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Quiet Joys
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Be Yourself
04:31
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Once Loved A Lad
04:02
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Red Roofs
04:18
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Lost And Found
03:38
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Through Time
05:05
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Master Of Disguise
05:42
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Leaving Yesterday
03:48
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In Pain
04:26
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My Own World
04:39
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Joshu's Dance
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Who On Earth
05:09
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Aon Bath, UK
Hailing from Manchester, Aon were fusing folk with technology way before any of the current wave of Alt folk or Indie Hybrids.
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