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Mule
02:53
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Hedgerow
02:51
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Mad Tom
02:17
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Twee Twa
02:36
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Nicer
04:10
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Pocket
04:17
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A pocket full of honey for a day in the workshop
I axe and cleave and graft
so the honey doesn't stop
callous hands 'til Autumn 'til the sun bows her head
but I'd rather this reality than a pencil full of lead.
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Parting Glass
02:13
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Moth
05:03
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Polly Gone Wrong Eastleigh, UK
Three hardy and feisty lasses singing original songs, baked with folk and blues, elements of playful obscurity and close
harmonies. Lively, rhythmical and at times, positively bizarre…
“spine tingling close harmonies acapella”
“Polly Gone Wrong, you smashed, rocked and blew us away with your powerful soulful voices. You bombastic beauties..stunning sound sirens’ Facebook comment..
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