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ANDREW WISHART – SOLO REPERTOIRE 4-5 SECONDS AIN’T NO SUNSHINE….GONE ALL COME TOGETHER ALL I WANT IS YOU AM I EVER GONNA SEE YOUR FACE AMAZING AMERICAN PIE AND THE BAND PLAYED W/MATILDA ANGEL OF HARLEM ANGELS ANIMAL APRIL SUN ARE YOU OLD ENOUGH BARBADOS BEER WITH DUNCAN BETTER BE HOME SOON BLISTER / TIME LIFE BLUE BAYOU BOW RIVER BOYS OF SUMMER BREAK FREE BROWN EYED GIRL BUDAPEST BURN YOUR NAME CAN’T HELP FALLING IN LOVE CANDLE IN THE WIND CATS IN THE CRADLE CHAIN REACTION CHERRY BOMB CHERRY CHERRY CHOIR GIRL COME TO ME COOL CLEAR WATER COOL WORLD COPPERHEAD RD CRAZY LITTLE THING CALLED LOVE CRAZY LOVE CRAZY SEAL CRY IN SHAME CRYING OVER YOU DAKOTA DANCING IN THE DARK DEAD OR ALIVE DESPERADO DOCK OF THE BAY DONT CHANGE DONT STOP DOWN UNDER DREAM DREAM DREAM DREAM LOVER DRIFTAWAY DRIVE DRIVE (WHATEVER TOMORROW BRINGS..) EAGLE ROCK END OF THE LINE EVERBODY’S TALKIN AT ME EVERY BREATH U TAKE FAST CARS FATHER TO SON FLAME TREES FOR THE FIRST TIME FOUR WALLS FRAGILE FREE FALLING GEORGIA ON MY MIND GERONIMO GREAT SOUTHERN LAND HANDLE ME WITH CARE HAVE I TOLD YOU LATELY HAVE YOU EVER SEEN THE RAIN HELLALUJAH HELP HERE WITHOUT YOU HEY SOUL SISTER HOLY GRAIL HOME HORSES HUNGRY HEART HURT SO GOOD I JUST CALLED / LOVE YOU I STILL CALL AUST HOME I WON’T BACK DOWN I WON’T LET YOU GO I’M A BELIEVER I’M NOT THE ONLY ONE I’M ON FIRE IF THIS IS IT IF YOU’RE GONE IMAGINE IT DOES’T MATTER ANY MORE JACK AND DIANNE JAILHOUSE ROCK JESSIES GIRL JOEY JUST MARRIED KHE SAHN KING OF THE ROAD LAYLA LET IT BE LET ME ENTERTAIN YOU LONELY BOY LOOKING OUT MY BACK DOOR LOSING MY RELIGION LOVE IS IN THE AIR LOVER LOVER MAD WORLD MISSING YOU MOONDANCE MORNINGTOWN RIDE MR JONES MY HAPPINESS MY SWEET LORD NEVER TEAR US APART NEXT TO ME NO SECRETS NORTH TO ALASKA NOTHING BUT A CHILD NOTHING COMPARES TO YOU OH BOY OH NO NOT YOU AGAIN ONE ONE I LOVE ONE MORE TIME ONE PERFECT DAY OPPORTUNITY OVERKILL PEGGY SUE PRETTY WOMAN PUB WITH NO BEER PUSH RAVE ON REACH OUT REAL WORLD RECKLESS RED RED WINE REFUGEE REVELRY RING OF FIRE ROCK AND ROLL GIRLS ROCK IN THE USA ROCKABYE RUDE (BE SO) RUNAWAY RYTHYMN OF THE FALLING RAIN SAILING SAVE THE LAST DANCE FOR ME SAVE TONIGHT SELLING THE DRAMA SEMI CHARMED LIFE SHE WILL BE LOVED SINGING THE BLUES SIX RIBBONS SLIPPING AWAY FROM ME SMALL TOWN SOLID ROCK SOMEONE LIKE YOU SOMEWHERE RAINBOW SOUND OF SILENCE STAND BY ME STILL HAVEN’T FOUND... STUCK IN THE MIDDLE SUMMER 69 SUSPICIOUS MINDS SWEET CAROLINE TAKE IT EASY TAKE ME BACK THAT’LL BE THE DAY THE GAMBLER THE WANDERER THE WAY THE WEIGHT THINKING OUT LOUD THREE AM THROW YOUR ARMS AROUND ME TIME AFTER TIME TIP OF MY TONGUE TITANIUM TO HER DOOR TONIGHT’S THE NIGHT TRUE BLUE TWENTY GOOD REASONS USE SOMEBODY VALERIE WAGON WELL WAKE ME UP WHEN OVER WALK OF LIFE WALTZING MATILDA WAY OUT WEST WHAT A WONDERFUL WORLD WHAT ABOUT ME WHAT I LIKE ABOUT YOU WHAT’S UP WHAT’S MY SCENE WHEN THE WAR IS OVER WHEREVER I LAY MY HAT WHEREVER YOU WILL GO WHITE SPORTS COAT WISH YOU WERE HERE WITH OR WITHOUT YOU WONDERWALL YELLOW YOU SEND ME YOU WEREN’T IN LOVE WITH ME YOU’VE LOST THAT LOVING FEELING YOUR SONG .

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