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Island
02:23
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Causeway
04:10
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Sea-Bound
05:56
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Fox
01:55
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Before and After
04:05
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The Lovers
02:20
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Clearing
01:26
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Deer Leap
04:52
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Fade in the Sun
03:29
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Almost There
01:46
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Watcher
03:18
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Lone
01:37
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November
07:20
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Lullaby
03:28
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The Fool
04:38
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Tintagel
00:56
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Seamus Coleman Derbyshire, UK
Thank you for having a look at my music. I play the guitar and record in my room. Mostly folky/ acoustic kind of stuff.
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