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The Day Of Judgement
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Union Street
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Fallow Fields
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The Butcher's Wife
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Emmeline
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Cry On Me
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1904
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Old Man
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The Tea Traveller
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Swings and Roundabouts
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The Dead Man's Waltz Isle Of Skye, UK
The Dead Man's Waltz are four musicians from the Isle of Skye. Their music traces a path through the dance halls of Weimar Republic Germany, Tom Waits and the Pogues to more recent acts such as Beirut. Theirs is a litany of small-town crimes and dark romances that is fascinating and irresistable. ... more
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