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Australian musician

Colin Hay's wistful, fingerpicked acoustic-pop sensibility hit hardest for you around 2011—that peak month tells a story of leaning into something intimate and melancholic. Going Somewhere became your anchor to his world, a record that trades Men at Work's commercial sheen for real emotional weight, and "I Just Don't Think I'll Ever Get Over You" became the song you kept returning to, one that captures that specific ache of resignation and acceptance all at once.

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rockacousticalternative popalternative rockaustralian

Timeline

First scrobble: Oct 23, 2006
Latest scrobble: May 1, 2024
Listening span: 17 yr, 7 mo
Peak month: Mar 2011 · 15 plays
Avg per year: 1 scrobbles

Albums

Top tracks

1I Just Don't Think I'll Ever Get Over You9
2i just don't think i'll ever get over you 12
3Circles Erratica1
4Don't Wait Up1
5Going Somewhere1
6I Don't Know Why1
7Lifeline1
8Looking For Jack1
9Maggie1
10My Brilliant Feat1
11Overkill1
12Waiting For My Real Life To Begin1
13Water Song1
14Beautiful World1
15Wayfaring Sons1
16Children On Parade1

Obsession timeline

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Showing yearly plays (2006 – 2024)

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