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Home Alone
04:22
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And though there's a whole other world outside, what's it got to do with me?
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Drift Away
06:22
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It's not unknown to think I don't want to go home.
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Maraid's Tears
03:24
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So tell me dark loch, what secrets do you hold......
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Madam Ballo
05:48
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Madam Ballo, please be gentle, Madam Ballo, be merciful.
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Wasted Life
03:51
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Wasted life.....repeat many times
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Fake News
03:23
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Fake news and fake faces, fake smiles and fake embraces.
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The Sun Has Gone Missing
04:58
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The sun has gone missing, and nobody knows when it's coming home.
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Serenade
04:34
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Serenade to the distant stars.....
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Prufrock's Party
04:39
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Let us go then, you and I, when the evening is spread out against the sky....
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Ben, Kevin y Ron UK
Ben Inch, Kevin Shrimpton and Ron Neville are equally obsessed with all things guitar. We live in the Carse of Gowrie, Perthshire, Scotland. We write and record all our own stuff - ballads, soft rock, hard rock, flamenco, and folk.
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