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this is no exception
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a respectful distance
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the disturbing hedge
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still life with hangover
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across the swamp of time
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who struck the match
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Tony Backhouse Sydney, Australia
Tony Backhouse BA, BMus played in bands for 17 years, notably NZ bands Mammal, Rough Justice, & the Crocodiles. Moving to Sydney, he played with Renee Geyer & Jackie Orzacsky before changing direction, foregoing the instruments, and founding the Cafe of the Gate of Salvation, the Honeybees & gospel quartet Heavenly Light Quartet. He now plays with bands Blessed Relief & the Bend. ... more
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