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At The Close Of Day
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Storm Cellar Door
02:53
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A Picture Of Perfume
04:33
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A Splendour Of Heart
04:38
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Streets Of Derry
03:38
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Lilac About Thy Crown
05:08
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My Mother's Ruined Teeth
03:17
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Hummingbird Waltz
03:06
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Greenwood
05:06
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