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Sweet Love Is Mine
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Love Runs Sick
04:57
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I'll Be A Dream
04:14
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Peachwood
04:54
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Stockholm
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Terry's Síbín
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Cuckoo
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There Was A Time
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Séamus Óg Manchester, UK
Séamus Óg is an Irish singer songwriter hailing from Carrickfergus, Ireland. Drawing inspiration from an upbringing of traditional Irish music, storytelling, island life. This Manchester based quartet is a beautiful blend of instruments intertwined in rich harmonies, and stories full of heart, that will have you swept into a dream state and lingering on adventures taken, and mapping those to come. ... more
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