''Planet Country'' is the tenth studio album released by Australian

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musician

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. The album was released in November 2009 and peaked at 13 on the

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. A limited edition featured a 10-track bonus CD titled ''Bringing the Music Home''. At the 2011

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, the album won Top Selling Album of the Year.

Track listing

; CD1 # "Planet Country" # "Love in the Time of Drought" # "People Like Us" # "Dirt" # "Gold" # "Scars" (featuring

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) # "Something Right" # "Cowgirl" # "The Old Block" # "Australian Boy" # "Girls Gone Wild" # "A Place for Me" (Planet Country Reprise) # "I Milk Cows" (bonus track) ; CD2 - Bringing the Music Home # "Bringing the Music Home" # "Fire" # "Feeling Pretty Naked" # "Kerosene Lane" # "My Outback World" # "

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" (Live At CCM Rocks The Snowys) # "Spirit of the Bush" (Live At CCM Rocks The Snowys) # "Talk Of The Town" # "Family Tradition" # "Texas QLD 4385" (Live At CCM Rocks The Snowys)

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