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An duil
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Looki
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Bright Lights
04:30
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Better Ways to Fall
03:00
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Make no mistakes
There is no right or wrong way to go
And subsequently no mistakes
Only better ways to fall
Painting up a picture of myself
Painting up a picture of myself
Painting up a picture of myself in the sand
Let it wash away in the tide
Relocated, destablised
Running restless to keep you from my mind
Maybe I'm a fool
To walk away from you
But I'll walk
Maybe I'll fly
At least it's something new to try,
Baby I love you
I love you
I love you but I'm better off without you
I love you
I love you but I'm better off without you
Make no mistakes
There is no right or wrong way to go
And subsequently no mistake
Only better ways to fall
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Labour Season
02:23
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Where my boots have holes my feet they feel the rain
In a bog to my knees with a bucket and pail
With cement we fill up high this shallow grave
With no-one for miles to see what we have done
I could be sitting at home doing nothing all day
Horizontal man sings songs to the sun
Instead I'm working hard for my pay
Labour season has begun
Lanky packed right up took all but half your ear
Free is the mind now he is gone away
With cement we fill up high this shallow grave
WIth no-one for miles to see what we have done
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Reel Beatrice
02:41
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La Gueussinette Set
06:23
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Pieces
03:56
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Each to their own
04:16
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Sideways
04:25
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Wine & Whisky
04:07
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Mondays
00:39
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Eyes on the Road
01:57
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Keep your eyes on where you are
As opposed to where you think you'd like to be.
My Friends are like stars scattered
On the corners of the world fragmented
Upended
Forgotten
Drifting apart
Whichever way
Whichever way you'd like to be
Keep your eyes on where you are
A opposed to where you think you'd like to be
Well if you don't know by now you never will
I've got the feeling you've been staring at the wall for some time
Standing still
The course of time
Rolls and washes around
We're almost certain that there's something happening outside
How would you know
You've been staring at the ground
Life is rolling on
Why don't you see
Just keep your eyes on where you are
As opposed to where you think you'd like to be
Just keep your eyes on where you are
As opposed to where you think you'd like to be
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Dream on Sally
04:24
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Little Lies
Little Dreams
Twisted words
What's underneath
Dream on Sally, Dream on
Out of breath, time of day
Running up the highlights of yesterdays
Dream on Sally, Dream on
Well one of these days when the dreams are real
Will you be satisfied with how you feel
Dream on sally, dream on
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Ewan Macintyre Scotland, UK
Mixing all the appealing sounds of Celtic groove, Americana folk, and stripped back-soul, Ewan Macintyre and his band take the listener through dazzling folk roots stories—filled with pizzicato cello and fiddle strings, warm and wavy guitar hooks, and of course, Macintyre’s raw, but soothing voice. ... more
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