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Mornin Tide
01:23
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A Tale or Two
02:37
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Sirens Call
03:24
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Gone swimmin
01:52
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Thar She Blows
03:27
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Captain Le Fey
02:16
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Far and Away
02:33
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The Kraken
02:40
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Parley
02:14
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Square Outside
03:21
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Cupán Tae
01:23
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Cú Ulaid Donegal, Ireland
Cú Ulaid (hound of ulster, translated from irish) is the solo project of Kev Gall, bass player of The Pox Men and Dogmandü.
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