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Willy O'Winsbury
06:39
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Poor Wayfaring Stranger
03:00
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Jock Broon
03:30
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I Know You Rider
05:36
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Penmon
02:14
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Leviathan
06:20
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If the tide should turn
Take your time
Take the time you need
It's for the taking
You are old and strong
And you've been breaking
The endless waves
So long
Bearing memories
Of fathers and fathers
Travel on
Through the furthest waters
Singing
Time and time again
Your old deep song
Followed by man
Yet free to the last
Leviathan
If the tide should turn
Dive down, down, down
Where the waves cannot reach you
In waters to sing, sing, sing
Time and time again
Your old deep song...
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7. |
Drowned Lovers
06:28
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Dacw Nghariad
04:05
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9. |
Lord Bateman
05:08
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10. |
Beggar A Beggar
05:27
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Nathan Lewis Williams Glastonbury, UK
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