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North Esplanade West
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The Blessed Man
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Birdsong and Churchbells
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Mr Rain
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One Less Thing to Carry
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Old Things
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Your Mother's Eyes
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I Drink Your Whisky
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A Library Burns Down
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If You Don't Cry
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Witches Lane
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When the Day Was Over
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Sea Fever
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