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Fuck Him
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In Fractures
02:32
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Sap
02:07
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Old Fool
02:44
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Crippling Breath
02:47
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Heart Sparks
02:46
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My Father, 1943
01:03
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A Firework
02:50
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Moonfall
02:18
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The Northern Sea
02:47
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The Good Times
01:46
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My Mother, 59 Years Ago
01:48
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Richard Burke Birmingham, UK
A man from Birmingham with a fiddly guitar and a hoarse voice.
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