Change John Mayer Yellow Coldplay You and Me Life House Angel Jack Johnson Imagine John Lennon Who Will Save Your Soul Jewel Hands Jewel Lest We Forget The Waifs Another Day in Paradise Phil Collins Feel Good Inc Gorillaz Only Exception Paramore When Doves Cry Damian Rice (Prince) Crave You Flight Facilities Hey Ya Obadiah Parker (Outkast) Crazy Gnarls Barkley Fall at Your Feet Crowded House Distant Sun Crowded House Cactus that Found a Beat Missy Higgins Stairway to Heaven Led Zeppelin Careless Paul Kelly Bugs Patrick James To Her Door Paul Kelly Wish You Were Here Pink Floyd I Still Haven’t Found What I’m Looking For U2 Wanted Dead or Alive Bon Jovi Black or White Michael Jackson Beat It Michael Jackson Wade in the Water Eva Cassidy The Scientist Coldplay Signed Sealed Delivered Stevie Wonder Smooth Operator Sade Superstitious Stevie Wonder Better be Home Soon Crowded House Jolene Dolly Parton In These Hands Butterfly Effect The Girl City and Colour Valerie Amy Winehouse Hallelujah Jeff Buckley E.T. Katie Perry Runaway Del Shannon Break Even The Script Pumped Up Kicks Foster the People Rolling in the Deep Adele Love Song Adele Ain’t No Sunshine Bill Withers I Wanna Dance With Somebody (slow version) Whitney Houston Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Busby Marou Say it Right Angus and Julia Stone Dance the Way I Feel Gossling Reckless Children Collide This Love Maroon 5 Black and Gold Aloe Black Lonely Boy Black Keys (Matt Corby version) Boys of Summer Don Henley Let’s Stay Together Al Green Firework Katy Perry Skinny Love Bon Iver Everybody’s Talkin’ Harry Nilsson Wolf First Aid Kit Walking on a Dream Empire of the Sun California Girls/ Isn’t She Lovely Laykn Heperi Tip of My Tongue Johnny Diesel Titanium Sia I’ll Follow You into the Dark Death Cab for Cutie Originals: No Shadows Miscommunications Now Secrets Inside Gotta Have you Back Shy Looked into your Eyes .

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