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Rosie Is A Goldmine
05:28
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The Lapping Sea
03:32
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Bloodhound
05:55
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4. |
Bluebird
04:09
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5. |
Wayward Heart
03:25
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Lisa's Riding
03:41
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Very Proud Of This One
03:19
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Weight Of The World
05:01
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Brighten Up The Place
04:09
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10. |
Soldier Of The Sun
04:10
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Andy Skellam Bristol, UK
Andy's music has been said to play like a surreal dreamscape, perhaps because it is the product of late nights spent hunched over a guitar beside the glowing embers of a fire whilst everyone sleeps. It has spawned from the dusty corners & dank barns of his feral childhood wedged roughly between welsh mountains and English riverbeds. ... more
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