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Imagination
03:21
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One in a Million
03:02
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Yesterday
04:23
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Every time I look into your eyes
it always starts to rain
You know I'd never cause you an ounce of pain
And I wonder what would have happened
If I had walked the other way
I guess we'll never know
until it's yesterday
Every time I walk into the room
you turn the other way
I try to think of what I need to say
If I'm going to get back with you again
I don't know
I don't know
Every time I look into your eyes
it always starts to rain
You know I'd never cause you an ounce of pain
And I wonder what would have happened
If I had walked the other way
I guess we'll never know
until it's yesterday
yesterday
yesterday
yesterday
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Back and Forth
03:29
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Get Go
02:29
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Tell me if you're staying
tell me if you're leaving
tell me all the things you want me to believe in
I've been here since the get go
gettin' hard for me now to let go
I just wanna let you know you're amazing
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Ya Gotta Be Kidding Me
02:17
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Robb Hill Vancouver, British Columbia
Robb moved to Vancouver in 2005 from Ontario, Canada.
Hill immediately enjoyed the vibrant music
scene.
Hill's original song repertoire has evolved to include many genres.
Hill now performs & tours frequently, his first European tour in November 2013, returning in 2016 in Italy, Spain and Portugal.
Influences include Foo Fighters, The Doors, Tom Petty, Muse, Sam Roberts, Pearl Jam and Nirvana.
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Robb Hill recommends:
A combination of fun upbeat songs and more relaxed soothing ones will leave you impresses with the musical variety. Enjoy the memorable lyrics and fun guitar riffs.
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