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Thirteen

James ReyneMarch 16, 2012

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Thirteen is the thirteenth solo album by Australian singer/songwriter James Reyne. released on 16 March 2012. Reyne co-wrote tracks with producer Scott Kingman and Tim Henwood. The album covers a range of musical styles.
Reyne toured the album to positive reviews.

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1	English Girls	3:32
2	Capsize	4:24
3	Whatcha Gonna Do About It?	3:00
4	Good Clean Fun	5:02
5	Stop	3:41
6	Mitterands Last Meal	4:15
7	The Drone	5:17
8	Digging A Hole In The Pines	3:40
9	The P.A's P.A	4:32
10	I Could Have Been Your Dad, Son	3:30
11	Tijuana Bibles	6:50

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Singer-Songwriter

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11

Released

May 27, 2012

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℗ 2016 Bloodlines

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