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Awen
01:26
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I Travel Around
03:36
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3. |
I Am
01:53
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Earth our Home
03:37
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Plant More Trees
03:25
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Its OK Not to be OK
03:25
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Inspired
04:24
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Queen of the May
03:28
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Pagan and Proud
05:26
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Autumns Front Door
02:37
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Balance
04:30
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Samhain
04:44
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Alban Arthan
05:40
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Spring Has Sprung
04:11
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Hare
02:02
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Druid on the Hill
03:04
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Cliff Carr England, UK
Songwriter. Musician. Artist.
Previous bard of Avebury. Phoenix order of Druids. Dolman Grove.
Influenced from nature.
Earth. Sun. Moon. Welsh, Irish, Scottish, English mythology and fables.
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